In recent years, however, the disease has made a comeback.
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Can you imagine if segregated water fountains made a comeback?
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Household debt has made a comeback in the United States.
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Louis C.K. seems to think it's time he made a comeback.
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In 2019, the TV show made a comeback with another season.
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But the Freedom Party has made a comeback in recent years.
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A decade after his last game, Bower almost made a comeback.
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Coyotes have made a comeback to the region in recent years.
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Victorian-era diseases like tuberculosis and rickets have made a comeback.
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But decades later, under President Ronald Reagan, it made a comeback.
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It took nearly a decade, but debt has made a comeback.
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So why has the anti-porn movement made a comeback of late?
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Why do sociologists believe it has made a comeback in recent years?
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Read more about how "The Gray Lady" has made a comeback here.
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Stocks made a comeback Tuesday, and that has the founder of TradingAnalysis.
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Efron made a comeback with the 2014 buddy comedy "That Awkward Moment."
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Fanny packs, tie-dye clothes, and mom jeans have made a comeback.
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Still, there's no confusion about why JonBenet Ramsey has made a comeback.
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We could not be more thrilled that pasties have made a comeback. 3.
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It wasn't as fast as the other times, but I made a comeback.
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Barbie made a comeback as sales from the iconic brand rose 9 percent.
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This made a comeback narrative necessary, and inflated reviews of bad performances inevitable.
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Dogs have made a comeback as household pets in China, especially small ones.
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Warren, who faded into the background in the last debate, made a comeback.
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In time, the '70s styles that had made him popular made a comeback.
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Following the second world war, Yiddish seemed doomed, but it has made a comeback.
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He retired in 2006 and then made a comeback with Mercedes between 2010-12.
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As a result, value stocks have made a comeback in the current market environment.
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Smart teenagers were maligned in the '80s and '90s, but they've made a comeback.
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Lava lamps were prevalent in the 1960s and made a comeback in the 1990s.
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She said the species has made a comeback in the Hudson in recent years.
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Now, conservative-leaning leaders have made a comeback in countries like Argentina and Peru.
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Established auction houses with physical showrooms have made a comeback over e-commerce specialists.
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A recipe from 1958 ran in The Times as the beverage made a comeback.
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Marriott Vacations Worldwide, a company that specializes in time shares, has also made a comeback.
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" The 49-year-old made a comeback in 2017 with his hit Netflix movie "Bright.
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This isn't the first time a music playing device of yesteryear has made a comeback.
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Energy was once a major laggard but has made a comeback in the last months.
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Scrunchies, as well as other '90s fashion trends, have made a comeback as of late.
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Verdict: Although classic styles have made a comeback, the movie's fashions don't exactly scream 2019.
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Anthony Brown made a comeback Tuesday night, winning the Democratic primary to replace outgoing Rep.
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It is not intended to be given to a player who has made a 'comeback.
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Politics, once seemingly set aside for the purpose of commerce, has recently made a comeback.
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Tide made a comeback, stirring up surprise by bringing Bud Knight back from the dead.
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Negronis made a comeback, as cocktail lovers have embraced the bitterness of various Italian liqueurs.
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Saleh too made a comeback, allying with the Houthis to regain a grip on Sanaa.
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Measles was once declared eradicated from the United States, but it has since made a comeback.
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Now, the Star Chamber has made a comeback—in the halls of the United States Congress.
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In the reunited Germany the term made a comeback among neo-Nazi and right-wing groups.
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Measles, which was stamped out in the Americas in 2016, also made a comeback in Venezuela.
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They have made a comeback under Yoweri Museveni, the president, though he worries about their power.
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CNN: Some artists are saying that conscious rap made a comeback over the last few years.
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Metals also made a comeback, with bargain-hunting investors scrambling to buy, while oil prices steadied.
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I was a woman, only worked four days a week, and I just made a comeback.
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Another '90s trend that made a comeback over the course of the decade was the choker.
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In the last two years, the beret has made a comeback as the ultimate fashion accessory.
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What happened during that period, would you say, because it's made a comeback, let's just say?
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But after Cooper and forward Angel McCoughtry were called for technical fouls, the Dream made a comeback.
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Conglomerates thrived in the 1970s, and made a comeback after the merger frenzy of the late 1990s.
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This completely preventable disease was eradicated in 2000 but has made a comeback in the past decade.
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Much like high-top fades and short shorts, vinyl has defied the odds and made a comeback.
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The '70s made a comeback in the '90s with bell bottoms and musical acts like Deee-Lite.
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Crushed velvet was another popular fabric in the '90s, and it's made a comeback in recent years.
