Synonyms for surfaced
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1. List of paraphrases for "surfaced":

   paved, emerged, arisen, appeared, resurfaced

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1. Jennifer Tilly:

   It's really astonishing to me how in the last five months, all of a sudden, she goes to an event with John Wick and everybody goes insane, like,' It's John Wick new girlfriend,' because she had gone to a lot of events with John Wick, it's just suddenly surfaced that John Wick's been dating her for several years.

2. Paul Weinhold:

   The idea surfaced frankly out of Salem( the state capital) that Salem and our legislature might be able to provide some support for Hayward, just as the idea came from Salem, the idea that it wasn't going to work came from Salem, so we took cues from the political powers that this was not going to fly.

3. Steve Greenberg:

   Mr. Kelly and his legal team are focused on his court cases and the hope that through those proceedings the truth will come out, we can not waste our time on a for-profit, one-sided, propaganda piece that is without any factual credibility. I would note that since the first aired no one who is not associated with the show has come forward to support the stories told, no photographs have surfaced to confirm, there's been no cooperation. Just a series of claims on an island of their own. As I said, we are going to concentrate our efforts on the things that matter.

4. Ivy Taylor:

   The video clip that surfaced on social media this weekend is a dishonest, politically motivated misrepresentation of my record on combating poverty, it was intentionally edited to mislead viewers.

5. Jason Wood:

   The allegations that have surfaced today are absurd and untrue, over the past 13 years I have worked tirelessly to build a successful agency through integrity and hard work. I am disappointed that there are those who have chosen to spread some irresponsible and harmful rumors.