Come up
Come up verb - To come near or nearer.
Both terms in one sentence
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The Night That Never Ends: Brought on by Chanticleer not being around to raise the sun, except for that one time where it did come up without him.
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If you can come up with the silliest, most nonsensical plan to raise the level of the Sanzu River by even a half-centimeter, he'll send the Nanashi Renju and a Gedoshu of the Week to help you.
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Amusingly, failing stage one drove him to scrap the entire plan rather than come up with another way to raise the money, even though he eventually did.
Source: You Can't Thwart Stage One
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