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Some think it just possible Bo himself could re-emerge as a significant force.
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Auckland's Bastion Point gun emplacement may be about to re-emerge as a tourist attraction.
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Leidos and Engility could re-emerge as bidders at a later date, according to the sources.
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This isn't going to happen now in the near future, but could quickly re-emerge as an Autumn risk.
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Defeated Iraqi soldiers may be melting back into the general population, coalition officers fear, only to re-emerge as combatants.
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Based on these new developments, PDT is likely to re-emerge as a valuable technique in the treatment of diverse gastrointestinal diseases.
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In the wake of his Ryder Cup appointment last week, Olazábal is, however, hoping he can re-emerge as a Tour regular.
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Moving the capital from Bonn to Berlin after re-unification aroused anxiety among critics that a strong Prussia could re-emerge as a political force.
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Hidden for decades beneath the Michael Joseph Savage Memorial, the Bastion Point gun emplacement may be about to re-emerge as a tourist attraction.
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There are 807 hotels and now is the time for the sleeping beauties to shake off their lethargy and re-emerge as Snow Whites.
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In one championship season, Waterford's hurlers have managed to redress the stigma of "losers" and re-emerge as a team of substance.
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We always thought the sovereign crisis would re-emerge as we approached H2 after a justifiable honeymoon period in H1.
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But he has masterminded Mannesmann's metamorphosis into the country's fastest growing corporate group - and could yet re-emerge as one of its post-modern business leaders.
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Gwen hardly registered that the walkway had now re-emerged as the water subsided.
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Why has the NI-only backstop re-emerged as a possible solution?
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By this point, Peter Mandelson had re-emerged as a key player at Blair's side.