Jon Snow can die, then be brought back to life.
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Kovacs is brought back to life to presumably save mankind.
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Even if they're brought back to life, it's only temporary.
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But they are now gradually being brought back to life.
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But ... brought back to life (or the undead) by Qyburn.
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The dead can't be brought back to life, of course.
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But does Macintosh himself "expect" to be brought back to life?
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After their injuries are repaired, patients are slowly brought back to life.
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Drogo was successfully brought back to life — but in a vegetative state.
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The service's music was brought back to life via the Internet Archive.
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Beric has already been killed six times and brought back to life by Thoros.
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But after being put out of commission, the ET is brought back to life.
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So what are the chances of Buffy the Vampire Slayer being brought back to life?
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After all, the poor guy is still reckoning with having been brought back to life.
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He was literally stabbed to death and then brought back to life for that purpose.
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In 2003, the Pyrenean ibex was the first animal brought back to life from extinction.
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Still, Marti says he's "seen worse cars brought back to life," and he isn't kidding.
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Much to the mission managers' delight and surprise, they were all brought back to life.
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Beginning this Friday, the Triforium will be brought back to life for three evenings of performance.
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Wights are dead beings brought back to life by White Walkers and are susceptible to fire.
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Reboots. Revivals. Returns.It's hard to classify the craze of TV shows being brought back to life.
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She must wait to nearly die before she can be revived and brought back to life.
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But Exemplar I was in better condition and was brought back to life in the Dragones' shop.
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This is what Beric was brought back to life so many times to do, as Melisandre reveals.
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Would you like to experience death if it could be guaranteed you could be brought back to life?
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"We bought an old house that we brought back to life," Ms. Tatochenko said of their Queens home.
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It is a sort of conjuring, a ceremony through which the Cunningham style is brought back to life.
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Vin Diesel will star as Valiant Comics superhero Bloodshot, a soldier brought back to life with enhanced abilities.
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Later, he was brought back to life via dark magic by Maester Qyburn at the behest of Cersei Lannister.
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Roads will be built, bridges repaired, inner cities brought back to life, and we will significantly cut welfare spending.
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He is plucked from the watery depths and brought back to life a la Melisandre/Game of Thrones style.
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Then I learned that in the television-world of Westeros, Lady Catelyn has never been brought back to life.
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An experimental treatment for Alzheimer's disease that was declared a failure in March has been brought back to life.
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He says that anger can turn to happiness later, but a dead person can't be brought back to life.
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He added that his plan for a global competition for national teams needed to be brought back to life.
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Other microbes have lived in stasis for millions of years and could be brought back to life in the lab.
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In Jurassic Park, dinosaurs were brought back to life after scientists grabbed their DNA from a bug encased in amber.
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It didn't take long for Microsoft to reverse course: the Start menu was brought back to life with Windows 10.
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Godwin's daughter bore the name of his dead wife, as if she could be brought back to life, another afterbirth.
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Constructor's logs: This was submitted in January 2017, rejected in March and brought back to life in April after improvements.
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Would you want to experience death if it could be guaranteed that you could be brought back to life again?
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Every dead person also had to be brought back to life so they could rejoin their descendents in a utopian future.
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But it was brought back to life when the 20203-member council allowed the bid to go forward by one vote.
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Rock came back from the dead once before, when it was brought back to life by four young men from Liverpool.
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A forensic artist fed a morgue photograph into a computer and made a likeness, a dead child brought back to life.
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Killed pre-snap, but "Endgame" marketing art keeps her in the frame, suggests she can still be brought back to life.
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Wights: a reanimated corpse of a recently deceased human or animal that has been brought back to life by a White Walker.
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Largely because they were left to answer the burning question of whether Jon Snow would be brought back to life after his assassination.
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Meanwhile, it has brought back to life the midsize Ranger pickup and is preparing the return of the Bronco SUV this coming year.
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First, for us as citizens; second, as a political message; and third, because they brought back to life something that had already died.
