At different points, elements reappear, and many of them reappear on the page we're talking about.
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Really there's only like 50 super-important names that kind of invented everything and they just reappear and reappear.
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Other IS militants have been reported dead only to reappear.
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He warns without it, the eruption of anger will reappear.
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He is due to reappear in court on May 19.
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Dalton is due to reappear in court on March 3.
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The data reappear if the equipment comes back into view.
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She'd reappear in the audience and levitate over the crowd.
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When they reappear, editors will see them with a strikethrough.
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Someone from your past may reappear, thanks to Mercury retrograde.
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Put it in the freezer and the ink will reappear.
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They'll disappear from your inbox but then reappear at later time.
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The chances that Ms Santhirabose's husband will reappear are virtually nil.
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Such a window may not reappear before the next storm comes.
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Secrets from the past could surface, and old friends may reappear.
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And as the leaves at last reappear, so do vanished neighbors.
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A new message will make the thread reappear in your matches.
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Scroll forms that reappear throughout the work refer to teacup handles.
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The real shock comes when the dead reappear as local townspeople.
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Expect intense, emotional relationships and past debts to reappear as well.
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But days, then weeks went by, and my earring didn't reappear.
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Now You See Me 2 will reappear in theaters on June 10.
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However, rare is it that they reappear in the exact same form.
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Khashoggi did not reappear from the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on Oct.
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The accused are due to reappear in court for questioning in February.
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A number of his Playero features would reappear on Los Homerun-es.
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And, yes, exes can still reappear until the end of the month.
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If this toolbar disappears, move your cursor for the menu to reappear.
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The beautiful Italian women reappear, and introduce him to his fellow-finalists.
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In the first quarter of 2017, double-digit growth began to reappear.
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He has been remanded to the High Court to reappear April 5.
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He was remanded in custody and will reappear in court April 5.
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Instead, he has the magician disappear and then reappear as a child.
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Even if the crowds, the wins, the plastic rats and Buffett reappear.
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Certain people reappear throughout the exhibition, at times in surprisingly different ways.
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It's still unclear if some of these apps will reappear after some changes.
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So, why do ghosts from long-deceased relationships choose to reappear over Christmas?
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We have seen the leaves fall and then reappear in all their glory.
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For instance, the 12th Imam must reappear before judgment day before his believers.
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The social workers and their supervisors will reappear in court on April 3.
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But one assumes that it will reappear in some form in the future.
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As a result, persistent declines in that revenue could reappear in the future.
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Lots of familiar faces reappear, and while context isn't essential, it never hurts.
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Fittingly, Mr. Romney will reappear on the political stage from afar on Thursday.
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He disappears from view only to reappear dragging the young girl behind him.
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Only two or three years ago did the disease reappear, Ms. Englander said.
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Now, Lily will reappear for the first time, as someone who is homeless.
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They did say that if jobs didn't reappear, they would turn against him.
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Then, so slowly I didn't notice them returning, other images began to reappear.
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Only as the book winds down do they reappear, but it's disorienting, strained.
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The suspect was remanded in custody and will reappear in court April 5.
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It has been exciting to see these phenomena reappear after so many years.
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The first mosquitoes to reappear aren't the types that cause a public health concern.
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Similar issues will reappear as you realize where you stand on many complicated topics.
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He sighs and looks at the cart, and the hundreds of floating tags reappear.
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Unsurprisingly, both Jackson and Olympios chose not to reappear on the show this year.
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Long-lost lovers (especially the kind you kept secret) could reappear on the scene.
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An appointment added a week ago disappears while old appointments reappear on a whim.
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It has continued to circulate since then—and will undoubtedly reappear another dozen times.
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After eight seconds, one of the dots would disappear, then reappear two seconds later.
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Also, projects that were put on the back burner in mid-April will reappear.
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Conversations that began in July, but were put on the back burner, will reappear.
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The federal government simply isn't able to make factory jobs reappear in every town.
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He fears that in the absence of the EU's guarantees such counterfeits could reappear.
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But the companies say they also struggle to identify replacement accounts that quickly reappear.
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Other narratives mutate and reappear, like the fear that robots will take over jobs.
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For now, there's hope that the disease can be effectively treated should it reappear.
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The hedge apples reappear, as food for starving deer, not as fodder for symbolism.
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You'll have to wait 24-48 hours until they maybe disappear, then reappear again.
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Major Tom—or someone like him—would reappear at various moments in Bowie's career.
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Dogs, roaches, beer, Mexican muralists and credos from Theodor Adorno reappear in shifting incantations.
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That will temporarily delete cookies and trackers, though they will probably reappear over time.
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What better episode for perhaps the most skilled sex-haver in Westeros to reappear.
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The cartoon Neanderthals of "Day Two" reappear in "Branches," as does portentous slow motion.
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Then — poof — the Warriors will reappear in September, 10 miles or 1,000 miles away.
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Her game would mysteriously disappear, then reappear just in time to avert total disaster.
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A similar dynamic can occur when parents are taken away and then suddenly reappear.
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Thanks to science, we knew that after the eerie darkness our sun would reappear.
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He was remanded in custody and is set to reappear in court April 5.
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I sat under the tree, waiting for her third loop, but she didn't reappear.
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He added that he did not anticipate calling Rhodes to reappear before the committee.
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They also reappear in the welcome amnesties for the condemned granted on church festivals.
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Then Julie goes missing at the age of 17, only to reappear 20 years later.
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Each one was given a number to reappear days later for an interview, Mejia said.
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Whatsit reappear to imbue Meg with the wisdom she needs to save her younger brother.
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Donald Trump's Twitter page was mysteriously taken down ... only to reappear after a few minutes.
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Burke ordered Weinstein to reappear in court for a pre-trial hearing on March 7.
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You can snooze emails so that they reappear in your inbox hours or days later.
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If customs and barriers reappear on our borders, this will have a direct political impact.
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They surge in popularity and notoriety for brief spells, only to dip, and later reappear.
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Bloggers who cross the line vanish into army custody, only to reappear chastened and docile.
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The dangerous mortgage loans that helped set off the Great Recession are beginning to reappear.
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They reappear on the ground, amid the bloodthirsty townsfolk who wanted to watch their murders.
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These and other issues could reappear in 215, pollsters warn, if they're not addressed directly.
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But several important restaurants that have been closed for some time will reappear this fall.
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So that's a through line, that these personas emerge and merge and reappear and disappear.
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He is due to reappear in court on June 14, after a mental health assessment.
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If Daario doesn't reappear in season 7, he could conceivably pop back up in season 8.
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Halley's comet itself was last seen in our sky in 1986 and will reappear in 2061.
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Some documents have begun to reappear on the site, but there are still thousands to go.
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Mr. Zuckerberg soon dropped the task only to reappear a couple of months later, on Feb.
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In 2016, as the final game crept closer, Fraraccio's tweet began to reappear in sports circles.
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I'm wondering if there might be a character I've forgotten all about who may yet reappear.
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If another reviewer finds that the content was originally misinterpreted, it will reappear on the site.
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These materials reappear in wall sculptures from 1972 that offer similarly sly exaggerations of gestural painting.
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If you tap it, this information will change, but if you click again "Carrier" will reappear.
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Most of that was subsequently physically loaded out ... only to reappear again over the following months.
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"All these forms of tuberculosis that we forget about are starting to reappear," de Waard said.
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Using "PhotoDNA" technology, child porn images are immediately removed from social media platforms whenever they reappear.
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The end of the film sees him magically reappear to get the girl, curse be damned.
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Who will power straight through, who will disappear forever and who will reappear after months away.
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It may take a bit of time for your old settings and account information to reappear.
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Policy Option 3: Patent reform Patent reform could also reappear on the congressional agenda in 2017.
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The next, the moon occludes the sun and we have to wait for light to reappear.
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Certain allusive shapes reappear: a bearish hump; repeated curlicues; double curves terminating in horizontal or vertical lines.
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Those same motifs appear and reappear, but now Oehlen allows them more space to improvise upon themselves.
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The last year has seen the factory shrink, get canceled, reappear, and undergo other shifts chronicled below.
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Should a position open up for him, he could yet reappear in the game alongside his ministry.
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" Some other new features noted: "Ability to 'snooze' emails and choose when they reappear in your inbox.
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The more curved form factor would not reappear until (arguably) the most recent iteration, the iPhone 7.
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I asked Martinez-Conde whether my excitement that the illusion had worked somehow made the image reappear.
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But as soon as the sun begins to reappear, you must put your special glasses back on.
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You'll be able to snooze emails so that they reappear in your inbox hours or days later.
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By rotating the Touch's left thumbstick, you can also change which direction you're facing when you reappear.
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Dill-strewn bands of house-cured gravlax with whole-grain mustard sauce reappear, and are worth getting.
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Either way, it's likely he won't be having an easy time of it when he does reappear.
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" A couple reappear after a long absence and suggest dinner in the Karyn Kusama thriller "The Invitation.
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Although it is true that the process helped close a conglomerate discount, the gap may soon reappear.
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These plot threads tend to appear briefly, disappear for a while, then reappear, sometimes in retrospective summation.
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Mostly secreted away in other parts of the vast ship but soon to reappear in giggling clusters.
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The two people who were on the hill reappear, still standing feet apart, though closer than before.
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He regularly flies to Russia, mysteriously, only to reappear in full arctic gear, beneath huge fur hats.
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"All these forms of tuberculosis that we forget about are starting to reappear," Dr. de Waard said.
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During his exorcisms, the chair would allegedly rock on its own, levitate, and even vanish and reappear.
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But a signal that repeated every 36 days would not reappear in a 27-day observing window.
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He was also among the first in Trump's orbit to be publicly sidelined (only to reappear later).
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When, after a few minutes, he didn't reappear, it dawned on me he could be a burglar.
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They have transcended their journalistic origins to reappear in museum exhibitions as well as deluxe art books.
