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In the past two years of opposition, it has rediscovered one great strength, a belief in small government that George Bush foolishly shed.

The Mediterranean, which had burdened northerners for over a year of sovereign-debt woes, can be rediscovered for its delights.

Rediscovered from the bottom of that dirt-laden heap, it was able to see the light, still in good state.

It's not a rediscovered camp classic, but just a bad low-grade comedy with a few oddball elements.

Indeed, it would be a long time before Europe's Christians rediscovered such a spirit of religious tolerance.

Fragments of a lost ancient Roman law text have been rediscovered in the scrap paper used to bind other books.

There have been reports since the summer that the Bianconeri were interested in the rediscovered Sampdoria talent.

His team determined that over the past 122 years, at least 351 species thought to have gone extinct have been rediscovered.

LEGO artist Dan Parker "rediscovered" LEGO at 29 and began to explore the creative and professional possibilities.

The 'Indonesia story' is part of a broader trend, as investors have rediscovered the non-China parts of Asia.

You are now beginning to find, and learn, from the ancient sites that are being rediscovered around your world.

Places will be rediscovered, just as people can be re-introduced. It's all strangely exciting.

Then came the 1979 article in the Atlanta newspaper that "This American Life" rediscovered.

His rediscovered conscience, it would seem, was but a ruse to get closer to the Rebellion, where Solo resided.

It may look like a gremlin, but this tiny animal is actually a pygmy tarsier, recently rediscovered in the forests of Indonesia.

As a matter of fact, the rediscovered house of Peter is the first example of a domus- ecclesia in the Christian world.

I have rediscovered the place in the woods where Hanna`s secret became clear to me.

In the savage Valley experience, let small rediscovered his individual consciousness. Not know who I am?

But these rediscovered animals are the lucky ones - many other species we have been looking for have probably gone for good.

Equally, the newly rediscovered confidence in the Russian economy is likely to go hand in hand with resurgent Olympic fortune.

Now that the Bush administration has rediscovered its German partner, it is hard not to detect a chill over the Rhine.

To this solemn color, there adhered a certain austere and dignified beauty that was continually rediscovered over the following centuries.

Shaykh Sharafuddin (q), who came forty years after his passing, was the one who rediscovered his grave.

This practice needs to be rediscovered and encouraged again in our day, especially during the liturgical season of Lent.

Investors have rediscovered their risk appetites, leading to a remarkable rally across all asset classes.

Facing this challenge, North Korean society reacted in an unusual way: It rediscovered the market economy.

The virtual recreation has been unveiled as a Nazi academy is rediscovered under a man-made hill on the western edge of Berlin.

One doctor, however, thinks he has rediscovered an old weapon that could be useful in the fight against these nasties. It is honey.

He cautions that other birds have been assumed to be extinct, only to be rediscovered later.

In the course of our study, also, we have rediscovered an old friend.

Bronson Alcott's radically progressive ideas regarding the education of children are being rediscovered and finally appreciated today.

The rediscovered fossil suggests that frogs and salamanders branched out from one set of ancestors while caecilians descended from another.

Ai Weiwei rediscovered classical Chinese art when he returned to Beijing from New York in 1994.

For modern democracy has rediscovered what the emperors knew: grotesque entertainments guarantee the quiescence of the populace.

the plane was accidentally rediscovered in an aerial survey of the island.

And I rediscovered fishing with Adam (who now always catches more than me).

Not surprisingly, some people have rediscovered their Morongo roots and moved back to the reservation.

Without cars, participants rediscovered their neighborhoods while walking or biking to and from transit stations.

In addition to a boom in translation, during the Romantic period numerous ancient works were rediscovered.

Gordon Brown, the UK prime minister, has just rediscovered cooperativism as a way of galvanising people to vote Labour.

They sit comfortably on their shelves waiting to be rediscovered.

Legitimate adult concerns about domestic violence and sexual crimes are rediscovered in childhood.

Across China, people have rediscovered the well-rehearsed truth that material satisfaction is relative.

Each rediscovered gesture reveals me to myself.

In challenge, we rediscovered the courage and daring of a free people.

Kaka had a dip in form, but has certainly rediscovered his shape with this hat-trick.

A superbly intense blend of tangy mouthwatering fruits, dominated by newly rediscovered Acai and Goji berries.

The Emperor's forces rediscovered human worlds, cast out alien oppressors, and claimed new territory aplenty.

