English to Samoan Meaning of heap up - faupuega i luga

Heap up :
faupuega i luga
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Those who failed to pay up on the spot by cash or cheque were arrested and taken to Bingley Magistrates Court to be dealt withit fell out the windowI can hold back on splurges when shopping anywhere but the restrain only lasts so long and if Im shopping alone then it lasts hardly at allWhen you replace the toilet seat go with with either plastic or brass hardware Hannah paced through the busy crowds towards a small shop that sold every item of clothing under the sun

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youre a parent first and teacher secondTheir attempt to soften the electorates impression of her as a scientific cold fish is one of the few amusing spectacles in a grim political landscapeIt smacks to me of a fishing expedition in the hope it may justify the prolonged nature of this otherwise pointless enquiryThat must go as far as not working excessive hours and being fit for the job they are doing at the time

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Here the singer expresses a rather queasy fantasy that of being able to control or at least omnisciently observe his lovers errant sexual behaviorAnd one thing that I didnt mention before is that BA have given me another onerous taskThere is no specific law to deal with this crime in India and the onus of proof often lies with the victim

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