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even up

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verb

  1. (adverb) to make or become equal, esp in respect of claims or debts; settle or balance

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She believes Netflix could see a major subscriber lift, and even up to a $200 million boost in revenue from the fifth season.

From MarketWatch

“Over the past decade and even up to a year or two ago, we assumed others could catch up quickly,” wrote Wertheimer.

From Barron's

“Over the past decade and even up to a year or two ago, we assumed others could catch up quickly,” wrote Wertheimer.

From Barron's

“Over the past decade and even up to a year or two ago, we assumed others could catch up quickly,” Wertheimer said.

From MarketWatch

West Antarctica "contains enough ice to raise sea levels by four, five, even up to six metres," the 37-year-old said.

From Barron's