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Even if the franchise does make a successful return, it'll soon slip back into the same old mediocrity.

If the enhancements are not reversed, what effects will they have on the ability of the enhanced warfighter to make a successful return to civilian life, and how can adverse effects be minimized?

Touré, who scored the winning goals in the semi-final and final of the FA Cup, expects his brother, Kolo, to make a successful return to playing action after his six-month suspension for failing a drugs test.

Federer beat the unseeded Frenchman Adrian Mannarino in straight sets and will next face an old rival: David Nalbandian, the 29-year-old Argentine veteran and former Wimbledon finalist who has slimmed down in an attempt to make a successful return from his latest injury.

Still, he left Britain for good in the late 70s, for Spain and then Italy, although he did make a successful return to Sadler's Wells in 1983, dancing Nijinsky as a white-faced, slow motion rag doll in the last stages of insanity.

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Danny Talbot has said he is confident of success at the Great Britain Olympic trials after making a successful return from injury.

Tim Bresnan has made a successful return to bowling before a hectic international summer.

Bennell apologised and made a successful return, playing six games at the end of the season.

But O'Loughlin – who made a successful return from a quad strain – commented: "It was just a reaction thing.

Pavlyuchenkova's better-known countrywoman, Maria Sharapova, made a successful return to the Open, wrote Wayne Coffey of The Daily News.