Put in this context, Dr Mahathir's reappearance is a godsend.
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While Radnor's character could make a reappearance, he probably won't.
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We would welcome the reappearance of dress codes for athletes.
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But their reappearance doesn't portend their return as common practices.
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It made a reappearance in 2016 outfitted in a rugged trim.
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The ring's reappearance is a sudden twist given the past few weeks.
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In fact, Lady Stoneheart's reappearance may even herald Brianne's (Gwendoline Christie) death.
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Another element of Meghan's Nottingham look that made a reappearance in Edinburgh?
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They also represented a seemingly inevitable reappearance of Mr. Trump's irrepressible id.
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As for Kimmy, my mind was pretty blown by her sudden reappearance.
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This is also why you should probably bet on Meera making a reappearance.
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He added the border adjustment tax is also likely to make a reappearance.
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Her reappearance in the shed, bloody and with a torn dress, remains unexplained.
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Apart from a rare, terse reappearance on Friday night, it exited his tweets.
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The rules haven't changed or made a sudden showy reappearance on C-SPAN.
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The actor is set to make his television reappearance this fall on Showtime's Kidding.
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Mitt Romney made a last minute reappearance in 2016 as a candidate for Trump's
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Upon her reappearance, Fan apologized for tax avoidance and promised to pay a fine.
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In other words, Archie's reappearance in public life is noteworthy because it is troubling.
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It makes a reappearance in the New York Times Crossword after nearly 68 years.
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And hey, maybe that compost could make a reappearance in the plant subscription service.
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Still, its reappearance represented the end of Mr. Duterte's brief venture into linguistic temperance.
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Shah Ahmed Shafi, Hefazat-e-Islam's leader, said he was "flabbergasted" by her reappearance.
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"The reappearance of these impulses today is progressively weakening the multilateral system," he said.
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"The Wedding Party" marks the first public reappearance of Mthethwa's work since his 2017 conviction.
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The visible reappearance in Germany of the prejudice that resulted in genocide has aroused alarm.
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My least favorite king, Uzziah, makes a reappearance here with in the Book of Isaiah.
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Sarah Jones: I agree that Nymeria's reappearance was the best part of last night's episode.
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The movie isn't about the mystery of his reappearance, though — or at least not exactly.
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John Ambrose's reappearance also leads Lara Jean to have complicated feelings, despite being happy with Peter.
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The reappearance of a customs and security border between north and south would be more serious.
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It's only in the latter half that the episode comes into focus because of Randall's reappearance.
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For starters, the only character who reacts to Danny's reappearance in anything resembling an appropriate manner.
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So yes, Miller made a prominent public reappearance at the White House press briefing this week.
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For many, his reappearance indicates a sad state of affairs when it comes to American politics.
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Those interpretations all feel alive here, with even obscure characters from spin-offs making a reappearance.
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These viewers will miss the disappearance of Mars, but will be able to see its reappearance.
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When the Sun reappeared, the doves "greeted the reappearance of light with a 'dawn chorus,'" he wrote.
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But Nadler's reappearance at the center of the impeachment probe doesn't come without risks, some lawmakers said.
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At this point, doubting myself and ready to believe anything, I was saved by the vendor's reappearance.
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Before his reappearance against the San Diego Chargers, Manning had thrown 17 interceptions and nine touchdown passes.
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The reappearance of the presumed dead Megan (Bridget Regan) left Owen (Kevin McKidd) weeping tears of joy.
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Just before Greg's reappearance, Heather and Valencia assure Rebecca that she and Greg are meant to be together.
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What's far more interesting about Fitz's reappearance is the previews for next week, which is the Fitz episode.
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It shines with its heady brightness every day, disappears every night before making its reappearance the next morning.
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She also kicked off 2018 with a reappearance of the blonde thanks to KarJenner hair pro Chris Appleton.
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But his reappearance here having a friendly conversation with Master Raymond spells trouble on the horizon for Claire.
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We don't yet know the 2020 calendar, but chances are these services will make a reappearance next spring.
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In the other, Erica Haskard made a reappearance, meaning a welcome reprise of Miriam Shor's tough, terrific performance.
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And her reappearance at the agency this year made some sources question whether the discrimination investigation was sincere.
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But her distress is heightened by the reappearance of a serial killer she failed to catch years earlier.
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In any case, the number makes a reappearance on the knowgodsjustwork site as the subdomain hosting the morse code.
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Naturally, the limited quantity completely sold out, and, according to representatives, the shade will not be making a reappearance.
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But after week of mystery surrounding its sudden reappearance, anonymous developers are declaring that illegal Netflix is back, baby.
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He said he was released by security forces on Guaidó's orders, making his surprise reappearance all the more intriguing.
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In this first novel, the apparent reappearance of a kidnapped young woman after eight years raises questions about identity.
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But her distress is only heightened by the reappearance of a serial killer she failed to catch years earlier.
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He also played Weasel in Deadpool, and is slated to make a reappearance in the film's sequel in 2018.
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The reappearance of his aunt raises a lot of questions about what it means for North Korea, Madden said.
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ISIS fighters made a sudden reappearance in south Idlib last week, killing and capturing a number of regime soldiers.
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Things take a dark, perhaps even deadly turn with the reappearance of Anastasia's vengeful former boss, Jack Hyde (Eric Johnson).
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Ballerini also makes a reappearance, taking "White Christmas" in a jazzy direction with a buoyant tempo and frothy high notes.
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I got a few sweaters, too, and they will make a reappearance on my body as the weather gets cooler.
