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In the Downstairs Theater, Anna D. Shapiro (who won a Tony Award for directing "August: Osage County") will direct Bridget Carpenter's "Up" (June 18-Aug. 18-Aug. 23 about who once was able to fly by attaching balloons to his lawn chair and has ever since tried to recapture the buzz of rising to those heights.

Although millennials have a host of their own challenges and opportunities, just as every generation does, the truth is that millennials are rising to those challenges admirably.

But Japan is rising to those challenges.

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I also point out opportunities to rise to those challenges.

As often happens, the subsequent show rose to those heights only a few times.

I knew that there were opportunities there, and I could rise to those opportunities".

Our job is to again and again rise to those challenges and vanquish them.

The objective for ITV is to rise to those challenges and put itself at the forefront of change".

On the New York Stock Exchange, the ratio of stocks that rose to those that lost value was about even.

But if the government can't even rise to those low heights, it should stop pretending otherwise.

While the Sainz-Jets incident does not rise to those levels of harassment, it falls under the category of mindless disrespect.

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