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We want people to be worried that there may be times we reappear in the market suddenly.
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In "Here Comes Tana Claus," the YouTuber, her manager Jordan Worona, and her best friends all reappear.
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Redrawn position limit rules are likely to reappear in 2017, as are the following other agenda items.
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For what felt like years, I waited, shoe in hand, for the son of a bitch to reappear.
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Given the right market incentive, as opposed to warehouser incentive, the metal will reappear when it is needed.
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After an election, some politicians leave government—only to reappear on the payrolls or boards of large companies.
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First the goalie sees the puck, then it vanishes, only to reappear in the back of the net.
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It only gets worse when Tyrone begins using his teleportation powers to disappear and reappear all around Connors.
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You probably don't see these objects moving around — more likely, they just reappear somewhere else in your house.
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Motifs may reappear, but when they do, they accentuate the meanings coursing through the installation as a whole.
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And when you do so, a sense of wonder and quiet contentment begins to reappear in your life.
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On Friday, June 9, our favorite prison inmates will magically reappear on Netflix for another season in paradise.
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When the cast members, led by Mailyn Castillo in a towering headdress, reappear, they're all glitz and glamour.
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The women reappear on screen—but this time, they're modern-day brujas performing a seance in the woods.
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She had immediate relief then, and continues to head for a clinic when the vertigo threatens to reappear.
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I'd be very surprised if Young Hee or Martha or Pasha and his parents or even Kimmy reappear.
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That means, said researchers, the bacteria, identified as two strains of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli, could reappear.
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Some candidates were identified in small populations, but their effects did not reappear in studies on larger groups.
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Worried that polio could reappear in the war-ravaged nation, Yemen on Tuesday launched a major vaccination campaign.
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They dove deep every now and then, and we all scanned the horizon for where they would reappear.
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Unlike with "Breaking Bad," however, we didn't have to wait more than a season for it to reappear.
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John McCain who had met with ex-British agent Christopher Steele -- reappear before the committee on short notice.
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Mr. Barton withdrew the amendment but hinted that it could reappear when the bill hits the House floor.
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Along with notification channels, Google is adding a system level ability to snooze notifications in Android O. Users will be able to snooze notifications and cause them to reappear at a later time, and apps will even be able to update notifications while snoozed (although that won't make them reappear).
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In the video, the two reappear after jumping into the water while onlookers are shocked at the pair's bravery.
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The rain continues through tomorrow afternoon, when the sun will finally reappear and bump the mercury up to 26.
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The risks of a further escalation have faded for now, but if they reappear, stocks could take a hit.
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Certain pages are so deeply inked that faces vanish and reappear depending upon the lighting one reads them in.
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That idea isn't present in the current generation of hyperloops, and it's genuinely unclear whether it will ever reappear.
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The methodology here is that certain Pokémon tend to reappear in the same spot after a given time period.
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Ellison, for his part, introduced themes of alienation and the search for identity that would reappear in Invisible Man.
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Anytime you have that moment where characters from the past reappear and merge, I always get emotional about that.
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I opened a new message so he wouldn't see the typing bubbles appear, disappear and then reappear with indecision.
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This proved a successful formula for governors the 2018 midterms, and will likely reappear in the 2020 election cycle.
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Forgotten job opportunities and the chance to rework past projects reappear during the upcoming Mercury retrograde, beginning this Friday.
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The one time we see him reappear in Casey's life, he acts the part of a two-dimensional villain.
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Issues around self-esteem and finances that came up in late February and early March will reappear for examination.
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Forced from one redoubt, it will reappear in other territories, potentially even in less detectable — but more lethal — forms.
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They then reappear behind a gray scrim that slowly moves toward the audience, shrinking the world of the living.
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The high school's homecoming festivities took place the weekend the hammer disappeared, and some believed it would soon reappear.
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This meat and beer restaurant, which closed in March after nine years, will reappear for a brief pop-up.
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Delft tiles reappear around the firebox of the dining room, where they represent biblical themes, including David and Goliath.
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Even if the five activists reappear, they will face the wrath of zealots who want instant justice for blasphemers.
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For the next two and a half minutes, we tried anticipating where, and if, the eclipsed sun would reappear.
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The coloring of my hair came back darker and more authentic, and the familiar soft texture began to reappear.
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They also reappear as her subjects die or when a reference to show business history needs to be illustrated.
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The tensions within the coalition — between hawks and doves, or between realists and liberal interventionists — will start to reappear.
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Images appear and reappear in surprising rhythmic alterations, only occasionally matching the words that make up the (ostensible) narration.
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Whatever treatment you choose, it's likely multiple treatments will be required over time as psoriasis is chronic and can reappear.
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Indeed, she does reappear, although a glimpse may be all you'll really see of Knightley as Elizabeth Turner (nee Swann).
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Similar results were achieved in the second experiment, in which the birds waited 17 hours for the box to reappear.
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Two Chinese dissidents recently disappeared from Thai soil, only to reappear a few weeks later in China in police custody.
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However, it's possible to relapse, and ulcers can reappear in some people years later, so follow-up exams are important.
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Previously, North Korean officials have been executed or purged only to reappear with a new title, according to media reports.
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She's apparently going to reappear in many future episodes, if IMDb is to be believed, and I couldn't be happier.
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The site has teams dedicated to blocking offending accounts, but they just reappear later under a new name, he said.
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Add that to Mr Trump's tweets about French wine, and it is likely that agriculture will reappear on the agenda.
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Both are scheduled to reappear in court between April 20 and 22, when prosecutors and defense lawyers will present evidence.
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It appeared to me that the Sun was disappearing below ground to reappear from under the sea the next morning.
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Characters reappear in dreams or retellings as the action moves from the Cape Coast to Kumasi to Baltimore to Harlem.
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Those dots disappear and reappear as your eye jitters around "like a camera that's not being held stably," Arnold says.
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She also seemed to magically reappear, without summoning, whenever we needed something (more wine, a replacement for a dropped fork).
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On my last three days, I saw policemen and women in fluorescent vests reappear on the streets to direct traffic.
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Comments that were blocked from view will reappear if you return to your settings later and turn off the filtering.
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Throughout, characters from earlier stories reappear to nudge us in the ribs, these rewarding inside jokes building depth and resonance.
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" About her sleep, she declares: "If I kept going, I thought, I'd disappear completely, then reappear in some new form.
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And its narrator, subdued by the totality of his despair, may reappear in countless compositions as the silent, withdrawn hero.
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Schiff has made repeated calls for witnesses to appear or reappear and complained that Republicans have rarely pressed for testimony.
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It will reappear with a lighter, more modern look, revealing an exposed brick wall and dressed with marble and mirrors.
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I set loose my contraband pearls and promptly lost half of them; perhaps they would reappear on a future flight.
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Tarrant was remanded in custody to reappear in court on April 5, with officials saying he would face more charges.
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He was silent during his court appearance and has been remanded in custody to reappear in court on April 5.
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Yet while the vintage décor suggests either performer might reappear at any moment, evenings here are no mere nostalgia-fest.
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However, police on Monday were more bullish about the prospects of taking any drone down from the sky, should it reappear.
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Some of those funds went missing, only to reappear in the Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's bank account, according to reports.
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In some occasions, the photo doesn't appear at all at first, but it will reappear in their gallery a day later.
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Lost items reappear out of nowhere, TV channels change on their own, and snacks are tossed to children from high shelves.
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A wild dog detested by Clarisse's first husband seems to reappear much later as a protector of the matriarch Ladivine Sylla.
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If you spend 10 minutes trying to meticulously take one down with arrows, they wither away—only to reappear seconds later.
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Rather than scold him, as you might expect from an elderly couple, his wife reassured him that the ring would reappear.
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The Portuguese still talk of legend that Sebastian will one day reappear out of a mist and retake the Portuguese throne.
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But now that groupings model "is dead and unlikely to reappear," Gary Taylor, a J.P. Morgan health care analyst, wrote Thursday.
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I guess you have to have faith that cool shit will happen, but danger will probably reappear in a different medium.
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If you spend 10 minutes trying to meticulously take one down with arrows, they wither away—only to reappear seconds later.
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It will surely use Snoozing as a signal that it should show you less of someone when they're allowed to reappear.
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I will reappear in these pages occasionally, and I will continue to engage in the public conversation about climate and energy.
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The first part of that book spent considerable time on James, and a small number of its sentences reappear verbatim here.
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Rocks will reappear somewhere else on the island in a few days, and trees will disappear unless you replant them later.
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As he focuses on the choice for Fed chief, a similar pattern could reappear, and a less conventional choice could emerge.
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Mr. Drnaso is American, he said, and the controversy could reappear if the shortlist, due in September, is dominated by Americans.
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None of this is confirmed, and we still don't know exactly what happened; we all pray that Jamal will still reappear.
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" Conversely, they write, if the environment shifts back to a "threat-filled atmosphere," then "positive selection for conservative orientations would reappear.
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The issues that led battleground-state polls to miss the mark in the last election could reappear next year, experts warn.
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It would reappear as a battlefield strategy in both the Korean War and in the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s.
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All you need do is swipe left or tap the "FREQUENTLY USED" clock icon a second time and they will reappear.
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As Muderick has become more aggressive about flagging trademark violations, he sees the competing products reappear under new names and packaging.
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But the first time they were used, during parliamentary elections last year, they caused long delays; the problems seemed to reappear.
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Then, out of nowhere, they reappear as a giant revolving figure made out of multiple concentric chains, traveling in opposite directions.
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The video shows Gregg walking towards and away from the camera and the cellulite on her thighs seem to appear and reappear.
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However, if you do scare off a Pokemon, you can try tapping on nearby tall grass to make the skittish critter reappear.
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Later, a Tiversa employee on the Wagner account conceded, "I don't think we ever saw the files reappear" on the Deep Web.
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In another example, YouTube videos, reappear in the format you uploaded them in, together with an HTML file holding the attached comments.
