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"rise out" is not correct and usable in written English.
It would make more sense to use the phrasal verb "rise up" (meaning to stand or come to a standing position with effort), as in the following sentence: The protesters rose up in unison to demand justice.
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During the test the examiner counted each rise out aloud.
But a few rise out.
Rise out of what?
"Meaning, rise out of this".
Hundreds of millions rise out of poverty.
And only by seeing this can we rise out.
He likes to get a rise out of people.
Kimball gets a rise out of playing a martinet.
But he rarely got a rise out of him.
He liked getting a rise out of my mother.
They rise out of it into softer snow.
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