When they make their expected comeback, that, once again, will be their appeal to the masses.
Lou Gerstner, turnaround artist extraordinaire and the main architect of International Business Machines' ibm comeback, is once again chanting the all-too familiar mantra: "Its' the Internet, stupid".
For all the damage-limitation exercises, the article, headlined "The Comeback Id" has once again stoked debate about Bill Clinton's legacy.
Recently, however, prompted by Noam Chomsky's claim that findings in linguistics vindicate Nativism against Empiricism, innateness has made a strong comeback; it is once again the subject of philosophical and scientific controversy.
After notching up more than 3 million viewers to his comeback fight, boxer David Haye has once again turned to male-focused channel Dave to air his second heavyweight fight against unbeaten Arnold "The Cobra" Gjergjaj.
He promised a comeback, sort of: "I will try once again, outside of politics, to serve the common good..."...
They showed little appetite for that in a poor first-half performance before once again producing a comeback to salvage something from the game - just as they have done in their last three league fixtures.
Once again, the Clinton comeback kicked into gear with his much praised Clinton Global Initiative, until he assumed an active role in his wife's bid for the 2008 presidential nomination.
Elan rose 11% on Thursday after the Ireland-based drug firm once again predicted a comeback for its suspended Tysabri drug.
Pure electric vehicles appear to be making a comeback, diesel and bio-diesel are once again chic with bio-diesel as the most eco-friendly of the two and ethanol-based vehicles are the talk of the town, though the most politically divisive option at the moment.