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Travis' cash bail was set at $100,000 and he is expected to reappear in court on July 5 for a preliminary hearing.
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If America shredded trade deals and imposed tariffs on Chinese and Mexican imports, jobs would not simply reappear as Mr Trump claims.
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I like creating characters not just in movies but in videos, that can reappear and bounce back and sometimes pop up onstage.
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The toyger, the post said, was likely out tomcatting and would probably reappear any day now, perhaps with a new lady friend.
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"The singer also said that when she was younger, her dad's belt would go missing, then reappear "perfectly coiled on the bed.
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He has seen what he loves disappear, and, like any other writer, equipped with mere words, he tries to make it reappear.
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Even if that grim future awaits them, perhaps a third incarnation of the rail will eventually reappear on the far-flung atoll.
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During the next phase, which Garfield called disorganization, the departed might reappear and say goodbye or set off on some obscure journey.
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While certain colors reappear — deep blue and royal purple, for example — Korman seems to have no particular palette that she relies on.
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Burke has not confirmed a trial date yet, but Weinstein will reappear in court for a pre-trial hearing on March 7.
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It was clear that mainstream Democrats wanted to anoint Biden before … yes, before Super Tuesday, but also before his fundamental weaknesses reappear.
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But he said the coronavirus could reappear seasonally, necessitating a vaccine he said is at least a year away from being deployed.
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Mr. Khashoggi's fiancée was still clutching the two telephones he entrusted to her when he went inside, waiting for him to reappear.
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Friends, family members, and actors whom she has portrayed for years reappear, the passage of time evident in their faces and bodies.
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Before entering, he gave his mobile phone to his Turkish fiancée and told her to seek help if he did not reappear.
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He added that Prince did not agree to return and that it's possible the committee will have to subpoena him to reappear.
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While Democrats have demanded Lewandowski be hit with a subpoena to reappear before the panel to answer more questions, Republicans have resisted.
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The suspect, Brenton Tarrant, did not request bail and was remanded into custody until April 5, when he is ordered to reappear.
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Once you click on this, your last-closed tab will reappear in the same position it was in before you closed it.
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J.J. begins dying again and again, but unlike most platformers, she doesn't just reappear at the beginning of the level, happy and whole.
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Martin said no one from the original cast will reappear in the new show, which will predate their world by thousands of years.
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After a crane lowered Lahiri into the water, he did not reappear after around 30 minutes, and authorities were alerted, the outlet reported.
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Bad news if you were prone to zits before you went on the pill: They'll probably reappear when you go off of it.
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In such places, inclusive political institutions tend to reappear (or can be rebuilt) after periods of national trauma: like civil war or invasion.
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Financial concerns from early December will reappear today, thanks to Mercury retrograde reentering Sagittarius and lighting up the money sector of your chart.
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Red Bull Music Academy has not said if there are further plans to station the RBMA-20 elsewhere, but hopefully, it will reappear.
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According to some Daisy Ridley fan accounts, the actress did reappear on Instagram briefly on Wednesday in order to share the following note.
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Her absent husband would reappear from time to time "for entertainment"—her term for sex—but did not support her or their children.
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In Hornick's poems, animal forms, as well the figures in the paintings, transcend specific works and reappear in her discussion of other ones.
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A few skeletons -- er, characters, from past seasons also reappear, although it's unclear whether they pose any real threat to the imperious Underwoods.
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"Given that they have yet to reappear in public, it is assumed that they have been arrested and charged as well," it said.
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Her varied paint handling is tethered to a variety of subjects, both physical and cerebral, that reappear and rub off on one another.
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But "The Sandman" disrupts his peace of mind by allowing one of the kidnapped children to reappear suddenly after years of apparent captivity.
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Scientists are especially curious about a "magic island" that seems to consistently disappear and reappear in one of Titan's shallow seas over time.
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The people who remain devoted to the King, well, perhaps they're still hoping he'll reappear in the aisles of their local Piggly Wiggly.
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Someone who didn't belt through "A Different Corner," duck out and reappear half an hour later doing exactly the same thing with Chainsmokers?
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The first astronauts were nervous when they went around the moon, because you lose radio contact until you reappear around the other side.
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Her marginal real-life characters appear, disappear, then reappear episodically, wisely sticking to the shadows of the bureaucracy, often paid secretly, accomplishing nothing.
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The closing "special appearance" credit for Alison Wright wasn't encouraging, but an FX spokeswoman declined to comment Tuesday on whether Martha would reappear.
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If you're not seeing the prices we have noted below, you might not be out of luck, or the lowered price may reappear.
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And 10 minutes after receiving it, news broke in the conservative media that Kramer had been issued a subpoena to reappear in January.
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He was not required to enter a plea, and was told to reappear on June 14, after a court-ordered mental health assessment.
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Only certain characters will reappear, but the creative team behind the movie will include many of the people who worked on the show.
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But these lists also reflect last-minute holiday shopping — so earlier best sellers reappear, as gift givers turn to the books they loved.
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It was annoying enough before when the Games section would reappear on my home screen no matter how many times I'd previously dismissed it.
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Cold cases are reopened, and characters from Brodie's past (and the earlier books) reappear, bent either on villainy or on avenging some terrible wrong.
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Objects and striking articles of clothing — a diaper-like cloth vagina, for example — repeat and reappear, sometimes hard to recognize as they are reappropriated.
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Experience totality and then, as soon as the bright sun begins to reappear, replace your solar viewer to look at the remaining partial phases.
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However, before the Democrats start to swallow members like Gabbard whole, they might want to consider how the youth can reappear with a vengeance.
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But today no individual can effectively police the millions of pirated files that mushroom online and reappear the instant after they are taken down.
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Certain forms and motifs reappear in different mediums, and the give and take between photography and painting is one of the show's driving forces.
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Zaman appeared in an Ontario courtroom on Monday and police said he is expected to reappear in court via video link on Aug. 2.
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Perhaps coincidentally, Szohr's character left the main cast during season four in 2010, though she did reappear for a cameo in the series finale.
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Those concerns set off protests this year after several book publishers based in Hong Kong vanished, only to reappear weeks later in Chinese custody.
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Who wants to short a metal in which it has become commonplace for half the available stocks to disappear and reappear at irregular intervals?
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De Boer's bosons failed to reappear in the group's subsequent findings, but as they tweaked their instruments, they continued to strike upon new possibilities.
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Billy Caldwell and his mother Charlotte actually flew to Canada again last week to seek new treatment, as Billy's seizures were starting to reappear.
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I told the dancers, 'Here's a piece of fabric, I want you to reappear and disappear behind it as many ways as you can.
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Then the singers reappear and their song commences and the cycle renews: life into death and death into life, in humankind and in nature.
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" A conference room at the BBC offices where Orwell endured endless dreary meetings, would subsequently reappear as Room 101, the torture chamber in "1984.
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After Thursday's report, five Democratic senators called for Nielsen to reappear before the chamber's Homeland Security Committee after a mostly smooth first nomination hearing.
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Trump and his acolytes pitch a vision of a return to a bygone era, when jobs in heavy manufacturing and coal mining will reappear.
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The recurring colors and patterns from the walls of the drawing room reappear on the upholstered modules of the library furniture, unifying the two rooms.
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If these signs are correct and she does reappear, let's just pray to the gods that Brienne will have more to do than mourn Jaime.
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It didn't reappear over the weekend — but it very well could have, amid a towering, violent fire, which sent an apocalyptic plume into the sky.
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New Orleans zinc stock movements are a veritable merry-go-round with metal departing daily only to reappear in huge quantities every now and again.
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Technologies introduced in one installation reappear in another; news tickers on characters' TV screens chronicle events from previous episodes; musical cues repeat again and again.
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The photo thumbnail can be seen from the Camera gallery circle, but it will disappear when opened or reappear in the gallery a day later.
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During the illusion, Copperfield seemed to make the participants disappear from the stage and reappear at the back of the audience, the Review-Journal said.
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After Lahiri was lowered into the water by a crane, he did not reappear after about 30 minutes, and authorities were alerted, the outlet reported.
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And of course, we saw some of our Satyr-generated videos reappear on other sites as well, stolen from us and re-uploaded by competitors.
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Also exciting is the observation that, once the virus began to reappear following antibody administration, it was mostly just a single version of the virus.
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And for a program that never fit in a neat little box, Lynch and company have seemingly found the right time and place to reappear.
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They even considered having a committee of presidents so that there would be no scenario where a King George III could reappear in American politics.
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With their rock faces still scored with tool marks, the cliffs have an odd immediacy — as if armies of stonecutters could reappear at any moment.
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When he does reappear—even if it's in the form of a putrefying bricolaged corpse—Elshiva can't help but cling to the hope he offers.
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This will clear your search history temporarily, meaning that if you search for the same account or hashtag it will reappear in your search history.
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Protesters threw two petrol bombs, which police said injured an officer, and used flash-mob strategy, withdrawing when pressed to reappear elsewhere, to combat police.
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The bold, gestural lines and partial helixes delineating the figure reappear in The Great Clown and elsewhere, and recall the Surrealist process of automatic writing.
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One after another they fall injured and limp down the alley to their locker room only to reappear later as if arisen from the crypt.
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The drones seem to reappear each time the airport tries to reopen, according to a reporter with Britain's Sky News who is at the scene.
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Given that McDonald's has sold about 600 million of the drinks, it is very likely Shamrocks will magically reappear for a 51st year on schedule.
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It was possible to imagine that the slim orange wedge might never reappear, so that when at last it did, it seemed even more miraculous.
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And out-of-focus specters who sneak up behind people or disappear and reappear with light-switch flicks are not the stuff of primal terror.
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The effects of a traditional Catholic upbringing tend to lie dormant in the psyche of the baptized, only to reappear at the most unexpected moments.
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The sun beat down, meanwhile, returning the backyard to its normally parched condition, and for whatever reason, the water did not reappear until that morning.
