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re-emergence
noun
the act or an instance of re-emerging
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It followed the re-emergence of emails from 2011, showing Andrew in contact with Epstein months after he claimed their friendship ended.
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What could the re-emergence of the once-banned Hindu group mean for Indian politics?
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I’ve been wanting to come to Surya since it opened in the bleary-eyed re-emergence of 2021 as a beacon of peace and calm.
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The early re-emergence of Hamas could pose problems for the deal, which requires the group to give up government and military control of Gaza and to demilitarize.
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It is a remarkable public re-emergence for Kushner.
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