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At the beginning of this month, it (re-)emerged that there were far fewer male teachers in primary schools to act as role models.

During the war, he went into hiding and eventually re-emerged to fight for the Rebel Alliance.

Early age cracking of concrete has re-emerged as an important issue all over the world in recent years.

Certainly as China re-emerged as a power it had its chance to "bide its time and hide its capabilities" as Deng Xiaoping instructed.

A few years later, it sold the Varyag to the Beijing military and the vessel has re-emerged this year as China's first aircraft carrier.

A few republican veterans have re-emerged, bringing with them decades of experience in terrorist techniques.

No one should be surprised that China has re-emerged as an economic power.

Today, its power as a political hot potato has re-emerged with a sharp price rise in the past few weeks.

The army, having submitted to civilian authority for the past decade or more, has re-emerged as a political actor.

They walked away in twos and threes , disap-pearled into hidden holes that ringed the clearing, then re emerged with ropes and rucksacks.

Dr. Charette noted that more than 1, 000 years elapsed before instruments of such complexity are known to have re-emerged.

However, today the shiny yellow metal has re-emerged as a popular hedge against inflation.

But the rapture soon subsided, as differences re-emerged over how fast and far countries should cut their greenhouse-gas emissions.

Gao re-emerged in his Beijing apartment in early April 2010 but vanished again days later, apparently back into official custody.

Those who identified these changes and responded aggressively would emerge as winners as growth re-emerged.

In recent years, however, interest in malaria eradication as a long-term goal has re-emerged.

Unemployment is at the highest level in six years and the spectre of deflation has re-emerged.

Twice in the past century, Tokyo has re-emerged out of the rubble.

It was not until the 1990s that the market for all things Mao re-emerged.

In recent years, however, interest in malaria eradication has re-emerged.

When she re-emerged, it was the Muslims' turn.

These fears re-emerged in September, particularly in Ireland.

After a winter lull, the epidemic of piracy in the Indian Ocean has rapidly re-emerged in recent days.

By then, however, the old ideological struggle had re-emerged.

Both socialists and social democrats have re-emerged from the shadows.

The issue of border protection that dominated the 2001 Federal election has re-emerged with extra venom.

The food crisis has re-emerged as a top geopolitical concern in the past month.

In some cases, recently reviled multi year guaranteed bonuses have re-emerged.

As our special report explains, the idea that religion has re-emerged in public life is to some extent an illusion.

The billowy style re-emerged with M. C. Hammer in the club scene of the late 1980s.

Banned militant groups, including LET, re-emerged under new names. Militant leaders, such as LET's Hafiz Saeed, remained at large.

Since January, the H5N1 avian flu virus has re-emerged and caused deaths across Asia and in Egypt.

The city held the record for another 120 years until Guangzhou re-emerged to claim the title in 1986.

It re-emerged briefly in 2005 but was then largely dormant.

In 2010, 2, 711 cars were sold in total, the highest level since new Rolls cars re-emerged under BMW ownership in 2003.