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The chosen one is transported on a slab into the crematory oven and then brought back to life through a latex womb chute.
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Dodge is eventually brought back to life, or a kind of virtual afterlife, in the "Bitworld" where he exists as ones and zeros.
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When Taylor died in August, it was good to remember that dances can outlast their creators, and even be brought back to life.
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Another, called Nectome, says it's developing a brain-embalming procedure which would allow thoughts and memories to be digitally brought back to life.
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She realized that at least some of the players' faces could be brought back to life, and decided to undertake a laborious restoration.
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For anyone who hasn't read George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, Stoneheart is Catelyn Stark brought back to life.
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Ultimately, Jon Snow was brought back to life for a purpose, which is presumably to save the world of men and continue his bloodline.
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Walt Disney Is Currently Frozen Somewhere There's a possibility that one day, humans could be frozen and brought back to life in the future.
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But how does being brought back to life by the Lord of Light even work, and what does it mean in the long run?
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Especially when they were left to answer the question of whether Jon Snow could be brought back to life after his assassination or not.
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He's Tinkerbell in the last act of a Peter Pan play, being brought back to life by love, or at least a reasonable approximation.
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In 2017, Peter Cushing, who died in 1994, was brought back to life to reprise his role as Grand Moff Tarkin in Rogue One.
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The piece is gripping throughout but especially when she's describing how people who have overdosed are brought back to life when she administers Narcan.
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Mr. Cuomo showed renderings of the existing Penn Station brought back to life with a grand glass wall along Eighth Avenue, with abundant natural light.
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They have now discovered -- long after the shattered heart of Lower Manhattan was brought back to life -- debilitating illnesses and cancers festering in their bodies.
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The infamous McDonald's Szechuan sauce that was brought back to life by Rick and Morty this year is causing people to do some ridiculous things.
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Although those tattered hearts were slightly repaired this season when Harington's character, who was stabbed to death in season five, was brought back to life.
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But for others, it signified a shift that most fashion people already knew: Yet another item from the '70s had been brought back to life.
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He's also died a bunch of times and been brought back to life, mainly becoming a villain for the likes of Daredevil and The Punisher.
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Video The home&aposs original cedar and stone exterior was brought back to life on the show with some pressure washing, sanding, staining and resealing.
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If Beric says he hasn't slept since he first died and was brought back to life, this would likely be true of Jon Snow, too.
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The simple reason comic book characters die and are brought back to life is that comic book companies are in the business of selling comic books.
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After undergoing a decade-long restoration that cost $5.86 million, the Flying Scotsman, the most famous British locomotive in history, has been brought back to life.
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In a world inspired by Richard K. Morgan's 2002 noir science fiction novel, a soldier is brought back to life to investigate a rich man's murder.
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As it stands, no one who has opted for cryonics has ever been brought back to life, and it's not likely to happen any time soon.
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It was about a heroin addict in North Carolina named Bone who'd overdosed numerous times and was once brought back to life after his heart stopped.
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Hermione, apparently preserved all these years as a statue and now brought back to life by Paulina, is reunited with her lost daughter and humbled husband.
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A judge in Manitoba just stayed the charge ... which means the charge is off the table, but can be brought back to life within a year.
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Pico tells Business Insider how he was "brought back to life" while laying low in Mexico after a humiliating loss in his debut fight last year.
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I do think most clients are better off in a fee-based account, which is why the regulation should be reworked and brought back to life.
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Years later, I still cook and bake when I need an hour or two to decompress and be brought back to life after a stressful day.
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Jamie Lynn Spears and the cast of "Zoey 101" are finally back together for a reboot ... but it's for another beloved show Nickelodeon brought back to life.
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He's part resurrected flesh, part regenerated tissue, and part machine, and a sequence when he's being brought back to life feels like a combination of Hellraiser and Westworld.
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And once Gaga explained that "Joanne" brought back to life the part of her father that died with his sister (the album's namesake), the song became heartbreakingly bittersweet.
