Not at all The rich history of Mardin, in south-east Turkey, is being rediscovered with the help of EU money.
During the nineteen-seventies, when "Their Eyes Were Watching God" was being rediscovered with high excitement, Janie Crawford was granted the status of "earliest . . .
It may not have made the national papers, but if some peccadillo was mentioned in a small-town paper in Arizona in 1872, it can now be rediscovered with minimal effort.
He had a lot of a saving graces – but perhaps it would be good to have a break from Warhol until those can once again be rediscovered with the surprise this exhibition fails to elicit.
THE village of Sag Harbor, too well known to have ever been a secret, has been rediscovered with a vengeance by a new wave of admiring buyers who are bidding up home prices.
Overall, the currently known GBS virulence genes were rediscovered with AUCs as high as 0.98 by the nearest-neighbor classifier IBk with all orthologous genes included in the cross-validation set (Table 3).
The same construction was rediscovered for electromagnetism in [153], with the intention of actually building such a device with appropriately designed metamaterials; a modified version of this was then experimentally demonstrated in [171].
Lewis, that most ubiquitous of men, was rediscovered in the fourth quarter, with a statistic (four tackles) and a discussion of the murder charges against him that were dropped in 2000 and his polarizing personality.
Founded in 1932, Scandale was rediscovered by Berry, who partnered with Lingerie manufacturer Erik Ryd, owner of Hop Lun, to introduce the brand globally. .
When his fiction was rediscovered in the 1920's, beginning with the publication of Raymond Weaver's "Herman Melville: Mariner and Mystic" in 1921, the investigative dissection began.