America has rediscovered multilateralism, not least to keep a united front in imposing limited sanctions on Iran.

The some acupuncture treatments that disappeared more than 2000 years ago have been rediscovered, and are being used today.

Alongside performances of mainstream repertoire, Sinfonietta frequently draws attention to unjustly neglected or 'rediscovered' works.

The salamander was last seen in 1941, and was rediscovered by abseiling into caves deep in the forest.

You will be amazed at the passion within you, just waiting to be rediscovered.

There's the back catalog, older albums still fondly remembered by longtime fans or rediscovered by new ones.

It was lost to the wider world until geographer Hiram Bingham rediscovered it in 1911.

But after almost two centuries of retreat China has already rediscovered geopolitics.

Long-time slaves to rational expectations and efficient market theories have gone back to basics and rediscovered Keynes.

We have, once again, rediscovered the secret of the first industrial revolution.

In 1824 Smith belonged to the party that rediscovered the South Pass, a passage to the Northwest through Wyoming.

Italy, as in the 14th century, Britain was rediscovered in the Renaissance Greece, Rome, the classical culture began.

Her son rediscovered his saxophone. Her daughters began cooking and wrote a novel together.

The newly rediscovered frog is a survivor, but like other species its future remains in doubt.

This sermon had been lost, but was rediscovered in the Vatican Archives and translated by Mark Guscin in 2004.

Lost for centuries, the technique was only rediscovered in the early 20th century.

I rediscovered Dutch cheese, chocolate hail and what good bread tastes like.

The relics of early civilization were rediscovered.

It is great to have old and rare varieties rediscovered.

During the 1500s his followers rediscovered this teaching, describing it as "salvation by grace alone through faith" (see Ephesians 2: 8).

After languishing in the obscurity for many years, her early novels have recently been rediscovered.

Now that we are retired, we walk in the mornings, although not too early, and have rediscovered the pleasure of breakfast.

I soon lost myself in the rediscovered pleasures of the game.

American teenagers, after a period of indifference, have also rediscovered ecstasy.

The ancient city was rediscovered hundreds of years later.

In the 20th century, his work was repeatedly adopted and rediscovered by new movements in scholarship and performance.

Premature fiscal repairs could jeopardise the recovery, as America learned in 1937 and Japan rediscovered 60 years later.

Mene, Mene . . . something in what is rediscovered lacks weight: Tekel.

After his death his works were lost for some 200 years or so, but fortunately were rediscovered in Crete.

They later rediscovered the signal and found the camera undamaged 25 miles from the launch area.

Renaissance fresco hidden for 300 years has been rediscovered in Spain - thanks to nesting pigeons.

But around 20 years ago, the remains of the mummy were rediscovered and subjected to new tests.

All lost ancient languages have been rediscovered only because they survived in forms familiar to scientists.

This is a story of how a son rediscovered a passion and paid homage to his Dad.

Afterall, it was his major work during his life and remained so until he was "rediscovered" in the 1920's.

We have rediscovered some old truths.

There is however conflicting documented history reports that show the site was rediscovered in 1847.

Various Canaanite sites have been excavated by archaeologists, most notably the Canaanite town of Ugarit, which was rediscovered in 1928.

After a difficult year like 2006, I rediscovered the joy of being in Formula One.

As a result, Lochak's argument that Bell's inequality is irrelative to locality is rediscovered.

I feel I have rediscovered the art of the secret.

An earthquake so that poets have rediscovered a common topic.

One more question (like asking which of your children do you like the best): What are some of your favorites that you rediscovered?

The Galactic Alliance faced its first major crisis following the Yuuzhan Vong War, in 35 ABY, when the Killiks were rediscovered.

Recently I've had another slight bout of insomnia, and so I rediscovered a trick I learned several years ago.

Lih, Lenin Rediscovered, 25.

Because of Walker's efforts, Hurston's work was rediscovered in the nineteen seventies.

Many of Mr. Cole's prints were rediscovered in Sweden in 2006.

Revenues dropped from $12 billion in 2004 to $8. 7 billion in 2009 as people rediscovered the joy of renting.

What "life" lessons have you learned or rediscovered?

But that was last year, and now, suddenly, many of the virtues of so-called "Old Economy" firms are being miraculously rediscovered.

Wind and Rain Thatched House Rediscovered