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He is one of many students drawn by a surge of scientific optimism in the 1920s to Berlin, where a chance encounter with Einstein feeds his ambitions of making a great discovery.

The violence resulted in a surge of migration northward.

Around the third month, most children's self-regulation abilities improve in a surge of development.

Mr. Miller benefited in the primary from a surge of conservative voters drawn to the polls by an abortion-related ballot measure.

(Reuters) - One ticket sold in California matched all the winning numbers drawn on Saturday for the Powerball jackpot that soared to an estimated $448.7 million on a surge of last-minute buying, lottery officials said.

It seems the Taliban, al-Qaeda, and various hostile fighters in Afghanistan drew their own lessons from Petraeus's surge in Iraq: they learned to deal with a surge not by fading away before it, but by meeting it with a surge of their own.

Overcrowded schools are a particular problem in Queens, which has had a surge of immigrants in recent decades, drawn by its solid housing and good schools.

In the 1990s, a surge of restrictionist fervor spurred the political mobilization of recent immigrants.

Their passion draws us in, the surge of creativities at that typewriter, and his affair, the separation, Eros and Thanatos, the what-might-have-been. Just a couple of minutes' walk away from Chalcot Square, at 23 Fitzroy Road, is the house once inhabited by W.B. Yeats where Plath took her life on Feb. 11, 1963, in the dead of winter.

Increases in the aging population will create a surge of interest in research on aging.

A surge of prolactin occurs in female rats during proestrus in response to elevated steroid levels.