A COLD WAR POISON RESURFACES IN A QUIET ENGLISH TOWN
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PT Host Chris Rock resurfaces with five minutes to go.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNLamar Odom Resurfaces with Khloe... and Looks Amazing!
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The mantra resurfaces each election cycle: It's the economy, stupid.
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Now, incredibly, my LP is cool again as vinyl resurfaces.
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A recurring theme around power balance in your relationships resurfaces now.
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There's a story about John Cena that resurfaces every few years.
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The debate resurfaces each time there is a high-profile attack.
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Kanye West Resurfaces After BreakdownBlac Chyna's Kardashian Name WarJudge Reinhold: Airport Meltdown
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She ducks under the water and resurfaces, her blonde hair slicked back.
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Democratic candidate for NC legislature drops out after &aposMexicans&apos rant resurfaces .
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Then, 50 years later it resurfaces and then 50 years after that.
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There's a photo that resurfaces on Facebook each year around this time.
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At the end of the video, something resurfaces, floating toward the light.
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When he finally resurfaces, Rutledge is sent to discreetly track him down.
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She briefly resurfaces for a scene with Christian's brother, and then disappears again.
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It's a genre that usually resurfaces during times of social change, or upheaval.
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During the cocktail party, DeMario resurfaces, begging to be let onto the property.
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So little is known and as we patch things together, more information resurfaces.
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He's always got ideas, and after a while, he resurfaces with stuff written.
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And this episode resurfaces profoundly troubling questions: Who speaks for the United States?
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And then a blot on Katherine's past resurfaces and threatens to tank it all.
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And now, eight years later resurfaces in all its mastered glory courtesy of Drake.
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The clip still resurfaces, in an episode of a series called "TV's Naughtiest Blunders".
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David Cronenberg resurfaces, too, where you least expect him, in this dread-dredged thriller.
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There's an underground parking lot just over there which resurfaces past all the roadblocks.
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At the episode's limp pool pre-rose ceremony party, Hannah B. and Caelynn's drama resurfaces.
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He isn't very well plugged into the game, yet occasionally resurfaces to say something controversial.
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Scott finally resurfaces after the events of Cannes and Kim isn't sure what to do.
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Still, her popstar legacy lives on every May when "Graduation (Friends Forever)" once again resurfaces.
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And, combined with apple cider vinegar, it resurfaces rough skin to a baby-smooth texture.
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I hope it resurfaces in some form, particularly for older participants in the state marketplaces.
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Every once in a while, something we thought was lost to the mists of time resurfaces.
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It keeps the pores minimized, keeps the fine lines at bay, and resurfaces the skin perfectly.
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On 30 Rock, when trauma resurfaces, it is always treated as a moment of wild comedy.
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After several seconds, Phung takes a deep breath, goes underwater and resurfaces - with the small dog.
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It resurfaces every year around the holidays, Crosby's robust baritone melding perfectly with Bowie's soaring tenor.
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Kim Kyong-hui resurfaces as Kim Jong-un emphasizes his bloodline to consolidate his people's loyalty.
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He soon rejoins the force after his enemy (Alexander Karim) resurfaces after lying dormant for years.
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The shark resurfaces But in 2018, Weakley started running and noticed a blister appear on his foot.
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But then Bourne resurfaces, as he must, in the intelligence grid at Langley, Virginia, and we're off.
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Forever 21 Slammed For Black Panther Mishap Selena Gomez: Resurfaces After Mental Breakdown Tekashi69: More Legal Troubles
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Meet the group that resurfaces the ice in Pyeongchang, South Korea, keeping the rinks in top shape.
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The series resurfaces again and again, particularly as its stars continue to make cameos in Democratic politics.
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VIDEO OF ANDY DICK RUBBING IVANKA TRUMP'S LEG ON 'JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE' RESURFACES "Andy, please don't," Kimmel said.
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But then once Aku resurfaces, you go back to the wry visual gags that have always surrounded him.
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But even though it resurfaces her most painful memory, it means she gets to see her sister again.
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This piece of her past also resurfaces in a flood of emotions every time there's another school shooting.
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Sure enough, she resurfaces only to have the dagger stolen by the presumable new main villain from Trinity.
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" In a Dublin pub called Adelphi, the urinal-as-artwork resurfaces with the face of Donald Trump. "Mr.
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Bucky's has the greasy sheen of someone who hasn't showered in weeks when he resurfaces in The Winter Soldier.
