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So, can India rise to the occasion?

What gives rise to totalitarianism is also what gives rise to possibilities for freedom.

A cell that gives rise to a mature lymphocyte.

Under this scenario, consumption would rise to 45% of GDP.

Without taking the trouble to rise to his feet, he faced round to encounter Theseus.

You can depend on him to rise to the occasion, if need be.

Now it was the turn of the "education survey specialist" to rise to the bait.

For a child to rise to fame like that is unbelievable.

With the rise of the cars, your amount of space is occupied by them, which will give rise to the inconvenience of our lives.

The cases that rise to public attention are only the tip of the iceberg.

These bad conditions have given rise to a lot of crime.

That figure is due to rise to 10 million TEU by 2013, according togovernment estimates, due largely to domestic trade.

It is a permanent subject relating to the rise and fall of the enterprise to strengthen construction of cadre team.

Global governance, with corresponding rules, regulations and mechanisms that can rise to global challenges, needs to be improved.

I watched the altimeter on my wrist rise to 13,500 feet, which meant it was time to go.

Quickly analyze the current market trends, understand the future trend of the market, analysis of the causes and effects of the stock rise to understand the future of the dark horse is about to rise.

China's status as a colony and semi-colony has given rise to a multitude of rural and urban unemployed.

You can stand out from the rest; you can rise to the top; you can be the king.

Whether to choose a DINK family or not, you have to follow your own heart rather than make it to please your parents or rise to social pressure.

My own calculation is that structural unemployment in Britain and the US will rise to about 7 per cent by 2015, and that the rate of underemployment will rise by 30 per cent.

The G20 statement added that members should develop credible strategies for reducing stimulus spending and to allow ultra-low interest rates to rise to more normal levels.

The Bundesbank calculates that to keep pension contributions at their current rate of 20% of wages, the pension age will have to rise to 69 by 2060.

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THRUST'S meteoric rise to the top earned him the lasting contempt of STARSCREAM & DEMOLISHER, who constantly strive to undermine his authority.

Israeli society, like all other class societies, contains conflicting social interests-class interests which give rise to an internal class struggle.

rise to a challenge; rise to the occasion.

The sea suddenly rise to a brilliant, halo in the rise of three hills.

Across time, species can give rise to other species, which can in turn give rise to others.

It explains its rise to power and Marduk's rise from being a city god to being at the head of the pantheon of a large empire.

That number is projected to rise to $1.1 trillion by 2014.

By definition an exclusively difunctional monomer can only give rise to a linear polymer.

We are making major inroads to ensure that federal funding for autism begins to rise to a more appropriate level.

Whales, like all mammals, have lungs and must rise to the surface once in a while to breathe.

Only by mastering science and technology can the contemporary young people rise to the heights and make great progress.

Anyway, there's not much difference: the Tea Party movement owes much of its rise to enthusiastic Fox coverage.

It warned taxes would have to rise to cover the extra costs, such as hiking VAT even higher to 20.5 percent.

Snow is selfless. Our fingers crossed that it will, sprinkle all over the world, sacrificing his life, the rise to look down to no regrets.

Its unusual attributes give rise to the idea that one star was swallowed and transferred its momentum to the other two, which transformed into a blue superstar.

We can choose to rise together.

It is a lateral meristem and contains fusiform initials giving rise to secondary xylem and phloem and ray initials giving rise to medullary rays. See also secondary growth.

In most cases, the molecular weights rise to a finite value with time or conversion.

The urban development in some countries not only gives rise to "city diseases", but also to the decline of countryside.

The region has also given rise to a rich folklore of spectral black dogs, headless coachmen and haunted houses.

According to a major international study, global water requirements-mostly to sustain agriculture and livestock-will rise to 40% above our current sustainable water supplies.

If we have indeed entered a new epoch, then when exactly did it begin? When did human impacts rise to the level of geologic significance?

Gives rise to other heavy loss to public property, interests of the State and the people.

The rise of secularism and the decline of Christian nominalism has caused a generation of young people to rise to find something they can pin their lives on -they have looked to the Calvinists.

If the bank had to consolidate just 20% of these mortgage assets, tangible assets would rise to about 63 times tangible equity.

Soon after, cancer rates rise to several times the national average.

Her disappearance gave rise to the wildest rumours.

The book is full of detail about the rise and fall of firms, technologies, and industries, but it does not rise to the status of a theory of business cycles.