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Meanings of make a comeback in English

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Usage of make a comeback in English
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Among Socialist Party supporters, 57 percent said he could make a comeback.
Reuters
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Aretha's hat could make a comeback at this inauguration as an homage.
Ebony
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However, there remains plenty of time for South Africa to make a comeback.
The South African
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Emerging markets will make a comeback - perhaps in unlikely places.
Reuters
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I decided I would make a comeback in judo, but on my terms.
My Fight/Your Fight
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Spitznagel has a vested interest in seeing Detroit make a comeback.
Reuters
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Dinosaurs will make a comeback before the Red Sox ever win the pennant.
Norway to hide: a passport to peril mystery
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After a decade of near obscurity, she was hoping to make a comeback.
The new yorker
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Recently retired Mackenzie is to make a comeback by acting as Powell's runner.
The Guardian
10
A FERRY which was axed three years ago is set to make a comeback.
The Irish Times
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Strauss-Kahn is trying to make a comeback as an economic adviser and conference speaker.
Reuters
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The Conservatives also need the Greens to make a comeback.
The Guardian
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Are you looking forward to these throwbacks make a comeback?
Ebony
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Now that panel costs in U.S. will go up, will reflectors make a comeback?
Radio NZ
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Mead, one of the oldest alcoholic beverages, is apparently ready to make a comeback.
BBC
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Port Elizabeth-based team, the Kings will also make a comeback.
The South African
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