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What they're saying: Insurers and many Republicans argue the tax results in people paying more for their coverage and that it should not reappear in 2020.
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However, in the case of the pirated app distributors, Reuters reports that the apps just reappear under a new enterprise developer certificate after Apple takes action.
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We've seen, this year, Wonder Boy III get a terrific remake, Prey rebooted to moderate success, and Street Fighter II reappear on an all-new platform.
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They found that 70 percent of gut bacteria disappeared between the end of the dry season and beginning of the wet season, only to reappear later.
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Rather than see the dot disappear and reappear, the epileptics saw it as being in continuous motion, moving from left to right, despite their split hemispheres.
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Still, actually seeing the boys' long-dead mother reappear in the flesh — not as a ghost, not as a flashback — was as emotional as it gets.
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But as the weeks went on, the video continued to reappear in his queue, and Speagle realized that police were unlikely to look into the case.
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Sadly, she died not long after making that prediction, but she has now been posthumously vindicated, as the ring did indeed reappear—wrapped around a carrot.
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The section 232 investigation on auto tariffs is not finished yet and could also reappear on the agenda, something which would cause a massive European retaliation.
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Those jobs wouldn't necessarily all reappear in other EU countries, as banks may decide that the difficulty of relocation makes some parts of their business unviable.
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In June, actress Fan Bingbing, who had starred in the Hollywood film X-Men: Days of Future Past, vanished only to reappear in public in October.
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A male barbershop quartet portrays Dutch's mob as well as some of the ghostlike figures of his life who reappear at the moment of his death.
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When Mercury ends its retrograde on Sunday, make sure your phone is charged—career opportunities will reappear and you're going to want to make connections happen.
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Disney Channel shows like "Sofia the First" and Pixar movies like "Coco" will disappear gradually from Netflix as their contracts end and reappear on Disney Plus.
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You can try deleting the contact in question and seeing if they reappear as a suggested contact to determine whether or not you&aposve been blocked.
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He was relieved to have some of his products receive an exemption — and then alarmed when he saw them reappear on the tariff list this year.
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These posters reappear in "White Front" (2016), surrounding the front door of a white house, while animals — including an owl, tortoise, and snakes — pose all around.
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If you want to get back a tab you closed, just press "Control" (or "Command" on Mac), plus "Shift," plus "T," and it will magically reappear.
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But fortunately, it will become very apparent because the boxes labeled 251d through 255d will seem to magically disappear and reappear as you adjust the white levels.
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It makes it a little easier to work out exactly where your selection is starting and ending, and once you let go, the usual shortcut options reappear.
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It's unclear if this means she;s back for good or will reappear in season 2 of the series, but either way it was a pleasant surprise.
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Even though Eleven isn't confirmed to reappear in season 2, this sounds like a good place for her to show up again and save the day. 8.
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The wife of the retired 82-year-old man from the western town of Bad Muenstereifel, Germany, assured him that the ring would eventually reappear, WDR reports.
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Now it's been 12 years, and -- as we learn this episode -- she's been divorced twice, and isn't all that happy to see him reappear in her life.
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London Metal Exchange (LME) stocks would spend months declining only for massive tonnages miraculously to reappear, as often as not at the U.S. port of New Orleans.
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In this hourlong magic performance, he performs feats like mind reading, making objects disappear and then reappear, and sending coins raining from various parts of the body.
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Judge Mubiru ordered the 33 accused to reappear in a lower court on August 30, but also rejected a request from the prosecutor to confiscate their passports.
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Its spare furnishings and architectural details concentrate a form of refinement and elegance in French taste that was about to be eclipsed by events, never to reappear.
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Specific characters and constellations, including two figures in discussion and family-like groupings, often reappear, as do themes such as otherness, multiple identities and cross-cultural exchange.
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Chances are, many components of the ACA would actually reappear under a Republican replacement for the ACA, perhaps rechristened as Trumpcare or Freedomcare or something like that.
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But as the story progresses, the folk songs give way, and in some cases reappear as sultry French jazz, an evolution that matches that of the characters.
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And once people fall off the diet wagon, they often stay off, and their hard-lost pounds reappear a lot faster than it took to shed them.
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"There's been a balloon effect," he added, referring to the idea that squeezing the air out of a balloon in one place only makes it reappear elsewhere.
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"We just didn't have that quality," he said, as though that had to be expected, as though it might suddenly reappear, as though that was entirely normal.
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Even players who appeared lost in the Gobi Desert that was the Knicks' last season, like guard Courtney Lee, may reappear as useful complementary pieces next season.
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They would arbitrarily do this, and then if you needed to use the app again, you would tap on it and it would reappear on the device.
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You know that crazy clip of Indians shortstop Jose Ramirez kicking his helmet backwards ... only for it to magically reappear and smack him back in the head??
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Should the Maltese academic suddenly reappear in public after more than a year to testify before the Senate, it could be a hugely significant moment in Mueller's investigation.
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The aesthetic effect remains instantly recognisable and, still, highly marketable: the Cyrillic slogans, stars and block colours reappear today on the catwalks of Gosha Rubchinskiy as "Soviet chic".
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When I mentioned it to my wife, she was outraged by the intrusion and briefly contemplated buying a shotgun, should my neighbor's drone reappear near our bedroom window.
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One question came from magician David Copperfield, who asked the star where she would want to go if he made her disappear and reappear anywhere in the world.
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The Verge spoke to multiple users who've had their account reappear years after it was deleted, in one case the faux-deletion occurred more than 10 years ago.
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Echoes of the ghosts which have haunted Europe for the best part of a century are voiced by an anonymous chorus that seems to reappear irrespective of context.
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When Ines tells him to go home and leave her alone, he ostensibly complies, only to reappear in his new get-up as "Toni Erdmann", business coach extraordinaire.
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He was kept for a week and told that he had possible bipolar disorder, though his symptoms did not reappear for years even after he tapered off medication.
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Coins will begin to reappear once the monetary unit is restabilized, usually with the introduction of an entirely new currency and after much economic hardship for the people.
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And, knowing how Trump likes to reward loyalty and old friends, maybe, just maybe Scaramucci will reappear in Washington sometime over the next three and a half years.
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However, when he did, Cruz would vanish again only to reappear through one of his unorthodox entries that seemed to bewilder Dillashaw throughout the twenty-five-minute showcase.
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In 2015, five men involved in publishing gossipy books on China's ruling elite -- two of whom had European passports -- disappeared only to reappear in Chinese custody weeks later.
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Despite Lorelai being excited to reconnect with her business partner and friend, Michel (Yanic Truedsdale) isn't so thrilled to see the chef reappear after her 2-year sabbatical.
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One of his competitors disappeared in October in Thailand, only to reappear in January on Chinese television, tearfully confessing to a decade-old fatal hit-and-run accident.
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Facebook later said it would take some time for the photo and posts that contained it to reappear across the site, perhaps as much as a few days.
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Until now, he had hoped that Mr. Mubasher would reappear one day soon, like some others who disappear into Islamic groups for a time and then come back.
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This week, in 1999, he was lost for the entire season due to Tommy John surgery, and would not reappear in the majors until May 2 of 21969.
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Even after teams underperform, their players reappear at subsequent international competitions, said Udo Merkel, a senior lecturer at the University of Brighton, where he specializes in sports sociology.
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The Dutch House does not hinge on twists and turns — though figures from the Conroy siblings' past do reappear as somewhat of a surprise later in the novel.
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For example, when using circle mode there were instances where I would drop out of the bottom of the frame only to reappear after the drone repositioned itself.
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Ms. Cengiz accompanied Mr. Khashoggi to the Saudi Consulate on the day of his disappearance and was the first to raise the alarm when he did not reappear.
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Fashion icon Victoria Beckham ditched her Spice Girls nickname over 20 years ago, but that doesn't mean her pop star persona Posh Spice can't reappear every now and again.
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Even beyond our real and determined efforts to eliminate the types of comments referenced in this article, many commenters have been banned but then reappear using different screen names.
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Items and magic spell names are reused throughout each game; monsters and magical summons reappear consistently with new designs; you can always find characters named Cid, Biggs, and Wedge.
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Khashoggi refused and told Mutreb that someone was waiting outside for him and would contact the Turkish authorities if he did not reappear within an hour, the official said.
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And well, since the Army of the Dead is definitely real and definitely coming to Westeros, it would make sense that Azor Ahai would reappear at this crucial time.
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It was all, as they say, a long time coming seeing as the trial had been delayed again and again, allowing for the star to reappear on the show.
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As in myth, that great event's personages can appear and reappear not in the exact form they took back then, but as avatars, in new forms, under new names.
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Right after Will was recovered and brought to the hospital, Hop leaves the room and gets into a car with two of Brenner's agents, only to reappear later on.
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Ford Ranger You won't have to wait all that long for the Ranger to reappear in American showrooms; it's due here sometime next year as a 2019 model year.
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But other child stars often reappear in the public consciousness only when they have run into legal trouble, die young or appear on nostalgic where-are-they-now lists.
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Hopkins is known for his collaborations and soundtracks and, above all, his own albums, which appear every five years or so and then reappear on innumerable best-of lists.
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The way TIA works, the 2600 would normally just make the car sprite begin to reappear on the opposite side of the screen as it disappeared from one side.
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Every night in our show we burned an American flag and then, with the celebration of freedom of speech, we made it reappear, whole, waving high on its flagpole.
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As Travis Scott's paranoid party anthem "Antidote" starts playing, the waitresses with sparklers reappear, but this time, they're carrying dozens of red and white pizza boxes above their heads.
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The centerpiece of the show is the contestants' transforming themselves into queens, and then, after each competition, taking off their wigs and removing synthetic breasts to reappear as men.
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I jotted down a list of them: Making things vanish, making things reappear ... the old cup and ball trick ... color-changing scarves ... the rope you cut up and rejoin.
