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Rooney's temperament was never an issue for England throughout Euro 2004, but surfaced with a vengeance in Madrid last year.

(The ribbons, Mr. Gallen said, are not officially connected with his event, but surfaced from elsewhere, to become a fashion statement at last Sunday's Golden Globes ceremony. "I'm glad somebody else thought about the ribbons," he said).

His light-hearted remarks came during talks with the German Chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, and the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, in Kalingrad, Russia, on Sunday, but surfaced in the French newspaper Liberation after being overheard by journalists.

The MP who raised the case, which dates back to the 1980s but surfaced only after recent disclosures about the clandestine unit of police spies, suggested it may constitute a case in which "a police officer crossed the line into acting as an agent provocateur".

DeGeneres didn't attempt to sing, but surfaced wearing a glittery silver suit she paraded as Swift sang her hit "Style".

A counter-movement to pictorialism, the 1920s' Neue Sachlichkeit was slow to reach Denmark but surfaced in 1948 when Keld Helmer-Petersen published his abstract colour studies in 122 Colour Photographs.

But surfacing peccadillos stir our instincts.

But resentments surfaced.

Both sounded intriguing, but neither surfaced.

But she surfaced not long after, Wilmette police confirmed.

Carlos jumped in after him, he said, but neither surfaced.