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any opening <arise> - English Only forum
are new and unexpected variables likely to arise - English Only forum
Are the prices going to <rise><arise>? - English Only forum
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arise as a transitive verb - English Only forum
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arise from/emanate from? - English Only forum
arise in my mind - English Only forum
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arise reactions? - English Only forum
arise sir! - English Only forum
arise to us - English Only forum
arise v. occur v. appear - English Only forum
arise vs happen, occur & take place - English Only forum
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Arise/Rise from the ashes - English Only forum
As concerns <have arisen><arose><arise> - English Only forum
As we learn about their fates, jealousies arise - English Only forum
but most difficulties arise from - English Only forum
call someone every time problems arise with someone else - English Only forum
Claims arise - English Only forum
collisions can arise <> that might make [semicolon?] - English Only forum
concerns or issues to arise - English Only forum
deal with <what> problems arise. [= whatever?] - English Only forum
Determining incubation period ...... does not arise? - English Only forum
doubts arise/ arouse or neither of them? - English Only forum
emergency, should one <arise> - English Only forum
impact to some characteristic of value that may arise - English Only forum
<led to the arise> of their consciousness of guilt, shame and fear - English Only forum
life could arise by chance and <feedback> out of dead matter - English Only forum
nor that grievance may not arise, for the redress of which, no legal provisions have been made - English Only forum
problems arise / rise - English Only forum
Problems facing the society which arise ... - English Only forum
raise/arise - English Only forum
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regardless of when such claims may arise or be asserted - English Only forum
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Should arise - English Only forum
Should the need arise - English Only forum
should there any questions arise - English Only forum
Should they arise - English Only forum
such famine will arise through floods and foul weather that fruit shall fail - English Only forum
The difference between arise, happen, and cause - English Only forum
the medium of a greater benefit to it than is ever likely to arise from anything... - English Only forum
The need for me to do this work hasn't arise yet. - English Only forum
The number of deaths that arise out of this epidemic in the UK, if it's less than 20,000 ... - English Only forum
the use of 'arise' - English Only forum
there arise - English Only forum
there arise> many objections - English Only forum
There arise serious problems - English Only forum
This thought may <arise in> <come to> <strike> someone's mind. - English Only forum
those that did arise he could... - English Only forum
unexpected variables likely to arise - English Only forum
wake up vs arise - English Only forum
When my allergy symptoms appear/arise/start/come on - English Only forum
you will be vs you will come to know vs they will arise in the future - English Only forum
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