When Mr. Aristide was ousted by a military coup after seven months in office, Father Jean-Juste went into hiding for three years, resurfacing when Mr. Aristide returned to the presidency in 1994.
Festivals-as-drug-dens has been a go-to trope in the media for years, resurfacing whenever there's a drug-related fatality but rarely offering credible solutions for the problem like harm reduction or repealing the Rave Act.
Journalists who had been exiled or kept out of print by the government in recent years have resurfaced online, with websites sympathetic to the protesters.
Dormant for years, CFTR resurfaced in 2008 under Craig Shirley, a biographer of Reagan, whose lobbying firm, Shirley & Banister, claims to have played a key role helping the "Tea Party Patriots in its rise to prominence as the premiere grassroots group in the country".
Holocaust denial has been an issue firing up Facebook workers for years, and resurfaced again when Zuckerberg defended allowing it on the platform to Recode.
Not long ago, in a panel discussion, a percentage from a number of years ago resurfaced: the Wal-Mart family, which owns the majority of the public company's stock, has more wealth than the entire bottom 30-40 percent of the American population.
BEIJING — Gao Zhisheng, the Chinese rights activist who has been missing for more than a year, has resurfaced near his hometown in northern China.
Year after year they resurface, regardless of whether the world really needs another film about the porn industry, mixed martial arts or Kurt Cobain.
Mr Aweys, who laid low for several years before resurfacing last autumn, now distances himself from al-Qaeda.
