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The publicity from the school's resurgent football program has more students applying for admission.
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Economists hope a resurgent economy will lift wages without increasing inflation.
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Then there was a resurgence—an immense struggle against my weight.† (source)
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In other words, there were many factors within and without Anna's control that contributed to her resurgence.† (source)
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No fireworks, no leftover anger or resurging flutters.† (source)
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'Yes?' said Umbridge with a sudden resurgence of excitement.† (source)
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—will be speaking with conspiracy theorist Tyler Tingley, about this shocking resurgence—† (source)
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The shouting of slogans, which had slackened a bit, now picked up with renewed force and drowned out everything else like a resurgent tide.† (source)
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Whereupon the resurging reality of the present, as if in irony of his wish, steeped him instantly in contending thought.† (source)
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Hope, that seemed unquenchable in him, resurged again.† (source)
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He told me that the resurgence of her cancer was already far advanced.† (source)
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They talked about that, and other resurgent diseases from centuries past.† (source)
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Joan got up to the window, dizzy and sick with the resurging memory of Jim's return to Kells with that gold-belt.† (source)
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Eragon's anger resurged like a crimson tide.† (source)
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HARRY: And I have very good reason to believe that Dark Magic is in a resurgence and I need to keep you safe from it.† (source)
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He enjoyed listening to Nately, whose maudlin, bittersweet lamentations mirrored much of his own romantic desolation and never failed to evoke in him resurgent tides of longing for his wife and children.† (source)
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