We can resurrect Crystal Pepsi but we can't resurrect Prince?
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We know that Mallory has the power to resurrect animals, and if she has powers that might rival Michael's, isn't it possible that she, as a baby, had the power to resurrect herself?
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Mr Morales's son has recently promised to resurrect the character.
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Joe Biden is not going to resurrect the Amtrak express.
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Aramco may yet try to resurrect its New York listing.
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It's very possible the iPhone 8 could resurrect the connector.
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Would they resurrect as zombies when science restored their bodies?
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A new marketing strategy aims to resurrect the chain's brand.
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And Griffith deserves credit for helping to resurrect the rule.
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But that only made her more determined to resurrect Wigstock.
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He also sought to resurrect Soviet work on psychoactive arms.
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Salita started promoting as a way to resurrect his career.
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Ford hasn't said that it is going to resurrect the Bronco.
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Keep in mind that Resurrect works even without line of sight.
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It is yet to be seen whether Camilleri will resurrect that.
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These are highly ideological killers, ready to resurrect their violent ideals.
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Will Chalamet resurrect his alter-ego Timmy T for a collab?
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We'll keep watching, eagerly, for something … anything … to resurrect our SPI.
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Their aim was to resurrect the spirit of the early Nineties.
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He'd love to see another billionaire come along and resurrect it.
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They do not want to resurrect the entire U.S. shale complex.
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Last month, he failed to resurrect a zombie Obamacare repeal bill.
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And it's probably too much to expect him to resurrect OTA.
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But maybe it's time to resurrect the idea a tiny bit.
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He point-blank asks her if she can resurrect Jon Snow.
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If we have the technology to resurrect bygone species, should we?
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His initial plans stalled but he hopes to resurrect the dream.
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The artist added: "Maybe it will resurrect in a few days?"
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They may be the cyber pillars we need to resurrect our democracy.
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Former Ford CEO Alan Mulally pushed Ford to resurrect the Taurus nameplate.
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A victory in the State of Mexico would not resurrect its prospects.
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Joe Biden is looking ahead to South Carolina to resurrect his candidacy.
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What any of us wouldn't give to resurrect our dearly departed John?
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To resurrect that old Chinese curse, "May you live in interesting times."
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There are opportunities here for players who want to resurrect their careers.
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As he is not god, he is not going to resurrect himself.
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I've got to resurrect myself and my spirit and re-enlighten myself.
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This can allow companies like General Motors or Delta to resurrect themselves.
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A: I think I'd resurrect some version of me on a show.
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It's also what they're saying might resurrect Jon Snow in the show.
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Tinkerer that he is, Mike made it his mission to resurrect them.
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No amount of blotting, crying, or blowdrying could resurrect the sodden toy.
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What we remember depends on what abandoned dream we care to resurrect.
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I had a dying career and no clue how to resurrect it.
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If it is defeated then, it might be very hard to resurrect.
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Any delay would jeopardize the chance to maybe, someday, resurrect her mind.
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Yet, in "Fire And Reign" Mallory can't even resurrect a measly dead bird.
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In a forbidden wilderness, there is a divine being who can resurrect her.
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Now, Amazon says it may resurrect some of the bonuses and stock awards.
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"I pray for businesses," intones the pastor, promising that struggling ones will "resurrect".
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We're simply suggesting that you use Disk Drill PRO 3 to resurrect it.
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When any athlete gets old, every injury you have sustained seems to resurrect.
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But he can't resurrect an industry that is way past its sell date.
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Trump begins quest for Sorcerer's Stone in order to resurrect Joe Paterno pic.twitter.
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This could resurrect old ghosts — the Clintons — they would prefer to remain entombed.
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Tru Kids absorbed the company in February with plans to resurrect the brand.
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Congress should resurrect them in its own budget proposal: Site-neutral Medicare payments.
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So Shaman and his pals resurrect Babe Ruth to help defeat the monster.
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They may resurrect the essential ingredients of life, but they aren't a miracle.
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No one is coming to restore this country and it won't self-resurrect.
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Scott's been trying for a long time to resurrect his relationship with Kourtney.
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Bruce Deifik saw a different opportunity to resurrect a business from the dead.
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Don't worry, though, this is a common practice, and Hilda will soon resurrect herself.
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Use Resurrect liberally, since even one death on your team can tilt the balance.
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Even if the FTC were ultimately to prevail, we couldn't resurrect the dead rival.
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Ford may have even known that Maeve would resurrect Bernard, though that's somewhat irrelevant.
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Lisa Murkowski plans to resurrect Savanna's Act and push for it to be passed.
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He tweeted that he was going to resurrect his creation, which shuttered in 2016.
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Hillary Clinton has vowed to resurrect the so-called "card check" bill as well.
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So resurrect your love of whisky whilst watching your favourite episode of GoT perhaps.
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The Democratic Party will have to resurrect democracy promotion—as its top domestic priority.
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There's more ... if Vince does resurrect the league, Torrie says she wants a job!
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Thoros died in Season 7, so Beric now has no one to resurrect him.
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Keep alive and also to enable me to resurrect when they say I'm dead.
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Southerners in the port city of Aden are seeking to resurrect a separate state.
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A new company called Tru Kids Brands has announced plans to resurrect the brand.
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Q: Would you want to resurrect some version of the show in the future?
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Incidentally, Trainspotting did not single-handedly resurrect Iggy Pop's career, like it's often credited.
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If I win, that would resurrect—that would revive the passion one more time.
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"He has done more to resurrect the Varian Fry story than any other filmmaker."
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"Allow me to resurrect myself with a second chance," he wrote in one email.
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Has anyone ever seriously tried to get you to resurrect it in some form?
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Kite and Cupp were left to resurrect the project by finding a new owner.
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But now you, yes you, can now help resurrect, and potentially improve, Vector's software.
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Investors are waiting to see if Apple can resurrect the technology sector, she said.
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Resurrect your love of whisky and Game of Thrones with these limited-edition treats.
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Mr. Putin wanted to resurrect Moscow's old Soviet reputation as a global military power.
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People truly believe that a collective, online effort can resurrect Olive from the dead.
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"The goal all along is to resurrect the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan," he said.
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Elliot can't resurrect anybody, but he can try to reverse time, just a little bit.
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" His administration will resurrect them, he promised, with a "rebirth of home, safety, and opportunity.
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The Trocks resurrect a somewhat arcane term and concept — En Travesti — to describe their work.
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Forcibly transplanted immortal Phillippe seeks to resurrect a friend he lost in the last novel.
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Biden plans to resurrect some of his proposals from earlier bids, according to NBC News.
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It's an established industry, but a devastated industry and I knew I could resurrect that.
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Without Thoros of Myr around to resurrect him, his next death could be his last.
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Mercy While performing Resurrect, Mercy now becomes temporarily invulnerable along with the allies being revived.
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And lastly an effort to resurrect the native language of Hawaii has brought unexpected benefits.
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It's DNA's ability to resurrect more recent history, though, that delivers the biggest emotional punch.
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"I think Resurrect as an ability in a first-person shooter like Overwatch," he said.
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But there's something so charming about it that we might resurrect the three-piece combo.
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Breakthrough Starshot has given Matloff and Bangs the opportunity to resurrect this concept in earnest.
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Southerners in the port city of Aden are increasingly seeking to resurrect a separate state.
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John Lynch and his wife First Lady Susan Lynch worked hard to resurrect the house.
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It looks like even the Red Woman herself won't be able to resurrect this relationship.
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But Wolfe's problem, in trying to resurrect "Shuffle," wasn't as simple as what Whittaker prescribed.
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But Mr. Pastoll isn't able to resurrect the pop pleasures of that decade's enthusiastic schlock.
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Could the fun-loving innocence of children resurrect a so-far pretty soul-destroying day?
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Remember: This is the woman many fans speculate could resurrect Jon Snow in Season 6.
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And some of Mr. Sanders's most dedicated devotees are already moving to resurrect his organization.
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"There are no chapter amendments that can resurrect this constitutionally flawed document," said Mr. Soares.
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Some in Berlin and Brussels hope that one can resurrect TTIP in an adapted version.
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"I worry about Reading, which needs good governance in order to resurrect itself," she said.
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It is not an excuse to resurrect the dangerous illusion of an idealized civil Charlottesville.
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The Trump team saw it as helping resurrect their man's long-shot GOP presidential bid.
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He attempted to resurrect his once-promising political career by running for mayor in 2013.
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And even if May's deal is defeated on Tuesday, the prime minister can resurrect it.
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But Ambrose explains that instead, Tommy would resurrect in the mines where his body last was.
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The same doomed attempts to resurrect the past and a person who would never come back.
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The Night King, has been well established as a zombie lord who can resurrect the dead.
