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arise

[uh-rahyz] / əˈraɪz /




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Kaley also noted that her first feelings of anxiety and depression arose when she was nine and 10 years old.

From BBC

The handwritten report was given to Williams by Rice Jones when he took over as Archbishop of Wales for "safekeeping" and "should any further questions arise" about Pierce, saying its contents might help.

From BBC

Minutes later, a tiny black spot arose in the sky above the Shipwreck, growing bigger and bigger as it came nearer.

From Literature

Problems arose when cops from different commands were sent all over the city with no training in crowd control and uncertain chains of command.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The federation therefore defers to the competent judicial authorities for any determinations arising from the matter."

From BBC