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The bond market, though, is girding for an inflationary environment, making conditions ripe for a reappearance by the bond vigilantes.
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The lob may be long gone, but Taylor Swift's sweet, side swept bangs made a brief reappearance on Saturday night.
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So while your disappearing act may have been successful, finagling your big, surprise reappearance might be trickier than you imagined.
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You would like to call his reappearance triumphant, but the word seems singularly inappropriate to anything connected with this production.
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But it's also notable for the reappearance of the director Robert Lepage, and the debut of the conductor Susanna Malkki.
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Rickon's unexpected reappearance is only a plot device to make Jon lose his cool during the Battle of the Bastards.
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"Her reappearance... was unexpected following a forcible kidnapping from Vallejo," wrote Captain James O'Connell, Detective Mustard's supervisor in the VPD.
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But the actors' reappearance so soon after makes you wonder where this true ensemble's wide-ranging anarchy will alight next.
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"We know nothing about him since he left home yesterday," Shafik's daughter May told Reuters on Sunday before his reappearance.
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While he's strongly in favor of Clinton, he nonetheless fears the reappearance of the BREXIT card in the November 8 vote.
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Now, a year later, that circle design is making a reappearance Tom Hanks' new film, and it's everywhere in the movie.
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The album was also the most streamed Prince album in the days following its reappearance on streaming platforms, BuzzAngle data showed.
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In Game of Thrones season 7, episode 4, "The Spoils of War," a particular dagger makes a reappearance after six seasons.
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She also said that every question fans have about the circumstances around Michael's sudden reappearance in Jane's life will be answered.
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Elements like the Da'at Yichud Power Suit from the previous rebooted Wolfenstein games also look like they'll be making a reappearance.
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But his reappearance this week underscored not only a dogged will to power but a bottomless capacity to absolve when necessary.
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With the milk's reappearance in the Family Hub, chocolate syrup has its perfect partner, and it's allowed back into the light.
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It all begins with the reappearance of Sophie (Cecile de France), the woman overseeing public relations and marketing for the Vatican.
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The clearest indication of artistic fatigue in Christopher Guest's new mockumentary, "Mascots," is the reappearance of the irrepressible Corky St. Clair.
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Now, for the first time in nearly 70 years, the painted ladies at Aux Belles Poules are making a triumphant reappearance.
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Expect a reappearance, however, when it comes time to reconsider the constitutional right to abortion access established in Roe v. Wade.
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The book tour marks a reappearance of sorts for Clinton, who has not been as public a figure since the 2016 election.
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The rewarding reappearance of Andy Barclay (Alex Vincent) makes the case for this kind of drawn-out storytelling, rare in slasher movies.
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Before they hatched, dragons were believed to be totally extinct, so their sudden reappearance made waves throughout Westeros — and for good reason.
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After all the excitement with her surprise cameo earlier this season, tonight's reappearance was — well, just as grim as one would expect.
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"The reappearance of these impulses today is progressively weakening the multilateral system," Francis said, speaking to envoys from more than 180 countries.
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The show is aimed at tweens and teens, but this season has the reappearance of some favorite characters from 15 years ago.
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He completes his long sentence just before the big car competition, and both Daniel's and Miguel's lives are complicated by his reappearance.
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He's puzzled by the reappearance at an East German lake of the elegant Wolfgang, this time as the director of Walter's university.
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Because of the history of stolen and looted art from Africa, its reappearance also raises eyebrows for some in the art community.
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I noticed the new bezel-less curved TV, but we did not see a reappearance of the bendable TV. What happened to that?
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Eventually she did make a reappearance after he penned her a poem, but her response might not have been what he was after.
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Police also were skeptical because Huskins allegedly did not meet with her parents in the days after her reappearance, according to the filing.
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The reappearance of Ford's little boy host somehow causes MIB to realize what he actually needs Lawrence for — and it's not his wit.
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Out pops those mind-bending images, like this one below, with their incredibly complex boundaries and the reappearance of the general Mandelbrot shape.
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Police also were doubtful because Huskins allegedly did not meet with her parents in the days after her reappearance, according to the filing.
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"Gui's reappearance in Chinese custody reinforces concerns about the fate of his other associates," said Nicholas Bequelin, East Asia Director at Amnesty International.
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There he is delighted by the sudden reappearance of the androgynous youth, who sings a lament for the vanished gardens of Moorish Spain.
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The politics of the shutdown could also be reshaped by the reappearance of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell -- after weeks of unusual invisibility.
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The gap between Italian and German bond yields again started to grow, and with it, the spread made its reappearance in the headlines.
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There was neither need nor time for indulgent goodbye cameos; only Derek Luke as the dead Gregory made a reappearance, in a dream.
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But there is a longer and more complicated story about the acceptance, banishment and subsequent reappearance of the word "gay" in these pages.
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Throw in the sudden reappearance of her first love John Ambrose McClaren (Jordan Fisher), and Lara Jean isn't sure what she wants anymore.
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With the recent reappearance in Atlanta of a depiction of a fateful 4043 Union-Confederate encounter, there's yet another loaded image to consider.
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Allen gets the richest material, as Claire struggles to understand Adam's reappearance while continuing to set her sights firmly on higher political office.
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The birds' reappearance every spring roughly coincided with nine months after June 21 — the summer solstice, a time of celebration and many romantic liaisons.
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Lee's reappearance comes after his colleague Gui Minhai appeared on Chinese state television on Sunday, to confess to a 2003 hit-and-run incident.