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They say pride and a desire to save jobs have driven his push to resurrect it.
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CLEVELAND (AP) -- Josh Gordon is getting yet another chance to resurrect his football career and life.
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They're sure to resurrect all the questions that haunted the public and media 20 years ago.
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There's still a chance that Branson could resurrect the brand and license it to another airline.
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His plan to resurrect a once thriving industry, plus GE's own transformation, bodes well moving forward.
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Reverse engineering A group called the Quagga Project has worked to resurrect the little-known species.
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So it's only fitting that she would resurrect one of Hilton's favorite accessories of the decade.
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Wal-Mart does not intend to resurrect those plans after Noreika's comments, spokeswoman Erin Hulliberger said.
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China's intention is to resurrect Marco Polo and reimpose a modern version of the Silk Road.
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McIlroy was pleased at his ability to resurrect the round, attributing his early stumble to nerves.
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The idea to resurrect Wigstock came from Mr. Harris's husband, David Burtka, an actor and chef.
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Mr. Sanders describes himself as a democratic socialist who wants to resurrect New Deal-style policymaking.
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In 2000, an alumnus, Joe Sullivan, decided to resurrect the program and volunteered to coach it.
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With Brexit as a backdrop, European officials are under enormous pressure to resurrect the corporate sector.
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The rapper and Chicago leader, 25, recently announced he bought the local outlet to resurrect it.
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Maybe with enough whipping, we could resurrect this old dead horse — but I doubt it. 85033.
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The longer talks are suspended, the harder it will be to resurrect them from the grave.
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Since Sudan's death, scientists have been attempting (not without controversy) to resurrect him using experimental biotechnologies.
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If she can pull off a strong finish in Nevada, it could help resurrect her campaign.
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They take CT scans of mummified fetuses, expose art historical cover-ups, and resurrect dead languages.
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In December, Vine co-founder Dom Hofmann announced plans to resurrect Vine with a sequel, Vine 2.
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Here are some key factors to watch out for: - Will Xi resurrect the position of party chairman?
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He'd probably resurrect Michael Jackson to have him perform at birthday parties because he was the greatest.
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The '60s, with its focus on free-thinking and "being high on drugs," helped resurrect the trend.
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But it seems like Trump is trying to resurrect an idea that his administration originally didn't want.
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The kit comes with all the parts and instructions you'll need to resurrect your aging MacBook Pro.
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Perhaps he will seek to resurrect a constitution from Thailand's past (he has 19 to choose from).
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I'm not trying to resurrect the dead, I'm just trying to pay respect to a person's essence.
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Today's on-demand economy make it easy to curate an order that will resurrect your sweet tooth.
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No, we're always hopeful that he'll resurrect one of our all-time favorite bits, Dramatic Yelp Reviews.
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Yet Mr. Sacks's efforts to resurrect Zenefits highlight the difficulty of conjuring up second chances in tech.
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The time was clearly right for Apple and Nike to resurrect their partnership for this latest device.
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Here are some key factors to watch out for: - Will Xi resurrect the position of party chairman?
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President Trump will sign an executive order today to resurrect construction of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline.
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Nederlanders execute plan to resurrect Polaroid film Polaroid at the time was little more than a shell.
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No, it had to be Paxton: He was the one the Yankees needed to resurrect before October.
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The more important question in your letter is whether you'll be able to resurrect your erotic self.
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As with El Faro, the best thing about black boxes is their ability to resurrect the dead.
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Needlessly re-creating a hard border will resurrect ancestral memories of the partition of Ireland in 1922.
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In their place, Mr. Trump's draft order would resurrect a 2007 executive order issued by President Bush.
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Molina said that New Rockstars would resurrect "Westeros Weekly" if the prequel finds a similarly devoted audience.
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It's gotta be hard for Casper Smart, who's in NYC trying to resurrect his relationship with JLo.
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Biohackers are attempting to resurrect an older product to address the lack of generic insulin, Dr. Greene said.
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Carey's mother invented the IQSA, but did so to resurrect her son when he died in an accident.
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"They have tried to resurrect the conspiracy that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election," one Democrat told CNN.
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To resurrect the algorithm that linked the two, Ms Dell embarked on what she calls a "treasure hunt".
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Everybody loved what we were doing and I'd love to see us resurrect that somehow, but it's complicated.
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The fiscal reckoning will be unpalatable for Brexiters yearning to resurrect the Thatcherite dream of a smaller state.
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Christie can't resurrect any of that now, and his only future employment will be in the private sector.
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On Pushing Daisies, Ned the pie-maker has the power to resurrect the dead, and he represents life.
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He tried to resurrect his political career in 2013 with a run for mayor of New York City.
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Better he be the first to resurrect these deadly specters, the virologist maintains, than someone with nefarious intentions.
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He utilized his skills in the courtroom to dissect his company's business and resurrect it from financial turmoil.
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Fox has been slowly, quietly ramping up efforts to resurrect interest in Avatar over the past couple years.
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To secure Arias' extradition to Colombia, Santos has tried to resurrect a defunct extradition treaty between our countries.
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Viserion is (un)dead, Thoros is gone too — and with him, the power to resurrect stabbed Jon Snow.
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"We are to resurrect with our church in all her beauty and all her glory," said the Rev.
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Senate Democrats are hoping to resurrect legislation to prevent those on the government's terrorist watchlist from purchasing guns.
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Harrison now feels he has the chance to resurrect a career that has not gone as he planned.
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With that intellectual property a buyer can take the Toys R Us name and logo and resurrect it.
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John Richardson at Washington's Naval Base Kitsap, sailors wondered if he could resurrect the submarine torpedoman's mate rate.
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This year's legislative branch bill will likely resurrect debate over lawmaker salaries, which have been frozen since 2900.
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So there's no strong desire that's pulling you to resurrect Luther, President Obama's anger translator, for President Trump?
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Then there's "de-extinction," which does the same but using genetic engineering to resurrect (and patent) extinct species.
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If opera's purpose is to be useful to us today, though, why only resurrect works from the past?
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Grillo-Marxuach worked alongside fellow executive producers Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews to resurrect the world of Thra.
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Anthony, 35, has been looking for a job to resurrect his N.B.A. career for more than a year.
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If he is the first candidate to definitively defeat Sanders in a contest, it could resurrect his campaign.
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Once a nation or region loses an advanced industry to China, it will be virtually impossible to resurrect.
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As for Iran, it's unlikely that we could simply resurrect and rejoin the JCPOA in its prior form.
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A new proposal in Congress aims to resurrect an old tradition: mailing Social Security statements to your home.
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But damn if it wasn't fun, and god bless anyone who can resurrect similar feelings with puka shells.
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Biden's plan would build on proposals already introduced by House Democrats and would resurrect several Obama-era policies.
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These changes may help resurrect the ailing U.S. coal industry, which Trump promised to improve during his campaign.
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Even now, they are still living men (they never died, unlike the wights they resurrect) trapped in monsters' bodies.
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This concerted effort to resurrect the symbolism of the Confederacy so long after losing the war is without precedent.
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Sanders' bill isn't going to pass anytime soon, especially when Senate Republicans are still trying to resurrect Obamacare repeal.
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He picked the wrong faith for any hope of resurrection, and there's nothing left to resurrect in any case.
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Well, this is what happens when you resurrect a series three decades later as a low-budget TV show.
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Bedenbaugh said private investors receive incentives , like tax credits, to help resurrect decrepit buildings to boost their region's economy.
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But the norms he's smashed, and emboldened his followers to smash in their own communities, won't magically resurrect themselves.
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After seeing the power work on a cat, he decides to resurrect a human family member who recently died.
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The talks this month would in effect resurrect a "composite dialogue" pursued fitfully under Mr Modi's predecessor, Manmohan Singh.
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There are a lot of links in this piece, many of which were difficult to resurrect on today's web.
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However, the success of syndicated reruns and DVD sales drove the network to resurrect the adult cartoon in 2005.
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Shareholders often hang on for far too long hoping that rising commodity prices might resurrect an ailing firm's fortunes.
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Al Ahbabi added that the UAE space program would help resurrect a lost Arabic trait of understanding the galaxy.
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Two companies are combining forces to resurrect famous actors and celebrities to bring them back to the big screen.
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In search of a new source of joy, I decided to resurrect my childhood lunch for a full week.
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Only when King needed a novel to get out of a contract with his publisher did he resurrect it.
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You're in the middle of an Overwatch match, about to resurrect your team as Mercy and save the day.
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European history has witnessed numerous ordeals, but it managed to turn its dark pages and resurrect from the ashes.
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Some have suggested that Trump's polarizing persona could resurrect the violent anti-WEF protests seen in the early 2000s.
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Heroes die, but they resurrect a few turns later and players can deploy them to any lane they want.
