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2022-12-12 10:28:49 UTC - HELPFUL

Rated by Participant: 9C45AD19A693F9910BB47CB9334D41E8A6F6D87EA95B4F3CAA1A0DB0A30EF3EF
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The etymology claim is not supported by the citation in the next tweet. The phrase must have been well known in 1836 for the writer to make a (harsh) joke that depends on already knowing its meaning. There is no reason to think the phrase has anything to do with slavery. https://www.etymonline.com/word/knock%20up

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