Of course, this bill could rear its ugly head again in the next year.
The situation arose in Budapest, and could rear its ugly head once more should Raikkonen fail to appear tomorrow morning.
A further problem for Cameron could rear its head this week if the 18 Conservative MEPs join forces with a German eurosceptic party – Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) in the European parliament.
Despite the uncertainty over whether the swine flu will spread further or abate, fears that a more virulent form could rear its head in the future persist.
The doubter worried that while the potential election of the African American candidate created the appearance that race no longer plays an active role in American politics, the fear remained, racism could rear its ugly head on election day.
He finds resonance in the play, in this production particularly, with its suggestion that a version of hysteria could rear up anywhere, at any moment.
Using surpluses of sweet potatoes, highlanders could rear pigs, which were prized as symbols of wealth and prestige.
He also pioneered a scheme by which labourers were encouraged to send their children to school in return for two calves that they could rear, to compensate for the loss of the child's income.
This risk then could rear up and bite deeply during periods of extreme economic volatility.
Though her 26-year-old daughter, Kirby, has course corrected, King says that if she could rear her children all over again, she would figure out a way to feed her children in a more healthful way.
