In the 13th century a long allegorical poem, the Roman de la rose, expressed the concept of a lover suspended between happiness and despair.
Upon rising to express the gratitude of all concerned for the gift, the toastmaster started off, "Thank you, Mr. Kresge".
But before long, the small courtroom began to erupt with complaints, one defendant after another rising to express the accumulated grievances of five weeks in detention.
Similarly, Keenan et al.'s assumptions, that were already made in 2003 and thus three years before YouTube has taken its rise, express that "New IT is diffusing into businesses and everyday life.
Americans who were given more information about rising inequality expressed significant concern about the problem, but that concern did not always translate into greater support for redistributive policies.
Our current political climate is marked by the rising xenophobia expressed by nearly all the Republican presidential contenders.
More importantly, there is a rising feeling, expressed many times by The Wire co-writer David Simon and within Eugene Jarecki's The House I Live In, that the War on Drugs is actually a war on poor, often non-white, Americans.
The rest of the story is now the well known tale of the rising discontent expressed through many loud and visible protests and strikes on the eve of the games.
The monotonously rising APs expressed mostly smooth onset dynamics, while the APs with pronounced double-peak second derivative had faster onsets (Figure 3, D1 D4).
In Parliament, one lawmaker after another rose to express grief and rage.
Then a string of Republicans rose to express frustration with the economy, and in some cases irritation with Mr. Bush's long vacation in Texas.
