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Meanings of rise further in English

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Usage of rise further in English
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This age will rise further as the state pension age also rises.
BBC
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The health ministry said the casualty figures were expected to rise further.
Radio NZ
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Mr Tuffley said more people expected mortgage interest rates to rise further.
Radio NZ
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It is likely to rise further when Royal Bank of Scotland reports.
The Guardian
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Analysts say if PDI-P does do well, markets will likely rise further.
Reuters
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My question is, do you think they will rise further than this?
The Irish Times
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Britain's economic recovery has stalled and unemployment looks set to rise further.
Reuters
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Medicare costs likely would rise further if pre-existing condition protections are scrapped.
Reuters
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The cost of insuring Bahrain's debt against default could also rise further.
Reuters
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Passenger network revenues will rise further in the fourth quarter, Gagey predicted.
Reuters
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Min knelt, supporting herself with her hands, groggily trying to rise further.
The great hunt
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Theresa May has warned that the death toll could yet rise further.
The Guardian
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In contrast, Barclays and Fortis project oil prices will continue to rise further.
Reuters
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Preliminary April data indicated stocks would rise further, the IEA said.
Reuters
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Costs can rise further in line with bank funding costs, depending on currency.
Reuters
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If yields on Italy's government bonds rise further, banks holding them lose money.
Reuters
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