The clocks have sprung back and the spring fever is setting in.
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To their surprise, the researchers found that hundreds of genes sprung back to life.
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Damascus, Syria (CNN)The once-desolate marketplace of Shaalan has sprung back to life.
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Then two weeks later, it unexpectedly sprung back to life and began sending them data again.
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Outside, bustling markets have sprung back into life on the eastern banks of the Tigris river.
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The dam project opposed by the Kayapó sprung back to life, going into operation this year.
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I've tried connecting it to a Windows 10 desktop PC, and the micro:bit sprung back to life.
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Some complained that Newark was limping toward recovery as other cities that were similarly inundated had sprung back.
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Extending my arm, I watched, captivated, as the tightly wound curls lengthened, then quickly sprung back into place.
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Like thenthuk, it's heavy with hanks of beef and dried wood-ear mushrooms sprung back to life and surprisingly tender.
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After losses earlier in the day, China markets sprung back slightly, with the benchmark Shanghai composite up 0.46 percent to close at 20.75,2181.92.
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Like clockwork, two kept coming back each morning to the same spots, as though the grass they atethe day before had sprung back overnight.
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The housing market, once crippled by foreclosures, has sprung back to life, with home prices scaling new heights in many parts of the country.
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I curled it close and tight to my new hair multiple times but there was nothing I could do, it sprung back up like a poodle.
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Of the five leaders, Exxon looks best-positioned to continue rallying as the energy sector has "sprung back to life," said Newton Advisors founder Mark Newton.
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When the young Sahatorn brought them out from the cold he thought they looked like a bunch of dead insects, but many of them sprung back to life.
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So, we decided to take a walk down American Horror Story lane to see just how many witches have died and still sprung back to life over the years.
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Former colonial power France intervened in 2013 to drive back militants who had seized northern Mali in 2012, but groups allied with al Qaeda and Islamic State have sprung back.
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There, a 24-hour generator is now powering not only the Wi-Fi and air conditioning but also multiple restaurants and bars that have sprung back to life in recent days.
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Tropical foliage has sprung back on much of the mountainous island, home to a series of national parks, including Gorda Peak National Park, with its panoramic trail to 250,240 feet elevation.
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As psychedelic science has sprung back from the grave in recent years, researchers have probed multiple potential therapeutic uses for other substances, like psilocybin, even if some threads seem more promising than others.
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As far as spoilers, well, Jon Snow is hanging out in the crypts of Winterfell in the same outfit he's worn since he sprung back to life in the middle of season six (minus the UGG boots).
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Though they never officially disbanded, they went into long periods of inactivity—that is, until recently, when the band sprung back into action (look for them at Brooklyn's Saint at Brooklyn's Saint Vitus Bar Bar on October 14).
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So, as I was feeling particularly blue this week, I decided to try download Simon and Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence" for free on every old pirate website, to see if any of them had sprung back up in my absence.
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That she later reportedly changed her name to Kate Valentine Spade to reflect the name of a new company, Frances Valentine, and to distance herself from her former brand, seemed to suggest that she had sprung back after her sabbatical from whatever problems had arisen after Kate Spade was sold to investors and then began to change hands with dizzying speed.
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Back straight and powerful. Strong, broad, muscular loin. Croup slightly inclined. Chest deep, ribs moderately sprung, back ribs proportionately long.
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It is due to the healthy interest and untiring efforts of the people in Dusi and members of families of this village now living elsewhere that this ancient temple has sprung back to life. Renovation includes a new shrine for Santhanavalli Thayar and kitchen (Madapalli). The consecration (samprokshanam) of the Vaikuntavasa Perumal temple was held on 24 March 2011.
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Beaten by the Spanish at Alcañiz, he sprung back and soundly defeated the army of Blake y Joyes at María on 14 June 1809. On 22 April 1810, he defeated O'Donnell at Lleida. After the siege of Tarragona, he was named marshal of France on 8 July 1811. In 1812, he captured Valencia, for which he was rewarded with the dukedom of Albufera nearby, on 24 January.
