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B1 FASHION B11 The Return of the Bikini The two-piece women's swimsuit is gaining renewed popularity, with sales jumping 80percentt in two years.

HIROSHIMA — Shigeru Yoshida, the suave, cigar-smoking former diplomat and one of Japan's most prominent postwar prime ministers, has gained renewed popularity, thanks to a historical drama on national television and the talents of the actor Ken Watanabe.

The use of esophageal balloon catheter to estimate pleural pressure has gained renewed popularity in recent years.

Worn under gowns as a figure enhancing item of lingerie in centuries gone by, the corset has gained renewed popularity recently for providing an effortlessly sexy silhouette, whether under other clothes or on its own.

"The trend seems to be gaining renewed momentum".

Just as doubts have surfaced about multiculturalism so talk about cultural identity too has changed, with "difference" once (albeit briefly) celebrated, becoming suspect as various kinds of conformity (Britishness, Englishness) gain a renewed popularity.

Now, Aedes aegypti has gained renewed importance.

In addition, sexual and reproductive health gained renewed prominence.

But falling gasoline prices and the renewed popularity of less efficient S.U.V.s have blunted fuel efficiency gains.

In Israel, Netanyahu's coalition is enjoying renewed popularity.

During the 18th century wax portrait medallions enjoyed renewed popularity.