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Called by the prosecution, he said that Mr. Manafort ran an "incredible" operation to resurrect Mr. Yanukovych's political career.
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In his first hour as president, Donald Trump promised to resurrect middle-class manufacturing jobs in the United States.
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The two parties are holding last-ditch talks to resurrect a coalition government and avert a new snap election.
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She also taught classes for the group and, later in life, would help resurrect the dances from its heyday.
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Does a designer operating under a label founded by another have license to resurrect its forebear's history for inspiration?
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An effort to resurrect his career progressed in 2013 as he began his candidacy for mayor of New York.
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Cashin said tech companies would most likely allow the market to rebound "if they can resurrect themselves," he said.
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Rewriting your tired-out roles in this family drama is the only way I know to resurrect the friendship.
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Republicans in Congress have given up on Obamacare repeal in 22020, but they could still resurrect it in 22018.
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Those problems have led some states to halt executions altogether and others to resurrect older, previously discredited methods of execution.
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A trader said Elliott's note suggested the fund could resurrect its push for strategic changes at TIM, lifting the stock.
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A boy, Wander, takes this girl he loves to the god Dormin, who promises to resurrect her for a price.
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There are a few major questions here: how close does a White Walker need to be to resurrect a corpse?
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We knew the approval was coming, since President Donald Trump signed memoranda to resurrect the stalled pipeline back in January.
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Some of the undead images were pretty screwed up, but he was able to resurrect a completely intact reddit page.
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Some Brexiteers hope that, in that event, they can resurrect the idea of walking out with no deal at all.
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According to the FT, a person familiar with Uzan's plans says he intends to resurrect the company in the future.
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However, Washington must now urgently resurrect its efforts to pressure both India and Pakistan to "stand-down" their nuclear forces.
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Illnesses with relatively small genomes, like polio, are easier to resurrect than more genetically complex diseases like smallpox or herpes.
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These days, Box is encouraging of others who want to resurrect NSAG, even offering me advice about managing the project.
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It was never feasible that Trump would follow through on his pledge to resurrect American jobs all on his own.
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Once signature anchorman Bill O'Reilly left Fox, few imagined that Carlson or anyone else could resurrect O'Reilly's time-slot audience.
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There is a chance the brand can resurrect itself in a different form following the sale of its intellectual property.
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Since taking office, Trump has continued promises to resurrect U.S. manufacturing's bygone glory days and bring back millions of jobs.
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This has prompted some critics to suggest Trump's polarising persona could resurrect violent anti-WEF protests from the early 2000s.
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Sarah Jones: I am distraught over Viserion's demise, which allowed the Night King to resurrect him as an ice dragon.
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With extreme magnification and a steady hand, she helped me resurrect a phone that I had given up for dead.
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"Nancy Boy" neither, which is why we decided to resurrect them from the grave for this tour we're embarking on.
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She tried to resurrect it for her presidential campaign but the country was, it seemed, looking for something more exciting.
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Senate Republicans appear poised to ignore President Trump's demands that they immediately resurrect ObamaCare repeal and abolish the legislative filibuster.
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Living in Neighborhood residents relish the quiet streets and are working to resurrect the area's heritage as a garden district.
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They seemed to believe that the Brotherhood could be easily controlled, whereas Shafiq might resurrect a party with real power.
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But Senate Republicans appear ready to ignore Trump's demands that they immediately resurrect ObamaCare repeal and abolish the legislative filibuster.
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Under Italian law, people can be arrested for making fascists salutes or for trying to resurrect the defunct Fascist Party.
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Lawmakers are about to resurrect a package of tax breaks, bringing back a number of valuable expired deductions and credits.
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Sunlot at the time was trying to purchase most of Mt. Gox and resurrect it, but the plan fell through.
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" He said the result of the referendum will "almost surely" lead to the Scottish National Party trying to "resurrect Scottish Independence.
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Her friends, family members and former colleagues recount her brilliance and try to resurrect her as the trailblazer that she was.
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It doesn't even have to be a person, really: even vague shapes and figures can resurrect them in your mind's eye.
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This desire to resurrect that which is dead is also depicted in Extinct Memories III by Grégory Chatonsky and Dominique Sirois.
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Pacemaker, the DJ app that allows you to stream and beat-match songs from Spotify, is attempting to resurrect the mixtape.
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Two former defense officials are circulating a proposal in Washington to resurrect an obsolete nuclear weapon and deploy it near Europe.
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The company announced plans to resurrect the SUV in January 2017, however it has released little information regarding the upcoming vehicle.
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Despite the ruling, both women continue to fight attempts to resurrect additional deals that could jeopardize South Africa's environment they say.
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I came across several compelling theories about their origins and a 2011 documentary called "Resurrect Dead" that dives into the mystery.
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For Mr. Stepien, 38, it is a chance to resurrect what was once a promising career as a national political operative.
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"We've had to scramble and resurrect our training," he said in an interview at the International Association of Drilling Contractors' conference.
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PARIS — Andy Murray was born May 235, 28, in Glasgow, a wee lad destined to resurrect Britain's fortunes in men's tennis.
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Any effort to resurrect the series must reckon with the fact that the "key player" is also the most toxic one.
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But its bones are still strong, and with some elbow grease and rust paint, we've managed to resurrect our forgotten CLOUD.
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One of his tactics has been to resurrect an eight-year-old comment the first lady made during the 2008 primaries.
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The Supreme Court has the authority to resurrect protections like those in Section 5, perhaps for a new set of jurisdictions.
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O.J. Simpson aims to resurrect a past that's recent enough to be remembered but distant enough to be a little foggy.
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Vader catches back up with you, adopts you as his new apprentice, and recruits you to help resurrect his wife Padmé.
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Mr. Trudeau delves into the archives to resurrect the entry WORKS OF ART, which last appeared in the puzzle in 1959.
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They don't see this as something to be hidden away but rather as something to resurrect and recover from our history.
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A referendum would resurrect bitter arguments and infuriate Leavers, who see it as a rematch of a contest they already won.
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The attacks did not resurrect his order, but it did tell millions of supporters to distrust the judiciary as politically motivated.
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Trump also used the tweet to resurrect his past criticism of countries that don't support the U.S. at the United Nations.
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Over the last four weeks, however, he has cleaned up his game considerably and has helped resurrect his team's playoff hopes.
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Related: Enter a Stunning Exploration of Light and Space NeoWave Posters Resurrect Psychedelic Space Art GIF Six-Pack: Welcome to Space
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First, it's been established in both the books and the show that the Red Priest Thoros of Myr can resurrect the dead.
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The second wave hit two years later, as he tried to resurrect his career by running for Mayor of New York City.
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Dr. Thornton said that it might be possible to resurrect other ancestral molecules to figure out how those adaptations evolved, as well.
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God willing, they say, the economy might flop; battles might resurrect the Great Satan; and four years hence they will recover power.
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You're still progressing through an unfamiliar land with little guidance, suffering a heavy penalty when you die and resurrect at a checkpoint.
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Dr. Hill has called on evangelicals to resurrect the ancient Christian tradition of honoring some same-sex friendships as a holy covenant.
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Sometimes to get an effective Resurrect off, Mercy needs to put herself in the line of fire, often resulting in her death.
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A person familiar with Uzan's plans told The Financial Times that he intends to resurrect the company sometime in the near future.
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Today, climate change deniers will resurrect the tired old argument that Earth's global warming stalled sometime at the beginning of this century.
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On Friday, the Trump administration announced plans to resurrect a rule banning federally funded family planning clinics from discussing abortion with patients.
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NASA's new series of bullet-shaped "X-planes" are the first step towards trying to resurrect the dream of supersonic air travel.
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In 2017 America said it would withdraw from the Paris agreement and the Trump administration has tried to resurrect the coal industry.
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Years of successful grassroots campaigns have convinced fervent fan bases that if they're passionate and loud enough, they can resurrect the dead.
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And actually, I keep thinking that I'm gonna resurrect it and put it together in my room, but it's a real eyesore.
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Dolores and her gang slaughter the lot of them, then use the lab tech to resurrect first their commander, then the others.
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Roberts's lawyers argue that Utah lawmakers lacked authority to resurrect civil claims on which the clock to file had already run out.
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The best thing they can do for RG3 is to give him 400 snaps and see if they can resurrect his career.
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The card has helped spark a surge in Resurrect decks, built around keeping board presence from re-summoning minions that have died.
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If Disney decides to resurrect Leia, the costs could go much higher than what it might have to pay her surviving family.
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On Thursday morning, as Republicans in Washington raced to resurrect legislation to overhaul Obamacare, Trump was tweeting -- and not about health care.
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"Luckily, the freedom offered by the Internet offers a chance to resurrect the idea of writing for love, not money," waxes Rahim.
