resurface

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• They constantly fear being retraumatized, because at any moment the images could resurface and once again ruin their lives.

• Several prominent Democrats and activist groups are arguing Greene should resign or be removed from elected office, and a small number of GOP lawmakers have also criticized her after her posts and comments resurfaced.

• As the origin tale of the mittens began to seep out on Inauguration Day, that old Twitter account resurfaced.

• Alibaba’s billionaire founder resurfaced as he spoke to 100 rural teachers through a video call, three months after his last public appearance in October, sending the e-commerce firm’s shares up more than 8% in Hong Kong.

• Unfortunately, his injury issues resurfaced when he appeared to hurt his leg on a subsequent run.

• It went into remission, but it would resurface in 2011; and Scott was able to beat it once again.

• Relics, paintings, ancient texts, and other links to our past that were lost suddenly resurface in hard to explain places.

• But amid the allegations of sexual abuse, allegations of physical abuse have also begun to resurface.

• It was a strange way to resurface nearly seven months after his last television appearance.

• Of course Martha will resurface, via a rather contrived encounter with Nicholas, and of course Regina will have to decide.

• They are especially likely to resurface during periods of insecurity, disappointment, and frustration.