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Raise
An increase in one's wages or salary. A company may offer a raise for seniority, exceptional work performance or some other reason. Some raises are automatic, especially to account for the cost of living, while others must be requested or earned. In the UK, a raise is sometimes called a rise.


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COMEDIAN Bob Mills was raising a laugh in the centre of Coventry yesterday.
And so far his rambling style of raising a laugh is not going down too well with his American counterparts who generally stick to safe, tried and tested methods.
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