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But the charges against Barclays were thrown out by a court in May and the SFO failed to resurrect them in October.
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In "Destiny 2," you're a Guardian from Earth, someone who's been given supernatural abilities and the power to resurrect themselves countless times.
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He wants to get every gas-powered car off the road and to resurrect President Barack Obama's disastrous "cash for clunkers" program.
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Thousands signed a petition to resurrect the show last year, with some speculating that it was canceled because it depicted conservative viewpoints.
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Berlin, who did more than anyone to resurrect Herzen, pointed out how absurd it was to see him as a Communist precursor.
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While the Big 12 board of directors made the decision to resurrect the title game, the league's spring meeting in Irving, Tex.
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"We knew we had to, to try resurrect what was beautiful and what Walt [Disney] believed in," Bluth said in an interview.
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The visual artists who flocked to SoHo in Manhattan decades ago helped resurrect what had been a deteriorating factory and warehouse district.
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The court's acceptance of the Gundy case, solely on this issue, signals a willingness to revisit this doctrine and perhaps resurrect it.
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This has prompted some critics to suggest Trump's polarizing persona could resurrect the violent anti-WEF protests seen in the early 2000s.
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When someone as culturally important as Prince was, to so many people, dies an instinctive reaction is to want to resurrect them.
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They were camping my squad's corpses—you can resurrect your teammates in Apex Legends—and I lured them away from the bodies.
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Some resurrect themselves after near-death experiences in politics, while others continue to appear politically alive even when they have actually died.
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After that, TSM simply ran into Cloud9 with Bjergsen's Chronoshift to resurrect members if they fell and swept through Cloud9's base.
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This new animated special, created by Optimum Productions (owned by Jackson's estate), will resurrect him and his dance routines in cartoon form.
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Yet in a movie as happy to resurrect characters as rub them out, nothing is of consequence, and the glibness grows numbing.
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She is also, of course, hoping to resurrect an England of long ago, of material solidity and a clear-cut social structure.
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These are some of the sports at the World Nomad Games, a brutal competition in Kyrgyzstan that aims to resurrect nomadic traditions.
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Mr. Ohlmeyer, a cocksure, creative personality, was well known to NBC when it hired him in 21977 to resurrect its entertainment division.
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" If your pieces have been damaged or neglected, or you salvage some that have been roughed up, "you can always resurrect them.
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But markets gained some composure after anti-establishment parties reached a deal to resurrect their proposed coalition government, averting potentially destabilising elections.
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But they could resurrect Johnnie Cochran and have him ask questions and it's not going to change the facts of the case.
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Doe may be irrelevant in a strictly legal sense, but there are strong reasons to resurrect its memory and ponder it today.
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If the Met takes too long to resurrect the project or ultimately scales it back, might Mr. Lauder take his collection elsewhere?
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Perhaps there are deeper problems brewing for the discounted auto sector hoping to resurrect its fortunes with a suit of new products.
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LVMH has recruited former Nina Ricci creative director Guillaume Henry, who helped resurrect Carven, to breathe new life into the Parisian maison.
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Tru Kids was created to resurrect the brand this year and is in the process of opening new stores across the country.
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Asked what moved him to read poetry and resurrect an old lion's tale, McAdoo smiled and answered: "Just trying to get better."
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Then its innovations — the ability to resurrect dead players, and a notification system that enables nonverbal communication — were quickly copied by Fortnite.
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Then its innovations — the ability to resurrect dead players, and a notification system that enables nonverbal communication — were quickly copied by Fortnite.
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So after being asked a million times to resurrect Beige, Erich Conrad, the party's founder, finally agreed to the reboot in May.
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Halston takes a stand against this kind of thinking, attempting to resurrect the designer's legacy by giving him a glamorous, multilayered portrait.
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Let's follow Steve's lead, throw on some Ray-Bans, and do everything we can to resurrect our shameless, indulgent, fluorescent, sparkling '80s selves.
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NATO is now planning to resurrect a Cold War-era command post in part to monitor Russian cable activity in the North Atlantic.
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Now, as ESPN continues to face steep subscription revenue declines, the pressure to resurrect Disney's studio business through franchise films has grown significantly.
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U.S. lawmakers want to resurrect a Cold-War agency to flush out spies amid a fresh spate of Russian threats, according to reports.
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Joe Jonas had a special reason to resurrect his Sansa Stark costume from Halloween -- his bride-to-be, Sophie Turner, portrays the character.
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Both the series and the movie have helped resurrect Escobar's notoriety, which faded outside Colombia along with the collapse of his Medellin Cartel.
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Related: Adventure Time-Worthy Psychedelics | Monday Insta Illustrator NeoWave Posters Resurrect Psychedelic Space Art Trip The Light Fantastic With This Cosmic Digital Artwork
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The Classic Editions opened the floodgates for other retro consoles—some great, some awful—but Nintendo has yet to resurrect the Game Boy.
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After having a four-year contract with Roma cancelled after just seven months in 2011, Adriano struggled to resurrect his career in Brazil.
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What began as a perfectly innocent attempt to resurrect dinosaurs for public amusement turns into mayhem when the ship's operating system melts down.
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Johnny Manziel can still resurrect his NFL career, so says Tyrann Mathieu -- but he's gotta do one fundamental thing to complete his comeback.
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He sacrifices his own life in order to resurrect Catelyn in the books, so, that's a wrench in the old hype train's wheels.
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It was high time to resurrect this council and once again guide American space policy to regain and retain U.S. leadership in space.
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Bankruptcy reorganizations by well-known brands such as Delta and General Motors show that it can bring parties together and resurrect struggling companies.
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If he succeeds, he might even gain enough political capital to resurrect bipartisan health-care reform, which is needed due to skyrocketing costs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The UK Serious Fraud Office (SFO) said on Tuesday it was seeking to resurrect a high-profile prosecution of Barclays (BARC.
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The UPF is practically defunct since it went offline in May but, according to Erikson, there are plans to resurrect it on Facebook.
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According to The Telegraph, a group of scientists plans to resurrect the great auk using genetic information extracted from fossils and preserved organs.
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Why it matters: The Senate's rejection is a strong rebuke, by lawmakers from both parties, of the Trump administration's decision to resurrect ZTE.
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Trump (along with WilmerHale) that frames the travel ban as an effort to resurrect the national origin quotas that the 22019 Congress discarded.
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Browns Coach Hue Jackson did not discuss Briles's past but said that he believed Briles would have a chance to resurrect his career.
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Chris McDaniel's bid in Mississippi to resurrect his Tea Party-backed campaign for the seat he nearly won in 2014 has proved feeble.
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James, of course, is a Los Angeles Laker now, focused on trying to resurrect a legendary team from the Western Conference scrap heap.
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He said he also reached out to Diana Munson to apologize for the fact that the uncovered depositions would inevitably resurrect painful memories.
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Success, however, would resurrect what was once one of the most admired American brand names — one that was long a synonym for luxury.
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So perhaps the television show will eventually reveal that Batman is "dead," only to resurrect him after he battles his way through time.
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The other Trump was a classic Republican businessman, who vowed to slash taxes, resurrect coal production, and keep Washington from meddling in business.
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To get these jets into flying, and dying, shape, Air Force engineers resurrect old F-16s from a 2,600-acre boneyard in Arizona.
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To resurrect the mammoth gene, the researchers grew cells in a lab and tested whether the smell gene functions normally in those cells.
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A changing entertainment landscape also gave them an avenue to resurrect the characters but not get bogged down by a full-blown series.
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Kamala Harris suspended her presidential campaign, after falling from the top tier of Democratic candidates and failing to resurrect a doomed fundraising operation.
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To demonstrate how different these two were: Albus hoped to resurrect loved ones, while Gellert wanted to create an army of the undead.
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Mr. Kilimnik wanted to resurrect him as a semiautonomous leader in eastern Ukraine, a division of the country fiercely opposed by most Ukrainians.
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Advocates do not want to see the Trump administration resurrect family detention as an alternative to the cruel practice of separating children and parents.
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Kushner is leading a Trump effort to resurrect the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and has been a Trump conduit to Mexico, among other activities.
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But it may be possible to resurrect the Floreana tortoise yet—by studying a long-lost population left by pirates on an extinct volcano.
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A federal judge on Tuesday denied a bid by patent owner TriPlay Inc to resurrect an infringement lawsuit against Facebook Inc's messenger service WhatsApp.
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Mr Trump has killed the Trans-Pacific Partnership; the Pacific Alliance hopes to resurrect it without the United States, linking its members to Asia.
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As it stands, researchers quoted by the MIT Technology Review agree that using this process to resurrect a dead human is still centuries away.
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The other eleven members would be happy to have the United States back to resurrect the TPP, even if they're bickering at the moment.
