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Among the more perennial rivers are the Moulouya, which rises from the Middle Atlas, and the Chelif, which rises from the Amour Mountains.

Most of Qatar's area is flat, low-lying desert, which rises from the east to a central limestone plateau.

Talk story about a new building called The Manhattan, which rises from West 52nd Street and affords a view of both the Hudson and the East Rivers.

Perhaps it was after all a chimera -- or, more accurately, a phoenix, which rises from the ashes, but only in myth.

As leading investors are allowed to sell, their holdings are deemed to be part of the Glencore's free float which rises from 12% to 17%.

Probably none traveled farther from Egypt than New York's obelisk, nicknamed Cleopatra's Needle, which rises from a knoll in Central Park behind the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Health spending, which rose from £59.8 billion to £121.4 billion in that spell, is specifically protected.

Perhaps most impressive, however, was Monroe's increase in assists, which rose from 1.7 to 2.6.

This perhaps explains the appeal of Siv Jensen's populist right-wing Progress Party, which rose from 38 to 41 seats.

That is underscored by the brand in second place in the new report: Google, which rose from fourth place last year.

What has changed is direct-to-consumer advertising, which rose from $1.1 billion in 1997 to $3 billion in 2001.