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"ref": "2008, Diana West -, The Death of the Grown-Up",
"text": "And stifle them we must to play the role, voices steady, manners nonchalant, amid the torrents of profanities and soul-shrinking depravities that bubble up in a mainstream without margins",
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"text": "Notice the feelings that bubble up as you write your “What I Don't Know List.”",
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"ref": "2014, Alice Clayton, Mai Tai'd Up, page 92",
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"text": "So a person may say, “I just can't get this off my mind” or “I have always had this inner urge to do X.” In my view, such repeated bubble ups need expression, and after appropriate thinking about whether such an aspiration uses our Greens or not, properly and sanely implemented.",
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},
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"ref": "2013, Achim Nowak, Infectious",
"text": "Notice the feelings that bubble up as you write your “What I Don't Know List.”",
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},
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"ref": "2014, Alice Clayton, Mai Tai'd Up, page 92",
"text": "But it didn't all bubble up and become clear until that last . . . week or so.",
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"word": "βλύζω"
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"sense": "to move upwards",
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"sense": "to move upwards",
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"type": "quotation"
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{
"ref": "2005, Lene Arnett Jensen, Reed Larson, Reed W. Larson, New horizons in developmental theory and research, page 87",
"text": "Can we go beyond connections in the form of spillover, or in the form of \"trickle down and bubble up\"?",
"type": "quotation"
},
{
"ref": "2011, Richard G. Hagstrom, The Grass Is Greener: Finding Your True Calling Before Its Too Late",
"text": "So a person may say, “I just can't get this off my mind” or “I have always had this inner urge to do X.” In my view, such repeated bubble ups need expression, and after appropriate thinking about whether such an aspiration uses our Greens or not, properly and sanely implemented.",
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