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Azar is a mobile app attempting to resurrect that old-school livechat experience for the new generation — and it's going viral under our noses.
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While Sony attempts to resurrect the Walkman brand as a high def media player, it's clear that music lovers prefer something more disk-like.
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Still, these super exciting new campaign speeches from Al Gore will at least resurrect an issue that's been mostly ignored since the Democratic primary.
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Infinity War 2, whatever it's called, won't necessarily be using that exact plot to resurrect its dead heroes and set its universe to rights.
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Hearing the cries of the small-handed, Apple's killing off the iPhone 5s only to resurrect the more powerful iPhone SE in its place.
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That includes some specific items from the original game, like the Silver Sapling, which lets players choose a point to resurrect if they die.
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It took all of his 20163 years and every penny he had to resurrect his father's old streamliner and race here at Speed Week.
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Specifically, she is forced by her mean teacher to resurrect a frog and then kill it all over again on a non-stop loop.
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Pepe and bigotry became so synonymous that Furie drew Pepe a funeral in May, but he wants a new comic to resurrect his creation.
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The result is a little bit rock and roll, majorly glam and one that we hope to see Hale resurrect over and over again.
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" Why it matters: "[S]ome maintain confidence that Trump will rise above the chaos to deliver on his pledge to resurrect the American dream.
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Vladimir Scherbakov, a military specialist at the Nezavisimaya Gazeta daily, said Putin's decision to resurrect a version of the Soviet-era directorate raised questions.
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After all, you can't resurrect a cannabis plant from a dead stem and 22018,235 sites on the genome, which was all Phylos was sequencing.
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And once I find and resurrect the other dragons on this island, they'll be nothing stopping me from turning it into a mechanical paradise!
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You can resurrect your iPhone by downloading a new operating system with your phone in DFU mode, though this will delete your phone's memory.
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Read More: AI Could Resurrect a Racist Housing Policy In the first game, the AIs had to gather scarce apples to receive a reward.
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Ethiopia is a key tenet of China's Belt and Road Initiative, a big bucks spending drive to resurrect ancient trading routes centered on China.
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Her husband, by her account, disapproved of the idea at first, and she abandoned it, only to resurrect it when he changed his mind.
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It was at a workshop at the bi-annual event that U.S. author Kaylie Jones convinced James to resurrect the book after multiple rejections.
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It is, of course, worthwhile to study their structures, to resurrect them digitally and even raise them in the metropolitan plazas of the West.
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That there's nothing like Boom is not exactly a controversial opinion — there aren't a lot of companies out there trying to resurrect supersonic flight.
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And there are industries that have left the United States that would be difficult to resurrect here in the United States, certainly at scale.
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Let's take a closer look at Michigan, a state where Mr. Sanders's insurgent victory four years ago helped resurrect his campaign against Hillary Clinton.
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Yes. Its problems are global and the strategies Lancaster has employed to resurrect itself are shared by complex adaptive coalitions I've visited all over.
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He returns to the show to host for the first time (and will possibly resurrect some beloved characters) alongside the musical guest Shawn Mendes.
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In the song "Comanche," from his album "Resurrect" (1998), Mr. Taylor beguilingly juxtaposes a series of seemingly unrelated declarations to form a seamless whole.
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That was one of the motivating factors that drove Fabio Szwarcwald, the head of Parque Lage art school, to resurrect the "Queer Museum" exhibition.
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Q. For future reference, are there any measures that can be taken to resurrect a laptop after a serious coffee spill into the keyboard?
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The United States and North Korea held a behind-the-scenes meeting to resurrect the summit meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un.
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If I could, I would resurrect Dorothea Lange, the legendary photographer of the Great Depression, to capture a truly defining image of that experience.
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If a living person acquires a new sleeve for a "dead" person, they can input that individual's stack into a body and resurrect them.
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Thursday's meeting was meant to allow powers to coordinate support for ongoing negotiations, but instead has turned into a desperate bid to resurrect them.
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Why resurrect it now just as the gathering storm of clear and present nuclear missile dangers is emerging with speed from over the horizon?
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He lost his seat in Congress, his audacious bid to resurrect his career as mayor of New York City, and his high-profile marriage.
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It's hard to understand why Sessions would resurrect an unpopular war on pot, even as the nation reels from an ongoing opioid overdose epidemic.
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Although Trump withdrew from the TPP deal shortly after taking office, the remaining 11 member nations have been working to resurrect it without him.
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NASA says there is no race to resurrect human spaceflight capabilities in the US, but SpaceX could be the very first to fly astronauts.
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As president, Warren has said she would enact a 21st century Glass-Steagall Act that would resurrect a wall between commercial and investment banks.
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But gambling's greatest impact, at least proportionally, could come in the new professional leagues it spawns and the moribund ones it helps to resurrect.
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The center looks weak, even if defectors from Labour and the Conservative Parties last month formed an Independent Group to try to resurrect it.
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Now as negotiators scramble to resurrect the deal, revelations are emerging that indicate both sides appeared to think they had the other over a barrel.
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CRISPR could one day even allow us to wipe out entire populations of malaria-spreading mosquitoes or resurrect once-extinct species like the passenger pigeon.
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We can cure any disease, keep even the weakest of us alive, and, you know, one fine day perhaps we shall even resurrect the dead.
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Its co-founder, Gianroberto Casaleggio, an IT executive who died last year, believed that web-based voting could resurrect the direct democracy of ancient Athens.
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She blackmails him into staying silent, but he also seems interested in being complicit in her plan because it would help resurrect his own career.
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The president promised throughout the campaign to resurrect the lagging coal industry that has declined amid changing energy markets, leaving many West Virginia communities devastated.
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There were signs that another vote was on the horizon: In the wake of the AHCA's first defeat, Republican leaders swiftly promised to resurrect it.
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He would resurrect collective pay-bargaining and raise the minimum wage to the point where 60% of young workers' salaries are set by the state.
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After "This too shall pass," Digo became the last to leave me in a series of men I used to try and resurrect my dad.
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It wants to resurrect Mr Turnbull's plan to cut emissions from power plants, but with a more ambitious goal, of a 45% reduction by 2030.
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So unless you want to resurrect the same ol' witch costume you fall back on every other year, you better start nailing down your options.
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Even Chris Hemsworth can't resurrect the vibe at a the world's most uncomfortable roast in a just-released sketch from his Saturday Night Live episode.
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After their devastating presidential election loss last year, Democrats have been soul-searching for a message to help resurrect the party in the Trump era.
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They told him to prioritize legislation regulating speech by nonprofits, but when the bill died in the Senate, he did not fight to resurrect it.
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At least, that seemed to be the Mean Girls-style message Netflix was sending to Sense8 fans who tried to resurrect the recently canceled show.
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ABC reached an agreement with FremantleMedia back in May to resurrect the briefly canceled reality competition series, which previously ran on FOX for 15 seasons.
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Jane Austen hasn't written a new book in 200 years, but that hasn't stopped anyone from trying to resurrect, recast and reimagine her old ones.
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The bureau dropped the 5 percent measure from its current proposal — after protests by lenders and others — but should resurrect it in the final version.
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To celebrate 20 years of collaboration, the company announced in a press release that it plans to resurrect a handful of its 175 past partnerships.
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After Friday night's strikes against regime targets in Syria, he's demanding a concerted drive to resurrect the international peace process, last seen late in 2016.
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This huge discrepancy has prompted the company to resurrect its "Rinse, Recycle, Reimagine" campaign to encourage consumers to take small steps toward preserving our planet.
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There was no reason for God of War (or Kratos) to return if the plan was simply to resurrect him to walk the same path.
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A group of artists is conducting a sort of seance to resurrect the ghost of René Magritte during each of the remaining weekends this summer.
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In 2007, when Asics offered him the chance to bring back one of its archival models, Mr. Fieg immediately knew which one he would resurrect.
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WNYC was part of a consortium of public radio stations that bought the Gothamist family of sites in February but chose not to resurrect DNAinfo.
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John Coppolella spoke confidently in August about the future of the Atlanta Braves and the efforts of their front office to resurrect the sagging franchise.
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Brushing aside the mostly wan intervening attempts to resurrect Carpenter's minimalist masterpiece, he has made a straight-up sequel, a rematch between heroine and villain.
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The League, fearing its bid for elections has failed and it will be sidelined, has tried without success to resurrect its coalition with 5-Star.
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The League, fearing its bid for elections has failed and it will be sidelined, has tried without success to resurrect its coalition with 5-Star.
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These are some of the sports at the World Nomad Games, a brutal competition in Kyrgyzstan that aims to resurrect nomadic traditions that have faded.
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CollegeHumor isn't dead: IAC is selling the brand to Reich, who will continue running Dropout with an aim to resurrect the larger brand later on.
