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comeback

[kuhm-bak] / ˈkʌmˌbæk /




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Newcastle held off a spirited comeback from fellow strugglers Gloucester to win 25-19 victory at Kingston Park - their first win in nine outings this season.

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Renaissance said the demand will be “driven by a more robust comeback from larger issuers.”

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If the ever lengthening list of ex-UUP leaders couldn't mount a comeback what chance do they have?

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All seven members were discharged last year, and the group announced a comeback for the spring of 2026.

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The flurry of optimism represents a comeback of sorts.

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