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The reappearance of an ominously-named sword, and Jaime's less-than-thrilled expression in the new Season 7 photos which were released last week.
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The show's reappearance now, just as impeachment hearings are getting underway, is the kind of serendipity that we might not have known we needed.
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So it is with mixed feelings that Chinese now view the recent reappearance of some of the ingredients that made that era so toxic.
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Their valuable middle infielders — shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera (sore left knee) and second baseman Neil Walker (stiff back) — are dealing with the reappearance of injuries.
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In 2016, it did, in the form of Bernie Sanders's campaign and the reappearance of democratic socialism as an energetic force in American politics.
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On After the Final Rose, Brooks made a reappearance, and Hartsock told him that it all worked out — to which Brooks said he wasn't surprised.
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The actress spoke to Yahoo Entertainment about her possible reappearance in the Venom sequel and revealed she was eager to reprise her character, Anne Weying.
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Lazarski exists in this world as a leech—feeding off the dreams of the destitute—but the sudden reappearance of his missing son humanizes him.
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Rights activists said that Gui's reappearance reinforced concerns about the fate of his associates and have voiced skepticism over the nature of his televised confession.
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Online opinion appeared mixed about her reappearance, with admirers gushing over her stunning return to the public eye and detractors voicing disdain or even disgust.
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You could, alternatively, have explained the situation to the second person and taken his information as a hedge against gentleman No. 1's non-reappearance.
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While plenty of new faces graced the catwalks as usual, the real surprise was the reappearance of some of the greatest models of the '90s.
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I'm not a person of faith, but even so, the sun's reappearance as the moon drew away seemed like the first line of Genesis retold.
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Deja's mother will finally make her reappearance, the family will meet Uncle Nicky, and Rebecca...well, she might not even make it to the party.
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Hillary Clinton's reappearance here was also an opportunity to try and win over skeptical voters who may have been attracted to Trump's bashing of NAFTA.
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But the reappearance of socialism is more a sign of a wide partisan divide than it is evidence that people want to change America's economic system.
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Baoshu had written Three-Body fan fiction before, and decided to make a new story that filled in the gap between Yun Tianming's disappearance and reappearance.
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And you can bet that the reference to this mystery and the reappearance of the dagger after all this time means we'll get an answer soon.
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Was the president about to make a surprise reappearance at the annual WWE sports-entertainment extravaganza to which he owes so much of his political method?
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Mr Miliband is Davos Man incarnate (the Times article lauding his reappearance quoted a friend pointing out that the great man is "still attracted to Britain").
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It wasn't exactly for her Idol reappearance, though; she revealed on Snapchat that she got the makeover to celebrate a three-month hiatus from filming Scorpion.
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His reappearance in China from Thailand mirrors that of Swedish national and bookseller Gui Minhai, who disappeared from the Thai resort town of Pattaya in October.
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ALMOST FRIENDS A would-be chef (Freddie Highmore) contends with his aimless lifestyle, a new crush (Odeya Rush) and the reappearance of his father (Christopher Meloni).
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Behaviors buried since the Bush era made their reappearance, and I even did some brand-new things, like physically threaten someone who called me a faggot.
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When the hood slips back, the voice modulates into gentler cadences, and there's good old Dad again, looking perhaps a little less lost with each reappearance.
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The reappearance of McCollum and other Clinton-era Republicans now mostly removed from elected politics has illustrated the evolution of the GOP over the past generation.
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Also making a reappearance postfire was the bar's signature wallpaper, specially designed and installed by Mike Yrigoyen, an artist from Brooklyn, on a brand-new ceiling.
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Other Gossip: • Done well, the cyclical reappearance of characters in each other's lives reflects something deeper: inevitability, mythology, the rhythms we understand and expect in stories.
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Her reappearance was one of the biggest news stories of the week, trending on Twitter, and even outperforming some of our coverage of the government shutdown.
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"The Boys in the Band" helped incite those changes, allowing for its reappearance now as a triumph of liberation instead of an embarrassment to the liberators.
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In its fourth year of running a top employers list for France, Glassdoor has seen several companies — like Thales and Airbus — make a reappearance over the years.
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Picking a baseball player might be a nod to the one-off reappearance of the sport at this Olympics after it was removed in 2012 and 2016.
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The favorite piece made a reappearance last week when popped over to a Lululemon on King's Road in London's Chelsea neighborhood (where she lived pre-royal wedding!).
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Now pregnant with Jamie's child, she struggles with the fallout of her sudden reappearance and its effect on her marriage to her first husband, Frank (Tobias Menzies).
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With the company's Ignite conference in Orlando coming up next month, it's probably a fair guess that we'll see some of these updates make a reappearance there.
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Created by Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij, "The OA" begins with the reappearance a young woman named Prairie Johnson (played by Marling), who disappeared several years earlier.
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But then Joe Lambe (Tom Hughes), Daddy's prized operative, becomes obsessed with the reappearance of his nemesis and risks letting his quest for revenge jeopardize the operation.
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Freud famously described the conceal-and-reveal game babies love as an attempt to master, through repetition, the emotional distress of a parent's occasional disappearance, then reappearance.
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The reappearance of the device, which Iran-backed Shi'ite militia routinely used to target American troops in Iraq before their withdrawal in 2011, has startled U.S. officials.
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She toyed with a bottle of laudanum on her dressing table, which later made a fatal reappearance in her final dance at the bottom of the stairwell.
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It's one of the most basic questions of human existence, and the way the show grounds Michael's reappearance in that question is what really makes the twist land.