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The line through the station closed to passengers in January 1960 and to freight a year later. In 1964 the line was still technically "operational" northwards from the station in case it reopened for freight or military traffic, but none materialised and the tracks were lifted northwards to the site of . Tracks north of that halt sprung back to life in 1964 to serve Trawsfynydd nuclear power station. By 2017 the site had been put to agricultural use and was hardly recognisable as a former station.
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Basketball After a brief hiatus in intercollegiate competition, the Carlow women's basketball program sprung back into action in 1990. The team competes in at least 26 competitions per season as a member of the American Mideast Conference. The Carlow Celtics play their home games in Oakland Catholic High School. In addition, the Celtics have been recognized for academic success and have been ranked the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) for academic success, placing in the NAIA's top 20 on numerous occasions while also earning individual honors as NAIA Scholar- Athletes.
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An asphalt artificial curling rink was made for Alexander Shedden at Morishill for playing during the summer months. This game used a and ball made from lignum vitae covered in copper and previously balanced in a bath of mercury. The ball had a handle which could be pulled out with a hook for use, which then quickly sprung back into place upon release.Dobie (1896), Page 210 The Morishill 'Pleasure pond' otherwise known as 'Beith Loch' was used for curling in the winter months and in 1892 on 27 December the Glasgow Herald records that a match took place between Beith and Morishill.
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An early 1983 Sierra L-model, without the "strakes" to adjust crosswind stability Early versions suffered from crosswind stability problems, which were addressed in 1985 with the addition of "strakes" (small spoilers) on the rear edge of the rubber seals of the rear-most side windows. These shortcomings saw a lot of press attention, and contributed to early slow sales, when it was outsold by its key rival the Vauxhall Cavalier in 1984 and 1985. Other rumours that the car hid major crash damage (in part true, as the new bumper design sprung back after minor impact and couldn't be "read" to interpret major damage) also harmed the car's reputation.
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While at Walden Commune, Zonker spent most of his time watching TV, getting high, and swimming around in a minuscule body of water called "Walden Puddle", which he considered to be a sacred and holy place. In his early years in the strip, Zonker had the ability to talk to plants. (Mike also talked to the plants during Zonker's stint as Lieutenant Governor of American Samoa.) In later stories, Zonker appeared to lose this ability, but it has sprung back up occasionally, and he has been seen conversing with a marijuana plant, and a scrawny Christmas tree in recent years. Other than these few exceptions, this power seems to have left him, and he misses it terribly.
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Immediately after his baptism and to the amazement of everyone in the room, it is stated by the Sunday-Mail that Paul is believed to have sprung back to life immediately. It is said that Father Schmidt and the gathered congregation were all filled with the Holy Spirit and they all uttered in Shona language saying, 'Mwana amutsirwe basa, mwana amutsirwe basa, mwana amutsirwe basa', loosely translated to English as, 'The child has been raised for a mission'. His followers, who are mainly members of The African Apostolic Church adore him to such an extent that they prominently mentions his name during their prayers. Paul is believed to have learnt and started the Roman Catholic Catechism classes at the age of 11.
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In the time of the Thirty Years' War, the population shrank considerably. In 1652 (four years after the war ended), only nine family heads could be counted all together. By 1787, though, Hackenheim had sprung back from that war (and later ones in the 17th century) for there were now 46 houses used by 43 families, representing about 200 inhabitants. One important mediaeval establishment was long preserved: the old high court with its gallows, which supposedly stood on the flat-topped ridge of the Galgenberg (“Gallows Mountain”) at the passing place on the road from Kreuznach to Hackenheim near the Darmstädter Hof. The rural cadastral name “Am Hochgericht” (“At the High Court”) even today identifies the place where death sentences passed by the Kreuznacher Landgericht were carried out.
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