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Seventy years later, the castle made a comeback under the guidance of the Thousand Islands Bridge Authority.
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Suits with big shoulders, a staple of the '80s career woman's wardrobe, made a comeback this season.
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Vinyl records made a comeback, and now it might be time for film to do the same.
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Betty Bamonte, Minneapolis I am thrilled that through hard work and perseverance he has made a comeback.
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But he made a comeback: Seven months after his illness, he played in his first professional game.
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Socialism was very, very popular in the beginning of the 20th century, and it's made a comeback.
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Skin Deep When that '80s signature, rainbow-colored hair made a comeback, it was wilder than ever.
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But financials have recently made a comeback and are up 6 percent in the past three months.
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It made a comeback in the 1980s, when pow wows expanded and became more formalized through competitive events.
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But under the leadership of Hofer and Strache, the Freedom Party has made a comeback in recent years.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN DIEGO — The political diction of the 21950s has made a comeback.
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Over the past five years, though, fentanyl and a range of relatives and lookalikes have made a comeback.
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This project comes as nationalism has made a comeback around the world, turning establishment politics on its head.
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Environmentalists, meanwhile, argue that while the grizzlies have made a comeback, their recovery could falter without federal safeguards.
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This was honestly fun as hell and I wouldn't be surprised if ski goggles made a comeback soon.
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A photo of a Vans sneaker has made a comeback after taking the internet by storm in 2017.
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Gear The fisherman's go-to accessory, which was stylish in the '90s, has made a comeback in 2018.
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But the difference is that Chicago's L has made a comeback, reversing decades of cost-cutting and neglect.
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Environmentalists have said that while grizzlies have made a comeback, their recovery could falter without continued federal safeguards.
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Mr. Barak made a comeback in 2007, when he was re-elected as leader of the Labor Party.
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The Americans made a comeback in the match, which was now down to the final ends, or innings.
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In Taiwan, Uber made a comeback in April, after a two-month suspension, following talks with the authorities.
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Chevron also popped up in wallpaper, which made a comeback in the last few years of the decade.
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Some of the most maligned names have made a comeback in the last few weeks, according to Cramer.
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Skyworks Solutions has made a comeback in 2017, with shares up 20 percent since the beginning of the year.
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Oil made a comeback in the past week, rallying 3 percent, after major crude producers agreed to cut output.
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Railroad stocks have made a comeback this year after being troubled by cargoes that were in a secular decline.
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But the virus has made a comeback in other years, including 2019 -- largely due to anti-vaxers, experts say.
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The star has made a comeback in recent years after stepping away from acting to raise her two children.
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After first emerging in the 1980s, oversized "dad" sneakers made a comeback in the latter half of the 2010s.
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The 23-times Grand Slam champion made a comeback in February after giving birth to her daughter last year.
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Quite a feat for an industry that just recently made a comeback after nearly disappearing in the early 2000s.
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On the 13th day of play for example, the humans made a comeback, winning the day's play by $93,000.
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Within the thoroughly modernized N.H.L., an antique adage has made a comeback: the best defense is a good offense.
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A crucial, unanswered question for the region's security is what they would do if the group made a comeback.
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The report singles out three countries that made a comeback to the achievers list this year — Mongolia, Thailand and Montenegro.
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The iconic Nokia 3310 handset has made a comeback and is soon to be on sale for 49 euros ($52).
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That's right, the seemingly bygone material has recently made a comeback as "a signifier of luxury," according to the Times.
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Fecal matter transplants, or FMTs — the procedure that Egyptian and Chinese doctors used long before Eiseman — suddenly made a comeback.
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She was still performing frequently when samba made a comeback in the '70s and weathered changing styles into the '90s.
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But alongside unexpected trends and surprise makeovers, one classic Hollywood beauty look made a comeback: Bold, matte, unapologetically red lipstick.
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Now, with the Saturday election nearing, Ms. Tsai has made a comeback that seemed impossible only a few months ago.
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It took him roughly five years before he made a comeback and was again elected as Bridgeport's mayor in 2015.
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For this, he was, rightly, removed from office but he made a comeback as chief justice roughly 20103 years later.
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But scientists looking at where wolves have made a comeback, and where they haven't, say recovery is far from complete. Why?
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All it takes is a glance inside the average gym to see that the old-fashioned barbell has made a comeback.
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The star has made a comeback in recent years since she stepped away from the camera to raise her two children.
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While we typically assume old = bad when it comes to tech, it's easy to see why vinyl has made a comeback.
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McDonald's confirmed that the new Archburgers were made with fresh beef and that the signature Arch sauce also made a comeback.
