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walk up

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walk up something 
1. to move up an incline or stairs on foot. Sally will have to walk up the stairs by herself.
2. to walk the length of something. I walked slowly up the hall.
See also: up, walk


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After all of this unique flavor, add in some unconventional runs, fillers modes, walk ups, walk downs at just the right spots, and you can see how difficult it can be to master playing piano worship chords.
You might lose some people who don't want to walk up the stairs, but others will be committed to buying a unit because it's unique," said Matthew Blesso, the president of Blesso Properties.
Barry Swartz obtained permanent financing for several walk up apartment buildings all located in Manhattan: 5-story walk-up w/retail on East 29th Street, $3,800,000; Two 5-story walk-ups on East 92nd Street, $2,500,000; 4-story brownstone on East 83rd Street, $1,225,000; 6-story walk-up on East 13th Street, $8,500,000.
 
 
 
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