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But investors should tune into Disney's cable networks before re-embracing the stock.

Disney Needs TV to Keep Its Magic John Jannarone 2011

New Mexico's success in re-embracing its physical nature should help it recover from an abysmal 1-11 record in 2009 during Locksley's rookie campaign as a head coach.

Around the Mountain West Conference 2010

When Norway faced its worst incident ever of terrorism, it responded not with panic and illiberality but with dignified mass protest, re-embracing its commitment to tolerance and openness.

The crisis facing Britain's education system 2011

Voters are not re-embracing conservative ideology.

Obama names moderate Daley as chief of staff 2011

As digital video media become all the more universally ubiquitous, so it seems artists throughout the world are increasingly re-embracing the primal potencies of drawing with an almost perverse timeliness.

This week's new exhibitions 2011

Voters are not re-embracing conservative ideology, nor are they falling back in love with the Republican brand.

Bill Daley: center of attention Jonathan Capehart 2011

Reuters Americans are re-embracing Caribbean vacations as low-cost airlines add more flights.

Discount Airlines Alter Caribbean Mix Susan Carey 2010

I felt that this might be a sign that the Repubs are finally getting away from religious fanaticism and re-embracing a more secular, free-market brand of conservatism.

Huckabee says he'd like to be McCain's running mate 2008

The onetime steakhouse waitress braced herself for the spotlight by re-embracing her normal life.

Jersey Shore's Newest Castmember Speaks Out 2010

Which seemed a strange way to start re-embracing Gilbert as a person and a player.

Gilbert jerseys: back on sale 2010