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That figure doubled in 663 and reached the peak of 30 percent in 2011 before the recovering U.S. made a comeback.
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Date made a comeback to the court in May after undergoing multiple surgeries, including a knee cartilage transplant earlier this year.
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In August, four European countries lost their measles-free status when the disease made a comeback after being eradicated years ago.
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For now, Domino's has made a comeback in the pizza wars, rising in a turbulent sector where customers' allegiances rapidly shift.
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While the majority of Mattel's brands saw sales shrink in the quarter, Barbie made a comeback with sales up 9 percent.
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The popular '90s trend made a comeback in 2018, with celebrities like Rihanna, Kaia Gerber, and Gigi Hadid embracing the look.
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Banking stocks made a comeback after consolidating in the past few sessions and the Nifty PSU bank index gained 0.33 percent.
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Turkey made a comeback in the international bond markets after receiving bids worth $5.2 billion for its five-year dollar-denominated bond.
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Vinyl has definitely made a comeback, but Sony says that it's now struggling to find engineers who know how to make it.
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They made a comeback late in 2016 and powered to a number of world records with only one defeat along the way.
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Though Russia's efforts temporarily decreased immediately after the end of the Cold War, they made a comeback after Putin's election in 2000.
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This seemingly ' 90s-inspired trend made a comeback in 2018, but it seems like many won't be mad if it stays back.
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The trend popped up in the '90s, but it has made a comeback in recent years with a number of celebrity fans.
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But it made a comeback under President Vladimir Putin, whose propaganda machine specializes in spreading FUD (Fear Uncertainty and Doubt) in the West.
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At times, she contemplated returning to the administration, quizzing friends last summer about what position she could have if she made a comeback.
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If, as you said, the circuit reached a nadir earlier this century, has that decline been constant, or have they made a comeback?
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One of the coolest haircuts of the '60s and '70s — heavy, cheekbone-skimming, softly cut fringe — has made a comeback as of late.
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He made a comeback in 85033, becoming one of the only Republicans to win statewide office in Oregon over the last several decades.
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Cleveland made a comeback in the 1892 election, defeated Harrison and reclaimed the presidency — the only man to serve two non-consecutive terms.
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Bitcoin made a comeback despite crashing after a recent hack on a South Korean exchange, and two cryptocurrency traders explained why it rebounded.
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Coming off a period in which auction houses struggled to secure top consignments as sellers were cautionary, high-priced lots made a comeback.
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The New England Patriots made a comeback for the ages (and the record books) in the fourth quarter of the 51st Super Bowl.
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The Google parent overtook the iPhone seller for a single day in early February before Apple made a comeback the very next trading day.
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In the US, where measles has also made a comeback, California banned parents from claiming their personal beliefs prevented them from vaccinating their kids.
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Then, in the '80s, as the fitness craze swept through the United States, stirrups made a comeback — this time, as part of everyday wear.
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From teachers to Google contractors, worker strikes made a comeback these past two years — prompting some to say union membership might start growing again.
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Last year, he made a comeback as one of the most outspoken opponents of Catalan secessionism, leading a large march in Barcelona in October.
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It has been a year of travel difficulties, project setbacks and family heartbreak, but a girls' robotics team from Afghanistan has made a comeback.
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The idea of someone hiding their sexuality to further their career sounds as ancient as super low-rise jeans — but both made a comeback.
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Still, Mattel's Barbie made a comeback in the holiday period as sales from the iconic brand rose 9 percent after four quarters of declines.
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But it's recently made a comeback on the repertory circuit, with screenings in series like Metrograph's NYC '81 and Quad Cinema's The New York Woman.
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The year he got married, Run-DMC made a comeback with Down with the King – but McDaniels wasn't happy with his contributions to the group.
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Maybe it's the fact that the world is currently a pretty scary place, but talismanic charms have made a comeback at all levels of fashion.
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The '80s have made a comeback on recent runways — especially below the ankle, where heels now come in vibrant jewel tones and glisten with crystals.
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Serena was a set and 4-3 down when she made a comeback of her own to clinch the tie-breaker and force the decider.
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The same goes for agriculture, where organic farming and even home farming (in Brooklyn!) made a comeback as an alternative to mass-scale industrial farming.
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According to figures released by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) trade body on Wednesday, streaming was at a record high while vinyl made a comeback.
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" Lovato recently made a comeback at the Grammy Awards, more than a year after a drug overdose, with a performance of her new song, "Anyone.
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After a poorly received 2018 redesign caused Snap's shares to fall, Snap made a comeback in 270 thanks largely to its popular augmented reality filters.
