Dig up
Dig up verb - To come upon after searching, study, or effort.
Give
Give verb - To make a present of.
Both terms in one sentence
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They're short, stocky, tough, have long beards, like to use hammers, live underground, and give you bonuses to dig up Dust (the money of the game).
Source: Video Game / Endless Legend -
If the Dogs had approached Rarity with a deal to give her, say, 20% of the gems that she locates and they dig up, and generally treated her acceptably, everyone could have gone home with a lot of gems.
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All of the women in the town become this for a day when Maggie decides to defiantly give the boot to Maurice and the men he's hired to dig up some Indian artifacts that were discovered in her front yard.
Source: Series / Northern Exposure
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