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bring up to date

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bring someone up to date
to provide someone with the most recent information or developments. Aides brought the governor up to date on the negotiations.
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bring something up to date
to change something to include the latest information or developments. He brought the book up to date by adding a new section on environmental policies.
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For that, we need also to bring up to date the public discourse about such perennial issues as the role of religion in society, the teaching of values in the schools, and the relation of religion and science.
What's scientific about it? Why intelligent design belongs in social ... by Boler, John / Commonweal
After World War I military theoreticians had to specify the contents of the initial period of war and bring up to date their ideas.
Past and future wars: initial stages by Bogdanov, S.A. / Military Thought
Sage would also bring up to date back payments that Ritter Ranch Development has missed on the bonds.
PROJECT RESCUE PLANNED $1 MILLION FUND PROPOSED by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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