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Mr. Zeman made a comeback in 2013, winning the presidency in a victory partly engineered by Mr. Nejedly, the key financial official for the campaign.
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Hunter had retired from music for decades and worked as a nurse, and then made a comeback in the last six years of her life.
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When the oil price fell in 2015, they began copying their Somali counterparts and focused on kidnapping crews (though oil theft made a comeback last year).
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It would be a typical narrative to say that Migos have made a comeback since "Bad and Boujee," but the truth is that you were sleeping.
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Ever since they made a comeback this year, we've been seeing fidget spinners repurposed for an impressive variety of uses, from makeup application to teaching aids.
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Manx, the Celtic language historically spoken on the Isle of Man, has also made a comeback after having been declared extinct by UNESCO in the 1990s.
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A strengthening of the Japanese yen on Wednesday also reinforced these views and showed that risk appetite hasn't fully made a comeback to the financial markets.
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He lost about 250,000 subscribers at the time, but has more or less made a comeback, although his videos don't reach the numbers they did before.
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Since then, he's made a comeback, and in the Paris deal he won out in a power struggle with Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner and Gary Cohn.
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And its only in the past five years that affordable analog tools have made a comeback, spearheaded by the modular video synth upstarts at LZX Industries.
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Under government protection over the years, they have since made a comeback and are now estimated to be 150,000 worldwide, according to the National Park Service.
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James Frey, who fabricated portions of his memoir, "A Million Little Pieces," about his drug addiction, made a comeback as a young-adult novelist and publisher.
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Traps are gone, chests no longer shower you with fishing rods (thankfully) and heavy assault rifles and all manner of silenced guns have made a comeback.
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European stocks made a comeback to trade higher Wednesday on news that President Donald Trump plans to delay the implementation of auto tariffs on European car imports.
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Over the course of 2018, though, display technologies moved forward, new mechanical designs such as the periscope pop-up cameras emerged, and even sliders made a comeback.
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She didn't make it to the Grammy Awards, but Rihanna made a comeback at the Brit Awards in London Wednesday when she hit the stage with Drake.
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The process was too complex to be financially viable, but botnets have made a comeback because newer cryptocurrencies like Monero are easier to "mine", Digital Shadows said.
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Story at a glance The humpback whales that call the western South Atlantic Ocean home have made a comeback after being nearly wiped out by commercial whaling.
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With a UK general election now only a week away, viral satirists Cassetteboy have made a comeback — and the duo are making their political feelings abundantly clear.
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The 31-year-old Scot made a comeback last month at Queen's Club following almost a year out with the injury that required surgery in Australia in January.
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But Senator Dan Coats, a Republican whose retirement created the opening for Mr. Bayh, made a comeback in 2010 after his own revolving-door turn as a lobbyist.
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Unlimited plans have made a comeback in recent years, but if they are too expensive for you, see what other carriers have to offer for the same price.
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Last month, Sander Kaasjager, a Dutch competitive gamer who was once a major esports star, made a comeback 12 years after he'd stopped gaming at a professional level.
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It would be elegant if white floral bouquets like Ms. Markle's made a comeback now, even though there has been a lot of color added to American weddings.
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Unsolicited approaches, such as Barrick Gold Corp's $18 billion bid for Newmont Mining Corp in February, made a comeback, as well as offers to gatecrash previously announced deals.
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Donald Trump's victory in the United States presidential elections initially sent shockwaves through markets around the world but stocks later made a comeback and have been rallying since then.
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Somehow, The 2000s Have (Already) Made A Comeback If the only constant is change, then, in fashion, the only guarantee is that every trend will come back around again.
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The agency cheekily referred to the document cache as its very own "X-Files," referencing the hit Fox Network television show from the 90s that recently made a comeback.
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Hunted to the point of extinction for their oil-rich blubber, the seals have made a comeback since the early 20th century and now number an estimated 150,000 worldwide.
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Maybe it's not a coincidence that, at a time when so many public figures seem to be having trouble staying within the lines, coloring books have made a comeback.
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Then, Brazil's leftist President Dilma Rousseff was impeached in Brazil, depriving him of another important ally in Latin America, where the right has made a comeback in recent elections.
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Popular among supporters of her party however, Listhaug made a comeback in the cabinet earlier this year and is seen as a potential future leader of the Progress Party.
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Australian employment proved surprisingly strong in November as full-time jobs made a comeback after a very tough year, a welcome counterweight to recent gloom over weak third-quarter growth.
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The Midwestern anti-heroes have made a comeback that no one was expecting after a seven-year gap, and don't seem to have matured whatsoever as songwriters (to their benefit!).
