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It will surface when President Clinton nominates a new candidate to head the Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department.

Even now, White House officials will not say when it will surface, but some privately suggest early April.

As for a conservatism with a serious program, and a real understanding of the challenges facing America today — well, hopefully it will surface by the 2016 presidential campaign.

Even if the information is taken in confidence, companies fear that it will surface as a result of, say, a Freedom of Information Act request by a news organization.

By Judith Thurman Of all the garments I have loved and lost, there is one whose perfection gave me such happiness that I've spent decades hoping it will surface in some thrift shop, and when I'm in Paris I never fail to check at the Père Lachaise of couture, Didier Ludot's grimly glamorous little resale boutique in the Palais Royal.

Of all the garments I have loved and lost, there is one whose perfection gave me such happiness that I've spent decades hoping it will surface in some thrift shop, and when I'm in Paris I never fail to check at the Père Lachaise of couture, Didier Ludot's grimly glamorous little resale boutique in the Palais Royal.

I'm guessing it'll surface soon, though.

Before you know it, people will surface who can help you on your customized career journey.

Do not feel too depressed to put on that bright smile that brought you that great love, another one will surface, it's just a matter of time.

Every now and then, it seems, a gangland figure will surface from the festival's organizing body in an uncomfortable, if not always incriminating, way.

Some things I learned: *If you use spray adhesive indoors, it will coat every surface within a five-foot radius.