It wouldn't be long before the leukemia cropped up again.
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Financial planning was a topic that cropped up again and again with wealth execs.
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As for the fashion conversation, the discussion of shameless knockoffs cropped up again and again.
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His name has cropped up again in recent days as questions swirl about Kelly's future.
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As well as earning a Twitter ban, the phrase cropped up again in tweets apparently mocking the effort.
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Detroit ranks last on the penalty kill at home, and that issue cropped up again in the early going.
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But it wasn't all good news for Clinton on Thursday, as her emails cropped up again as a campaign issue.
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The idea cropped up again in the early 2000s, as economists puzzled over how to spring the Japanese economy from its deflationary trap.
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Other countries often accuse China of dumping cheap steel on the global market; such charges cropped up again at the recent G20 summit in Hangzhou.
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The ideas that cropped up again and again on the panels were so basic to the practice of reporting that they are all too often ignored.
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He's been spotted a handful of times in the Salish Sea by local whale watchers and cropped up again this weekend, Island Adventures Whale Watching lead naturalist Erin Gless told CNN.
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A few months later, Ascendance cropped up again, planning to collaborate with a body hacker who was developing a vibrating penis implant, with plans to commercialize it as a couples' sex toy.
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His case cropped up again after the shocking defeat of Najib&aposs coalition in May 9 elections that ushered in Malaysia&aposs first transition of power since independence from Britain in 1957.
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It's a problem that has cropped up again and again in social science research, and that a growing number of scientists are trying to address by replicating studies and calling out errors on social media.
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Now, in the kingdom of Drangleic, much further along in time from Dark Souls, the same problems have cropped up again, and it is the job of the player to come fix everything one more time.
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And the issue cropped up again in last week's controversy between the Covington Catholic students and Native American elders, where early defenders for the kids felt that "boys will be boys" and they did nothing wrong.
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Concerns about such defections cropped up again this week when an invitation to a $5,400-per-couple Bredesen fund-raiser hosted by the widow of the former Nashville Republican powerhouse Ted Welch began circulating among Republicans.
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In 2016, the issue cropped up again, when Ning Jizhe, director of the National Bureau of Statistics, wrote in a column for Communist party agent the People's Daily that some data was false, according to The Financial Times .
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The harassment cropped up again last month, when courts upheld tax evasion charges from her time as bureau chief for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty a decade ago—a nonprofit entity not subject to the tax, she says.
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The harassment cropped up again last month when courts upheld tax evasion charges from her time as bureau chief for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty a decade ago — a nonprofit entity not subject to the tax, she claims.
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Even still, the MPAA won its cases largely because of a judge's decision that code did not constitute protected speech—it's an issue that remains unresolved and recently cropped up again when the FBI started demanding backdoors to locked Apple products.
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But as Rebecca Leber at Mother Jones explained, it could lead to yet another conflict for Pruitt: Legal defense funds aren't that unusual: The Clintons used them, and they've cropped up again in the Trump administration to help defray the costs for officials and campaign staffers in Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Although they averaged 4,441 fans per home game, the team's financial problems cropped up again, and forcing the league to take control of the team for a second time. On April 27, 1972 Babe McCarthy resigned as the Pros' coach.
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