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But that said, why wouldn't ASAP Rocky resurrect Moby's "Porcelain" — a grand, sweeping proto-EDM anthem that sounds like modernist folk music — to rap over.
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Arcana, a restaurant in Boulder that opened in February 2016, is attempting to resurrect this long food narrative using almost entirely local meat and produce.
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She is tempted by three Gypsies (led by a threatening Troy Ruptash) to participate in a ritual to resurrect her brother with another person's murder.
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Holmes does not so much resurrect five highly original women as explore how and why they have confounded (seduced, traduced and plainly exhausted) their chroniclers.
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Sen. Kamala Harris suspended her presidential campaign Tuesday, after falling from the top tier of Democratic candidates and failing to resurrect a doomed fundraising operation.
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The injunction ordering the government to partially resurrect DACA comes in the midst of plodding negotiations in Congress over a permanent replacement for the program.
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No matter where they pick, they hope to select a potential savior to pair with Porzingis after so many others failed to resurrect the franchise.
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Most Republicans just promised tax cuts, because that's what they did, always, but Trump promised to limit free trade, roll back globalization, resurrect those jobs.
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After all, their plan to reverse the effects of the plague and thereby "resurrect" a whole bunch of dead people is on the same continuum.
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Twitterrific 5 has launched on the Mac App Store following a successful crowdfunding campaign to resurrect the Twitter app earlier this year, as noted by 9to5Mac.
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She asks Hilda about her ability to resurrect herself, and Hilda says it's all thanks to a grave called the Cain Grave in their front yard.
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And, just this month, the ACLU charged that private debt collectors around the country have manipulated local courts and prosecutors' offices to resurrect the practice today.
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And past research by Martinez and others has suggested that the climate itself, particularly the amount of sunshine, might help resurrect the virus within nerve cells.
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Republican Senator Pat Toomey and Democratic Senator Joe Manchin are trying to resurrect a somewhat weaker version of the bill, which the Senate defeated in 2013.
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It's not clear what Congress will do but the deal will be in jeopardy if Congress decides to resurrect pre-deal sanctions or introduce new ones.
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Why should it resurrect the failed Fire Phone when plenty of undifferentiated phone brands will be more than willing to add Alexa to their flagship devices?
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There were also reports that Israel's leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, had made calls to his Argentine counterpart, Mauricio Macri, in an unsuccessful effort to resurrect the match.
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However, one YouTuber known as Internet Shaquille, who posts cooking videos every week, just showed us a new and slightly unorthodox way to resurrect our pizza.
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Much of Bachelor Nation is still rightly fuming over Arie's appalling decision to film his breakup with Becca, so he could resurrect his relationship with Lauren.
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But she Madison, and Myrtle survive the blast and literally rise from the ashes to resurrect their recently-murdered witch sisters at Outpost 3, including Dinah.
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As Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said during a small press gathering at CES in Las Vegas today, the company doesn't have any plans to resurrect it.
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Trump has vowed to resurrect policies in the 21st century that will hurt young black men far more than a decades-old debunked term ever could.
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Thrawn, originally introduced in Zahn's 1991 novel Heir to the Empire, is a master tactician who attempted to resurrect the Empire after Return of the Jedi.
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Superman's dead, but there's another Superman with a beard from another galaxy, and he's not dead, so he hopes to resurrect dead-Superman using Kryptonian technology.
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In 1970, Howe founded the Feminist Press, a nonprofit publisher that exists to this day, to resurrect some of this writing and build a new canon.
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International powers, including Russia, the United States, Saudi Arabia and Iran, are due to meet on Thursday in Munich in a bid to resurrect the talks.
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Earlier this week the Desperate Housewives star admitted that if the opportunity came to resurrect the role of Gaby Solis, she'd sign up in a heartbeat.
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Josh Hartnett says he'd love to see "Penny Dreadful" comeback from the cancellation graveyard ... but admits not even he has the power to resurrect that spirit.
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A strong and resounding win could resurrect the Trump narrative and make the Iowa outcome look like an anomaly driven by the strength of evangelical voters.
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"Today as we resurrect the values of patriotism, historical memory and traditional culture, we hope for a strengthening of relations with Mount Athos," Mr Putin declared.
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One important distinction to make here is that Weinstein isn't being forced to go to treatment — rather, he's presenting it as a plea to "resurrect" himself.
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The fact that growing numbers of Democratic politicians seem to support them suggests that they have not figured out how to resurrect themselves as a party.
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But the records, which were preserved among the papers of a foundation that provided scholarships to African students at the time, may also resurrect old pain.
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Congressional Republicans are itching to resurrect a host of regulatory reform bills that have died in previous sessions once they reclaim the White House in January.
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With the help of advanced CGI techniques, filmmakers will resurrect iconic movie star James Dean for another big-screen outing — 64 years after the actor's death.
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And with Gear VR making real inroads with customers, Samsung would be foolish to try to resurrect a wearable headset people already associate with tech douchebaggery.
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A growing number of news stories has suggested that oyster ice cream is a blast from the past that we need to resurrect, especially on Thanksgiving.
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Rather than try to resurrect the disgraced party, he supported pitching a bigger political tent to help his clients and, he argued, to help stabilize Ukraine.
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Hell, there's even a séance where a very significant ghost might be contacted, and the show's flashbacks resurrect characters who have long since left the series.
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But even longer is the list of directors who've tried to resurrect the old Hollywood musical, a list that might have Steven Spielberg as its leader.
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Still, it's clear that rote replication of the two-button charms of Final Fight or Streets of Rage won't be enough to resurrect this bruised corpse.
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Five years ago, the city government voted to restore the old name — to resurrect Stalingrad — on six dates a year with resonance for the city's history.
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The organizers hope to resurrect nomadic traditions, especially those of Central Asia, whose cultures were pushed toward extinction by decades of Soviet collectivization and then globalization.
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It turns out that the racist imperialism Du Bois despised can resurrect itself even among its former victims: There can be English rule without the Englishman.
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"Republicans are scrambling to resurrect their train wreck of a health care bill and push it through Congress—and now it's even worse," Jo Comerford, MoveOn.
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As Mr. Trump approaches his 100th day in office, which falls on April 29, White House officials are pushing to resurrect a Republican health care bill.
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"We can synthetically resurrect this virus outside of China and study its biology without having to rely on someone sending it in the mail," Sheahan says.
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In the end, Clinton's performance was not only a win but enough of a knockout to resurrect the feeling that this election should not be close.
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The government competition hopes to resurrect US spaceflight capability that was lost when it retired the space-shuttle fleet in July 2011, but with commercial vehicles.
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Players can resurrect eliminated teammates in a gameplay feature that adds a challenging element (and lessens the sting if your character dies early in the game).
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Senators and staff are expected to talk through the weekend to try to get a deal that could resurrect the energy bill by early next week.
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Maybe after I'm dead, they can cut up the carpet and extract my DNA from my tears that have soaked into the carpet and resurrect me.
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Many were offbeat: a wry look at tourists gawking up at skyscrapers in Manhattan, a plan to resurrect a South Dakota ghost town by installing Indians.
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Now, call me a miserable bastard, but I doubt some minor format changes will be able to resurrect something that is arguably no longer culturally relevant.
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Looked at from this perspective, Aku's true origin could be a Japan none too different from the pastoral kingdom Jack fights to resurrect in the show.
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So the most common book reader theory for how Jon would survive the stabbing was that warging would save his mind, while Melisandre would resurrect his body.
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He's technically just supposed to fix or dismantle the hosts' bodies, but he's secretly been working on his coding skills to resurrect a bird from the park.
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So in an attempt to save these forgotten titles, gamers are looking to expand preservation rights so that they can help save, and possibly resurrect, these titles.
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The new deal pulls in the director's production company Amblin Television, along with NBCUniversal, with plans to resurrect beloved 1980s fantasy/sci-fi/horror anthology Amazing Stories.
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And there&aposs going to be days, they say, where you think this bill is dead and then we resurrect it, and kind of like health care.
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Glen Morgan co-wrote the episode that introduced the trio of hackers, so it's fitting that this season, he's found a way to resurrect one of them.
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Two years later, his attempt to resurrect his political career as a mayoral candidate in New York City was sidelined after similar reports of lewd messages surfaced.
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Lula would then be free to campaign for another candidate, or to resurrect his own candidacy while seeking an injunction exempting him from the Ficha Limpa law.
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They have the power to resurrect the dead (that includes a whole plotline with children's blood) and appear to have nefarious plans overall for New York City.
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Would-be presidential candidates -- or failed candidates hoping to resurrect a career -- jockeyed for jobs in the Ailes empire as a way to stay relevant among conservatives.