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Fordham's Yuko added that the "The Golden Girls" reappearance on a new medium like Hulu has major nostalgic value, and presents an opportunity to introduce a new generation.
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In the aftermath of C.K.'s first reappearance, Comedy Cellar owner Noam Dworman lamented the reputation this gave the club, but seems to have later changed his tune.
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In the end, the legacy of Irisagrig has not been lost to time, but the circumstances of its reappearance only underscore the complicated task of saving physical history.
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The reappearance of Evil Morty does not bode well, but so long as Rick and Morty C-137 stay away from the citadel they should be safe... right?
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At a time when the openly white nationalist "alt-right" has rallied to the candidacy of Donald J. Trump, Mr. Duke's reappearance on the scene seems practically inevitable.
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Fan's high-profile reappearance Monday follows reports that she would soon return to the big screen alongside Hollywood stars Jessica Chastain, Lupita Nyong'o, Penelope Cruz and Marion Cotillard.
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Lee Sang-min, a spokesman for the South's Unification Ministry, said his ministry had no comment on Kim Yong-chol's reappearance in the North Korean state news media.
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Indeed, Benjen's sudden reappearance to help Bran indicates that he has indeed been engaged in some top-secret anti–White Walker activities with the late Three-Eyed Raven.
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Tiny sunglasses and zebra-print clothing are just two popular trends from the '90s that have made a reappearance and Kendall Jenner has been seen rocking them both.
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The reappearance of so many minor characters made me appreciate the scope of Ms. Rowling's achievement, the chiseled and fastidiously arranged stones which form the series's vast arc.
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The former skater also doesn't have anything to say about Harding's reappearance in the spotlight with the film making waves, or how Harding is portrayed favorably in I, Tonya.
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His reappearance came just a day before Xiao Jianhua, a mainland billionaire believed to have ties to party elites, was reportedly captured by mainland security agents in Hong Kong.
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Years later, Danny and Theo are married, and Karl makes a sporadic reappearance in their lives to gift his old bestie the video game Striking Vipers for his birthday.
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What did feel a little out of place — though not objectionably so — was the sudden reappearance of Pastor Tim, overworked but happy in his new position in Buenos Aires.
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The first reappearance of James Hurley is back at the Bang Bang bar in Twin Peaks, where Shelly Johnson is having a girls' night out with her fellow moms.
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Fans are still hoping to see a reappearance of Arya Stark's sword instructor (or, euphemistically, "dancing master") Syrio Forel, presumed dead but not seen dead back in season one.
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Still, the Daily Stormer's quick reappearance drives home how difficult it is to drive a site off the internet entirely, given the distributed and international nature of the web.
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The first season did this well, but several storylines in the second season — Maeve, Ford's reappearance / disappearance, Elsie, Charlotte Hale, The Man in Black — faltered in the final moments.
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Loyal AHS fans lost their minds for this first major crossover plot point and the reappearance of three beloved characters—while new viewers were left completely in the dark.
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I'm not a strict seasonal drinker, but something about the reappearance of green leaves and flowers nudges the desire for the light, lively freshness that comes with young riesling.
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Now pregnant with Jamie's (Sam Heughan) child, she struggles with the fallout of her sudden reappearance and its effect on her marriage to her first husband, Frank (Tobias Menzies).
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His sudden departure and reappearance in Hungary have raised potential hurdles in the delicate negotiations before the parliamentary vote, and have added a highly destabilizing element to the debate.
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Officials said the museum had noticed Dr. Tsirogiannis's published research in 2014 and, indeed, had been troubled by the reappearance of Mr. Medici's name in connection with an artifact.
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Netflix has released the first teaser for Stranger Things 4, the upcoming fourth season of its breakout series, and it features a surprise reappearance of a fan-favorite character.
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Police also based their skepticism in the case on the fact that Huskins allegedly did not meet with her parents in the days after her reappearance, according to the filing.
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She rightly points out that he could have been happier for her when she found out the information about Julie's reappearance, but instead he chose to be a giant jerk.
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His reappearance fits into a troubling backlash to the anti-harassment movement, as accusers step forward to share their stories and end up fending off lawsuits from their alleged assailants.
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Good parenting means tough love, after all, and Ford's reappearance forces Bernard to truly take charge of his own fate in a way we haven't seen him do so far.
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In short, the two shows' reappearance on network television speaks to the value that Lear himself finds in situational comedy, and the various contributions he's made to American television history.
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The painting "has never been exhibited before, and indeed although it is recorded in the catalogue, even its sibylline title was unknown before its reappearance at Bonhams," O'Reilly told Hyperallergic.
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The reappearance of Mr. Caputo-Pearl in my professional life was just one of several uncanny moments that have made me, at age 34, feel old in beat-reporter years.
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Speaking at an event in Lausanne, Maechler also said Switzerland's reappearance on a U.S. Treasury watch list of potential currency manipulators earlier this month would not impact the SNB's policies.
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Thus ventriloquizing a reader's skepticism, Jay justifiably gloats at having occasioned, yet again, the "unbelievable"—a solid though wildly implausible verity, like the inexplicable reappearance of an ace of spades.
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The meat bomb played the starring role, meaning we didn't even notice the reappearance of the Swiss sauce, which served more as a binding agent to hold the layers together.
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His reappearance on the public square is an important development at a moment when President Donald Trump's governing style has generated tremendous concern about the stability of our democratic institutions.
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But last summer, on the south coast of Alaska, researchers saw a glimmer of hope: the reappearance of sunflower stars, which had disappeared from Prince William Sound during the outbreak.
