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Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas), chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, warned Thursday against increasing resettlement, saying the administration should not be "surging" thousands of additional Syrians when law enforcement officials don't have intelligence to ensure the applicants don't pose a security threat.

Surging from 29th position to 15th in the box-office chart, Your Name saw grosses nearly quadruple from the previous session.

Drinkhall, 24, qualified by winning the Spanish Open - becoming the first British player to win a top-level singles title in 18 years in the process - and then coming second in the Russian Open, which saw him surge from 80th to 45th in the world.

In 2007, the Rangers pulled off a similar late-season rally, going 13-3-4 13-3-4 13-3-4. 27 traftereadline thesurge to 6th place Feb. 127h.

Although they've surged to 16th in the league in goals against, a big jump from last year's 29th, Tuesday night's game against the Rangers showed what awaits them if their top players go cold and their defense and goaltending can't stop difference-makers like Rick Nash and Derek Stepan.

And with their backs against the wall, the Revs finished 4-0-2 and surged into 3rd.

[C16.] PC Sales Surged in 1st Quarter The personal computer industry rode the Internet boom and Asia's nascent economic comeback to double-digit sales growth in the first quarter, two industry reports showed.

In the 5,000m 2012 Olympic final for example Gebrhiwet surged from 11th place to second on the penultimate lap but capsized over the final 400m because he just did not have enough left in the tank.

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On the brochure, the Hotel Belleclaire looks splendid, surging up from 77th Street and Broadway.

It is quite a contrast to the Rays, who have never exceeded 70 victories but are surging in their 11th season.