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bring in

verb as in make a profit

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Even prior to the pandemic, mall operators were having trouble keeping their properties occupied as shopping habits changed, Scardina said, so “it’s been terrific to bring in new concepts to these locations.”

In its second week of preview performances, a revival of Shakespeare’s “Othello” set a new record for weekly grosses on Broadway, bringing in $2,818,297 for eight shows.

"It will be necessary to bring in forces with heavy weaponry to neutralise the situation," he said.

From BBC

Stricter checks were brought in last month to require in-person or video consultations, along with information from GP or medical records.

From BBC

I had to hustle especially aggressively to bring in every dollar.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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