resurgent

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• After missing the playoffs in a disappointing 2019 campaign, Chicago had a resurgent regular season in 2020 but quickly crashed out of the postseason.

• Adjusting to an old issue — and a resurgent one The data that landed on Mike Schmidt’s desk in early August 2020, when he took over as Multnomah County district attorney, was a carry-over from the early demonstrations and broad arrests.

• Through Sunday’s games, only one team — the resurgent Boston Red Sox — is on pace for at least 100 wins, while two — the Colorado Rockies and the Tigers — are on pace for fewer than 60.

• Indianapolis is suddenly hanging on to the final playoff spot and faces a resurgent Texans team in two of its next three games.

• Later, Eater Los Angeles’ Mona Holmes discusses why a resurgent downtown restaurant scene has been completely hobbled by the fallout from the virus.

• To target the resurgent Nazi movement, X-2 recruited some 13 agents in Munich and had another dozen under consideration.

• Atlanta soon flourished, becoming the resurgent urban center of an otherwise impoverished South.

• But will 9,800 troops be enough to keep a resurgent al Qaeda out?

• The Crimean Tatars, however, who were shipped away to Kazakhastan by Stalin after WWII, have no desire to join a resurgent Russia.

• Toll Brothers is just a smaller part of a larger story of a resurgent housing market in 2012.