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Meanings of arise when in English

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Usage of arise when in English
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But Nikotemo Iona said problems arise when people start posting non-official information.
Radio NZ
2
The same problem can arise when people withdraw from the labour market.
The Guardian
3
Problems arise when attempts are made to steal the nanotechnology for bioterrorism.
The South African
4
FC issues arise when an older adult experiences cognitive loss or dementia.
Pubmed
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Allergies arise when the immune system overreacts to a normally benign substance.
Reuters
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The question would thus arise when the company has got to work.
War-Time Financial Problems
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Flash floods usually arise when rain falls over a small catchment basin.
Radio NZ
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Venue disputes often arise when parties expect more favorable results in particular courts.
Reuters
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Other problems can arise when colleagues meet outside their usual environment.
BBC
10
She warned that difficulties could arise when people held either view too strongly.
Radio NZ
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She said problems could arise when online activities interfered with normal developmental functions.
Radio NZ
12
Concerns tend to arise when there is friction between the facts and values.
The Guardian
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And yet dangers arise when business gets too close to government.
The Guardian
14
Problems can arise when songs not written as duets become exchanges.
Reuters
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Problems of antiretroviral resistance arise when the medication and follow-up care is scarce.
The Guardian
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Getting Back Up ✔ Innumerable problems can arise when you climb a rope.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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