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This also puts Beric and Jon Snow in jeopardy, since they were brought back to life via magic, and maybe even the dragons, since they're magical as well.
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Except the Hound wins his trial by combat by killing Lord Beric (flaming sword and all), only to witness him brought back to life by Red Priest Thoros.
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Early into this quest, I got obsessed with a Soviet-era film that appears to show dogs that are brought "back to life" by a cutting-edge machine.
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The film centers on three witches who are brought back to life and seek to suck the youth out of children in order to remain young and beautiful.
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This time, the tech giant turned to an old favorite with a redesigned version of Yahoo Messenger — brought back to life as a mobile app in late 2015.
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We still may not know if Jon Snow is dead or alive – but it sure looks like Kit Harington's relationship with Rose Leslie has been brought back to life.
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She really believed her mother was brought back to life in these cells to take care of people, like an angel, and that was so rooted in her faith.
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The late British actor Peter Cushing, who died in 1994, is brought back to life as Death Star commander Grand Moff Tarkin for "Rogue One" using computer generated imagery (CGI).
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Each time, he was brought back to life by by Thoros of Myr's prayers to the Lord of Light, which is also how Jon Snow (Kit Harington) was previously resurrected.
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A Michigan man who was electrocuted and declared dead was brought back to life thanks to quick-thinking doctors who revived him with an electric current straight to the heart.
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A dead child can be brought back to life in an adult body; a wife whose husband misses her dearly can return to him in the form of another man.
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The rich and powerful can now afford to become effectively immortal, jumping from body to body, while murder victims can be brought back to life to testify against their killers.
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He has a discussion with Lana Lang, a close friend of both Clarks in each of their respective universes, about whether her Clark can even be brought back to life.
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In Martin's Game of Thrones book A Storm of Swords — which differs from the TV series — Catelyn Stark is also brought back to life as Lady Stoneheart by Beric Dondarrion.
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If you heard a report today from the Middle East of a man brought back to life after an execution, I doubt you'd believe it even if there were eyewitnesses.
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"There you have it, your game plan for this suddenly revitalized sector, brought back to life by $60 oil, a welcome level for the entire group," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Charmed was brought back to life by Jane the Virgin creator Jennie Urman, who signed onto the project a few years back when CBS was looking for someone to revamp the original.
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But it could also apply to cryonics —the practice of preserving a person in cold storage in the hopes that they'll eventually be brought back to life once the requisite technologies exist.
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Major character Jon Snow was stabbed to death at the end of season five but was brought back to life in season six in one of the show's most talked-about moments.
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In the sci-fi crime drama directed by Rupert Sanders, Johansson plays Major, a cyber-enhanced human who suffers a near-fatal crash and is brought back to life through advanced technology.
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This week, some of those scenes were brought back to life by Tony Cenicola, a Times staff photographer, in the latest installment of Past Tense, an archival storytelling project from The Times.
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It works for a while until Lucas is brought back to life and uses the Mirror Key to shapeshift into the character we know as Dodge (Dodge was Lucas' nickname growing up).
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But then he saw an ad in a magazine showing a desiccated old daisy brought back to life by the power of the solution it had been placed in: silver ions in water.
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The last (possibly) living name on Arya's list (for now) is Beric Dondarrion, the leader of the Brotherhood Without Banners who has died and been brought back to life a handful of times.
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Less than a year after Delia's — the retailer known for its flirty catalogs — said that it would liquidate all of its merchandise and shutter its stores, it was brought back to life online.
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But for every Kepler, the planet-hunting space telescope that was brought back to life, there's a Philae, the historic comet lander that lost communication with Earth—and was not heard from again.
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If that were possible, in turn, the same information could be uploaded in another brain (presumably an empty one) and then, lo and behold, the same person would be brought back to life.
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Name an iconic comic-book character and they have probably been killed off and brought back to life at some point: Superman, Batman, Flash, Captain America, Iron Man, Wolverine — the list goes on.