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The cinematic spine of Horn's work in Metz appears to me romantic, methodical, and decisive — her elements reappear over time within different contexts as recurring characters, à la Balzac.
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On Tuesday, Zazzle posted a form for designers to fill out with links to unauthorized listings on Amazon and data on products that have been removed only to reappear later.
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There was a time when it seemed like Angry Birds would be the Mario of a generation — a beloved series of characters that reappear again and again in different formats.
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According to the report, the design breaks down into a set of building blocks that Apple can use again and again, meaning we may see it reappear for future events.
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We see Justin Foley (Brandon Flynn) reappear with a gun *gulp*, and we see Chloe (Annie Winters) get involved with Bryce Walker (Justice Prentice), which gives us major red flags.
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You can jump into hyperspace as a last resort to prevent a collision, but there's no guarantee you won't reappear in the path of a different asteroid and die anyway.
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When I posted profanity, it was automatically flagged and stayed hidden, while my other comments popped up in the moderation app — and if they were approved, they'd reappear on Instagram.
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Thought it has been 150 years since the last time a blue moon, super moon and total lunar eclipse occurred simultaneously, the phenomenon won't take nearly as long to reappear.
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She said social safety nets, which covered people while they waited for the same jobs to reappear, should be replaced by "social safety ropes" to help people find new roles.
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And yet, after a short period in which Trump was riding a post-convention high, it took only a few days for Clinton's lead to magically reappear in the polls.
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Friends, family and supporters of all five men deny they have blasphemed and have denounced the campaign to press that charge, which could endanger their lives were they to reappear.
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AEDT, only time will tell whether the overload problems and long wait times that plagued the launch of the platform in North America and the Netherlands last Tuesday will reappear.
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In this hourlong magic performance, closing this weekend, he performs feats like mind reading, making objects disappear and then reappear, and sending coins raining from various parts of the body.
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For two years now, New York wine lovers have been restlessly tapping their feet, checking their watches and sighing heavily as they waited for word that Rouge Tomate would reappear.
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A juggler, Gamal Garcia, seemed to reappear as a roller skater, but that was his older brother, Dandino Garcia, who performed shirtless, which might make for an awkward couple's skate.
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So had I been an adolescent in the 2000s, rather than the 1980s, I wouldn't know what images of me were in circulation and what might reappear at any time.
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Michonne and Rosita reappear for the first time since the season premiere, fooled by a loudspeaker that ushers the episode into a shootout with a roving band of Negan's flunkies.
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Its new song, "The Little Things That Give You Away," has lyrics about anxieties and a creative crisis: "So far away from believing/That any song will reappear," Bono sang.
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In the ensuing decade, Allis wrote enormous, magisterial papers in which a rich cast of histone-modifying proteins appear and reappear through various roles, mapping out a hatchwork of complexity.
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"The lush beach parties, bootlegging and movie activity that were to reappear transformed in Fitzgerald's fiction were all happening within a two-mile radius of his cottage," Ms. Solomon wrote.
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"Here Comes the Devil" is an utterly bizarre Mexican film about what happens to a boy and his sister when they reappear to their parents after vanishing on a mountain.
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" Fox said Riley's music has taught him about having patience in his work: "How even small things, repeating, twirling, can be extremely familiar, and also energizing every time they reappear.
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De Rivaz was called to reappear before the committee after indicating in March that a final decision could be taken by early May to explain why that had not happened.
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"Here Comes the Devil" is an utterly bizarre Mexican film about what happens to a boy and his sister when they reappear to their parents after vanishing on a mountain.
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Each October, New Delhi becomes blanketed in a thick smog which blots out the sky until around March, when patches of blue begin to reappear overhead as the smog retreats.
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Seeing this single boar gave me a sense that our damage to the natural world might not be irreversible, that creatures that are endangered or locally extinct might one day reappear.
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The strikers Robert Lewandowski and Thomas Müller, who have scored a combined 57 goals this season, were subtle in their movements and nearly invisible until they needed to reappear for openings.
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Whatever the reason, I'd rather dip myself in glitter than spend my days living in muted hues, so I obviously embrace the extra embellishments that seem to reappear each holiday season.
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Most debt relief scams are fly-by-night businesses, with ever-changing telephone numbers, names, and addresses; once found out, they disappear, then reappear, like a game of whack-a-mole.
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Not only they can help fund a startup without even knowing what venture capitalists do or what an IPO is — they can make millions disappear and reappear with social media posts.
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Harry Potter's magical elements mixing in with the Muggle world is already a theme in the books and movies, so we can expect to see that reappear now in AR form.
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The dark streaks "grow gradually over a month and reappear on an annual basis," Colin Dundas, a planetary geologist at the U.S Geological Survey and the study's lead author, told Mashable.
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Knowing her reputation, it is unlikely she will reappear in the public eye ahead of election day, said Mark P. Jones, director of the Argentina Program for Rice University's Baker Institute.
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The anxious middle-age women, larger-than-life matrons and exotic-looking circus performers that she was shooting in 35 millimeter in the '50s would reappear in her medium-format work.
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Her recent arc on the Fox series "New Girl," was, then, an unexpected treat, and she will reappear next season, she said, as a love interest and sharp-tongued comic foil.
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One fix for this problem would be to implement a provision that requires known infringing content to not be permitted to reappear on a service — a so-called "stay down" provision.
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In this hourlong magic performance, back for another run, he performs feats like mind reading, making objects disappear and then reappear, and sending coins raining from various parts of the body.
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Deadpool saving Peter ostensibly means he also saves the other X-Force members from their demise, leaving the door open for those characters to reappear in some iteration in the future.
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It's named after a painting concept in which earlier images, forms, and strokes reappear as different elements in the final composition—not dissimilar to the assemblage of elements in Klarwein's work.
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If you delete a message from a friend and later message that person, the older messages will reappear as a part of the message thread — so you can't permanently delete them.
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Today Lily will reappear, in videos posted to YouTube, as someone who is homeless, in an attempt to raise awareness of an issue that affects one in 10 New York children.
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Some of the same elements in fuchka reappear in chotpoti: mashed potatoes and yellow vatana doused with tamarind water until almost soupy, with the fuchka shells crushed and littered on top.
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Some of the same elements in fuchka reappear in chotpoti: mashed potatoes and yellow vatana doused with tamarind water until almost soupy, with the fuchka shells crushed and littered on top.
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The Kistler team found it typically took 120 days for Afib to reappear in the non-drinking group versus 87 days in the group that wasn't instructed to reduce alcohol consumption.
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It need not last long, however: Fans can turn to some dusty DVDs or just sit tight until May, when the show will reappear on WarnerMedia's new streaming service, HBO Max.
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Right now, she's straddling the age where women have previously become unfuckable, uncastable, or invisible — at least until they can reappear, a decade or two later, in Hot Helen Mirren mode.
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This is the guy who lasted 11 days as White House communications director, appeared as a contestant on "Celebrity Big Brother" and then vanished from the series to reappear at Davos.
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Familiars, the small animals that accompany witches, reappear in cinema through the forms of cats and owls, as does the trope of witches flying on broomsticks, which dates back to 1451.
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"Food was the main downward pull on inflation as last year's September price rises failed to reappear, while ferry prices dropped after their surprisingly high summer peak," ONS statistician Mike Hardie said.
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AR experiences can now be shared with other iOS 232 users, for example, or kept persistent—tied to an object or location, ready to reappear in the same spot in the future.
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Maybe there's a way this dog is actually traveling between the two locations — West Ham and New Ham — and he's going to somehow reappear in season 2 and lead the kids there.
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Characters disappear then reappear with a newfound sense of purpose, comings and goings that have something to do with the spooky, ancient Marsten House that overlooks Jerusalem's Lot and Abdi's new development.
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Some of those 43 women, and the other familiar inmate faces who reappear over the season's 13 episodes, are now in the maximum security prison (aka "max") "down the hill" from Litchfield.
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Maaz does not reappear; he was among at least 50 people to die, including patients, visitors and staff, according to Pablo Marco, operations manager for Doctors Without Borders in the Middle East.
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Most Americans, who have coverage through their employer, would lose their right to preventive services and coverage of children to age 26 and see lifetime and annual dollar limits of coverage reappear.
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When one focuses attention solely on the consequences of a problem rather than addressing the problem itself, it's inevitable that the problem will persist and those consequences and new ones will reappear.
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In each workspace, you can save a set of tabs that should reappear when that workspace is re-opened, as well as set of "saved tabs" you may need to use later.
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Like Portal's ASHPoD, it has a unique tool to crack each conundrum: a color wheel that changes the background to the corresponding shade, causing objects in the foreground to disappear and reappear.
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Gaming culture has properly elevated the past and respects retro gaming at a level I did not expect to see, so I would like to see them reappear from time to time.
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Such worries were heightened after several people associated with a Hong Kong publisher of gossipy books on elite Chinese politics went missing in 2015, only to reappear in custody in mainland China.
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Almost all of these images reappear in one form or another, which means the opening is sort of like the overture to a Broadway musical, introducing us to tunes we'll hear later.
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" It's that charisma that helped the "Star Wars" director J. J. Abrams decide not to kill off his character, Poe Dameron, who will reappear in the coming "Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
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The subjunctive had also been on its way out in America, but started to reappear in the mid-to-late 19th century, as Lynne Murphy, a linguist, recounts in "The Prodigal Tongue".
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You can also reopen a closed tab with the keyboard shortcut Command + Z. This makes the last closed tab reappear in the same spot where it last was among your open tabs.
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They reappear in three dimensions in a set of sculptures suspended from the ceiling and a line of "Shape Trees" (2018) displayed on pedestals, where they seem to sprout from artificial branches.
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The peace lasts for only a few seconds, and then the deadly extraterrestrial creatures who terrorized her family in the original horror movie, a sleeper hit in 2018, reappear to create havoc.
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I was still hoping the Russell I knew would reappear, as I could not recognize the man moving me deeper into the apartment — the man who had said "No" to his driver. Twice.
