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To resurgence
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An instance of something resurging; a renewal of vigor or vitality.
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"That's been very important to resurgence of this city, and Detroit has to do the same thing".
But the London Symphony survived, through deepening crisis in the 1950's to resurgence in the 60's as classical music's answer to all that was hip and swinging.
However, many variables in this study (e.g., perceived reaction to resurgence and some psychological responses variables) have not been reported elsewhere.
This is why cessation of HAART leads to resurgence of viral loads and progression to AIDS without the initial symptoms of the primary stage.
The Ecologist archive is now being migrated to Resurgence.
The bout would be expected to set records for pay-per-view buys, continuing boxing on the road to resurgence.
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Prevalence rates of 60 to 70% were necessary to delay resurgences to 20 to 30 years in areas where CHIKV had circulated before [ 31].
Of particular concern, the emergence of insecticide-resistant mosquito vectors and multi-drug resistant parasites has contributed to resurgences of the disease.
The entire city was expected to react strongly to a resurgence of SARS.
(Chalk that up to the resurgence of what used to be called progressive rock).
While there are therapies that can decimate a cancer cell population, unfortunately cancers can also evolve resistance to these therapies, leading to the resurgence of treatment-refractory disease.
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