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Trump is trying to make seeking asylum even harder; the leader of ISIS resurfaces after rumors of his death.
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Trauma for HNA, a big win for gay rights in Hong Kong and a nerve agent resurfaces in Britain.
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His music rarely resurfaces for me now, but it feels like the ultimate hallmark of those old EDM days.
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In Fajardo-Anstine's collection, history always resurfaces, and the landscape mirrors the cycles at play in the characters' lives.
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This drama will play out in early 85033 just as another of the governor's vulnerabilities resurfaces and publicly unfolds.
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The eternal Jewish ogre resurfaces — a convenient scapegoat for economic resentments, precariousness, fear, frustration or Israel's oppression of Palestinians.
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After a letter from her childhood resurfaces, she's forced to reexamine the relationships and uncover hard truths about her past.
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The Ghost Nation briefly resurfaces — without Akecheta — in Episode 9, "Vanishing Point," as they stand guard outside the Valley Beyond.
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Sometimes I get carried away and forget to write, but it's never wasted, as something always resurfaces from my binges.
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As some misinterpret the Reproductive Health Act in New York, the term "on-demand abortion" resurfaces to cloud the facts.
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A similar pattern resurfaces in 2008, when Hillary Clinton defeated Mr. Obama among white voters across nearly this same area.
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Regardless of what happens with the cheeseburger, this incident also resurfaces the issues with Google's completely unrealistic beer situation, too.
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Ramos resurfaces the memory of the Carandiru massacre during a moment in Brazil that is marked by state-sponsored violence.
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This video of cybergoths in an underpass resurfaces on the internet periodically, as a meme, in a Buzzfeed list, on Vine.
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This series about Adam Warren (Liam James), long thought dead, who resurfaces after a decade, moves into its regular time slot.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNDemi Lovato Resurfaces During RehabBeyonce & Jay-Z: The Star-Studded ConcertChildish Gambino: Concert Disaster Drake: Decks Out Toronto Mansion
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He resurfaces a story of Mr. Trump calling the rapper Lil Jon an "Uncle Tom" that, again, came out in 2016.
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Whenever a harasser resurfaces, his victims' names are publicly reattached to him, the things he did reanimated and trotted back out.
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It's a public health crisis that resurfaces every winter, thanks to what experts refer to as a "perfect storm" of pollution.
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For now, it seems like we'll be waiting a while to see another Hitman game, assuming a new one resurfaces at all.
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For some, it also resurfaces memories of the backlash and the police surveillance directed at Muslims in the years after the attacks.
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Spiked with prosecco, the soda also resurfaces on a cocktail menu designed by Ali Reynolds, a star of the city's mixology scene.
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It: Chapter 2 flits back and forth between the original storyline and 27 years as the Losers Club reunites when Pennywise resurfaces.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNMario Batali: Double-Crossed Women's Group Mac Miller: Crazy DUI Breathalyzer Meghan Markle: Father Resurfaces Rose McGowan Hires Casey Anthony's Lawyer
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Alani Houston still lives three blocks away from where it happened, just after midnight on August 17, 2013 — and the memory sometimes resurfaces.
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Timehop, an app that resurfaces social media posts of the past, suffered a data breach on July 4th, the company revealed on Sunday.
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Lily claims her family -- especially Jordan -- has been viciously threatened by MJ fans, and if she resurfaces it will only stoke the coals.
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But there's no movie if the transition is easy and his reign uneventful – so naturally, an old enemy resurfaces to raise some hell.
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" And the German filmmaker Maren Ade resurfaces several years after her shattering breakup drama "Everyone Else" with a father-daughter story, "Toni Erdmann.
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" Instead, says Steinman, they "can be a stressful time where estrangement or loss of loved ones is often magnified and family conflict resurfaces.
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These interludes perfume the narrative, like aromatics in a stock, imparting a depth of flavor that resurfaces stylishly when you least expect it.
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Kanye West resurfaces with blond hair, plus the ladies of Fuller House are in the house Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The interest in his disappearance inevitably resurfaces whenever his work is exhibited or discussed, a painful reality that Ader's widow has had to embrace.
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The moment was instantly transformed into a Trump Screaming Meme, which resurfaces any time a big piece of political news drops and always delivers.
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To declare victory now would only condemn us to repeat history – sending our troops to fight in foreign lands when the terrorist threat resurfaces.
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As ISIS retreats, al Qaeda resurfaces The caliphate is gone and ISIS' totalitarian ideology is stained, even among Sunni Muslims who first welcomed it.