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Black bears were endangered within Maryland for years after land clearing destroyed much of their habitat, but the population has made a comeback in the past 20 years, Peditto said.
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HSBC, Europe's largest bank, made a comeback by beating estimates in its financial results for the first half of 2018 — following a surprise fall in profits in the first quarter.
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She dramatically announced that she "doesn't like them anymore" and explained that her life is "it's not all about sitting there taking selfies" but today, her mirror selfies made a comeback.
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Squire provided BuzzFeed News and Toronto Star a list of groups that have made a comeback on the platform, including those that participated in the deadly Charlottesville Unite the Right rally.
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" It goes on to say: "consequently, leeches have made a comeback as a new remedy for many chronic and life-threatening abnormalities, such as cardiovascular problems, cancer, metastasis, and infectious diseases.
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Last year, I called Borel, a science journalist, to hear more about how bedbugs made a comeback, why they're so tenacious, and whether we might ever get rid of them again.
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The nation had gone back to stabilizing its currency the old-fashioned way—by throwing people out of work—and utopian faith in self-regulating free markets had made a comeback.
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United won the second-tier Women's Championship with a resounding 7-0 victory over Crystal Palace last month, 11 months after the team made a comeback since being scrapped in 2005.
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But he quickly made a comeback in postwar Germany — led by the Komische Oper, in what was then East Berlin — and his work continues to be performed regularly throughout the country.
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So much of 20203 happened via T-shirt, or via coat, or via accessory that somehow made a comeback despite being the butt of every lazy joke about bad '80s fashion.
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But with celebrities like Kim Kardashian West rocking various shades of lime green, fuschia, and lemon-yellow, the neon trend seems to have made a comeback within the last few years.
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There are questions regarding the designers behind Meghan Markle's wedding attire (there was more than one?) and to my surprise, macrame made a comeback in 2018 because we're all hanging plants now?
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The deficit has been cut by nearly $1 trillion since 2009 while gas prices are low, the real estate market has made a comeback and the stock market has more than doubled.
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Scented nail polishes have been around since the 21978s, when women would tint their nails with scented oils before getting them buffed and polished, but in the 2000s they made a comeback.
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They have made a comeback across Germany and the ministry says more than 600 now roam a northern belt from the border with Poland and the Czech Republic to the Dutch frontier.
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Remarkably, he made a comeback by the end of the year and won primaries in New Hampshire and South Carolina, eventually riding a strong showing on Super Tuesday to the GOP nomination.
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The software, which was shut down in 2014, appears to have made a comeback with a new version that's available to download on Mac computers and PCs, as well as Android devices.
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Nonetheless, the deals have made a comeback over the past decade because the housing crisis created a ready supply of foreclosed homes for speculators and investment firms to buy and then resell.
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But static and relatively short-dated CSOs have made a comeback in recent years amid a steep increase in the amount of negative-yielding debt, prodding money managers to take greater risks.
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American nostalgia reliably follows a two-decade cycle — today we miss the '90s; in the '903s it was the '70s; and I'm told that in the '70s sock hops made a comeback.
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Late last week, a nearly six-year-old story made a comeback, blazing a trail through Facebook groups and Twitter accounts dedicated to the QAnon conspiracy theory and to supporting President Donald Trump.
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Gracie recently made a comeback fight of his own under the Bellator banner following an eight-year hiatus, defeating Ken Shamrock in the first round by TKO—his first ever win by strikes.
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"As Hawaiian has made a comeback since the 1980s, so has the honu's nesting rate—a 53 percent increase over the past 25 years," The Revelator wrote in 2018 about about the correlation.
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Anti-Semitic hate crimes rose 57% from 2016 to 2017, and although you may not have seen the acronym ZOG, its partnering term "globalist" has made a comeback as a jab against Jews.
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"I strongly wanted to do well today," said Miyahara, who made a comeback late last year from a hip injury that kept her out of competition and off the ice for most of 2017.
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Hammond has made a comeback after being left in the cold during the election campaign and weakened by what a senior Conservative described as a "toxic" relationship with the prime minister's former top aides.
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Blockbusters attended by majority-women audiences — the Fifty Shades trilogy, the Magic Mike movies, Bridesmaids (famously billed with the tagline "chick flicks don't have to suck"), and its children — have recently made a comeback.
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Garner's "Books with Birdie" made a comeback on Friday when the actress shared a video of herself reading to Birdie while also suggesting a list of must-read books that Birdie considers her favorite.
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LONDON, Nov 16 (Reuters) - European shares enjoyed a recovery on Thursday, snapping their longest losing streak since October 10.73 as the cyclicals sectors which had driven a market-wide sell-off made a comeback.
