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1. The report says the danger point will be signalled when temperatures rise by 2 degrees centigrade above the average world temperature prevailing in 1750.
2. Stern said he expects talks with the union to rise above the negative publicity generated by the brawl.
3. Zhou said the temperature would rise to above zero after the chilly weather and clear weather would appear over the coming week.
4. It also aims to help the destitute population to permanently rise above poverty.
5. But a grand gesture can help people to rise above the fray, as was the case with the Statue of Liberty.
6. Above all, the death of a spouse can give rise to feelings of depression.
7. As a result of excessive liquidity and limited investment options for mainlanders, the valuation of A shares continued to rise above H shares in 2007.
8. You will not be in danger as long as the water does not rise above the windows.
9. Whether the film can rise above the circumstances in which the director now finds himself I don't know.
10. Microsoft's bid conceivably could rise above its original value without management upping the ante.