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I'll be up to see you tomorrow.

Shelveset names can be up to 64 characters long.

It would hardly be up to that crocodile standard.

Packages can be up to 150 lb (70 kg)

In fact, shouldn't it be up to us to define what roles are suitable to us?

to do all kinds of evil; to be up to all kinds of evil; to be steeped in iniquity; to be sinfu

Pilots say it should be up to them to decide how much fuel their planes have.

Men run the world's economies; but it may be up to women to rescue them.

Conclusion: the PPE status can not be up to the health emergency needs of chemical poisoning, need to be improved.

It will not be easy, but there is reason to think Mr Lu just might be up to the task.

They said that this would be up to those device makers.

Our productivity, technology capability and quality level can be up to international standard.

There can be up to 7 servers in a cluster, and any node can be the primary node.

Our goods must be up to export standards before the Inspection Bureau lets them pass.

Some of today's established multinational companies will not be up to the task.

I can be up to 17 feet (about 5.5 meters) tall.