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Here's hoping that one day, the Denis d'or resurfaces in a thrift shop or church basement somewhere, ready to shock and roll once more.
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For her, the fragmented nature of self-portraiture exists in the cracks of her own memory and resurfaces within the frames of her photographs.
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Millennia later, Apocalypse resurfaces, then sets out once again to take over the world — and re-shape it so only the strong may survive.
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That theme resurfaces throughout this comprehensive retrospective, whether it's in "Basic Instinct" (Saturday) or the bracingly classical World War II story "Black Book" (Friday).
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNCelebs React to President-Elect Donald TrumpHillary Speaks After the Shocking UpsetCelebs Vow to Flee the United StatesBrad Pitt Resurfaces After Divorce
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The Finding Dory star resurfaces her 2015 Halloween episode to bring back Karla Kardashian, the forgotten star of the Keeping Up with the Kardashians franchise.
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Souza's always-on-point Instagram feed resurfaces many of his photos, often contextualizing the Trump administration's behavior with similar moments during Obama's time in office.
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Big picture: Another global warming effect resurfaces just as Trump makes his decision on whether to stay in or leave the Paris Climate Agreement today.
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But when her husband's estranged daughter (Juno Temple) resurfaces and also sets her sights on Mickey, it begins "the great unraveling of Ginny," Winslet explains.
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Suffice it to say that publishing-world shenanigans ensue, involving writers young and old, and that a lover from Corrine's past resurfaces, threatening marital equilibrium.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNRob Kardashian Resurfaces in a Big WayTyga is Worried about His Son After Blac Chyna's Drug ArrestA 'Love & Hip Hop' Star Gets FIRED!
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKylie Jenner in Hot Water Because of TygaChris Brown: Investigated By Child ServicesThe Game Trashes Meek Mill In His HometownJennifer Aniston Finally Resurfaces
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When lightheartedness resurfaces, it doesn't necessarily work, as in a clownish scene in which Mr. Levin animates a pair of coats, turning them into puppets.
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This trick resurfaces during nearly every cold snap, along with the inevitable safety warnings (to riff off Jim Croce, don't throw it into the wind).
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GE: The book the movie is based on was written in 2005, and it seems like every few years something happens and this issue resurfaces.
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But when massive flames appear shortly after it resurfaces, it's clear that in the hands of TheBackyardScientist, this iPhone has sent its last text message.[YouTube]
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This is something you may have heard before because it was the conclusion of a psychological study from 2012 that still often resurfaces as viral news.
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If Staaker loses its connection to the controller, say if O'Brien goes under a wave, the drone will simply stop and hover until the surfer resurfaces.
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Timehop, the application that resurfaces old photos and posts on Facebook, on Sunday revealed that hackers had compromised the personal data of millions of its users.
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Ms. Palicki, the cast's most engaging performer, resurfaces as an Orville crew member in an implausible twist that makes her character hard to care much about.
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Stealthy Russian hacker group resurfaces with clever new tricks A band of Kremlin hackers involved in the 2016 hack of the Democratic National Committee has resurfaced.
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The story of escape and refuge resurfaces in another illustration for sura 9, which depicts Mexican migrants hiding in the Arizona desert from the border patrol.
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He has been interrogated on suspicion of money laundering, fraud, and breach of trust in a long-running corruption probe that still resurfaces in the Israeli news.
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But if the past year has taught us anything, it's that time is a flat circle and that evil continually resurfaces, armed with ever more powerful weapons.
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Though it seems like the argument resurfaces every few years, the elections have brought renewed debate over the possible implementation of congestion pricing in New York City.
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It shows the immense potential of this kind of fine-grained tracking, but inescapably resurfaces questions of just what else the company could do with the data.
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"Pompliano now resurfaces after three months of inactivity with new attorneys but the same publicity-hungry game plan," Snap wrote in the motion which unsealed the documents.
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The California Democrat defeated an attempt to include the provision in last year's highway bill and is likely to lead opposition efforts if the language resurfaces again.
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As Harwood runs from the authorities, his girlfriend falls off the radar, his missing spotter resurfaces, and the assassinated men are outed as drug and sex traffickers.
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If it resurfaces, we could identify those same people that we tested first and re-test them to see how their immune response is [several months later].
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Lori Loughlin's school cheating 'Full House' episode resurfaces The Netflix series premiered in 2016 and is set to air its fifth and final season in the fall.
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The mermaid resurfaces 20 years later, and gives the now grown-up boy the option to continue his lackluster life on land, or join her under the sea.
