She noted how the estate arose anew after falling into ruin when it became part of a Soviet collective farm, or kolkhoz, in the 1920s.
The issue of the composition of Mr. Obama's team arose anew when Ms. Rice withdrew.
He is working on the assumption that the genetic culprit arose anew in Beatrice's DNA and would therefore be absent in her parents.
But, when intelligence agencies uncovered a plot last week to use laser printer cartridges from Yemen as airborne bombs on planes bound for the United States, the question arose anew: What price do we pay to stay lucky always?
Culture history arose anew early in the twentieth century.
This past week, at the U.N. General Assembly in New York, speculation arose anew about Israel's frequently repeated determination to use military force, if necessary, to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon.
What connects them are some of the minimal metabolisms that arose anew at size 24 and 25.
But it is not clear whether the guilty mutations are inherited, or whether they arise anew in each generation.
The Absolute, the whole of reality, is one and eternal, always the same and omnipresent, but it is also the kind of whole that divides from itself, encounters itself, arises anew each moment, engenders itself as the transient flux of each unique and individual moment of experience of every sentient being.
And, in echo of his famous words, that the work begins anew, the hope arises anew, and the dream lives on.
