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soar

verb as in climb, fly

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And in recent years, popularity has soared, as people crave its well-made, no-nonsense, and nature-embracing ethos.

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Since then, he has struggled to push through an annual budget to bring down the country's soaring public debt.

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Requests are soaring just as some hospitals are scaling back on training because their staff nurses are too overloaded to take on more students.

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Many commenters online have been drawing parallels with the country's violent 1981 riots, where those who died became known as the Bread Martyrs as they were protesting against the soaring price of basic foods.

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If the GOP doesn’t meet their demands, millions of Americans will lose health care coverage, and millions more will see their insurance rates soar.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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