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He spent two years in the wilderness, which his friends dub "the dark period" , then resurfaced at Bank One, a troubled Chicago lender.

He resurfaced in the regime's hands in Damascus, where he made a televised retraction of his previous rebellious statements.

Yet the vitality of the US system resurfaced, and American voters have chosen in Barack Obama a man of vision and statesmanship.

The newly resurfaced black, black track soaked up the heat rays and its temperature rocketed to more than 60-deg C.

When they resurfaced, it was covertly, and it would be years before I realized what was happening.

Just resurfaced a time my singles match cannot insist down, but already was now dissimilar.

But since France's line changed, other tensions have resurfaced , like the feud between Turkey (a NATO ally) and Cyprus in the EU.

There are reports that she resurfaced during the Galactic Civil War as a combatant in Jabba the Hutt's demolition contests.

The CSIs investigate the murder of a young boy and uncover evidence linking this death to an older case that now has resurfaced.

But he wants to make panels that last three times longer than asphalt roads, which have to be resurfaced every 10 years in many places.

They come at a time when campus safety has resurfaced as a national concern.

The Demon Invasion has been thwarted, but a new conflict, or rather the rekindling of an ancient one, has resurfaced.

As fears over the fiscal health of peripheral euro-zone countries have resurfaced, their spreads have climbed dramatically.

Before the winter rains bring mud and misery, this stretch of road is due to be upgraded and resurfaced and completely.

This optimism replaces the Malthusian pessimism that resurfaced in the wake of the unusual increases in food prices in the early 1970s.

Tonight, three thousand miles from home, the accolade had resurfaced to haunt him at the lecture he had given.

Letters he wrote to a former lover have resurfaced, raising questions about their marriage.

The painting resurfaced in 2006 when a Latvian, who requested anonymity, offered it for auction at Christie's.

The myth of perfection was resurfaced when in this quest for perfection it was difficult to clearly identify your priorities.

But while people rejoiced over economic recovery, problems inherent to central planning had resurfaced.

More recently, the theory that humans slept in two distinct chunks has resurfaced, but in the rather less likely field of history.

They were then lost and resurfaced in the storeroom at the Iraqi prime minister's office.

Rinaldo: may also have resurfaced. . . I pray that it is not here.

The debate over what's best for mothers -- to stay at home or go out and work -- has resurfaced with a new survey.

This phrase has resurfaced for me as I think about my mother's death a day before her 83rd birthday.

After his death in 1980, simmering ethnic tensions resurfaced, eventually leading to the wars in the Balkan states.

But my fascination with the mechanics of objects around me soon resurfaced.

Casual Encounters users say those people have simply resurfaced on their turf.

Taxiways are also being widened and resurfaced, a challenge at an airport, which is already operating at near peak capacity.

The market cheer that greeted the EU package for Greece lasted just one day before the doubts resurfaced.

Far-left groups have resurfaced, some of which may be armed.

He resurfaced a few years ago as vice-president of Culturecom Holdings.

This week, however, the lawsuit resurfaced.

But to the Numan West Asia's competition, a person resurfaced attacks for Realmadrid has brought the archery target.

In 2003, though, it resurfaced when IAEA chief Mohammed El-Baradei began promoting so-called multilateral nuclear arrangements (MNAs).

this programme was completed and a total of 11 kilometres of roads were resurfaced , providing noise relief to some 15 , 650 dwellings.

Many of the reformers of 1991 have, like Mr Singh, resurfaced in this government.

The No. 3 expressway has been resurfaced recently.

In spite of Thailand's and Vietnam's comprehensive containment steps in 2004 and 2005, the virus has resurfaced in both countries.

He disappeared last year and resurfaced this week in the Pakistani embassy in Washington asking to be repatriated.

The circuit was resurfaced and we couldn't find the grip, but now suddenly the car is much better and it's back like it usually is here.

But when her boss received a letter from a customer complaining about her, those old fears resurfaced.

But the next day, the water in the Lake had turned black and smelly all over and Qin Hui's figure resurfaced

Property is resurfaced on its owning component as an