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View definitions for arisen

arisen

verb as in come into being; proceed

verb as in get, stand, or go up

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With popular initiatives like White Dudes for Harris that have arisen in this election cycle, I think it’s fair to say that this broader conversation is finally underway.

From Salon

As the organization plays its opening season in the newly completed Intuit Dome, a new complication has arisen: A lawsuit filed Thursday by a former trainer alleges unsafe treatment of the franchise’s star player.

Those situations have arisen plenty in these first four games and, while the Dodgers have indeed showed up big, the Mets have shrunk.

Both in terms of their own competitiveness, and the problems that have arisen at Red Bull.

From BBC

Oliver explained that this xenophobic rhetoric existed long before Vance's time, but that the senator is exaggerating the already glaring social constraints that have arisen after Haitians have immigrated to his state.

From Salon

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