Now, with the N.H.L.'s popularity surging anew, the signs are pointing to a destructive third lockout, beginning this September.
The clubs are surging anew after recent publicized suicides of gay teenagers, said Eliza Byard, director of the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network in New York.
Oil prices, already near records set two months ago, have surged anew.
Never forget, the Karzai regime's misgovernance is the reason we're having to surge anew in Afghanistan.
Business leaders worry, though, that regulatory activity may surge anew if Mr Obama is re-elected.Mr Romney has promised a much less interventionist hand.
It surged anew following Trump's election amid his promises to cut taxes and remove regulations on energy, manufacturing and other industries.
As the stock market surged anew on Monday and into Tuesday, and the price of gold marched ever higher, the dollar took its biggest tumble since July.
Conservative talk radio, in its third or fourth or fifth generation, surged anew in the late eighties, after the Federal Communications Commission abolished the Fairness Doctrine, which had required radio stations to provide balanced commentary on controversial topics.
Should it be the subject of so much hoopla and media attention in a contemporary Britain where the old issues of elitism and class privilege have surged anew to the forefront of the political debate?
But they could surge anew if data to be released this week, starting with the August report from the nation's purchasing managers, scheduled to be released this morning, show that business conditions remain soft.
And while they may have been disappointed that their villain was not brought into plain view, when the decision was announced, the frenzy outside Federal District Court on Worth Street surged anew as the verdict flashed across the world — in Chinese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish and more.