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The findings were groundbreaking: dogs that had effectively died from blood loss and then been rapidly cooled to 59 degrees could be brought back to life an hour later with no brain damage.
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More disheartening was the way Mr. Durkston and Mr. Freeman — once brought back to life (or perhaps entering another dimension) — continued, along with Ms. Hector, as a through-line in the second act.
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Matthew Batty, Trapping the In Between, 2015 Resurrection is hard, but a century-old former power plant has been brought back to life, and all it took was an 11-artist residency last summer.
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In a related Telegraph article about the Cryonics Institute, its president and chief executive says memory may be lost if the process is one day reversed successfully and bodies are brought back to life.
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"We don't speak too much about the resuscitation process because we don't have the present technology to do that, obviously," Wong said of the possibility of Macintosh being brought back to life one day.
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The girl -- who can't be identified and is referred to only as "JS" -- suffered from a rare form of cancer and expressed a hope to be brought back to life and cured in the future.
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Stabbed to death by his own men during a mutiny at the Night's Watch, Snow is brought back to life by the Red Woman, showing that death is not permanent, at least not in Winterfell.
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Now, these mysterious adolescents have been virtually brought back to life in a collaboration between the studio Visual Science, the Russian Academy of Sciences' Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, and the Nauka 0+ Science Festival.
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The last book to be released, A Dance with Dragon, hit shelves in 2011 and ended with the death of Jon Snow (Kit Harrington), who, as fans know, was brought back to life in the show.
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But outside of the financial markets, the dynamic that unfolded was that steel mills increased output and plants that had been idled as part of China's plan to cut excess capacity were brought back to life.
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But if it could be brought back to life, negotiated and completed, it would make the world $2900 trillion richer each and every year by 220006 according to research commissioned by my think-tank, Copenhagen Consensus.
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Since then, some 16,000 hectares (40,000 acres) of desert has been brought back to life, making Nakamura such a widely revered figure in Afghanistan that earlier this year he became the first foreigner awarded Afghan citizenship.
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Details had been brought back to life in 2000 after having been closed and was seen as a less important stepbrother to GQ. "We weren't first on the list for hot male actors," Ms. Oliveri said.
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While watching all of these little magical miracles take place, it's easy to be reminded of just how many other Coven witches have also been brought back to life during their original season and even in Apocalypse.
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The hope that one day "scientific advances will be made to the point that those bodies are able to be revived and brought back to life" is, says DeLillo, "the crux, the heart" of his new novel.
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In a sense, Euron Greyjoy also died and was brought back to life at the hands of a priest, this time serving the Drowned God (his drowning at the Kingsmoot is both a baptism and a coronation).
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Unprecedented numbers of men and women have fallen to the opioid epidemic in this country, rotating in and out of hospitals, treatment centers and jails, brought back to life by doses of Narcan, only to overdose again.
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However, anyone who's ever read Marvel comic books knows the only person who has ever stayed dead is Uncle Ben, and that some characters die and are brought back to life over and over again (see: Grey, Jean).
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, we meet Matthew Deutsch, a young advocate of cryonics, the process of deep freezing a body with the hope of preserving it to be brought back to life at a later time.
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Not only is it aesthetically pleasing to watch the half-working, dirt-encrusted Game Boy be brought back to life step by step, but Odd Tinkering's fantastic mic setup turns the whole video into a borderline ASMR affair.
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In Vampyr, you play as Jonathan Reid, a doctor who has just been brought back to life as a vampire in 1918 London as the city is being decimated by the Spanish flu and an infestation of vampires.
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While mostly steeped in a gentle ambient mist, "Raise the Dead" carries a slight pulse, like a body being brought back to life, and one that achieves full revivification by the end of the track's 10-minute span.
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In fact, "Infinity War" director Joe Russo confirmed the theory that Gamora's soul was trapped inside the stone, and she did end up playing a major role in "Endgame" — but not because she was brought back to life.
