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Already the perplexities of the examination were beginning to reassert themselves in his mind.

If the worst is avoided, the healthy popular hostility to a strong state that normally pervades democracies should reassert itself.

It is possible that the Senoussi tribe will emerge from Benghazi's chaos and reassert its historic overlordship of eastern Libya.

Yet the bigger threat to its ambitions to reassert regional influence lies in its own attitude towards the neighbours.

After not even a year in power, many Lib Dems are weary of building up credibility, and desperate to reassert their identity.

The artist's first big American show for 30 years, at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), is intended to reassert his place in the canon.

Google has demonstrated new mapping technologies in an effort to reassert its position as a market leader.

It knows that its long-term task must be to reassert the rule of law across the whole of the country.

"As the global economy recovers and trade volumes rebound, however, global imbalances my reassert themselves, " Bernanke warned.

He immediately sent a force to the Ukraine to reassert Russian authority and replace the traitor with a loyal officer.

If that's not the case, general pessimism could reassert itself over financial markets, pushing stocks and yields lower.

When the Serbian province seceded from Belgrade in February, South Ossetia was quick to reassert its own claim to international recognition.

In this context, Russian efforts to reassert international status and preserve a post-imperial sphere of interest are unsurprising.

That, in turn, could provide the generals with a handy excuse to reassert their waning influence.

Mr Obama, keen to reassert his pro-Israel credentials before next year's election, seems likely to oppose even the Vatican option.

But his assertion that China's age-old sense of superiority will reassert itself is more controversial.

He worries that governments, already troubled by inflation, might try to reassert their grip on economic affairs.

Medium term investors may need to be patient, but the fundamentals will likely reassert themselves shortly.

Eventually, the premiums of the top vintages will start to reassert themselves.

As Cairo's streets empty of protesters, the hope of genuine democracy will die, they warn, and the old inevitability will reassert itself.

Paul also wrote to defend his integrity as an apostle and to reassert his love for the Galatians.

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So the question uneasily haunting some observers is where else might gravity reassert itself too?

The government might be tempted to reassert its authority by quashing all criticism.

But now with austerity as the posture of choice, unions scramble to reassert themselves.

One is tempted to write this bullish sentiment off as unsustainable exuberance that will fade once fundamentals reassert themselves.

The Olympics, by contrast, have seen the Communist Party reassert an authoritarian grip over Beijing.

We expect the downtrend to reassert itself, and try to catch the downside breakout.

But he cautions against excessive moves to reassert government involvement in the economy.

But her quest to reassert the party's welfare credentials has beenhelped by revelations of falling standards in health care.

Second, Washington has sought to reassert its presence, producing a Beijing pushback.

These rumblings of discontent have given an opportunity for the US to reassert itself in Asian diplomacy and security.

We reassert the universal values of tolerance, mutual respect and human dignity.

No chance, said Renato Colombo , 62, a retired Italian engineer who proffered his DNA to reassert his nation's hold on the status quo.

The danger is that some governments, bedevilled by emerging inflationary forces, will endeavour to reassert their grip on economic affairs.

we reassert the world wrong and say that it deceives us.

Russia is itself in serious economic trouble, but its leaders remain keen to exploit any chance to reassert their influence in the region.

In the past decade the internet has disrupted this model and enabled the social aspect of media to reassert itself.

Gibraltar was ceded in perpetuity to Britain by Spain in 1713. In the 1950's Spain tried to reassert its claim to Gibraltar.

Over the past couple of months he has sought to reassert his authority.

In order to reassert control, your ex will look for signs that you are receptive to crying, begging, threats of self-harm, etc.

Was still seeking to reassert control.

If you're already married, there's no better time to reassert your devotion.

So this is a time to reassert our universal values.

For the 194-year-old British trading house, this is a good time to reassert control.

in recent days , beijing has announced several initiatives to try to reassert macro - economic control

Beijing moves to reassert sovereignty over islets in East China Sea after trawler's collision with Japanese coastguard