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wake up

verb as in arise

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verb as in arouse

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verb as in awake

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verb as in enliven

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verb as in excite

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verb as in reawaken

verb as in resurrect

verb as in resuscitate

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verb as in revitalize

verb as in revive

verb as in rise and shine

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verb as in rouse

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verb as in rouse

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verb as in stimulate

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verb as in turn out

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verb as in waken

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verb as in wake/waken

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“It’s been a wake-up call to all of us of what we’re up against,” said Sonia Kastner, the co-founder and chief executive of San Francisco-based Pano AI.

From Los Angeles Times

Mark Joseph, the producer of “Reagan,” sees the success of movies like his as a wake-up call for the traditionally liberal-leaning industry.

From Los Angeles Times

“Whether you believe it’s climate change or not, Los Angeles will be a wake-up call for everybody,” he said.

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However, RCN general secretary Prof Nicola Ranger said the findings should act as a "wake-up call" to Labour.

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"In no place are we immune from the things we have done to the environment. In many ways it is a wake-up call."

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