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Someday, long after you are dead, it may finally emerge.

More than eight years later, the truth behind Alexander Litvinenko's sensational murder may finally emerge.

And, intriguingly, the senior American negotiator at Key West, Carey Cavanaugh, said Iran was being kept informed of developments too.So the region may finally emerge from its morass of sputtering conflict and closed borders.

It is only with old age that p53 anti-cancer function may decline and cancers may finally emerge (Fig. 4).

With the accidental governor who appointed him last summer having announced on Friday under a cloud of scandal that he would not seek a full term, Mr. Ravitch may now finally emerge from basement powwows and academic discussions of pie-in-the-sky possibilities to actually wield some power.

After years of dominance on the issue of firearms, a formidable foe may finally have emerged to challenge the NRA's supremacy, said Robert Spitzer, a professor at SUNY Cortland who's written extensively on gun policy.

Now, as Federal agents carry out excavations in a search for her dismembered body, supposedly hidden in a 55-gallon oil drum on a ranch somewhere in Texas, the truth about what really happened to America's most famous atheist may finally be emerging.

Then unfolded the deflationary depression from which Japan may finally be emerging.

"It's good to see them finally emerge".

There is also a likelihood that strong national brands may finally begin to emerge, he said, citing as proof the proposed merger of Suiza Foods, the nation's largest dairy processor, and Dean Foods, which is No. 2 in the industry.

Some answers may finally begin to emerge Monday night here in Iowa, when voters will cast the first ballots of the 2016 campaign in a series of precinct-level meetings, or caucuses.