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1
Others said that rates must
rise
from
levels more appropriate for emergencies.
2
The confirmed U.S. cases showed a nearly 60 percent
rise
from
Tuesday.
3
A great bass hum of feedback began to
rise
from
the speakers.
4
Tariffs on a sweeping range of imports would
rise
from
April 1.
5
A little to the south two great pillars
rise
from
the river.
6
He saw the plane tilt and the machine
rise
from
the ground.
7
In General Montero's case it enabled him to
rise
from
the ranks.
8
But they have only retraced part of their
rise
from
late May.
9
The same particle does not
rise
from
the valley to the ridge.
10
South Sydney's
rise
from
the ashes in 2020 has been truly remarkable.
11
The Tigris and Euphrates
rise
from
opposite sides of the same mountain-chain.
12
Cloud, midway on the gradual
rise
from
the river to the prairie.
13
He made himself
rise
from
the stoop and continue down the street.
14
To
rise
from
the perfected work is the swifter and loftier ascent.
15
The birds
rise
from
the water and fly to a distant land.
16
But to suggest he could
rise
from
the pit is another thing.
rise
from
rise