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| 51. | if the occasion should arise |
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| 52. | Mistakes often arise from misunderstandings. |
| 错误常常源于误会。 |
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| 53. | but all things shall arise, |
| 万物都将踊跃升腾， |
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| 54. | I arise with the lark. |
| 我早起。 |
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| 55. | Misfortunes generally arise from within. |
| 不幸往往出于内因。 |
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| 56. | be mentioned or discussed;arise |
| 被提及;被讨论;出现 |
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| 57. | "Whence can it arise, then? |
| “那又能是谁造成的呢？ |
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| 58. | How did this quarrel arise? |
| 这场争吵是由于何种原因引起的？ |
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| 59. | Accidents usually arise from carelessness. |
| 事故的发生往往由疏忽大意而引起. |
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| 60. | Accidents can arise from carelessness. |
| 疏忽能引起事故。 |
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