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The use of Vincent Price's voiceover from "Thriller" provides a wonderful bit of nostalgia, but it's our feelings about the characters and the reappearance of Eleven that gave me the chills.
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His boss at work is sexually harassing him, the ex he thought he was over suddenly makes a reappearance, and a big blowout is building between himself and his preacher father.
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There's the reappearance of Candi Caruso, the seemingly competent job applicant who once again is called in for an interview and immediately dismissed because the position is being filled in-house.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - El Niño might be on tap for mid-2017, a faster than normal reappearance, and the potential impacts on global agriculture depend partly on the timing of its arrival.
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Mr. Page's rise, fall and subsequent reappearance at the center of the Russia investigation has been facilitated by Representative Devin Nunes, Republican of California and chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
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Back home, he barks at his wife for acting too giddy over a piece of good information she picked up from the police about Julie Purcell's reappearance at the drugstore robbery.
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And Gilly and Sam Tarly, who will surely make a reappearance, if only to finally unpack the discovery Gilly stumbled upon while reading from the painstakingly detailed diary of High Septon Maynard.
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Complicating Jesus's precarious existence is the sudden reappearance of his father, Angel (Jorge Perugorría), a former boxer released from prison who likes his rum and is rumored to have killed a man.
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Economic confidence was further eroded by a corruption case that implicated major construction contractors and former President Cristina Fernandez, whose reappearance as a likely candidate in next year's election has unnerved investors.
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Wendy's alliance with the Navarro drug cartel and their representative (Janet McTeer) is adding more pressure on the family's stability, as is the sudden reappearance of her wildcard brother Ben (Tom Pelphrey).
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The reappearance of the promotion, "Rrroll Up the Rim to Win," is greeted by many Canadians almost as much for marking the unofficial midpoint of winter as for the prizes it offers.
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It was only after Hacksaw Ridge's success legitimized Mel Gibson the director again that Mel Gibson the actor was able to make his triumphant reappearance in polite society with Daddy's Home 2.
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The reappearance of Shamoon is significant as there have only been a handful of other high-profile attacks involving disk-wiping malware, including ones in 2014 on Sheldon Adelson's Las Vegas Sands Corp.
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The reappearance of John Ambrose, a childhood friend and recipient of one of five love letters Lara Jean previously wrote, leads the female protagonist to have complicated feelings, despite being happy with Peter.
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RATE CUT BETS GROW As trade tensions have made a reappearance on investors' radars, weak U.S. data has also ratcheted up market expectations of a U.S. interest rate cut in the coming months.
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The V26, in turn, goes even further with a notchless 28-inch OLED display achieved by the reappearance of one of Vivo's best tricks: the pop-up selfie camera from the original Nex.
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With every reappearance it's like she's starting from scratch — as she says in her album trailer — but the world moves on quickly, and an ongoing narrative is required to keep the public interested.
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Unlocking the potential of eye tracking technology After a failed stint in the 1990s, virtual reality made its reappearance last year with headsets such as Samsung Gear VR, Google Cardboard and Oculus Rift.
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Palfrey's brief reappearance in the news reminded me that I had not filed a Freedom of Information Act request for her file from the FBI, the IRS, and the US Postal Inspection Service.
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Her reappearance after several months coincided with the disappearance of Interpol chief Meng Hongwei, who remains missing, signifying China no longer cares about how it comes across to the rest of the world.
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Just as it seems like two adversaries are reaching some sort of understanding, the whole scene is upended by the reappearance of the helicopter Rick spotted in the first half of the season.
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A common element throughout (other than the fireworks) were five young kids, whose continual appearance and reappearance in the various segments of the opener threaded the ceremony together along the theme of peace.
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"They are very concerned with the reappearance and progression of the disease, but everyone is hopeful that his body will be able to fight back enough that he can then undergo further treatment."
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However, his sudden reappearance is a reminder that the Game of Thrones showrunners have forgotten little, and they're eager to tie up loose ends from earlier seasons as they head toward their finale.
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Aside from Richard III's recent reappearance (his bones were discovered beneath a parking lot a few years ago) and the biggest potato chip factory in Europe, Leicester has very little to shout about.
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His life there is upended by the sudden (and unexplained) reappearance of LaVerdere in his life, who announces to Ben that he has AIDS and that he had an affair with Ben's stepmother.
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I speak, of course, about the Mortal Sin of "Dallas" — the entire season of episodes that was retroactively labeled a "dream" of Pam's to explain Bobby's death and subsequent reappearance in her shower.
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The reappearance of John Ambrose McClaren (Jordan Fisher), a childhood friend and recipient of one of five love letters Lara Jean previously wrote, Lara Jean to have complicated feelings, despite being happy with Peter.
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The song's reappearance at the end of the movie — with Houston's full-throated vocals — is meant to be Rachel's parting gift to Frank, re-presenting the song to him through her voice and aesthetic.
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Lizzo's September 2017 song "Truth Hurts" endures as a classic, thanks to its reappearance in the Netflix film Someone Great and as a bonus track on her most recent album Cuz I Love You.
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I sort of feel like it would cheapen her actions if she were, but the show has also so brilliantly established that fertility is everything that it could probably get away with her reappearance.
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The role is played well enough by the ever-solid character actor Frank Whaley — but he's so randomly interspersed and seemingly forgotten that his reappearance toward the end of the series borders on confusing.
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Their reappearance each spring, in their elegant finery, is an occasion to wonder at the turning of the seasons, the high cost (biologically speaking) of reproduction and the all-too-human quest for beauty.