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Figurative painting had made a comeback in the eighties, after a decade of rigorous abstraction and experiments with video, performance art, and other new forms, but no dealers offered to show Doig's early work.
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Plus, desktop apps have made a comeback in the last few years with Spotify, Slack, and others easily accessible and able to run in the background while we go about our busy computer business.
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J. Lo and Warren flip the switch Despite dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, former Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren made a comeback in a viral TikTok with "Saturday Night Live" star Kate McKinnon.
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Environmentalists have raised concerns that while grizzlies have made a comeback, their recovery could falter if federal safeguards are lifted, a move that would open the animals to public hunting outside the national park boundaries.
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The only thing we do know is that one character who we all thought was dead suddenly made a comeback in episode 7, and in the world of Westeros nothing is out of the question.
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Some might say they're ill-fitting and dramatic, others, like me, say they demand attention and give off a powerful, retro feel (it was only a matter of time before '80s shoulders made a comeback).
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Though its dominance could not last — the scent wheel turned, and fruits and florals made a comeback at the turn of the millennium — CK One remained a defining fragrance for a subsector of the industry.
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"The financial sector made a comeback in 2018, accounting for 21 percent of office take-up in the City, versus 13 percent in 2017," Victoria Shreeves, associate in Central London Research at Knight Frank, said.
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Everything from culottes to chokers to old sitcoms have made a comeback at some point or another in our cyclical culture, and now, a piece of technology from our recent past is experiencing a tiny resurgence.
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The Japanese made a quick start to the second set and seemed in control until Swiatek made a comeback, the 26-year-old winning over the crowd with her versatile play as the match wore on.
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That means the reality star has also made a comeback on Twitter, mostly just re-sharing the same personal photographs and thanking fans who are sending her well wishes and are overjoyed to have her back.
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A majority of the deals – 35 out of 51 – were among oil and gas producers, and represented an 84 percent rise from the first quarter, as deal-making in the U.S. shale patch made a comeback.
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After a sharp sell-off in May due to an escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions, European shares made a comeback on hopes that major central banks around the world would adopt a looser monetary policy.
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With measles cases across Europe on course to double this year, the disease has made a comeback in Albania, Czech Republic, Greece and the United Kingdom, where it had previously been eradicated, a WHO report said.
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The program of visits, known as "Oplan Tokhang", made a comeback with an assurance from police chief Ronaldo dela Rosa that it should be free of violence if offenders agreed to go quietly and did not resist.
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But Mr. Trump is often drawn instinctively to men who share his indiscretions — and to men he sees as having made a comeback after scandals that could have destroyed them, the way he thinks that he did.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares enjoyed a recovery on Thursday, snapping their longest losing streak since October 2016 as the cyclical sectors which had driven a market-wide sell-off made a comeback, though oil was a weak spot.
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The good news for a lot of malls was that many retailers made a "comeback" and were able to draw in more shoppers by using promotions in 2018, John Collins, Thasos co-founder and chief product officer, said.
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Although unicorns were indeed a cultural touchstone of the '90s — thanks to My Little Pony and the vibrant hearts-and-kitties-and-unicorns imagery of Lisa Frank — it wasn't until recently that the imaginary beings made a comeback.
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Read more:In an interview with Insider, Sarah Byrd, a New York University and Fashion Institute of Technology fashion historian and lecturer, explained how it's not the first time fashion trends of a specific decade have made a comeback.
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Despite a dramatic loss of influence early in the Obama administration, which was compounded by the withdrawal of U.S. forces in 2011, the United States made a comeback in Iraq in 2014, providing intensive support to defeat Islamic State.
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The WWF Superstars of Wrestling Ice Cream Bar was my second favorite ice cream bar in the world after the Chipwich, both of which are now extinct (though the Chipwich has made a comeback here in New York City).
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Melissa McCarthy made a comeback, ahead of her hosting gig in May, to play Sean Spicer playing the Easter Bunny, in a sketch that would have been funny if it weren't so full of horrible things that actually happened.
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Many of the same forces that declared print dead back in 2009 are now saying the same about e-readers, as print sales made a comeback in recent years, while e-book sales have actually taken a small dip.
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And video games made a comeback after Nintendo rode the coattails of Teddy Ruxpin back into stores around 1987, turning the Nintendo Entertainment System—and video games in general—into the non-fad that Charles Lazarus saw five years earlier.
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If you're a fan, you'll likely remember two years ago when the Bratz dolls made a comeback onto the toy scene with a rebranded girl squad (Cloe, Jade, Yasmin, and Sasha), along with the addition of Raya as the fifth member.
