Resurged

The Labor Party resurged from the Liberal ashes and today, 80 years later, is once again governing the UK unshrub ❋ Unknown (2009)

Suddenly interest in the sword resurged, although Blackwing Lair hadn't even been implemented yet. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It has resurged so strongly and so casually that it's not even newsworthy at this point. ❋ Taryn Haight (2011)

I wasn't around the club circuit for the Ecstasy fad of the '90s, but from working more than a year in the New York City nightlife business, I can vouch for the fact that it has resurged. ❋ Taryn Haight (2011)

Social movements of popular masses have emerged as the modern answer to the progressive national decay; and with them many civil and legal organizations have resurged and fortified their dedication to guarding civil rights and liberties. ❋ Wilfredo Amr Ruiz (2012)

"This spending spree comes not only as the gas price debate has resurged in Congress, but also as companies lobby to keep the $40 billion in tax breaks and loopholes that President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats want slashed from the 2012 budget," Sheppard writes. ❋ The Media Consortium (2011)

In recent months, as fears of a global economic crisis have resurged and questions over the dollar have resurfaced, there has been a sharp spike in gold prices. ❋ Samita Sawardekar (2011)

Polio, eliminated from all countries but six in 2003, has resurged in 21 countries. ❋ Unknown (2010)

But SUV sales resurged in 2010, and JD Power and Associates forecasts that a full decade will pass before hybrid and electric vehicles account for even 7 percent of the global market. ❋ Catherine Lutz (2011)

Then, just as stunningly, the markets resurged 600 points just 10 minutes later. ❋ Michael W. Stocker (2010)

That is until the Apple market model of closely held technology recently resurged under the hand of Steve Jobs. ❋ Unknown (2010)