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Schiff said the committee was informed on Tuesday that Corey Lewandowski, a former Trump campaign manager, would refuse to reappear before the committee to testify any further, despite agreeing earlier to do so.
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And after her violin bow was lowered, the last reverberations of its strings hushed, Urso "was obliged to reappear again and again" on the stage as the audience refused to end their applause.
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The vibe also remains strong in the first half of the series's second season, a slow-burning mystery where supernatural elements recede into the background for long stretches, then reappear in shocking moments.
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Creatures and characters string together in a constantly self-referential loop that's mostly lacking in plot or narrative — but there's significance to which characters reappear, and which themes Krohn addresses again and again.
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Just a year ago, following the resurrection of similar styles from footwear brands such as Fila and Nike, Buffalo's inches-high platform sneakers began to reappear all over the websites of popular retailers.
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Just give it a little time and the real Trump -- the one who denies inconvenient facts, attacks the appearance of a female cable news host and mocks our intelligence agencies -- will soon reappear.
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On calm early mornings, use binoculars to scan for what appear to be small corks floating on the water's surface — that is, until they silently sink, only to reappear a few yards away.
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" Murtaugh adds that "if these guests do reappear, you should replay the prior statements and challenge them to provide the evidence which prompted them to make the wild claims in the first place.
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No form of visual documentation can convey the rhythm between the works as you move around the room, where the paintings' pale blue and ivory white horizontal stripes expand, contract, dissolve, and reappear.
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Chemotherapy was added to my treatment plan, and my future now included a 15 percent chance of recurrence, meaning that in 10 years the breast cancer could reappear as stage 4 metastatic cancer.
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In this hourlong magic performance, back for another holiday season run, he performs feats like mind reading, making objects disappear and then reappear, and sending coins raining from various parts of the body.
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The ad briefly shows faces of television journalists, including several from CNN, with the words "attacking our president," and a voice-over at the end says "the president's enemies" as their faces reappear.
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Without any reference to their extermination, Native Americans reappear in the idyllic setting of Frances Flora Bond Palmer's small lithographs (1866), seeming to be little more than background characters in an epic drama.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday finished the process of backing away from litigation over President Donald Trump's travel ban policy, although the issue could reappear before the justices in a matter of days.
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With an app open, drag another over it from the dock to use Slide Over—you can then make the second app disappear and reappear with a swipe on the handle at the top.
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Also, when the black dot suddenly disappeared (as a target might do when, say, it flies behind a tree), the dragonfly brain still worked to predict where the dot was most likely to reappear.
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If Lowry buries those shots—and he hit two massive jumpers after being freed up by a combination of Valanciunas's picks and Miami's choices in the fourth quarter—those opportunities should start to reappear.
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Speaking in the now-pulled podcast (which Empire says will reappear online on December 26th), Edwards says that after reading the script, the production staff saw only one way out for Jyn and friends.
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Today the island has only 57,000 inhabitants, yet it is of growing strategic importance, as Russian submarines reappear in the Arctic and China dreams of a "polar silk route" through newly ice-free seas.
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Her characters can be both Ovidian and devoid of evolution and innovation (two words that reappear several times) but they are always in states of agitation, another term that crops up more than once.
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"At a minimum, if these guests do reappear, you should replay the prior statements and challenge them to provide the evidence which promoted them to make wild claims in the first place," Murtaugh wrote.
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By this time I was actually feeling much better, but had heard that the waxing and waning symptoms of malaria, if I have it, could reappear in weeks or years after contracting the virus.
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En route, I was told three secrets about objects owned by the Guggenheim, including the story of drawing that was stolen by a security guard only to reappear in the collection of one Mrs.
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Though it, too, would reappear over the years, DET remained so obscure even by the standards of Alexander "Sasha" Shulgin that for many years the legendary chemist wasn't even entirely clear on its effects.
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He was aware of a risk in going into the Saudi consulate — before entering, Mr. Khashoggi gave his cellphone to his Turkish fiancée and told her to seek help if he did not reappear.
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Or maybe you'll conclude that this is the best one you're going to get, but at least you're not hung up waiting for that $25-an-hour job that isn't going to ever reappear.
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The truth-testing process she is currently undergoing is one she created hundreds of years earlier (only in Altered Carbon can someone's consciousness and body reappear centuries later and still be in fighting shape).
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Hypothetically, if a person could teleport from one place to another, their physical matter would somehow disappear from one location, and reappear instantaneously at another location, even if the destination is extremely far away.
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However, these series are not periods, and although she abandoned painting early on to focus on sculpture, a similar stream of themes and questions constantly reappear: What is the eventual fate of a line?
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Kentridge's marching brigade will never get "anywhere" either; they continue to fade and reappear in sad, perpetual service to what we carry and why, what we have and what we've had to leave behind.
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So if someone disabled or uninstalled one of the phone's many preinstalled apps — which includes basics like Uber and Facebook Messenger but also things like AAA and a radio app — they'd reappear later that day.
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Ominous recurring or parallel images — a nuclear hazard sign, the inkblots on Rorschach's mask, a butterfly in a frozen wasteland — appear and reappear, not as random in-jokes, but as signposts in Moore's narrative maze.
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She took four years — a long time even then — to reappear on the music scene with 21990's Back to Basics, which was clearly an attempt to present herself as an authentic, grown-up artist.
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Well then, did the ring already possessed by the Burgundians, about which nothing more was recorded, suddenly reappear in the 20th century—effectively out of nowhere—and land in the jewellery box of Ottoline Morrell?
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Since the pair don't reappear in the remainder of the movie, one Twitter user joked that the characters would respond with the lyrics to September's "Cry For You." no one: felix and lucy: #BirdBox pic.twitter.
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Acquaintances from the past, people you partied with back in 2010 or friended on some now defunct social media app, may reappear to say hello, remind you of a lesson, or show you something new.
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Senate Intelligence Chairman Richard Burr, a North Carolina Republican, and Vice Chairman Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat, announced Tuesday evening they had invited Cohen to reappear before the committee on October 25 in public session.
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As Soros told The New Yorker in 1995, the ideas of what he called the "open society" were meant to counter both Communist dictatorship and the nationalism that he feared would reappear after Communism fell.
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But by the late 1960s, "America Tropical" had begun to reappear from under the whitewash, and it came to be seen as a symbol of ethnic revelation and a banner for the Chicano mural movement.
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Sanger said the report showed the board had taken the appropriate action with the information it was given and had revamped compensation, leadership and its own structure to make sure such abuses did not reappear.
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With what was eventually diagnosed as a lower ball joint failure, Johnson took his car to the garage for repairs and didn't reappear on the concrete until the Gander Outdoors 400 was 10 laps old.
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Contrary to what The Roadrunner taught us when he would magically draw a mean saguaro cactus for The Coyote to run into face-first, life within disrupted areas does not just reappear on a whim.
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An AI playing the Atari exploration game Montezuma's Revenge found a bug that let it force a key in the game to reappear, thereby allowing it to earn a higher score by exploiting the glitch.
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The work reveals more about their intent as messaging than as popular images, and their medium, interchangeable stencils that reappear with different backgrounds or foregrounds, emphasize and point at the illusion, another layer of facsimile.
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But the main holdup was that Piazzi wanted to be the first to calculate Ceres's orbit so that he could predict exactly where it would reappear when its orbit drew it out of the Sun's glare.
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You also get the option to snooze messages, which Outlook confusing calls scheduling messages (these muted emails reappear at the time of your choosing, and you can access them but not snooze them from the web).
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The duo told me that they could totally make a frog disappear and then reappear in a pepper, and, in fact, they have a similar trick they do already with a lemon and a dollar bill.
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The young actors who portrayed Ned Umber and Alys Karstark in Season 7 are both signed on to reappear in Season 8, so something will probably happen with (or to) them as the new season unfolds.
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Wright disappeared for months following the ensuing circus, only to reappear and embark on a bizarre media tour wherein he offered up supposed cryptographic proof of his identity as Satoshi that was quickly debunked by experts.
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Khashoggi's fiancée, Hatice Cengiz, has told Reuters he had handed her his two mobile phones and left instructions that she should wait for him and call an aide to Turkey's president if he did not reappear.
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In a copy of the attack video viewed by Motherboard, the attacker shows several weapons right at the start of the stream, and they frequently reappear through the footage as the attacker drives to the mosque.
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The Huskies returned to the Sweet Sixteen the following season, but after Roy's departure in 2006, they didn't reappear until 93, when they were led by a freshman point guard from nearby Tacoma named Isaiah Thomas.
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This time, if there is a coalition, but the opposition parties cannot hold economic rapaciousness in check, the future for pluralistic honest politics may take even longer to reappear than the vibrancy of a functioning economy.
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Such a quantity of characters can test any novelist — managing their proportions and appearances so they maintain their own identity and momentum while making room for everyone in the wings to reappear before fading from memory.
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" On occasion, Mr. Mack would reappear on Bad Boy projects — a quick cameo in the video for Mr. Combs's "I Need a Girl (Part One)," a torrid verse on the remix of G. Dep's "Special Delivery.
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The sun is glittering on the water, as I wait for Mary to arrive on the ferry with Andrew's ashes, like tears of love that appear and dissolve and reappear, even more beautiful the second time.
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Eventually they're so high that the inscribed names are unreadable, but reappear on the wall below in the jolting epitaphs: Jack Turner was lynched in Butler, Alabama, in 1882 for organizing black voters in Choctaw County.
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Throughout the series, terrific performers appear and reappear in smaller roles: Annaleigh Ashford and Danielle Macdonald as rape victims; Nick Searcy as an exasperated cop; and Bridget Everett and Brent Sexton as Marie's former foster parents.
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But in the aftermath of the recent attacks in Britain and Iran claimed by the Islamic State, it has become clear that recruitment efforts and communications hubs reappear almost as quickly as they are torn down.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Families and supporters of five missing Pakistani activists on Wednesday denounced what they called a campaign to accuse the men of blasphemy, a highly charged allegation that could endanger their lives were they to reappear.