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Many of the references in "Remains," which features music by John King, are unrecognizable because of the way they are brought back to life: through the distortion of memory, which, as Mr. Jasperse knows from experience, can be faulty.
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This week, 20 of them were brought back to life in the latest installment of Past Tense, an archival storytelling project from The Times that uses the archive's six million photos, dating back to 1896, to tell new stories.
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Cryonics, the practice of freezing oneself in the hopes that you can later be brought back to life and cured of whatever condition (including old age) motivated your decision, is basically illegal in the Canadian province of British Columbia.
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"It is currently science fiction to suggest that a person could be brought back to life in the future even considering technological advances," Dr. Channa Jayasena, clinical senior lecturer in reproductive endocrinology at Imperial College London, said in a statement.
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The year 2016 was all about trend resurgence: There were '70s flared trousers and necktie blouses, '90s chokers and tricked-out denim jackets, and a mix of other pieces that were seemingly brought back to life from our wardrobe's past.
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A disgraced former Los Angeles County sheriff is thrown to his death while trying to stop a robbery at the home of his son, an F.B.I. agent — then brought back to life as a souped-up version of himself by tech-billionaire twins.
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Played by: Clark Gregg Long before he was killed by Loki in The Avengers and brought back to life in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Phil Coulson was just a fresh-faced S.H.I.E.L.D. rookie who could barely get Nick Fury to learn his name.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A 14-year old girl who died of cancer has been cryogenically frozen in the hope she could be brought back to life in the future after winning a landmark court case shortly before her death, the BBC reported on Friday.
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The vote was later reversed the same day when the chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board changed his mind on the matter but the ban was later brought back to life via a congressional bill that President Reagan signed into law in 1988.
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On Wednesday, the Hollywood Reporter revealed that the brooding heartthrob who captivated mid-century America and died tragically in 1955 will now be brought back to life on the big screen in 2020, all thanks to the wonder-slash-terror-slash-tastelessness of movie magic.
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Calling on the skills of archaeologists, philologists, acousticians, metal workers and others, it has brought back to life instruments ranging from ancient bagpipes to 30,000-year-old vulture- bone flutes (although some say those are merely vulture bones that some poor animal chewed holes in).
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LONDON (Reuters) - One of the world's earliest cities has been brought back to life in one of Bollywood's newest films, "Mohenjo Daro", which re-imagines life in 2016 B.C. in an Indus Valley civilisation whose walls, streets and citadel can still be seen today.
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Now it is being brought back to life as the lobby of the TWA Hotel, to open this spring with a restaurant and a lounge run by the renowned chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, working with Tastes on the Fly, a company that specializes in airport food.
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The Boy Who Came Back To LifeWe know that there are four new characters and that people can come to life (sorta) from the Upside Down (like Will did) so maybe another body is found in the dark, grimy world beyond and is brought back to life. 3.
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Back in December, when Pandora first announced Premium, its all-you-can-stream music service, the company showed off a feature called AutoPlay — brought back to life from Rdio — that would keep the music going by creating a radio station based on what you were just listening to.
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The cauldron-like dancefloor was walled in and decked out in blacklight and underwater decorations reminiscent of Guy Gerber's Rumors brand as the trio got weird and heavy until 6 AM. After the soggy challenge of the daytime, the club was heaving and the festival brought back to life.
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The bid, which had appeared dead after Calgary's Olympic assessment committee on Tuesday recommended the city scrap plans over a funding row with the Canadian federal government, was brought back to life, but just barely, when the 15-member council allowed the bid to go forward by one vote.
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Ancient bacteria buried in salt crystals over 250 million years ago supposedly have been brought back to life, but the oldest thawed-out animals only date back decades at most, such as a group of tardigrades, otherwise known as the water bear, that were resurrected after 30 years on ice.
