Examples of using Arises in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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But after a while the pain arises again.
With degenerative-dystrophic changes in the vertebral-motor parts, cervical osteochondrosis arises.
It's only in our language that uncertainty arises.
Once in every generation, a surgical prodigy arises.
Perhaps it arises from desperation.
The thing in question arises from some other, more fundamental concept; 2.
Mostly it arises from self-doubt and a low self-esteem.
A question arises why businesses go for call centres providing lead generation services?
When a conflict arises.
If a situation of misunderstanding arises, it is necessary to immediately clarify the whole situation.
Of course, the question arises as to why users ask such questions at all.
That case-law arises from the fact thatPage.
Added complexity arises from the increasing levels of convergence between media and telco.
If a problem arises, important electrical systems must have an independent source.
Above the two opposing forces a third force arises, which become their reconciliation.
A dust cloud arises from the area where the mine is located.
Hence a dialectic arises between the paintings and graphic works;
The risk arises from the increase in abdominal pressure when lifting weights.
Pollution by slags arises from improper nutrition,
The fascist threat arises from the crisis of capitalism.