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Meaning of "reared its head"
reared its head: This phrase is figuratively used to describe a problem, issue, or situation that has emerged or become noticeable after a period of inactivity or concealment
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reared its head
How the issue reared its head.
Persecution reared its head against those who maintained the integrity of the faith.
A reptile of legend recently reared its head.
South America reared its head and we heard rumours that we were.
But now another has reared its head.
The disease reared its head in Liberia after the country had been declared Ebola-free.
There was a group that reared its head and said.
Turkish nationalism, which has always remained a strong undercurrent, reared its head.
The snake reared its head.
The practice of hedging has not truly reared its head.
One aspect that has recently reared its head and which i would have thought.
Then the law of diminishing returns ultimately reared its head.
So one night before all the drama reared its head I am giving her a ride home.
Once a fair and stately palace Radiant palace reared its head.
But very quickly after… anxiety reared its head because that was really the problem.
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This was an old tradition but it has suddenly reared its head again.
All was well, until the internet reared its head and social media became established.
Just a year after the treaty with the Goths a familiar problem reared its head once more.
The moment temptation reared its head for Carrie in the second film, she cheated.
The question of the Italian players strike has reared its head once more.
Inflation has not reared its head in a generation [ see graphic below ].
Since then, reaction has reared its head.
That 's why the story reared its head here, where the whole world is naked.
Since those days, communism has reared its head.
It reared its head at a fund-raiser at her family 's Westchester estate.
That was how the sapling of PCM first reared its head in a sceptical environment.
In Istanbul, she worked as a model for a year, but conservatism, once again, reared its head.
The Goliath-likeness has reared its head on the Pacific coast, as well.
Once again, the ugly part of baseball reared its head.
And only yesterday this dark specter reared its head at McKinley High.
Not long after he left, a giant python suddenly reared its head.
Indeed, the specter of violent separatism has reared its head again in Spain.
Even as Newton won MVP in 2015, the woeful passing continually reared its head.
That 's where politics reared its head.
An old threat to security has, once more, reared its head.
Above all, no RUS ever reared its head.
And at that moment the “ Skripal case ” reared its head.
T 's been 25 years since the field of neuroeducation first reared its head in academia.
And he 's sitting right in front of me . But now another has reared its head.
Whether you believe this story or not, an interesting related side-story reared its head in 2010.
Organization ( ILO ) study on the agenda, reared its head again.
In April, a Twitter wormknown as “ Mikeyy ” or “ StalkDaily ” reared its head.
Benji . Peach . But now, another has reared its head.
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