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ESLPod_0212_WE_0098 Asking for a Raise The verb "to bring up," in this podcast, means to raise or to introduce a topic into conversation: "Before we end our meeting today, I'd like to bring up one last issue." "To bring up" can also be used to mean to raise children or to take care of children who are your responsibility: "Dan and Lucinda decided to bring up all three children themselves when their friends died in the car accident." Or, "It's not easy to bring up healthy and happy children in these modern times."

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ESLPod 212 to bring up Money

Id	ESLPod_0212_WE_0098
Episode Id	ESLPod 212
Episode Title	Asking for a Raise
Phrase	to bring up
Text	The verb "to bring up," in this podcast, means to raise or to introduce a topic into conversation: "Before we end our meeting today, I'd like to bring up one last issue." "To bring up" can also be used to mean to raise children or to take care of children who are your responsibility: "Dan and Lucinda decided to bring up all three children themselves when their friends died in the car accident." Or, "It's not easy to bring up healthy and happy children in these modern times."
Topics	Money

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