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His sidekick, "Metal Gear Mark II," is a video phone on legs, and would reappear, redesigned slightly, in Metal Gear Solid 4—Kojima laying aesthetic roots here for what would come much, much later in his career.
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My heart soars with sisterhood love when one of them is sent home, and the others are heartbroken to say goodbye to their new friend — only to have their new Bachelor pal reappear on their Instagram feeds.
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Although the network reportedly has no plans for Hoechlin's Superman to reappear on "Supergirl," he is scheduled to return Read more: Tyler Hoechlin's TV version of Superman is the best Man of Steel we've had in decades
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Just who decided that this was a time for a show rooted in 19503 New York to reappear in shiny new configurations for 2020 audiences -- and, more to the point, why are these remakes happening at all?
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More than a year after the Pentagon started directing computer-network attacks against the Islamic State, it has become clear that the group's recruitment efforts and communications hubs reappear almost as quickly as they are torn down.
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Whatever forms of matter can be made from that bank of energy — particles and forces that held sway when the universe was young — can reappear and briefly strut their stuff through labyrinths of electronic detectors and computers.
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Messi was an unused substitute in Argentina's 2-1 win over holders Chile in their opening Group D match in Santa Clara, California on Monday after a back injury but will reappear when they face Panama in Chicago.
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If the deal survives, time pressure will quickly reappear - July 2020 will loom large as a deadline for deciding whether to extend a status-quo transition period to give more time for talks to avoid triggering the backstop.
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Nica, who lives near Grays, appeared in court on Saturday accused of 39 counts of manslaughter and one count of conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration and is due to reappear at London's Old Bailey court on March 16.
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You go in hoping to reappear elsewhere in the city or beyond, but without any assurance of exiting at all; time and space cease to have any meaning as waves and waves of Subarus roll toward the horizon.
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Some Italians, particularly older ones, might welcome their return: the country's "revolving-door" governments, in which ministers often left only to reappear in the next administration in a different job, coincided with a period of healthy economic growth.
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"We could see further volatility and short-term corrections in equity markets as growth fears reappear, but we continue to expect risk assets to grind higher in the coming months, though not at the January pace," Dwek said.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel will reappear at Disrupt SF In addition to taking in the great line-up of speakers, you can roam around Startup Alley to catch the more than 1,000 companies showcasing their products and technologies.
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Scientists must prepare health authorities to catch any subsequent waves of infections and prepare for the possibility that this particular virus could reappear seasonally — and maybe one day it could be only as bad as the common cold.
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Mishra's title, and coinage, echoes W. H. Auden's "Age of Anxiety," the name for the post-A-bomb forties and fifties—which reappear comically in the new accounts as a heyday of middle-class buoyancy and social mobility.
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"Yesterday, the committee was informed by counsel for Corey Lewandowski that he would be refusing to reappear before the committee to testify any further, despite an earlier pledge to do so," Schiff said in a statement on Wednesday.
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I missed my kids and husband on every trip I'd ever been on, but this time, I was content to drive my way into this beautiful country of ours, through the fields and crevices and never reappear again.
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But Sheridan sees a threat to his life's work, his family's future and even the settlement that ended years of violence in British-ruled Northern Ireland should checkpoints reappear after Brexit on the "invisible" frontier with the Irish Republic.
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As you wend your way among "rooms" suggested by translucent scrims, motifs reappear in the 44 projects: surfaces dappled with square cutouts; columns that seem impossibly slim; roofs sculpted to look like mountain ranges; grids, grids and more grids.
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While his list of walls is growing, he is stumped why some landlords won't entertain his ideas, yet continue to allow their walls to be covered with random tags that reappear almost as soon as they are painted over.
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The investment-grade market hit all-time highs, while junk bonds also benefited as risk appetite began to reappear after fears about the economic effects of the coronavirus outbreak had sent investors into safe-haven assets since mid-February.
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A half dozen other familiar faces from the original series also reappear, including one key cast member who had to be flown in and out of the Albuquerque film set on a private jet to escape notice during production.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Yemen has launched a major polio vaccination campaign amid fears the disease could reappear in the war-ravaged nation where the health system is on the verge of collapse and aid agencies are warning of famine.
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Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel will reappear at Disrupt SF Perhaps feeling a bit more confident after pulling off a successful event in Los Angeles a couple weeks ago, Spiegel will sit down for a live interview with TechCrunch in the fall.
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Every year, the North Pole tips away from the sun and the region is plunged into darkness for months, meaning that the sun will disappear with a final sunset in the fall and reappear with an initial sunrise in the spring.
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There is also a semi-do-it-yourself Mongolian barbecue that involves slipping a plate of raw ingredients through a window in the kitchen wall and waiting for it to reappear as a piping hot tangle of meat, noodles, and sauce.
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Quantum particles don't follow any of the physical laws that jibe with our common sense — they can appear and reappear in different locations without traveling the distance between, and can exist in a state of "superposition," holding multiple values simultaneously.
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First, and most importantly, more lip kits are headed our way and not just in the nebulous, eventually they'll get to you sense, but with a hopeful "very soon" that implies they could reappear on the site any day now.
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Since then, the band has gone on extended breaks, but they've never fully took, ensuring that, even if it's been five years since their last album, 2012's I Am Gemini, Cursive is always waiting for the right moment to reappear.
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The body positive blogger, 30, shared a video on Instagram on Monday from her swimsuitsforall campaign shoot, in which her cellulite seems to disappear and reappear as she walks up and down a mirrored runway in a black one-piece.
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For example, a piece of exotic leg armor for Titans called Lion Rampants can let you glide for long periods of time, while an exotic Warlock helmet called Astrocyte Verse can let you "blink" — or jump, disappear, then reappear — long distances.
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The likelihood that her music will reappear in China is next to nil, not least because the latest protests in Hong Kong have cemented her international status as a vocal critic of the Hong Kong—and by extension, the Chinese—government.
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After last week's strike, the Pentagon was cautious not to sound too certain about Shishani's fate, in case "Omar the Chechen" — that's what his nom de guerre means in Arabic — managed once again to reappear alive after reports of his demise.
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The Eno extension will also auto-fill your payment information on the checkout page, and reappear when you return to the same site in order to provide you with quick access to the virtual card number you created there last time.
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Dr. Dragomir found a signal in the Harps data with a 36-day period, and calculated that if the dip that TESS saw was real, it should reappear 36 days later in data from an adjacent sector of the sky.
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The far wall juxtaposes Jess's "Vista" (1951), an early abstraction that hints at representation (and introduces the vibrant color combinations that would reappear in the Translations series) with a monochromatic abstraction titled "Untitled #3" (1950) by his beloved teacher, Edward Corbett.
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When we thought we'd gotten something right — a three-piece wool top with multiple places for your head to pop through, for example — she would run across our loft to the only mirror (in the bathroom), then reappear shaking her head.
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As the House Intelligence Committee prepares to interview former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon on Thursday, many are questioning what the committee will do if he refuses to testify again even with the panel's subpoena compelling him to reappear.
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PARELES The analog synthesizer tones of Walter (later Wendy) Carlos's 1968 "Switched-on Bach" reappear with all their plinky, wavery, slidey, not-always-in-tune charm on Nigel Wilson's album "Have Yourself a Merry Little Synthmas," a 50-years-later homage.
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On her backpack, a button shows the stylized trillium and fleur-de-lis of the Franco Ontario flag, surrounded by a slogan that translates as "We are … We Will Be." The flower symbols reappear on her right forearm in a tattoo.
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The work extends the ER = EPR idea by equating, not a standard wormhole and a pair of entangled particles, but a traversable wormhole and quantum teleportation: a protocol discovered in 1993 that allows a quantum system to disappear and reappear unscathed somewhere else.
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It was trapped under a glass bell jar which meant we weren't able to handle it or try the watch on, but the wearable does finally introduce a splash of color that can disappear or reappear underneath a thin layer of E Ink.
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Yes, you need to watch all of it, not only because it's so terrific (it really is!) but also because the show is very methodical: Characters reappear after long stretches away, ideas germinate for several episodes and consequences are not always immediate.
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DeMario — who last week demonstrated he was on the show for the wrong reasons when a woman named Lexie claimed that they had dated for seven months before he vanished, only to reappear on TV — pleads for a second chance with Rachel.
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But Alberta Energy Minister Sonya Savage said that with delays in pipeline approvals such as Enbridge Inc's Line 603 replacement, production levels could exceed rail and pipeline capacity by 150,000 barrels per day, and greater price discounts could reappear, unless the province extended curtailments.
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Kevin has revamped his indie play after the departure of its leading lady to star his now romantic interest, the "brilliant playwright" Sloane Sandburg (Milana Vayntrub), only to have his former love interest reappear with a sleek new blonde haircut and a wish for reunification.
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He noted that sentencing provisions in the measure would apply to about 5,000 offenders — far fewer than in earlier sentencing proposals — and that those now serving time would have to reappear before the same judge and prosecutor to win a reduction in time served.
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At this New York Fashion Week, which wrapped up just last night, hair accessories like scarves and scrunchies became certified trends on the runway, but with Selena's influence, we're counting on message barrettes to reappear in stores like Forever 21 and Zara any day now.
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As the world becomes increasingly engulfed in protest movements and the desire for profound transformations, the utopian futures of the past reappear — not as solutions, but as attempts to solve the internal contradictions of the human condition by either overcoming them or destroying ourselves.
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Shekau, whose death has been reported on numerous occasions by the army only for him to reappear in videos, was last seen in a video circulated in March in which he seemed to suggest he was ailing and Boko Haram was losing its effectiveness.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. weather forecaster on Thursday said La Niña has faded and neutral conditions are likely to continue in the coming months, though it noted some chance that the El Niño phenomenon may reappear as early as the Northern Hemisphere spring.