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"So what we are now seeing happen is that people are brought back to life, taken to a hospital, are advised to stick around, they feel ok so they walk out the door and two hours later, they are dead because it didn't stay in their system long enough," he said.
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The new film, based on a story by the prominent Tibetan writer Tashi Dawa, draws on Tibetan folk traditions and magical realist elements to relate the adventures of a man named Tabei (the Tibetan actor Jinpa) who is brought back to life by a living Buddha after being killed by lightning.
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When Factory Floor first came to people's attention, with their debut single "Bipolar" in 2008, they sounded like Manchester's industrial past being dug up and brought back to life in an East London warehouse space—echoing clanks clung to Peter Hookesque basslines, and ghostly vocals howled at canal side moons.
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" Explains Kelly, "My mom was in the hospital having chemo and trying to fight her battle with cancer, while my dad was in a coma in the U.K. And I watched both of them come out of surgery and flatline and die in front of me and get brought back to life.
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READ: Jeffrey Epstein was found unconscious in his jail cell and no one knows what happened Epstein also once mentioned the idea of freezing his head and penis through cryogenics, which posits that people's frozen bodies can be brought back to life at some undetermined point in the future, the Times reported.
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The notable exceptions tend to be already concluded (or cancelled) shows brought back to life, like Star Trek, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Serenity, or Veronica Mars—or the second X-Files film, I Want to Believe, released in 2008, between the show's end in 2002 and its revival in 2016.
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It's also an incredibly far cry from the high-fashion world of yesteryear, which has been brought back to life in a compulsively readable oral history, "Loulou & Yves: The Untold Story of Loulou de La Falaise and the House of Saint Laurent" — though that tome likewise has some lessons we might all take on board.
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What starts out as a faithful adaptation of the source material — a noir thriller about a dead soldier named Takeshi Kovacs brought back to life to investigate a murder — turns into a condemnation of the power that comes with wealth, and how putting a price tag on human life can cheapen it in horrific ways.
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The girl, who along with her parents can't be named for legal reasons, asked the court to designate that only her mother could dispose of her remains so that she could be cryogenically preserved, an unproven technique that some people believe may allow frozen bodies to be brought back to life in the future.
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It feels incongruous to see him like this, in non-Jon Snow form, wearing civilian clothes as opposed to dense swaths of fur and, occasionally, smiling, free of the residual existential trauma associated with having been stabbed to death (fucking Olly!) and then brought back to life by way of some extremely dark magic.
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Opening today in the Seventh Arrondissement, the concept store-gallery-collective was founded by Nicolas Floquet, an entrepreneur, avid collector and co-owner of the Michelin-starred restaurant Saturne in Paris; and Eloïse Gilles and Rapaëlle de Panafieu, the duo who brought back to life the 200-year-old brand of artisanal fans Duvelleroy.
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Either way, we can only hope that this is one more clue pointing to the outcome we're all hoping for: that Jon Snow gets brought back to life at the start of Season 6, possibly by Melisandre, and proceeds to casually tear his way through the Boltons and Lannisters like the heroic bastard we all know him to be.
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"My mom was in the hospital having chemo and trying to fight her battle with cancer, while my dad was in a coma in the U.K. And I watched both of them come out of surgery and flat-line and die in front of me and get brought back to life," Kelly told Entertainment Weekly last fall.
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Ross never asks him if Snow gets brought back to life, though... Hasan Minhaj's dad once hilariously destroyed him over a high school cheating scandal 'The Farewell' offers a different kind of fish-out-of-water story Seth Meyers brutally outlines the best and worst case scenarios for the Democratic candidates Stephen Colbert busts out his best Bon Jovi impression to roast the Democratic candidates
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The transhumanists want to enhance us so thoroughly — through means both natural and artificial — that we become godlike, "taking control of evolution and transforming the species into something stronger, faster, sexier, healthier and with vastly superior cognitive abilities the likes of which we mere mortals cannot conceive"; the Omega Point theorists think we will all one day be brought back to life in a virtual reality.
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