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This issue is regaining prominence in recent debates on nationalism.

In Serbia, formerly discredited nationalist politicians are regaining prominence.

Ms. Jiménez is regaining prominence only weeks after suffering an embarrassing defeat in a Madrid party election, in which she stood at the request of Mr. Zapatero against a local Socialist politician.

With a more evenly divided electorate, perhaps Virginia will regain prominence on presidential electoral maps, too.

The end of the Cold War further obscured modernization's mission, but many of its assumptions regained prominence after September 11 as the United States moved to contain new threats.

It continued to thrive in the Liao and Jin dynasties, and later regained prominence as a major strategic centre in the Ming dynasty (1368 1644).

Though Butler has its first top-100 recruit, the freshman forward Matt Howard, nothing else about the program has changed since it regained prominence in the 1990s.

In By Numbers the group's style had scaled back to more standard rock, but synthesisers regained prominence on Face Dances.

But to regain prominence in today's world, the belief in the pursuit of knowledge as a core goal must be regenerated.

Stock prices are up since the former Google exec Mayer took over, but the company failed to regain prominence in the industry.

Investigations on natural products have regained prominence in the recent past with increasing understanding of their biological significance such as antioxidant, radical scavenging, antiproliferative activities and increasing recognition of the origin and function of their structural diversity [ 12- 15].