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Spinner all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja made a comeback to the limited-overs format in the Indian team riding on his strong show against South Africa in the test series and will have to fight with Axar Patel for a spot.
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Political uncertainty made a comeback in the European bond markets during the trading session on Monday, with the latest poll showed the far-right candidate Marine Le Pen narrowing the gap with opponents in the race for the French presidency.
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The special prosecutor made a comeback under George W. Bush, when Patrick Fitzgerald investigated the outing of Valerie Plame without much interference from the White House and ended up convicting an aide to Vice President Cheney for perjury and related offenses.
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While the stock market is still on track to post its best quarter sine 2012, thanks to the epic rebound in the first two months of 703, the rally seems to be on hold and volatility has made a comeback.
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"Like wide ties, General Motors was out of style for years — until very recently, the skinny tie reigned supreme — but in 2017 the wide tie has made a comeback and so has the stock of GM," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Like wide ties, General Motors was out of style for years — until very recently, the skinny tie reigned supreme — but in 2017 the wide tie has made a comeback and so has the stock of GM," the "Mad Money " host said.
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And "Condor" isn't the only '70s movie that has made a comeback in series form, with Michael Crichton's "Westworld" having found a home on HBO, probing uncomfortable questions -- albeit from a new angle -- about artificial intelligence and technology run amok.
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" Hit by revolution and terrorist attacks from 2011 onward, Egypt ceased exporting its gas for several years, but has now made a comeback, becoming a key player in what many energy experts have called the "Eastern Mediterranean gas gold rush.
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Mr. Abed's personal history has moved in parallel with the culture of police abuse and political corruption that rose to define Egyptian public life in the era that preceded the 2011 uprising, and which has made a comeback under Mr. Sisi.
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In 2000, only 86 cases were reported, and measles was considered formally eradicated from the US. But as pockets of people around the US have refused to vaccinate their children, measles — considered one of the most preventable diseases — has made a comeback.
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He made a comeback in the '23s, and Oasis sampled his lyrics for song off the album (What's The Story) Morning Glory; then in 1999, he was sentenced to four months in prison for possessing images of child sex abuse on his computer.
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Allman kept a low profile for much of the 1980s -- his gritty sound didn't fit the synth-pop trends of that era -- although he made a comeback with his 20143 album "I'm No Angel," which became a surprise hit on rock radio.
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The character Terry Tate—played by Lester Speight, and famous for the Office Linebacker Reebok ads during Super Bowl XXXVII—made a comeback with Funny or Die on Friday by appearing in a doctored-up version of Trump's infamous Access Hollywood video.
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Tommy Robinson—the man most likely to revive Britain's network of Islamophobes—made a comeback in 2015 with Pegida UK, the British offshoot of an anti-Muslim, street-based protest movement in Dresden, where it has attracted considerable support from the middle classes.
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In his searing memoir with Tim Brown this year, Ankiel — who eventually made a comeback as an outfielder — recalled the agony of dealing with the so-called yips, the inner torment of battling the monster that swallowed up his psyche with no warning.
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"Having made a comeback on a weaker dollar last Friday, gold is poised to benefit strongly from safe-haven flows as investors dump stocks and rotate into bonds and precious metals," Jeffrey Halley, a senior market analyst with OANDA, said in a note.
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Fans of the crispy M&M (a late '90s fave that has made a comeback in recent years) will be thrilled to hear that the candy's latest crazy flavor embodies all the elements of a s'more wrapped around crispy rice cereal for that signature crunch.
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Britain's Justin Rose carded a final round four-under par 67 to finish with a total of 16 under par 268 to beat Henrik Stenson by two strokes in the men's golf competition, as the sport made a comeback after a 112-year absence.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)After more than five years of declining sales, nerds and APM enthusiasts everywhere can gently rejoice: The PC has made a comeback so far this year, thanks in part to businesses switching operating systems and the insatiable appetites of gamers.
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Pop-up cameras have also appeared on a number of notchless devices over the past year, including the Vivo Nex and Oppo Find X. More recently, slider phones have also made a comeback on devices like the Honor Magic 229 and Xiaomi Mi Mix 210.
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Between the lines: While the administration is going to argue that wolves have largely made a comeback from these killings, wildlife advocates are likely to push for federal protections to remain in place until wolves repopulate within their historic range, which spans across the country.
