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Painting makes a striking comeback: Dana Schutz's "Elevator" (2017).

McLaughlin too said she believed they would make a striking comeback.

By Peter Schjeldahl Painting makes a striking comeback: Dana Schutz's "Elevator" (2017).

The returns suggest a striking comeback for Mr. Allawi, a figure seen in political circles as high-handed and aloof.

Toyota and other Japanese automakers have staged a striking comeback from the March earthquake and tsunami, as parts makers swiftly repaired their factories or switched production lines.

But Lord & Taylor has staged a striking comeback, persuading more than 100 upscale brands, including Diesel, Tracy Reese and Ted Baker, to sell their wares at the chain.

The state oil company, though nearly shuttered by thousands of striking workers, made enough of a comeback to keep the country afloat.

Yesterday, in a striking example of the markets increasing volatility, technology stocks staged a triumphant comeback in early trading, only to slip back into the minus column toward the end of the session.

He was impressed by the two comeback productions in the fall, the inventively updated "Don Giovanni" and the striking revival of Hugo Weisgall's formidable "Esther," he said.

In a striking example of the market's increasing volatility, technology stocks staged a triumphant comeback in early trading, only to slip back into the minus column toward the end of the session.

He is hardly flinching at the contest, and his comeback in the polls is being attributed to nothing more complicated than his own striking display of re-election hunger.