After a hiatus of several hundred years, fear of Islam reemerged around 1989, as the Cold War was ending and Iranian mullahs issued a fatwa against the British writer Salman Rushdie.
The sequels did almost as well as the first movie, and the value of the Star Wars brand, after going into a hiatus in the late eighties, reemerged around 1991, when Bantam published "Heir to the Empire," by Timothy Zahn, wherein Princess Leia and Han Solo have children.
Goldman makes important points in his essay, but his inability to understand the limits of his own perspective does a terrible disservice to the conversation about Crown Heights that has reemerged around this anniversary.
A look at the ecologic dynamics, meteorologic variables, and transmission cycles, along with human travel and vector control of malaria alone as it reemerges around the world, attests to Burchfield's acute understanding of complexity underneath the surface.
Both arenaviruses and hantaviruses are continually emerging and reemerging zoonoses around the world.
Every four years, when the Winter Olympics come around, curling reemerges from the shadows as a cult favorite, drawing strong TV ratings and sliding into late-night talk show monologues.
Low-carb diets – paleo, keto, Dukan, there are even some old timers still doing Atkins – have been around since the late 80s, and enjoy regular surges in popularity every time obsessions reemerge over whether carbs are bad for you.
Henry Olsen: Old fissures reemerge in Ukraine.
So it was assumed we'd see the usual legendary Duncan reemerge in this postseason.
Should Mr. Bennett reemerge in public to campaign against him, Mr. Springer just might win.
These playoffs were like watching him reemerge as a younger, more lively version of himself.