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Here, Google uses its AI smarts to figure out that a message is probably important to you and resurfaces it to remind you to follow up or reply.
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The 1994 crime bill, which was signed into law by Democratic President Bill Clinton, resurfaces frequently in Democratic politics as sentiments shift on how to best address crime.
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It often resurfaces upsetting content we've long forgotten, like photos of former significant others, or loved ones that have passed away (you can edit what it pulls up).
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London's rejection of Uber's license to operate resurfaces a key question about the company's model for approving new drivers: Should they undergo thorough, fingerprint-based criminal background checks?
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What's important to every character resurfaces constantly, and Miranda makes sure to give them all centerpiece songs that slow the action down just enough to convey their heart's desires.
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Spiders creep in and out of Us. Adelaide and Red whistle "Itsy Bitsy Spider" in the hall of mirrors, and the nursery rhyme resurfaces in their battle as adults.
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One track from "Pieces of Time" — the jaunty "Drum Song for Leadbelly," inspired by one of that bluesman's old recordings — resurfaces on Mr. Cyrille's new album with Mr. McHenry.
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In The Atlantic, Caitlin Flanagan resurfaces a 1998 Times op-ed by Gloria Steinem, and uses it to challenge Democrats to reckon with the old accusations against Bill Clinton.
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One woman, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of damaging her career, said she experiences difficult emotions every time the Nxivm case resurfaces in the news.
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That impressionism resurfaces later, when as an adult, Saroo begins to dream of his family, and the film works hard, and effectively, to convey his mental and emotional state.
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All journeys into the self require a catalyst, and The Tale begins with a school assignment that resurfaces after decades and that Jenny's mother uncovers while doing some de-cluttering.
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But Reilly's shadowy past resurfaces when a young girl is found dead at an archaeological site near Knocknaree — the same town from which three children went missing 21 years earlier.
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According to the source, the incident resurfaces his long-held belief there are individuals inside his administration -- especially in the national security realm -- who are actively working to undermine him.
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But it almost feels as if Black trauma continues to be, if not a trend, then a genre that tactically resurfaces to be applauded by Academy boards that remain predominantly white.
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A tweet that was meant to be forgotten within minutes resurfaces years later to cost someone their job, while a video providing unambiguous evidence of war crimes disappears without a trace.
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When they lose a sibling in a headline-grabbing way, such as a mass shooting, they may be re-traumatized each time that story resurfaces -- or another one like it occurs.
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By the end of the hour, though, she resurfaces at Danni Baird's home, where she reveals while completing rehab in California in 2016, she was officially diagnosed with anxiety and depression.
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First uncovered by Metro, submarining is the thing where someone you've been seeing disappears for an extended period but then randomly resurfaces with some version of a "Hey, what's up?" message.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNBlac Chyna's Crazy Airport ArrestChris Brown Comes Out Swinging in Defense of His DaughterA Major Player in Hollywood Might Buy the Playboy MansionCasey Anthony Resurfaces... at a Yard Sale!
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The sequel takes place 27 years after the first movie with the Losers' Club all grown up and reuniting to take down Pennywise the Clown when he resurfaces in Derry, Maine.
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""In the Shadow of the Moon" — "In 1988, Philadelphia police officer Thomas Lockhart (Boyd Holbrook), hungry to become a detective, begins tracking a serial killer who mysteriously resurfaces every nine years.
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When Milly resurfaces — weaving down a country road while engulfed in flames — the narrative understandably gets darker, challenging Lillie and Quinn to break through the community's rigid defenses and twisted loyalties.
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Wednesday evening resurfaces last Friday's drama as Mars squares off with rebellious Uranus again, allowing you to take final action to resolve your conflicts and revisit the source of your drive.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNLamar Odom's Miraculous Recovery on Display in NYCA Rapper Gets in a Brawl Outside of Kanye's ShowDMX Resurfaces after a Terrifying Medical ScareAmber Rose & Blac Chyna: More Carnival Celebrations!
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NASHVILLE — From time to time, a debate resurfaces in Southern literary circles about whether there can still be a recognizable literature of the South in an age of mass media and Walmart.
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Ms. Burleigh resurfaces Mr. Trump's abusive behavior toward women, including pouring red wine down the back of an "unattractive reporter" and being accused by more than a dozen women of sexual misconduct.
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Of course, the story says, "accusations that it's elitist, discriminatory or just plain wrong" are nothing new; every few years, a debate resurfaces about whether to wipe the restriction off the books.
