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He was trying to make a comeback, from what I heard.

It was this regional loyalty that allowed him to make a comeback after each of his three failed attempts for the presidency.

In a sad way he did make a comeback. His death has pushed sales of his music back to the top of the charts again.

When he (Magic Johnson) tried to make a comeback in the fall of '92, the fears of some outspoken N. B. A. players forced him to call it off.

I'll give them a little bit of sounds of weep but then you got to be strong, you got to make a comeback .

Two weeks past his 32nd birthday, Sampras spoke before a US Open farewell ceremony saying he has no desire to make a comeback.

But market analysts say the centuries-old time-telling tool is trying to make a comeback.

Home care for the elderly will most likely make a comeback in the U. S. out of sheer economic necessity, however.

Short of that, business investment would have to make a comeback for expansion to continue.

Similar measures could make a comeback in foreign aid, which even in the best of times is used to advance domestic economic interests.

It has not existed for a century; and will not make a comeback.

Instead, as salaries rise and guaranteed bonuses start to make a comeback, Wall Street firms risk adopting a new set of bad habits.

Funding that had been conditional on buying goods from donor countries could make a comeback.

The Walt Disney Company hopes their iconic mouse will make a comeback this year with a redesign that promises a more futuristic look.

Pauline Chen, analyst at Credit Suisse, is confident there is still room for grey-market manufacturers to make a comeback.

Now maybe it was a coincidence, but guess who started to make a comeback?

Yao has been undergoing treatment and training in recent months, but doubts about whether he could make a comeback persists.

Qingzheziqing, buddy's buddy can only be here for Pen Pen saliva, you will situation improves, make a comeback!

Only the market to digest and low in resolving the "non-size" shocks, is expected to make a comeback.

Marquees and animated GIFs are going to make a comeback if clients had their way all the time.

MySpace doesn't quite make a comeback, but gets a fresh start ofsorts with its music and entertainment offerings.

If leg warmers could make a comeback, then so can the eco-friendly ways of our forefathers.

Subsequent revisions evolved Obi-Wan into an eccentric and kindly old man looking to make a comeback.

Without proletarian democracy and centralism, socialism will be our of the question and capitalism will make a comeback.

Fashion experts agree that since longer and bohemian style skirts have started to make a comeback.

Not everything from the Depression can make a comeback: sealed windows in modern bank buildings make it hard for people to jump out of them.

The famous basketball star, who tried to make a comeback, attracted a lot of attention.

Plus, chefs are predicting spices to make a comeback, as people will be buying cheaper cuts of meat.

Do you think butlers will make a comeback in the U. S. ?

Well, you still have plenty of time left to make a comeback .

Nokia is like a rabbit caught in headlights at the moment but it still has the most advanced phones and has proved it can make a comeback.

Maybe No is about to make a comeback.

And rickets make a comeback. Doctors warn the disease is on the increase among British Asians.

The star plans to make a comeback after three years rest.

Capital controls could yet make a comeback.

Flashy labels and glitz have yet to make a comeback.

Might compromise yet make a comeback?

Russian leadership is likely to change and old ideology tries to make a comeback.

Yes, the world appears to have dodged the bullet, they say, but SARS may very well make a comeback.

Republicans sense they may have an opportunity to make a comeback after devastating losses in 2006 and 2008.

"I think whether he can make a comeback depends on his own attitude, " says Ma, during a break from a pickup game in Beijing.

The victims of disaster pack up their awls and leave their home but one day they will make a comeback.

Will the Republicans make a comeback in 2010?

And it could help Nokia make a comeback in America, where its market share is in the low single digits.

No word yet on whether horsemeat will make a comeback.

Rumor has it that the three of them will make a comeback tour later this year.

When we're down, it's because our system isn't working, and there's basically nothing we do to change it in order to make a comeback.

It is not over yet. I think she will make a comeback.

If Gillian would like to make a comeback, then I am afraid that is indeed "silly very naive, " the.

Perhaps this, at least, is made more likely by events in Japan, even if quantitative easing doesn't make a comeback.

Yet if Mr Qaddafi thinks he can make a comeback, he is surely mistaken.