| And what are its positions, the traces of new identities that can resurge from these disruptions. |
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| Most of this increase is due to a resurge in investment in almost all the Member States. |
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| But it is during the last quarter of the XX century when the authentic contemporary resurge of the peregrination takes place. |
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| Over 50 km of underground galleries collect several rivers that resurge in daylight after a mysterious journey, 10 km away. |
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| This might eventually permit a sump bypass and, having looked closely at the depth potential, it is very close to 1km if they manage to resurge in the nearby river. |
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| The revolutionary parties of the proletariat have to learn their lessons well from both positive and negative experiences in order to resurge and prevail over imperialism. |
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| They can resurge in the most peaceful and just of our societies if there is a crisis or a threat, or insidiously if we relax in the face of the curse of violations of the most basic rights. |
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| It hints that the Australian slang neologists of the next generation may be responsible for a resurge of Australia's previous dominance in the slang vernacular of the English-speaking world. |
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| The risks should not resurge again until the autumn. |
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| On the Désert de Platé, water does not trickle over the surface but is engulfed in the interior of the mountain itself, to resurge finally from beneath the limestone when an impermeable layer is encountered. |
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| The central bank indicates its readiness to tighten the monetary policy stance further if inflationary pressures resurge or credit growth persists. |
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| At Newbury, RESURGE will be sent off a bigger price than he should be following a lethargic effort at Salisbury last time. |
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| Resurge returns Resurge will have his first run of the season after a lung infection in the spring delayed his return. |
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| Stand To Reason has an outstanding chance on the book and should turn round last month's form with Resurge. |
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