Dig up and Going to

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Dig up verb - To come upon after searching, study, or effort.

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Going to and dig up are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Going to" instead a verb "Dig up".

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Dig up and going to are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dig up" instead a verb "Going to".

A long-ranged example: When he's wondering how Moist is going to win the great transcontinental race, Vetinari asks him if he might dig up some extremely fast magical horse buried nearby.

Source: Discworld / Going Postal
It is later revealed that he made the story up, and he was going to bury some candy for them to dig up, but they took the story so seriously, they beat him to the spot.

Source: Treasure Hunt Episode
If you want to equip an army capable of standing up to goblin ambushes and sieges, the monsters in underground caverns, and the demons from Hell, you're going to have to have your dwarves dig up ore, smelt it into metal, and turn it into weapons and armor.

Source: Item Crafting

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