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The reappearance of these wines is far more than a fashion, as Simon J. Woolf writes in his absorbing new book, "Amber Revolution: How the World Learned to Love Orange Wine" (Interlink Books, $35).
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Market participants' complacency only adds to concern that few are keeping an eye out for the reappearance of systemic risk or, at a minimum, a significant price correction in one or more asset classes.
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Over the span of 13 episodes, this season will explore how her reappearance affects her relationship with her first husband, as well as how her pregnancy with Jamie's (Sam Heughan) child fits into all this.
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Jacob deGrom was cleared last Friday to make his return start after a bout of forearm stiffness, but he was scratched a day later because of a reappearance of pain that required surgery on Wednesday.
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But whether he was in fact drugged, tortured, killed and then dismembered with a bone saw, as widespread reports are saying, Mr. Khashoggi's non-reappearance has created a very unpleasant problem for the United States.
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The 2009 reappearance of Dugard, who had given birth to two daughters during her captivity in a warren of sheds and tents behind Garrido's home in the Northern California community of Antioch, made international headlines.
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Skygazers up and down the West Coast will get to see the show, but those in Southern California will be especially lucky as Mars's disappearance and reappearance will be timed after moonrise and before sunrise.
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Even after Cersei sentimental death, the wildfire's unlikely reappearance, and the Clegane Brother Bowl, the one moment from the series' penultimate episode people can't stop talking about is the uncanny resemblance between Arya and Jon Snow.
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"It is difficult to judge the likelihood of the reappearance of this worst case scenario ... but on the other hand the current allegations seem much less serious (than last year's)," Brinkman told clients in a note.
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In the Christmas Eve edition, the ladies and children of the family posed in their coordinating jeans and white shirts, once again, with Kendall Jenner making her first reappearance since her solo shot on day 12.
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While we don't know exactly what happened to the posts—whether they were deleted, made private, or something else—their quiet disappearance, and equally quiet reappearance is certainly puzzling, and it's worth asking why it happened.
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How the universes connect was not explained in the film's first chunk (not even Peter seems to fully know), but this miraculous reappearance is Miles' (and our) first glimpse into this world(s)'s vast complexity.
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Whilst his contributions to music, both through The Smiths and as a solo artist, have been undeniably huge, new levels of exacerbation are reached with every new Mozza interview, public statement or general reappearance he makes.
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McCarthy's reappearance as Spicer couldn't be better timed, coinciding with the beleaguered press secretary's recent reported attempt to hide in the bushes from journalists pelting him with questions about Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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It's the European Year of Cultural Heritage, an ongoing celebration across multiple countries that includes museum exhibitions; tours of gardens and monuments; theater, dance and musical performances; and the reappearance of many long-running annual festivals.
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Anyone who publicly expresses discomfort with Louis C.K.'s reappearance has inevitably been pressured to resolve the entire extrajudicial framework of wrongs in 2018: If he can't tell jokes at the Comedy Cellar, where can he?
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But the remix switches focus a bit, mostly likely to showcase nabbing two big names like Skep and Chip, plus a Jammer cameo (though the same model makes a reappearance and several gratuitous booty shots do, too).
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British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and French President Francois Mitterrand, both with clear memories of the Second World War, were initially skeptical as they pondered the reappearance of a powerful German state in the center of Europe.
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This could be exacerbated by the return of opportunistic refinancing and repricing loans, after the recent reappearance of aggressive dividend recapitalisation loans, which allow private equity firms to extract money by releveraging portfolio companies with new debt.
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Will and Lyra fell in love over the course of that trilogy and then wrenchingly, heartbreakingly parted forever, and while he doesn't make a miraculous reappearance in The Secret Commonwealth, Lyra thinks about him all the time.
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Its reappearance gives just a little more credence to Patton Oswalt's geek culture theory of "Everything That Ever Was—Available Forever" — the theory that all culture is being endlessly preserved for anyone who wants to see it.
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There is more pain in the ghostly reappearance of Barbara, one of Larry's former streetwalkers, who arrives at Leon's diner penniless and hungry after a prison stint that Larry let pass without a single letter or visit.
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His reappearance Friday in the hands of Spanish authorities may lead to his transfer to U.S. custody — and to prosecutors eager to interrogate him on the wrongdoing he has alleged by those in Mr. Maduro's inner circle.
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This difficult, daring side to Mr Hockney has for so long been subsumed by the friendly landscapes, still-lifes and portraits that have dominated his output in recent decades, that its reappearance provides a stimulating shock of surprise.
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Before his Ben Gunn-ish reappearance, we meet another cop—Ryan Gosling's Officer K. He is handsome and wears a long leather coat and walks everywhere as slowly as possible, but he is never as sympathetic as Deckard.
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However, he decided to include the reappearance of Skye — played in the TV series by Sosie Bacon — as a way for Clay (Dylan Minnette) to reach out to another struggling student and, hopefully, help her choose to live.
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The 51-year-old reality star, who was a Housewife on the first two seasons of RHOBH and has appeared intermittently throughout the other seasons, revealed in a cryptic tweet Wednesday that she could be making a reappearance.
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Anyway, the case raises other important questions like: Will putting a stranger's used condom in your mouth give you a horrifying disease and potentially lead to the welcome reappearance of the bubonic plague in these dark, dystopian days?
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The sameness sets in right away: A terrorist known as al-Makdasi (Firas Nassar) who had been in Syria appears in the West Bank, echoing the reappearance of a terrorist thought dead at the beginning of Season 1.