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Reunited by an obscure text — "I need you" — former classmates revisit a mischievous series of pranks they played on the insular world around them as an unsolved crime resurfaces 17 years later.
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In the aforementioned episode, the duke of Windsor, Elizabeth's uncle David, who ruled as King Edward VIII for most of 1936, resurfaces in the latter 1950s from his golden exile in France.
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The course attracts a number of international students, including Indians, and while at dinner with them one night, Saroo has an experience that resurfaces feelings he's long buried about his lost family.
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The American violence, and decades of condescending racism that followed, go some way towards explaining a vein of anti-Americanism that resurfaces from time to time in a country that also admires America.
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The email scandal, which broke on the eve of Hillary Clinton's nominating convention, resurfaces questions about that other email scandal that has been plaguing the presumptive Democratic nominee for more than a year.
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Misinformation is when there is an unintentional mistake, such as the poor use of statistics or quotes, or when an old image resurfaces (for example when people shared the shark photo mentioned above).
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Instead, politicians stick to talking points that are agreeable for everyone: Thoughts and prayers are offered, discussion of mental health and violent video games resurfaces, and, eventually, conversation turns back to other issues.
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The demonstration-not-performance resurfaces this week in the form of a film called A Space Program, screened to the public for the first time at New York City's newest art cinema, The Metrograph.
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Most notably, the conspiracy theory of a Jewish cabal exerting control over the politics of Western societies now resurfaces in the form of wildly exaggerated claims about the power of the pro-Israel lobby.
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He resurfaces days later in the wig and the teeth, plus a cheap shiny suit, and introduces himself to Ines and two friends at a swanky bar as Toni Erdmann, a freelance life coach.
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You get to the campaign for president in 1992, and Gennifer Flowers resurfaces with a story in The Star tabloid saying she and Bill had had an affair which went on for twelve years.
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The service has tried to alleviate this with a feature called "While you were away," which resurfaces a handful of tweets that Twitter's algorithm thinks you'd like to see based on your past behavior.
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In addition to backup, organization and sharing, Everalbum has a few other features, including favorites, short animations called flipbooks, and "throwbacks" – feature which resurfaces old photos, similar to how Google and Facebook do, too.
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North Korean official resurfaces: Kim Yong-chol, a former spymaster, was reportedly seen over the weekend with the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, despite reports that he had been banished to a labor camp.
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The service has tried to alleviate this with a feature called "While you were away," which resurfaces a handful of tweets that Twitter's algorithm thinks you'd like to see based on your past behavior.
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At the same time, her husband's estranged daughter (Juno Temple), resurfaces to hide out from gangsters at her father's apartment — and, as Winslet explained to EW earlier this year, also sets her sights on Mickey.
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Drunk Elephant T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial, available on Sephora, $80This now-legendary AHA and BHA at-home "facial" gently resurfaces the skin to remove built-up dead skin cells and reveal brighter, more even skin underneath.
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Folks are not laughing this time, Trevor Noah South African comedian Trevor Noah is facing heavy criticism after video resurfaces of a 2013 standup routine in which he made a crude joke about Aboriginal women.
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"Jason Bourne" - the fifth installment of the franchise - hits movie theaters on July 27, starring Damon as a conflicted, restless hero who resurfaces at the Greek-Macedonian border a decade after going off the grid.
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Three generations of women unite to search for her when a clue resurfaces — a damaged porcelain doll, possibly one that had been handcrafted as a portrait of the child and went missing along with her.
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After disappearing off the grid -- during which time she was "training," one detective explains in the preview -- Riley resurfaces on the five-year anniversary of the killings as a ruthless vigilante out to avenge her loved ones.
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The company said it might use my list of deleted friends so that those people did not appear in my feed with the feature "On This Day," which resurfaces memories from years past to help people reminisce.
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The Late '90s: The Tesseract Resurfaces (Again, Because Goose Throws It Up) In Captain Marvel In the hilarious Captain Marvel post credits scene, Goose the Flerken reappears in Fury's office to cough up the Tesseract onto his desk.
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" His point is distilled in this sentence: "A tweet that was meant to be forgotten within minutes resurfaces years later to cost someone their job, while a video providing unambiguous evidence of war crimes disappears without a trace.
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Others have had to put up with months of forcefully bending or twisting the phone in order to get its Touch IC connectors to intermittently work for a few minutes, hours, or days before the problem inevitably resurfaces.
