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The now is where your ready to go backpack is, prepared for any challenge which could possibly arise out of the now.

Complications arise out of the operation, and Clara is hospitalized, after which she refuses to see Obi.

The old era would receive a ceremonial cremation and a new, stronger one would arise out of its ashes.

The actors start working with the script, and revisions arise out of that interaction.

In a free society, diverse persons hold different resources and new holdings arise out of the voluntary exchanges and actions of persons.

Furthermore, the hierarchy of dynamics that arise out of differing local dynamics provides some of the key phenomena of Earth.

All our problems arise out of our failure to perceive things in their own true nature instead of as what they appear to be.

Some genealogies are more prone to swelling in light work; and often they arise out of Polynesian, Hispanic or Aboriginal descent.

He face one serious charge and several subsidiary charges arise out of the main charge.

Survey evidence favors the theory that OBEs could arise out of the same conditions as sleep paralysis.

That too they have sophisticated weaponry and one can imagine the casualties that'll arise out of such brutal attacks!

These great beasts, which are four, are four kings, which shall arise out of the earth.

The difficulties are partly technical in nature, although at the same time they arise out of the very essence of the circumstances.

A contract cannot arise out of an illegal act.

They persist and continue to possess us because they arise out of wonder, and that too remains inexhaustible.

Private sector matters unless they arise out of dealings with the public sector;

CharlesDarnay , mysteries arise out of close love, as well as out of wide division;

Clinical value of "hundreds of diseases arise out of Qi" and Qi Movement Theory