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But it would equally be a mistake, given the history of Iraqi militant groups and their Baathist collaborators managing to resurrect themselves, to treat ISIS as dead.
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Disney would need to negotiate "re-use fees" with Fisher's estate to resurrect her character for future films, said Mark Litwak, an entertainment attorney in Los Angeles.
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But the franchise is far from dead, with the Science Channel now planning to resurrect MythBusters, starting with a reality TV show dedicated to finding new hosts.
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International powers, including Russia, the United States, Saudi Arabia and Iran, are due to meet on Thursday in Munich in a bid to resurrect Syrian peace talks.
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"It's complicated and often futile because it's very difficult to resurrect those old records," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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"It is exceptionally unusual for the department to resurrect a complaint filed nearly 2-1/2 years earlier," the letter written by university attorney Seth Waxman read.
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Mnangagwa has been trumpeting a "Zimbabwe is open for business" mantra in an attempt to resurrect the nation's economy, which has been crippled by hyperinflation and sanctions.
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This true-crime account of Sally Horner, one of the inspirations for Vladimir Nabokov's "Lolita," aims to resurrect a victim whose anguish was transformed into sleek prose.
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Lim had planned to explore this concept in greater detail for a show, but ultimately shelved the idea, though she hopes to one day resurrect the project.
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Injuries are the worst, and it'd be an awesome story if Patterson were able to resurrect his former self at some point over the next couple months.
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The group has managed to resurrect itself; it played 175 concerts last year, even if Mr. Love is the only link to the Beach Boys of memory.
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The measure, which would resurrect authority used by the FDIC during the 2008 meltdown, prompted immediate criticism that Congress was offering a giveaway to Wall Street banks.
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"Wig," a documentary from Chris Moukarbel ("Gaga: Five Foot Two" and "Banksy Does New York"), follows Lady Bunny as she works to resurrect the event in 2018.
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And if it can be done, it means that Democrats don't need to woo culturally conservative white people in order to resurrect the party in the South.
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The blame game over the American Health Care Act's demise is escalating, threatening any prospect for a last-minute deal to resurrect the Republican Obamacare replacement bill.
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But he was also the man who called upon Sarah Palin, a wholly unqualified and uninspired choice, to try to resurrect a foundering campaign against Barack Obama.
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Decades before the plot of the game takes place, a writer named Thomas Zane discovers that he can use his writing talent to resurrect his dead wife.
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Should he embrace the Mets' straightforward geographic proximity to his family, or resurrect his younger allegiance to the Red Sox (jettisoned after he found Boston fandom parochial)?
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On no account should the Defense Department resurrect the past policy of 'enemy combatant' detention of U.S. citizens, which proved to be a legal and moral failure.
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He's also likely to step up deportation of undocumented immigrants, resurrect the Keystone XL pipeline, declare China a currency manipulator, and reopen coal leases on federal land.
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KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - After many false starts, plans to resurrect a railway in Pakistan's teeming metropolis of Karachi are moving ahead with the help of Chinese cash.
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But behind the scenes, Pelosi was talking with Fudge to make a deal to resurrect the House Administration Subcommittee on Elections and appoint her to run it.
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In Plan 9 From Outer Space (153), benevolent aliens resurrect a human zombie force and use it to stop the development of a sun-powered mega bomb.
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"After six years of running my own money, the fire in my belly still burns," Vinik said Thursday in a statement announcing plans to resurrect Vinik Asset Management.
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We could eventually correct genetic differences, eliminate microbes that cause disease, more productively cultivate healthier foods, resurrect extinct species, and eradicate dangerous pests that cause and spread disease.
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Ironically, audiophiles have managed to resurrect the more expensive and probably less environmentally sound vinyl record, but the reality is most people consume their music in digital form.
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It seems unnecessary to resurrect a character in a film most people famously hated, as opposed to say, killing and resurrecting Loki in literally every Thor film ever.
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Solus Alternative Asset Management and Angelo Gordon are looking to raise capital to resurrect Toys R Us as a stand alone retailer, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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In 2016, a new Alcon head, Mike Ball from Hospira, redoubled research and marketing spending to resurrect revenue, before Novartis chief Vas Narasimhan decided to shed the division.
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Friends, 'The One with the Routine' All you need to know/remember about this magical episode is that Monica and Ross resurrect their dance routine from high school.
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But it turns out that the blood is being used to resurrect fallen members of The Hand and when the hospital tries to cover that up, Claire quits.
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With bottles now available for just £33, you can enjoy the final season of Game of Thrones and resurrect your love of whisky with this limited-edition treat.
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After more than a decade away, Sony has decided to resurrect its iconic robot pet brand with a brand new model simply called "Aibo" (model number ERS-1000).
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Vuzix, a Rochester, New York-based display provider, has been trying to resurrect the promise of Google Glass for years now, but this year's iteration finally feels ready.
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While net neutrality may technically be dead for now, there's a congressional effort in the US Senate to resurrect the rule spearheaded by Senator Ed Markey (D-MA).
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The Trump administration on Friday took aim at Planned Parenthood by announcing plans to resurrect a rule banning federally funded family planning clinics from discussing abortion with patients.
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A new crop of aviation startups is hoping to resurrect it, and thanks to a new set of laws in the US, that comeback seems all but assured.
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The company is reportedly rebranding its handheld efforts, putting them under the increasingly popular "Surface" brand, a move that some believe could help resurrect the Microsoft handset business.
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After Louis's two-year-old son is killed on the same highway, Louis, overcome with grief, attempts to resurrect him in the same manner, to predictably horrific consequences.
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According to LA Valiant player Ted "silkthread" Wang, her flagship ability Resurrect—which can bring a dead player back to the battlefield—doesn't fit in with Overwatch's genre.
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Episode 1 - "Your Will Shall Decide Your Destiny" Okay, sorry: Did Netflix resurrect Evan and Jaron and hire them to do this chirpy, la-la-la theme song?
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Related: Sarah Maple Exposes the Abuse of Freedom of Speech 3 Black Women Photographers Capture the Legacy of the Civil Rights Movement 3D Holograms Resurrect Destroyed Buddha Monuments
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At first, you wonder why she would resurrect this milieu; then you realize that she has to revisit her revulsion for the doll's house before leaving it forever.
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Senate Democrats are trying to resurrect a proposal that failed to win backing in December, after a mass shooting in San Bernardino, California, by Islamic State-inspired militants.
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As CEO of a health insurance plan, I have been dismayed this year to see the health industry resurrect familiar and misguided tactics to oppose Medicare for All.
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But if you're going to presume to resurrect the Marx Brothers in a full-length stage musical, your Groucho, Harpo, Chico and Zeppo had better be spot on.
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Cubans hope the next government can resurrect one of the world's last Soviet-style centrally planned economies that has failed to improve under limited market reforms by Castro.
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Not only did Nokia resurrect the game on the newly-relaunched 3310, but the company also launched a slightly updated version of the original game on Facebook Messenger.
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"Every time we resurrect from the rubble one of these monuments, it undercuts the message of fear and ignorance that these people are trying to spread," he said.
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In a country that at once feels both part of my identity and part of a past I can't resurrect, I forced myself to look within the chaos.
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Stone pointed to 2017's "Blade Runner 2049" as an example of how difficult it can be to resurrect a franchise, even if a movie is well reviewed.
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The resulting paper, published Thursday in Current Biology, resolves an identity question that has impeded conservation efforts for years, and sets the scale to effectively resurrect the insect.
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If you're just joining us, you can catch up on Season 103 or Season 2 first, or pray to the Lord of Light as we resurrect Season 3.
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Related: NeoWave Posters Resurrect Psychedelic Space Art Trip to 'Epsilon,' a Sci-Fi Base Station on an Alien Planet Futuristic 3D Love and the Museum of Virtual Art
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In Sri Lanka, President Maithripala Sirisena announced plans to resurrect the death penalty after a 40-year moratorium, while Thailand carried out its first execution in a decade.
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I am not trying to resurrect the welfare queen stereotype of the past, but rather note that both taxpayers and students may be incurring excessive long-term costs.
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The trickiest cases get buried in The Ground, a patch of earth where patients — called Cures — rest in suspended animation until Ada's father sees fit to resurrect them.
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Warren's attempt to resurrect the early excitement of her campaign could pay off, but early caucusing wrapped up today with tens of thousands of votes already locked in.
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"I'm feeling even more determined," he said in an interview on Wednesday with BuzzFeed News' AM to DM. "Because I know we need to resurrect that Obama coalition."
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But when it comes America's Founding Fathers, we have all the data that we need – in their writings, speeches and legislative records – to "resurrect" them through machine learning.
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Stung in the 2015 national elections and reduced to only eight members in Parliament, the party's new leader, Tim Farron, saw Richmond as a chance to resurrect support.