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Layaway programs, which have made a comeback since the 3003 financial crisis as customers avoided using credit cards to make purchases, allow shoppers to put aside holiday merchandise like electronics and toys and make payments in installments until the full price has been paid.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - After years of being gradually eclipsed as President Tayyip Erdogan forges a "new Turkey" with Islam firmly at its heart, the secular republic's founder Mustafa Kemal Ataturk has, for now at least, made a comeback in the wake of a failed coup.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The "Trump trade" made a comeback on Thursday on Wall Street but the S&P and Dow industrials ended flat as former FBI director James Comey said President Donald Trump fired him to undermine an investigation into Russian meddling into last November's U.S. election.
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The "reflation," or "Trumpflation," trade that drove financial markets after Donald Trump's surprise U.S. presidential election victory last November made a comeback on Wednesday as the unveiling of Trump's long-promised tax overhaul revived bets that markets would benefit from both faster economic growth and inflation.
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As for the shows themselves, medical dramas have made a comeback, reboots and reality shows have lost some of their luster, a veteran producer has proved his mettle yet again and a new front in the late-night wars has opened between Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon.
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Though cassettes are having a second life through sales of older albums and the DIY noise scene, 8-tracks have been out of the market since the early 123s and haven't really made a comeback in stores like Urban Outfitters, which sells CDs, vinyls, and cassettes.
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"It's amazing how they've made a comeback," Mr. Kapler said, adding that his show is now in its 10th year, and ever more popular for its immersive, Instagrammable settings — a complete replica of a midcentury living room visitors are encouraged to use as a selfie backdrop.
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The highly contagious viral disease has made a comeback across the globe -- in high-income countries in the Americas and Europe, as well as in some low- and middle-income countries in Asia and Africa -- fueled in part by fear of and lack of access to vaccines, and complacency.
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A popular instrument before the financial crisis of 2008, these securities have made a comeback in recent years as banks use them to remove loans from their own balance sheet by bundling them into a pool of other loans, which are then issued as a bond to investors.
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Carven made a comeback in 2010 under designer Guillaume Henry, dressing the likes of Alexa Chung, but the label struggled to recover from his departure in 2014, and annual sales halved to around 20 million euros ($23 million) in 2017, according to a person familiar with the business.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called for it, along with Medicare for All to guarantee comprehensive healthcare to everyone in the US.And the idea of sending federal checks to stimulate immediate spending made a comeback, mirroring a similar effort undertaken by the Bush administration just over a decade ago before the 2008 financial crisis.
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Others have stressed the political risks facing Trump and his reelection campaign if the outbreak worsens significantly, warning that it would be catastrophic if the virus made a comeback closer to the November election — especially after Trump declared himself a "wartime" president and assured the public that his administration was in control.
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Away from the UMG revue stage for the past couple of years, 2011 American Idol runner-up Lauren Alaina made a comeback of sorts, and she explained what's been keeping her off the radar – her parents' divorce, her father's stint in rehab, her mother's remarriage to her father's best friend, and, oh yes, vocal surgery.
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READ MORE HERE >>The top researcher at a firm managing $89 billion told us the 3 ways he analyzes whether a cheap stock is set for a surge, or if it's a trapValue stocks have made a comeback in recent months after underperforming the broader market throughout much of the 10-year bull market.
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And Broidy, a once-shunned GOP fundraiser who made a comeback as a top backer of Trump's campaign and inauguration, helped promote the interests of Middle Eastern countries including Saudi Arabia to top West Wing officials after Trump became president, but later came under federal investigation for failing to properly register for his work.
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It signals the end of a nearly 30-year hiatus, after Sony Music Japan initially shut down its in-house pressing operation in 1989 upon the advent of the CD. However, as vinyl has over the last decade made a comeback worldwide, so too has the medium gained popularity in Japan; as Nikkei noted, vinyl sales in the country have "roughly octupled" from 2010 to 2016.
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Read more:9 dangerous diseases that have made a comeback in the last 10 yearsA person with measles visited Disneyland last week and could have exposed other parkgoersA New Zealand teenager who visited Disneyland and other tourist spots may have brought measles to Southern California, officials sayA flight attendant has died after contracting measles on a flight out of New York City, according to reports
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The narrative that the government of Ukraine meddled in 2016 using Chalupa as an intermediary has made a comeback among Trump defenders as they beat back a mountain of emerging evidence that Trump used his leverage over Ukraine to pressure the country's leaders to investigate his political rivals, including former Vice President Joe Biden and the 2016 presidential campaign of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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In an evening filled with history, a trans woman secured a major party gubernatorial nomination for the first time ever, the country is poised to send its first Muslim women to Congress, a major political party decided to run a guy with a mustache in a tough race, an important figure from the heady days of mid-aughts political blogging made a comeback, and big things happened in Minnesota for the first time since Prince died.
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