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Liz would turn up to school lice-ridden and was Bullied for being smelly and scruffy and eventually dropped out.

If you find that two items of different importance are competing for attention, it’s often a good approach to “turn down” the less important one, rather than “turn up” the more important.

Astronomers are just beginning to find potentially habitable worlds. And NASA's Kepler satellite should turn up more soon-including, perhaps, some that look even more like Earth.

The 600 or so who turn up for Friday prayers made their supplications outdoors for a while, until cold weather forced them from one temporary room to another.

One frustrating problem is the paywall that scholarly archives like JSTOR throw up to non-institutional users, but even the very fact that results turn up in web searches is often useful on its own.

The top U. S. military officer, General Richard Meyers, said Thursday an initial look at camp records did not turn up any incident that would confirm the Newsweek report.

The CPAC meeting is, among other things, a beauty contest for presidential wannabes, and most of the most ambitious Republican leaders did indeed turn up to strut their stuff.

He then adds blueberry powder to turn up the flavor.

But the woman failed to turn up to court and the magistrate struck out the case.

But the hopeful maxim of Dickens's perennial debtor that "something will turn up" nourishes American housebuilders.

And could they have mysteriously disappeared for 20 years, only to turn up by chance in a Tel Aviv laboratory?

The design, operation and improvement of the transmission for turn up astrodome which made of glass fibre reinforced plastic are introduced in the paper.

The next day you turn up to work and see them looking as unattractive as ever, only now you can't quite meet their eye.

At times, you have to be something of an online, digital "dumpster diver" to find the information you want; if you are lucky, one of the search engines or Wolfram may turn up the tidbit for you.

Something will turn up, but not all things at once.

In addition, turn up, or off, the air conditioning or heater during the day.

Hawking's main concern was that a fleet of alien spacecraft could turn up wanting to strip mine the Earth for its bountiful resources.

One delegate at the conference said many are still uneasy, but most of the war veterans who had been at the forefront of the violence Monday did not turn up when the conference resumed.

Elections in the last few years have been so patently rigged that few voters bother to turn up.

His father was, like Mr. Micawber, always waiting for something to turn up.

"If you are more capable than me, then fine, I highly respect you. If not, I just turn up my nose at you without any sort of pretense," he said.