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raise aloft

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See: elevate, heighten


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Maybe APOEL, in a radical change of direction, can help the people of Cyprus to bring down their false gods, like Dolce & Gabbana and the mediocre football purveyed by clubs such as yours, and raise aloft those worthy of exaltation, like integrity, knowledge and truth.
Sports professionals will tell you it's not all about the money and for women tennis players it must be impossible to put a price on the feeling when they raise aloft the famous Venus Rosewater Dish.
MacLeod was the last Hibs skipper to raise aloft a major trophy, when they defeated Dunfermline 2-0 in the 1991 League Cup Final.
 
 
 
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