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People on a waitlist for a double-lung transplant may wait longer than people waiting for single-lung transplants, but according to the National Institutes of Health, people who get singles tend to reappear on the waitlist soon after for a second single-lung transplant.
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" The agency went on to wonder: "Millions of barrels of unneeded oil were placed in storage around the world; many of them have yet to reappear ... Did the barrels reported as produced, but that have not shown up in OECD stocks, ever really exist?
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It was not clear on Tuesday what would happen to Mr. Wu. Some executives caught up in the government's crackdown on corruption in the financial sector, which began last year, have vanished for a few days only to reappear, back in charge of their companies.
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In October 2015, he vanished from his vacation home in Thailand only to reappear three months later making a staged confession on state TV. Two years later, Gui was supposedly released, but details of his whereabouts remained murky and he wasn't able to leave China.
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Questions of the limits on federal power, and specifically on presidential authority, tend to reappear on the Supreme Court's docket at times of national stress, exemplified by this week's argument on the validity of the third iteration of the Trump administration's Muslim travel ban.
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But tattletale Blake couldn't compete with the appearance of Lexie, a very angry woman who said she had dated DeMario for seven months until he vanished, only to reappear a few days later — on television, introducing himself as a contestant on Ms. Lindsay's season.
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The court, however, did not answer the larger question on whether businesses can use religious views to exempt themselves from anti-discrimination laws - a question that is likely to reappear in front of the highest court soon with at least one similar case pending.
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Gavin Cox testified that he suffered brain and other injuries in a fall while stagehands urged him and other participants from the audience to run during an illusion that appeared to make them disappear onstage and reappear moments later, waving flashlights in the back of the theater.
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The VPN says it rerouted my IP address to somewhere in the Midwest U.S. The TunnelBear user interface is, admittedly, the most "fun" to use as you get to watch a cartoon bear dig a hole in the ground and reappear at your new, virtual IP address.
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Swalwell's remarks come days after the Senate Intelligence Committee stated that it wants Cohen to reappear before the committee to testify about media reports indicating he knew about the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and a Russian lawyer before it took place.
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Portal (Through Tuesday at Federal Hall National Memorial, 26 Wall Street) Organized by the same artist-curators who mount the Governors Island Art Fair (which will reappear in September), Portal occupies three floors of a neo-Classical rotunda that was originally a United States Customs House.
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Baggage that does not find its owners will quite likely reappear in Scottsboro, a small city in northeast Alabama that is perhaps best known for the wrongful convictions of nine black teenagers — known historically as the Scottsboro Boys — accused of raping two white women in 1931.
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However, if you want the dock back because you want to open (or switch to) another app without having to press the iPad's home button to go back to the Home screen, just swipe up from the bottom of the screen to make the dock reappear.
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In Germany, a former president of the Central Council of Jews said she "never thought it could get so bad again," as anti-Semitic attacks become more common and Nazi salutes reappear (as was widely reported during violent protests in Chemnitz last year) on German streets.
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"As friends and foes of the agency long thought gone begin to inexplicably reappear, former agents Mulder and Scully come out of anonymity to face a growing conspiracy that involves not only their former department but the US government and forces not of this world," the book's description reads.
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The NBER (National Bureau of Economic Research) estimates that of every dollar of corporate tax cuts, only an additional 50 cents reappear in economic circulation – meaning that it has a very limited positive effect, despite all the false rhetoric being thrown around that tax cuts are significantly stimulatory.
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The contrast between willful and physical manifestations of myopia, discussed by figures who seem to emerge unannounced from a painting and do not reappear later, is presented as a form of job interview, which ends with the bather asking if the sensory-deprived lifeguard wants the job or not.
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The rhythmic brain patterns that appear in real-world spatial navigation reappear as subjects navigate virtualized environments on a screen, and, while real-world teleportation is not a thing that exists, in a virtual environment it's just a matter of suddenly dropping a subject in new surroundings. Click.
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"For this income to reappear as [earnings per share] growth it needs to be spent," Lombard analysts wrote in a research note recently "Investors are nervous because the EPS responses to these income transfers are lagged; the negative EPS effects show up earlier than the gains," the firm added.
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In a mind-bending scene in the first episode, a man in a suit and bow tie on a bus dispenses wisdom to Earn and urges him to eat a Nutella sandwich, then disappears, only to reappear outside the bus walking a dog into the trees—an existential play.
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"Foreign-Returned" replicates the dramatic situation of Gallant's story in a different time, place, and cultural milieu; if you know both stories, you feel a certain thrill or shock of recognition when details reappear, knowingly transformed, as when a Bible in Gallant's story becomes a Quran in Shepard's.
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Existing data suggest that when CCA appears in women exposed to DES in the womb, it tends to be less aggressive than normal and, if it does reappear, it recurs later than it would if a woman had not been exposed to the synthetic estrogen, according to the CDC.
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Gavin Cox testified that he suffered brain and other injuries in a fall while stagehands urged him and others to run during an illusion that appeared to make as many as 20153 audience volunteers disappear onstage and reappear moments later, waving flashlights in the back of the theater.
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A side-scrolling platformer where a color wheel is used to make foreground objects disappear and reappear against the background, and the central character—the titular Hue—can move some of them around the environment to reach new points or avoid one-hit-kill obstacles, it sounds very simple.
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In a statement, Nvidia says it hopes to work with Activision Blizzard to bring the games back, but the company confirmed to us that things are pretty cut-and-dried for now — you shouldn't expect them to magically reappear after a few days (or even a few weeks).
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That policy would not amount to a blanket ban, he says, as flavors may reappear on the market if e-cigarette companies can show they are what the agency terms "appropriate for the protection of the public health," meaning that they provide a safer alternative to traditional cigarettes.
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Since that infestation, the federal government has spent millions of dollars in the last century to keep the screwworm out of Mexico and Central America, lauding it as "one of the greatest success stories in the history of agriculture in the Americas" — only to see it reappear in South Florida.
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Leon Prevant is not the only character to reappear in The Glass Hotel from Station Eleven, and in an enthusiastic review for The Atlantic, Ruth Franklin argued that this cross-referencing shows that Mandel is constructing a sort of multiverse that demonstrates the power of fiction to imagine simultaneous realities.
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I wouldn't be surprised if people reading only the flap copy are put off by its synopsis: The twin towers reappear intact in the Dakota badlands 20 years after their fall, inhabited only by Elvis Presley's stillborn twin brother, now an adult, who is traumatized for being the one who survived.
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"While Google, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter all say that they're cooperating and acting in the best interest of citizens to remove this content, they're actually not because they're allowing these videos to reappear all the time," said Lucinda Creighton, a senior adviser at the Counter Extremism Project, an international policy organization.
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For instance, skylights on a roof that were eliminated in the process of creating the street map would magically reappear when they asked the agent to do the reverse process: The original map, left; the street map generated from the original, center; and the aerial map generated only from the street map.
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Although overly wordy, Raker's first-person account plays fair with the grim facts, while maintaining a level of dread that properly suits the moody sett ⬥ Pity all those girls, so popular of late in genre novels, who wander off and go missing, only to reappear years later as a pile of bones.
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Yet "Ill Winds" does not dwell on how the United States has blighted its democratic credibility, gliding past a darker history that could reappear during future contests against China or Russia: how the Cold War drove Washington's support for vicious anti-Communist governments in Indonesia, Pakistan, South Africa, Argentina, Iran and elsewhere.
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If you are bored in a relationship, you may find yourself bored in another one, too, said Erika Doukas, a clinical psychologist in private practice in Manhattan and Larchmont, N.Y. If you quarrel with your spouse over whose relatives to visit during the holidays, the same conflict may reappear in a subsequent marriage.
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The basic appeal of Twin Peaks: The Return was getting to see Kyle MacLachlan reappear as FBI agent Dale Cooper some 25 years after he was last seen squeezing a tube of toothpaste into a sink, smashing his face into a mirror, and repeatedly asking "How's Annie?" while laughing, covered in blood.
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In April 2016, he was in Moscow, accepting a copy of a "confidential" memo containing accusations against prominent Democratic donors that would, months later, reappear in Trump Tower when a Russian lawyer who had reported those allegations to the Russian government, Natalia V. Veselnitskaya, sat down with Donald Trump Jr. to deliver a similar document.
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Then bringing an acetate of it there and seeing it happen; such mind-blowing togetherness of spirit, so many treasured memories of magical moments in time, including those we shared together behind those turntables—like when he's suddenly turn around and would tell to me to throw the next record on, only to reappear half an hour later.
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The series will "explore new storylines preceding Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring," according to a company release, implying that the show may weave in aspects of Tolkien's The Hobbit — since that story involves a number of characters who later reappear in Lord of the Rings — if not wholly new plotlines that will expand the world of the books.
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While these believers are certainly entertaining — one of them says, "This is about Michael trying to stop World War III and the people who continually gain more control over us"; another believes that one of Jackson's lyrics hints that he would reappear in 2012, at the end of the Mayan calendar — they belong in a different book.
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The first Resident Evil sets the template for all that would follow: Alice, the virus, the monsters, the gurgling undead, the AI child, the killer laser hallway, the all-powerful corporation — these are among the elements that define the franchise, and they reappear, in some form or another, in some or all of the follow-ups.
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One experiment he wants to perform would involve giving an anesthetic to an organoid and testing how it reacts: If certain electrical signals disappear from the recordings under anesthesia but reappear afterward, the implications could be interesting (though Muotri is careful to note that this is by no means strong evidence of consciousness, but rather just a first step).
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The only things we can know for certain are that we can anticipate an epic Thrones season 8 battle between the humans and the White Walkers and that dozens of familiar faces will reappear this season, including the Lannister siblings (Tyrion, Cersei, and Jaime), accidentally incestuous lovers Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow, and the Stark siblings (Arya, Sansa, and Bran).
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