add up to
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To Steele, all of the wins add up to a team that’s capable of beating anybody.
“An individual misuse does not amount to a lot of money, but when you’ve got literally thousands of cars traveling every day, even a fraction of that could add up to a lot.”
That could add up to about $175 billion in fiscal stimulus, enough to contribute to higher inflation, putting pressure on rates.
From Barron's
They can add up to four more items to a box at an additional cost and there is also an option to buy rented items at a discount.
"We have to insist that there are changes in practice in every single institution and organisation, and that will add up to sweeping changes that will benefit everyone."
From BBC
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