Collective violent action against an established power or arbitrary authority.
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Examples for "uphill"
Examples for "uphill"
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However, in developing countries with isolated communities, treatment remains an uphill battle.
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Losing five pounds will yield minutes saved on a steep, uphill approach.
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But others said it looks like an uphill task for a buyer.
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At the fork, take the left-hand grassy track and continue heading uphill.
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Photo:Tim Bowditch Thomas Thwaites on a Swiss mountain; walking uphill is easier.
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Nevertheless, the company said it still sees prices rising later this year.
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The energy sector remains a credit risk, too, despite rising oil prices.
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Sea levels are also rising and beach erosion is a growing problem.
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Anger over rising prices also fuelled violence in Mauritania late last year.
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Quite why there is a rising trend in serious violence remains unknown.
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The world economy looks better and even inside Europe, demand is rising.
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Analysts said, however, that stocks would need positive surprises to keep rising.
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Experts say rising sea levels mean one day it will be underwater.
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It had seven employees in year one, rising to 14 this year.
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Four months of rising confidence boded well for the economy, he said.
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Manufacturers are also facing pressure from rising costs as oil prices increase.
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We're aware that there are places with rising cases, said Ms McEnany.
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Europeans want mainly to balance relations between powerful West and rising East.
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Amid the rising tensions, North Korea has carried out several weapons tests.
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The parliamentary election, delayed by three years, comes amid rising violence nationwide.
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All three countries saw industrial production rising month on month in November.
