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However, I guess my needs as a man began to slowly re-emerge.
The Irish Times
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Then prices go up again because competition gets fierce, and sellers re-emerge.
Reuters
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Weinstein has maintained that he can weather the crisis and re-emerge.
News.com.au
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Some think it just possible Bo himself could re-emerge as a significant force.
The Guardian
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It was unclear whether the two bidding groups would re-emerge with higher offers.
Reuters
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Instead, themes and characters re-emerge over the course of the show.
Wired
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Only about one in 10 of the African storms re-emerge, though.
Wired
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When you re-emerge freshly eager, while I to leisure, saunter .
NATURAE
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She remembered thinking the woman had entered a black tomb, never to re-emerge.
Gratitude
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The legislation is expected to re-emerge in the New York Senate soon as well.
Reuters
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Armstrong has slowly begun to re-emerge in public since then.
Reuters
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Auckland's Bastion Point gun emplacement may be about to re-emerge as a tourist attraction.
Radio NZ
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Then they will re-emerge stronger, and their ideology with them.
A journey: my political life
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Why did the veil re-emerge among university-educated and professional women?
The Guardian
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However, as a coach I have recently been concerned to see certain primitive methods re-emerge.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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But now, as the security situation improves in Somalia, Sufi ceremonies are starting to re-emerge.
BBC
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