Amiri, who worked for Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, went missing in 2009 while on a pilgrimage to Mecca and reappeared one year later in the US in a series of videos posted online.
And then he just reappeared one day, about a month later.
Shortly before he committed suicide, Michael wrote letters to both, promising that he would reappear one last time to them.
Reform of corporate governance may reappear, one day, but it doesn't seem likely this side of Brexit.
Then they vanished, only to reappear one-by-one in the upstairs shrine room, which we had entered earlier and where they took the meditation cushions closest to the three golden images of the Buddha, lighted by strings of electric lanterns overhead.
The collection does feature a red Robin Hood-like cap with feather that is exactly like the one that kept reappearing on Bartholomew Cubbins's head.
Looking up during the descent, we saw that the long white plume had reappeared on the summit; no one would be going up there again for a while.
The mother kept reappearing, at one moment flapping her spatulate tail outside the water in a move known as lobtailing, at another flashing her parabolic head, with its bony white growths that are said to be as telltale as fingerprints.
Following selection, the fixation cross reappeared for one second after which a feedback rectangle appeared, centered on the LCD screen, filled green for win and red for loss with the number of points won or lost centered in the middle of the rectangle (+5 or −5).
Mr. Sheikh reappeared as one of a gang who kidnapped three British tourists in India on behalf of a Kashmiri separatist group, Harkat ul-Mujahedeen -- an organization now viewed as one of the myriad Islamic groups possibly linked to Osama bin Laden, America's prime suspect in the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