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The answer is MONEY TREE, which makes a reappearance in The New York Times Crossword for the first time in 60 years, since it appeared in a puzzle by the former editor Eugene Maleska, edited by Margaret Farrar.
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The extremist-friendly social media site's reappearance was made possible by two companies and the men behind them: digital security provider Cloudflare, helmed by self-described "free speech absolutist" Matthew Prince, and domain registrar Epik, led by Rob Monster.
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Amy Winehouse's reappearance makes a splash because of the tragic circumstances of her life and death — made widely known in the award-winning 2015 documentary Amy — and the devotion she engenders thanks to her life story and remarkable talent.
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What biologists discovered turned out to be even more frightening: the reappearance of a parasite known as the New World screwworm fly that had not been seen in the United States since the 1970s and had been considered eradicated.
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" Sunday night's "The Riddle of the Sphinx" helped clarify some of Bernard's biggest temporal questions, all thanks to the reappearance of the wonderful Elsie Hughes (Shannon Woodward), who we last saw during a quick flashback in season 1's "Trace Decay.
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Pour one out for the whistleblowers For our purposes, the most important thing about Angela is the reappearance of the Rubber Ducky, the booby-trapped USB drive she got from Mobley when they were planting the femtocell back in episode 5.
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I never really thought we were rid of Martha for good when she was hustled onto that plane midway through last season, but her reappearance here was so unexpected and well-executed it took on the feel of a Major Twist.
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About 10 minutes after launch, the first stage of the rocket made its reappearance back on solid ground in Florida, completing the company's 14th successful landing and bringing them yet another step closer toward creating a fleet of reusable rockets.
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But when a last-ditch repeal vote was taken later, Mr. McCain made a stirring televised reappearance in the well of the Senate and shocked his colleagues and the nation by turning his thumb down, casting the decisive vote against it.
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EFPs are the signature weapon of two Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)-led militias in Iraq and the reappearance of this weapon after six years demonstrates that the Islamic Republic of Iran continues its campaign to kill American service members.
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The reappearance on the scene this weekend, for instance, of the former FBI agent Lisa Page -- who was accused of political bias against the President in the Russia investigation -- let him revive a familiar unfounded conspiracy theory against the FBI.
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The flag was altered after a Japanese protest, but the islands made a reappearance months later as part of a unified Korean flag drawn onto the dessert served at an inter-Korean summit banquet dinner, leading to a formal Japanese protest.
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But what made the biggest news was the reappearance of another thing that the English gave to the soccer world — crowd violence — when Chris Brunt, a West Brom player, was hit just below his left eye with a coin thrown from the stands.
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Fury is clearly contacting Captain Marvel to alert her to the situation on Earth — a move that both sets up her solo film, and her eventual reappearance in the Infinity War sequel, as an important part of the solution to the Thanos problem.
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Years ago, True's son Diego was horrifically tortured and killed after a blotched operation in Asia, and as she and Requisite Operations CEO Lincoln Han begin to investigate the reappearance of a former ally, old wounds from his death are ripped wide open.
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Putting The Kid back into play could completely change the way events in Season 2 are interpreted by the time the finale comes around, just as his sudden reappearance as Amity Lambert's guardian devil clears up the central confusion of Season 1.
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They welcome the annual reappearance of favorite performers, including New Orleans R&B stalwarts like Irma Thomas and Clarence (Frogman) Henry, long-running groups like the Rebirth Brass Band and members of Louisiana music dynasties like the Neville, Chenier and Marsalis families.
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Former members of the house's domestic staff watch over them like fairy godmothers, but the siblings must depend on each other for support through angsty college years, the vicissitudes of adulthood, and the sudden reappearance of their mother, after more than thirty years.
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The appearance or reappearance on the map of the post-Soviet republics—in part, as scholars have pointed out, because of the "indigenization" policy instituted by Lenin and Stalin—has also prompted a lot of productive work on the experiences of the Soviet periphery.
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As a parent, Cecily now perforce moves in a sphere of ruthless subjectivity that her sharp eye can't help recording: the excesses of New York parenting culture, the stark reappearance of gender roles, the inducting of infants into materialism, the replacement of play with technology.
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" Later, when Lara Jean's loyalty is divided by the reappearance of her sixth-grade crush (Jordan Fisher), an emotionally-attuned dork who, like her, prefers to spend his Saturdays playing bingo, the soundtrack broods with a moody cover of "Girls Just Want to Have Fun.
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They also embarked on making music together, and their musical reappearance is achieving surprising success on the charts: The first single off their forthcoming album, "Sucker," shot to the top of Billboard last month, becoming their first-ever No. 1 song and biggest hit so far.
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"We start our show with a protest dedicated to the 'evaporation' of our colleague - an Azeri journalist - from the center of Tbilisi and his 'reappearance' in a Baku prison," Georgie Gabunia, host of the political talk show "Archevani" (Choice) on popular opposition channel Rustavi-2, told viewers.
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The reappearance of Premiere Global Services' loan and a US$2575m add-on from dialysis services provider American Renal Holdings that was postponed last year and scheduled to launch Friday is raising hopes that banks will be able to sell more hung deals from late 2015.
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After Fidel Castro rose to power, it did not take long for him to crush any hopes for the reappearance of black Cubans on the political stage by doing away with the Central Directory of Societies of Color, an organization that comprised more than 500 collectives.
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The only real way to know how Game Of Thrones ends is to hunker down with the rest of the world on Sunday night and cross our fingers that Ghost really does have a reappearance — and that, for the sake of these spoilers, Bran definitely isn't actually evil.