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She says that she's always followed Jack wherever he led her, and admits she finds it convenient that the first time she finally has something for herself that isn't connected to Jack or the kids, his alcoholism resurfaces.
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If you ask Netflix, they'll tell you Iron Fist is the story of Danny Rand, a presumed-dead billionaire who resurfaces in New York with magic powers and dirty feet and sets out to reclaim his family's legacy.
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The old problem resurfaces, with world-class clunkiness, in Francis Lawrence's " Red Sparrow ," which features, among other talents, Jeremy Irons, Charlotte Rampling, and Ciarán Hinds, each of whom is blessed with a voice of delectable resonance and depth.
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Combating police brutality in Louisville and helping families heal from it not only resurfaces these memories, it also reminds her that her son and daughter, ages six and nine, could one day find themselves in a similar position.
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In "Death Notice," the killer of two police academy cadets in a gruesome bombing resurfaces after 18 years, this time orchestrating the murder of a revered police sergeant whose failure to solve the original case haunted his career.
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There's almost no way to know, unless an undiscovered trove of Whitman's writing resurfaces (a not implausible possibility, given the recent discovery of one of his lost manuscripts.) But maybe the actual provenance of the photo doesn't matter.
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When a trend from the past resurfaces, our reaction can go one of two ways: It either has us running for the hills (looking at you, trucker hats), or it delivers that warm, fuzzy feeling otherwise known as nostalgia.
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Aunt Glad has visible scars as well as invisible ones, and the disaster resurfaces at points when Cohen aims, sometimes heavy-handedly, to highlight issues of loss and family secrets, as well as the pleasures and dangers of pageantry.
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"It," is a terrifying child-eater who resurfaces every 19863 years to prey on kids like a viral outbreak, after "metastasizing" off the evil of the town and its worst citizens until it's grown strong enough to attack again.
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The game follows Ethan Winters as he searches for his wife Mia in Louisiana, and from the moment he steps onto the derelict Baker family property, the game dives deep into terrifying territory and never resurfaces until the credits roll.
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Why China has so few female leaders Old case resurfaces Yue said she is one of eight petitioners who demanded information and transparency on a sexual harassment investigation into a PKU literature professor whose student committed suicide 20 years ago.
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And if Trump the dealmaker resurfaces at any point between now and March 5, he could shrug off the immigration principles as easily as he's shrugged off any other principles that got in the way of a little glowing press coverage.
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As if Wednesday wasn't already hard enough, warrior planet Mars will square off with rebellious Uranus in the evening, adding to your mid-week restlessness as a conflict from last Friday resurfaces and pushes you to take the final steps toward resolution.
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Read more: Stocks are trading like they did early in the financial crisis — and it's proof to one Wall Street equity chief that the coronavirus crash will worsenIn a grimmer scenario, economies could trend in a W-shape if the virus resurfaces.
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And somewhere Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaObama clip joking that GOP will want a moat, alligators resurfaces after Trump report Former Ukraine president says he talked to Giuliani about investments READ: Transcript of Pete Buttigieg's exclusive interview with The Hill MORE is implicated.
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Merkley's report acknowledges the proposed changes to the asylum system and also resurfaces documents that found the controversial policy that led to the separation of thousands of families at the US-Mexico border was intended to deter migrants from coming to the border.
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But when that group's leader, Silas (Toby Kebbell) resurfaces in the present, Erin embarks on a solo investigation to bring him, girlfriend Petra (Tatiana Maslany) and their remaining acolytes down, and by doing so, raises more demons from her past than she had planned.
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Early federal funding to develop the technology dried up, and although the idea occasionally resurfaces in the United States — there is talk of trying to bring the technology to the Northeast rail corridor — superconducting maglev trains have been built only in Japan, as demonstration tracks.
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Related: Killing of 'Narcos' scout resurfaces Escobar trademark feud The first two seasons of the Netflix drama focused on Pablo Escobar's cartel, including the efforts by the Drug Enforcement Agency and Colombian authorities to capture him, culminating with the drug lord's death in 1993.
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Ms. Davis's voice now — speaking, not singing — resurfaces in "Betty: They Say I'm Different," an impressionistic documentary that will have its United States theatrical premiere on Wednesday at the Billie Holiday Theater in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, as part of the Red Bull Music Festival.
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The children at the center of It, a group of pre-teen misfits known as the Losers Club, are all still haunted by their experiences 27 years later when It resurfaces again, reuniting them all in one last battle to save the town and themselves.
