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Abortion, a familiar issue in elections past, has again emerged in recent days as a focus of controversy.

Since the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, Kyrgyzstan, teetering between democracy and authoritarianism, has again emerged as a crossroads of cultures and politics.

WNBC-TV, with only three days left in the November sweeps, has again emerged as the top prime-time news station in the New York market, according to data from Nielsen Media Research.

In the early 2000s, this technology has again emerged as an economically and technologically acceptable option for peak load shaving and wind and solar energy storage for power quality assurance.

The Egyptian military played a key role in politics before President Hosni Mubarak's departure; it stood centre-stage after the upheavals of the Arab Spring; and as this latest crisis demonstrates it has again emerged from its barracks to enforce what it sees as the national interest.

As they transformed between their wall of sound first album, All Hour Cymbals, and the danceable Odd Blood, Yeasayer has again emerged from the chrysalis a beautiful, transformed butterfly.

DURBAN, South Africa Chinana, the world's biggest greenhouse gas emitter, has once again emerged as the biggest puzzle at international climate change talks, sending ambiguous signals about the role it intends to play in future negotiations.

Like a hardy perennial that makes its annual appearance during the intense end-of-session negotiations between Congress and the White House over spending bills, education has once again emerged as a key and highly contentious issue.

The AAP did not do well in last summer's general election, but in recent weeks Mr Kejriwal has once again emerged as the major challenge to the BJP's electoral hopes in Delhi.

The AAP did not do well in last summer's general election which was swept by the BJP, but in recent weeks Mr Kejriwal has once again emerged as the major obstacle to the BJP's electoral hopes.

But even as Obama departs Saturday for Hanoi, instability in the Middle East and the terrorist threat to the West arising from it have once again emerged, providing a timely reminder of the region's hold on the president.