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The reappearance of a controversy the Trump camp had thought was in the past was another sign of one of the President's most dominant traits -- an inability to accept any suggestion that he was unable to pull off a complete and total victory in any area of his life.
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Though both ideas were dismissed by political insiders and denied by those involved, they emerged again during the Hillary Clinton campaign, and even (bizarrely, given Ms. Wintour's political views) made a brief reappearance earlier this year in Michael Wolff's book "Fire and Fury," vis-à-vis the Trump administration.
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The microtonal warp of the harmonies adds a tangy twist, in a way that seems novel and natural at once — much in the way audiences accustomed to the pointed toes of classical ballet might have adjusted to the reappearance of flexed ankles and knocked knees of modern dance.
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The lumbering, four-legged armored battle vehicle is familiar to Star Wars fans new and old – first for its pivotal appearance in the Hoth battle scenes from Empire Strikes Back, then for its reappearance on Scarif defending the Imperial archives from a small team of rogue rebel soldiers.
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Xi's reappearance came after weeks of being away from front pages and newscasts, as the propaganda authorities cleared the decks for him to ensure that he could be cast as the nation's protector, and avoid any of the blame for the myriad missteps by authorities in Hubei and elsewhere.
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Which is maybe why the reappearance of studs and the stereotypes of punk at Moschino (albeit in a campy as opposed to consciousness-raising way) — mixed in with tutu skirts and giant bows, Swan Lake embroidery and My Little Pony shades — provided a bad taste raspberry of relief.
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It started with a dinner to introduce Dr. Vic to her father (a welcome reappearance by John Doman) at which she discovered that her parents had reunited — which angered her, because of the way her father had behaved, but also tapped into her conflicted feelings about her own cheating former spouse.
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We find out via conference call that Phillip and Whitehorse, finally making a grand reappearance that was teased at the end of season one, are in cahoots, with Phillip using Angela as part of his Occam's razor influenced plan and Whitehorse frustrated that their plan isn't working on the time scheduled he'd like.
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Because nobody knows how to handle the succession to Khamenei, who is 78, has ruled for almost three decades and, as divine arbiter (a man standing in for the occulted 12th imam until his expected reappearance), embodies the anti-democratic intrusion of heaven on a system with a veneer of democratic institutions.
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In rare moments when Iranian officials do talk about the program, they describe it in grand terms, linking its aims to the establishment of a just world order that will come about with the return of the Mahdi, the disappeared 12th Imam in Shiite theology, whose reappearance they say will herald a new age.
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Despite Prince's contention in a November 210 interview that no musician "got rich off digital sales," the sudden reappearance of his music on streaming services may prove to be a big posthumous boost to his estate — just as it was for Michael Jackson, whose music royalties put his estate back in the black after he died.
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Matters weren't helped by a misguided stereotype gag involving three palpably confused Asian kids being introduced to the stage by Rock as "future accountants," or the reappearance of Sacha Baron Cohen's dated Ali G character, whose joke about "hardworking little yellow people with tiny dongs" (he was referring to minions, geddit?) was the evening's clear nadir.
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"These are the songs I would play from 216 years old to 26 years old, spending the night with my friends, picking up the guitar, playing and singing," she said last week, not long after she had made a surprise reappearance on the Versace runway along with a few of her modeling peers from the 1990s.
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Vanderhyden — who was only 10 years old when Bender debuted the work — articulated his fascination with "People in Pain" in the show's catalogue: The more I learned about People in Pain, the more interested I became in the moment of its reappearance versus the moment of its original existence, and how this time envelope complemented the piece itself.
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With Republican House and Senate majorities, and a president who seems more than willing to go along with their socially conservative agenda, it wouldn't be at all surprising to see the reappearance of national proposals to ban abortion before a fetus is viable outside the womb — which would directly violate the Supreme Court's 1973 decision in Roe v.
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Kevin's nervous: He's been "eating six ounces of plain chicken breast every meal for the last two weeks," per Sophie, and wants his reappearance to recall that of George Clooney on ER. But this isn't a venerable hospital drama winning raves and Emmys — it's The Manny, and Kevin will need to make the best of whatever material is thrown his way.
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How Right-Wing Social Media Site Gab Got Back Online | WIRED Speaking of the de-platformed being re-platformed, Gab found a new host: The extremist-friendly social media site's reappearance was made possible by two companies and the men behind them: digital security company Cloudflare, helmed by self-described "free speech absolutist" Matthew Prince, and domain registrar Epik, led by Rob Monster.
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They are brimming with motion and emotive in their gestural renderings of a subject with whom the artist clearly feels an energy—a pulse below the surface fueling the frenetic lines in a happenstance manner similar to pentimento, the reappearance in a painting of original elements that were painted over by the artist, which Tangye intentionally experimented with in this series.
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In a statement yesterday, ahead of today's meeting, the EC kept up the pressure on tech firms — calling for "more efforts and progress": The Commission is counting on online platforms to step up and speed up their efforts to tackle these threats quickly and comprehensively, including closer cooperation with national and enforcement authorities, increased sharing of know-how between online players and further action against the reappearance of illegal content.
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What's common knowledge, in this story, is the only knowledge I have: that West has a bipolar diagnosis that he disagrees with, that his life seemed to spin out of control during his last years in the NBA and in the years since, that he has always seemed vulnerable and raw in a way that admitted the possibility of just this sort of disappearance and just this sort of bleak reappearance.
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