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From a psychological standpoint, Marni Amsellem, PhD, a clinical psychologist at Smart Health Psychology, says that when you've said or done something that you feel shame over, you are connecting that action with the feeling of embarrassment — and when the memory resurfaces, so does the feeling.
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There's something universal in his performance, something everyone can resonate with, but it's the particularity of it — the way every element of this character, his particular history and struggles, resurfaces in his face — that makes it a standout, even in one of the year's best films.
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Whether or not Mullah Mansour resurfaces as he did the last time he was reported killed, the United States' expansion of its drone campaign into Baluchistan suggests "that the U.S. is losing patience with the promises of Pakistan," said Husain Haqqani, a former Pakistani ambassador to Washington.
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Buy it here: Sephora, $58 | Amazon, $58The fruit or vegetable: Prickly pear, goji berry, red raspberry, orange, papaya, lemon What it does: The first half of the ingredient list above offer antioxidant benefits, while the second half, present in enzyme form, exfoliate and resurfaces the skin.
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Steve Kerr's emotional paean to Pearl Jam's most feelingful ballad resurfaces online from time to time, and we can expect to see it again as the NBA's Coach of the Year leads his Golden State Warriors in pursuit of their second NBA title in as many years.
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One object that resurfaces here — second only to the simultaneously paraded and parodied macho mustache — is a T-shirt that says "Maricon," whose wearers (and particularly the group the Maricón Collective) are proudly appropriating a Spanish slur for gay men and turning it into a rallying slogan.
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Tom Hammerschmidt and his team at the Herald are getting closer and closer to connecting Frank with the murder of Zoe Barnes, way back in Season 2, and Rachel Posner's old flame Lisa Williams resurfaces and urges them to look into whether Doug Stamper killed her.
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Kidman is almost unrecognizable as Erin Bell, an LAPD detective with a terribly dark past that has wrung her ragged at the bottom of a bottle — until a totem from that past resurfaces, causing Erin to spiral even further as she desperately tries to rectify her past mistakes.
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The debate about term limits typically resurfaces at the start of every Congress, but it's taking on a prescient tone as a number of young freshmen members calling for leadership change have arrived on Capitol Hill, and Pelosi is trying to shore up support for her bid for speaker.
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Fifteen minutes later, the word "chilling" resurfaces again, this time in the description of football fans who briefly turned "Hernandez-ing" into a meme, mimicking Hernandez's arrest pose (a shirt covered over his arms, as a body restraint), and an Instagram photo where he showed off a handgun.
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You'll be driven to keep going on Friday evening, when the Moon squares off with Mars at 7:38 PM. Last Friday's drama resurfaces on Wednesday evening when Mars squares off with rebellious Uranus again, pushing you to take the final steps to break away from whatever's holding you back.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --EXCLUSIVE: GUCCIFER 28500 RESURFACES: Guccifer 6900, the hacker who breached the Democratic National Committee, has released a cache of purported DNC documents to The Hill in an effort to refocus attention on the hack.
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So, the end of the Mosul battle, even with the Islamic State still in control of other areas of the country, resurfaces a vital question that has been asked ever since the modern and multisectarian state of Iraq was created from the ashes of World War I: Can the country hold together?
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A Polestar rep showed me how the system — whose interface is customized by Polestar, and the underlying functionality is done in partnership between the carmaker and Google — automatically resurfaces recent places the car has been as likely destinations and, moreover, calculates how much of a charge will be left once the driver reaches each location.
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Leaning on details about what the teens are up to in an effort to shock parents — and, let's face it, the media, who have already dubbed Euphoria "controversial" despite nobody actually seeming to be all that mad about it — is a time-honored tactic, one that resurfaces in pop culture every five to 113 years.
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Steinberg and Keith recommend best practice guidelines for parents to consider when "sharenting" -- such as, considering how a photo might affect their children if a bully finds it and uses it against them, or whether a photo could have a negative effect if their child is running for political office as an adult and it resurfaces.
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"To declare with confidence that the worst is over for the lira the central bank would have to act decisively on September 0.33 (or earlier if the selling pressure on the lira resurfaces), diplomatic tension with the US would have to ease and prudent fiscal measures and structural reforms would have to be swiftly implemented," Rabobank strategists wrote in a note to clients.
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Had Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaObama clip joking that GOP will want a moat, alligators resurfaces after Trump report Former Ukraine president says he talked to Giuliani about investments READ: Transcript of Pete Buttigieg's exclusive interview with The Hill MORE remained an Illinois state senator, he and his wife would not today own multiple residences in choice locations worth millions of dollars.
