Definitions
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- n. Alternative spelling of call up.
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Examples
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The game got ugly at times, as the Celtics couldn't guard the league's shortest player and the Bucks struggled to defend Kevinn Pinkney, a fresh callup from the NBA Development League who just signed a 10-contract with Boston.
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Kearns, who has been streaky so far since his callup, is going to be a crucial element to the Reds 'NL Central hopes.
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Yorvit Torrealba, a September callup from the minors, broke
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It was easy to make because each was late-season callup from the minors, sort of a sleeper or stealth prospect, with obvious speed, occasional power and a strong arm.
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The Medicines Control Council (MCC) had in 2002 issued a "callup" - the first step towards registration - for "nutritional substances that purport to have therapeutic or medicinal effects".
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I'm curious about how he fits in, too, but I think his callup is a really good thing.
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Only one of those teams—the 2003 Marlins with June callup Miguel Cabrera—ultimately won the World Series.
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New York chased Johnson 3:46 into the second period when callup enforcer Micheal Haley made it 6-0 on the Islanders' 16th shot.
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A September callup isn't out of the question, but Friedrich's real opportunity likely will come in 2011.
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Moore's ability to show the team he could handle things behind the plate during his September callup opened up an opportunity for him.
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