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Afterward, the level of activity settled down to 800 to 2,000 videos a day, but then soared back to 10,000 a day again when the mass protests erupted in Egypt last month, he said.

But "The Voice" soared back to the top on Monday, with a 4.7 rating among the target audience of viewers between the age of 18 and 49 and 13.4 million viewers.

He may face opprobrium abroad, but at home President Robert Mugabe has soared back to popularity thanks to a campaign to turn over white-owned companies to black Zimbabweans.

It is all the more remarkable that despite triggering the world's deepest post-war recession and a rare, albeit temporary decline in global oil consumption, oil prices had already soared back to triple digit levels even before the Arab revolt.

And though sales soared back to about 2,500 units last month, according to estimates by the electric car site InsideEVs, the Model S still trailed its main competitor, the Nissan LEAF.

Those people returning to the labor market won't mean an unemployment rate soaring back to 10 percent.

"The violence is soaring back to the levels we saw prior to the cessation of hostilities," he said.

The Syrian air force jets swooped in low over the Iraqi border, dropping two bombs before soaring back to Damascus.

The return to public control that Atlanta has now embraced will send the city's water costs soaring back to about $40 million a year, compared with the $22 million in direct costs it was paying United Water, Mr. Ravan said.

The pressure soared back up to 90.

After all, the Tar Heels are Tar Heels and North Carolina State has even soared back into this stratosphere by clipping No. 3 Georgetown.