In weighing "2016's" documentary credentials, one scene that resurfaces many times in the film is instructive.
For Ray right now, Una is another kind of germ or virus — one that has resurfaced from his noxious past.
This became a familiar pattern throughout 2006, and it's one that has resurfaced in 2012.
One that keeps resurfacing again and again, no matter how many times it is discredited, is the idea that protectionism caused the Great Depression.
One detail that resurfaced regularly was that the families of the girls abducted remained asleep while the break-ins occurred.
Harnessing the power of Iceland's volcanoes to provide energy to British homes is one of those ideas that resurfaces every few years, but sounds too good – or whacky – to be true.
The questions that will loom over the Democratic Party will be the same ones that have resurfaced regularly since the end of the Great Society: what, beyond a series of disconnected policy proposals, is the party's reason for being?
As I watched the unspooling horror of it, a repressed, traumatic memory resurfaced, of an audition, one that must have taken place around the time this comedy troupe was formed, very likely in the same town.
In revision total knee arthroplasty (TKA), an originally resurfaced patella may be left, but the femoral component revised to one that does not match the patella.
Behold, the long lost Caustic Window album from Aphex Twin you know, the one that the resurfaced test pressing of recently amounted to a Kickstarter fund that raised over $67,000 is now available to stream in full on YouTube.