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It includes Gillo Pontecorvo's 1966 classic, "The Battle of Algiers," on Saturday; Michael Haneke's "Caché" (Saturday), in which France's colonial past resurfaces in mysterious videotapes; "No Fear, No Die" (Tuesday), a noir from Claire Denis that concerns two immigrants who become involved in an illicit cockfighting ring; and "Sambizanga" (Wednesday), about a woman (Elisa Andrade, left) searching for her husband, a liberation activist, in Portuguese-ruled Angola.
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The program includes Gillo Pontecorvo's 1966 classic, "The Battle of Algiers," showing Saturday; Michael Haneke's "Caché" (Saturday), in which France's repressed colonial past resurfaces, indirectly, in mysterious videotapes; "No Fear, No Die" (Tuesday), a noir from Claire Denis that concerns two immigrants who become involved in an illicit cockfighting ring; and "Sambizanga" (Wednesday), about a woman searching for her husband, a liberation activist, in Portuguese-ruled Angola.
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Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla said despite the U.S. cutting off communication with most of Cuba, the progress made under former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaObama clip joking that GOP will want a moat, alligators resurfaces after Trump report Former Ukraine president says he talked to Giuliani about investments READ: Transcript of Pete Buttigieg's exclusive interview with The Hill MORE has not be undone.
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And he has been praised for staying above the fray as an ex-president and refusing to call out either Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaObama clip joking that GOP will want a moat, alligators resurfaces after Trump report Former Ukraine president says he talked to Giuliani about investments READ: Transcript of Pete Buttigieg's exclusive interview with The Hill MORE or Trump when he disagrees with them.
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Actress Mia Farrow on Tuesday resurfaced a past picture of President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE's sons Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpMia Farrow resurfaces photo of Trump sons with dead leopard after signing of animal cruelty bill Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears Ex-RNC chairman slams group for spending 0K on copies of Trump Jr. book: That's 'screwed up' MORE and Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpMia Farrow resurfaces photo of Trump sons with dead leopard after signing of animal cruelty bill Eric Trump promotes Trump wine as Sondland testifies: 'Perfect day for a nice bottle of this' Resistance or unhinged behavior?
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Former Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Michael Steele on Friday blasted the organization for buying nearly $6900,2628 worth of copies of Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpMia Farrow resurfaces photo of Trump sons with dead leopard after signing of animal cruelty bill Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears Ex-RNC chairman slams group for spending 28503K on copies of Trump Jr. book: That's 'screwed up' MORE's new book.
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While the approval of the amendments is not in doubt, analysts will be looking to see if there's any "no" votes or abstaining ballots cast for signs of opposition to Xi's power grab (though the authorities have already said that reporters will not be allowed in during the vote on March 11.) Anti-graft czar resurfaces In China's power hierarchy, the ceremonial vice presidency is often an afterthought.
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Ditto the second season finale's sudden shutdown of long-running plotlines and potential stunners: Annika gets grabbed by the feds but tells Lucious immediately rather than serving as a secret snitch for any length of time; Jamal gets shot by his friend Freda Gatz when she tries to assassinate his father, but heals offscreen; Lucious's mentally ill mother resurfaces in front of the paparazzi but is pulled away before she can damage his reputation, also offscreen.
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Building on his strong second-place finish, he could have been presumed to have started on the inside track — just as Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonGiuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report California political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Sanders heart procedures shines spotlight on age of top Democrats MORE had in 2016, after finishing second to Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaObama clip joking that GOP will want a moat, alligators resurfaces after Trump report Former Ukraine president says he talked to Giuliani about investments READ: Transcript of Pete Buttigieg's exclusive interview with The Hill MORE in 21625.
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Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's Mia Farrow resurfaces photo of Trump sons with dead leopard after signing of animal cruelty bill Eric Trump promotes Trump wine as Sondland testifies: 'Perfect day for a nice bottle of this' MORE and Donald Trump Jr., who also serve as Trump Organization executives, are frequently seen on the campaign trail as surrogates, while Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE is an unpaid senior White House adviser.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) reportedly purchased nearly $22019,000 worth of copies of the book "Triggered" by President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE's son Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpMia Farrow resurfaces photo of Trump sons with dead leopard after signing of animal cruelty bill Juan Williams: Trump has nothing left but smears Ex-RNC chairman slams group for spending 0K on copies of Trump Jr. book: That's 'screwed up' MORE Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings show that on Oct.
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