The Ebola virus, which causes a deadly hemorrhagic fever, has surfaced for the second time in less than two years in south-central Congo, where there have been 36 suspected cases, 12 of them fatal.
Hanging over his Super Bowl return was Roethlisberger's suspension earlier this season, the four games missed for violating the N.F.L.'s personal conduct policy after allegations of sexual assault surfaced for the second time.
Any remaining non-migrated cells were removed from the top surface of the membrane for a second time and the chambers were washed twice using PBS.
(Here surfaced for the first time in writing a memory of the teenage Gerald Duckworth, her other half brother, touching her inappropriately when she was a girl of perhaps four or five).
"This is a bit of changing room talk that has actually surfaced for the first time I guess in rugby terms.
For days, hacked emails from the Gmail account of John D. Podesta, Mrs. Clinton's campaign chairman, have embarrassed her campaign, and on Thursday, emails from an account Mr. Obama had during his 2008 transition surfaced for the first time.
Those rules, and many others, for the presidential debates were revealed on Monday when the memorandum of understanding between the campaigns of President Obama and Mitt Romney surfaced for the first time.
Nothing annoyed him more during his Birmingham years, beginning in 1980, than being asked when he was going to move on, and 18 years later he was still at the helm of the orchestra he had built into an ensemble that was in demand around the world (his first cycle of Beethoven symphonies, performed around Europe during CBSO tours, has just surfaced for the first time on Radio 3).
Moreover, the layoff and unemployment numbers understate the problem because they do not include involuntary furloughs and wage cuts, which have surfaced for the first time since the 1930s.
The prosecutor announced her decision just as video footage of the incident surfaced for the first time.
One foggy summer evening amid the delightful garbage bars of San Francisco's Outer Richmond district, I watched a shot glass sail past my head when Annie Lennox's (rapturous! transcendent! holy, holy!) "Walking on Broken Glass" surfaced for the fourth near-consecutive time.