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To make matters worse, the company killed its admittedly terrible dedicated Mac app last year, only to resurrect it as an experimental, buggy Catalyst version back in October.
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But it's already inspiring Republican legislatures in Appalachia to resurrect a grim element of those boom times: loose safety laws that endangered miners' lives and protected owners' profits.
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A.J. Green and Tyler Eifert are a great starting point, but the Bengals will need to fill in some blanks or resurrect their 2015 playoff Rex Burkhead offense.
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So the Canadian filmmaker dreamt up an online "machine" that would resurrect some of these lost stories, but only allow each of its creations to be viewed once.
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Now the GOP is trying to resurrect a slightly different version of the same plan, hoping it will satisfy the growing public demand for a federal paid leave program.
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Delegates from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States held talks in Pakistan on Monday to try to resurrect efforts to end nearly 15 years of bloodshed in Afghanistan.
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Why resurrect one character as an undead fury named Lily (Billie Piper), and fail to explore what happens when she runs into her old love, Ethan Chandler (Josh Hartnett)?
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Meanwhile, others are teaming with buzzy startups like B8ta, a company using data unlike ever before to improve the shopping experience and resurrect beloved brands like Toys R Us.
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Will all that going on, Republicans' vague efforts to resurrect the AHCA hardly seemed worth a story — until this week, when the bill suddenly came up for a vote.
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"I have no doubt that if I could resurrect that demo and show it to you now, you would have no problem recognizing it as an iPhone," Christie says.
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Gladstone imagines magic in new ways, through topics like zoning reform and international banking, while its characters resurrect dead gods and flush demons out of a city's water supply.
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The final Delos host seen in episode four represented the 149th attempt to resurrect the company's founder, and slowly went mad after being left alone in his observation chamber.
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It also remains unclear if Apple will ever decide to resurrect and update the SE lineup—but no new phones are expected to be announced at its March event.
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Vine McMahon announced plans to bring back a 'reimagined' version of the XFL in 2020, as the World Wrestling Entertainment founder looks to resurrect the short-lived football league.
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" For Halloween last year, he proposed "zombie delivery," where riders in select cities could request a horde of the undead to annoy their coworkers or "resurrect a dead party.
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Unlike last year, when B&BW decided to resurrect eight of its classic scents exactly as they were back in the day, this cucumber iteration is lighter and cleaner.
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Once or twice a year she'll wistfully resurrect them, the white tiger and his gang, and I see with my own eyes that there was once a flier. ♦
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The euro was little changed at $1.1679, holding onto modest gains made on relief overnight as Italy's anti-establishment parties reached a deal to resurrect their proposed coalition government.
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"I find it surprising they're using their resources to resurrect this issue at a time when people are really reexamining the death penalty all across the country," she added.
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She ultimately decided not to run and agreed to support Pelosi after the Democratic leader vowed to resurrect a defunct subcommittee on elections and make Fudge the chairwoman. Rep.
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With that in mind, CNBC looked to history for several examples of how trying to resurrect a show — whether via spinoff, a reboot, or re-cast — might play out.
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In honor of their recent engagement, and pregnancy announcement, we journeyed back in the (not so long ago) past to resurrect the brief history of Rob and Chyna's love.
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The park would resurrect part of the Williamsburg Bridge railway terminal, which served as a hub for trolley cars for more than four decades before it closed in 22.
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Activists are still fighting to resurrect it, and while they are winning some battles — after all, net neutrality remains extremely popular — I'm increasingly resigned to their long-run defeat.
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Mr. Trump campaigned on the promise to resurrect American steel mills, and vowed to bring those factory jobs back by stemming the flow of cheap imports into the country.
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If he wants to resurrect a transit agency that has declined under his watch, he will need more than his shrewdness to find the huge amounts of money required.
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That is, until the man, whose name they declined to reveal, began to vividly resurrect the pioneering days along the Deuce, when he and his twin brother — true story!
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Mercy's healing-per-second has gotten a 20 percent increase, and when she uses her Resurrect ultimate, heroes will be able to move after 2.25 seconds instead of 3.
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Explicit online messages sent by Weiner surfaced again in 2013, while he was a candidate for New York City mayor, effectively ending the attempt to resurrect his political career.
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The odds are stacked against billionaire investor Eddie Lampert and his $5 billion-plus effort to resurrect Sears from bankruptcy, former Sears Chairman and CEO Alan Lacy told CNBC Thursday.
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Now, look for Verma to resurrect that pet program on the national level as a major counter to something personal responsibility advocates see as one of Washington's most egregious errors.
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Salvini, the head of the League, has said he would "seriously consider" an offer on Wednesday from 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio to resurrect their bid to govern together.
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Especially in venture capital, where excuses for poor performance are a common trade, we need to resurrect the age-old skill of simply looking at the numbers and evaluating quality.
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Steven, with few offensive abilities of his own, serves as the support character, since he can heal his friends, shield them from danger, and even resurrect them if they're defeated.
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"I think they thought I was going to starve," said Mr. Caberwal, 36, the founder of Bond, a venture that seeks to resurrect the ritual of handwritten correspondence, using robotics.
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After the signing, vice president Mike Pence also reiterated the president's plan to resurrect the National Space Council, which has, in the past, counseled the president on aerospace related endeavors.
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Hurricane Maria tore through Puerto Rico in September, wiping out the island's electricity grid and damaging the U.S. territory's infrastructure, further limiting its ability to help resurrect its teetering economy.
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Conspiracy number two: David Cameron is an automaton created by the British elite to further their class interests, reinstate the British Empire, and resurrect Margaret Thatcher, using Aleister Crowley's magick.
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Tip: If you're still a Snapchat novice, learn how to apply multiple filters, resurrect old lenses and add extra text to your Snaps to take them to the next level.
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"Let it remain clear that (the attack) will not hamper the commitment of my government and that of our people to resurrect Somalia," Omar Abdirashid Sharmarke said in a statement.
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While Dundee: The Son of a Legend Returns Home is no more than a crafty, expensive $27 million advertising campaign, there's been some push Down Under to resurrect the franchise.
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Rainfall can't resurrect a dead tree, but it can lead to more fast-growing grasses and shrubs, which can then dry out in the summer heat, becoming tinder for wildfires.
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In a move all his own, Trump could very well resurrect the currency manipulation declaration that accompanied the TPP, adding it to a newly negotiated NAFTA and making it enforceable.
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China is known for building infrastructure projects in Africa as part of its Belt and Road Initiative, a multi-billion dollar plan to resurrect ancient trading routes centred on China.
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Speaking by telephone from his home in Paris, he described why he decided to resurrect one of Austen's most underrated works and why he prefers the 18th century to today.
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One of the neat things about Motorola's decision to resurrect the clamshell design is that it brings back the smaller front-facing display you got with old-school flip phones.
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Resurrect bills that have come to the floor in the past and slice the Fed's dual mandate in half to the sole obligation of keeping prices stable and move on.
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Doe may be irrelevant in a strictly legal sense," the legal journalist Linda Greenhouse wrote last year, "but there are strong reasons to resurrect its memory and ponder it today.
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Even as world order crumbled under fascist assaults, an "America first" movement whose slogan Trump would later resurrect lobbied to keep the United States out of a second world war.
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Carnegie Deli has partnered with Amazon, and they are joining forces to resurrect the eatery as a one-week only pop-up at 201 Lafayette Street in New York City.
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Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland and the ranking member on the oversight and Benghazi committees, said Republicans were trying to resurrect controversies that have already been proved baseless.
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Maybe the lure of the Garden and Midtown Manhattan will be enough for Durant to try what LeBron James never considered — the opportunity to resurrect N.B.A. basketball just off Broadway.
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Inside lie fragments that allow her to resurrect her younger self: a diary whose entries often begin "Dear Page," passages of the novel she's trying to write, doodles and drawings.
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When 8chan was knocked offline following a mass shooting in Texas, Brennan began sending complaints to companies that might resurrect it — though the site ultimately relaunched with a new name.
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Epic Games has added a few new mechanics to the game, most notably the ability to actually pick up and carry knocked teammates to a safer location to resurrect them.
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But by excluding the city of Aleppo, scene of the worst recent violence, the narrow truces were unlikely to resurrect a ceasefire and peace talks that have collapsed this week.
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It took a long time to unlearn that, and to resurrect for myself other strands of figuration or thinking in narrative that weren't a 19th-century way of doing it.
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Y., to resurrect a federal bill, the Clean Ports Act, which would give states and cities the power to better enforce labor laws and standards in the port trucking industry.
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Shannon Briggs has a real plan to resurrect boxing ... by using something fake ... saying he thinks he can make the sweet science hot again ... by acting like a WWE wrestler.
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It could very well resurrect as a zombie brand, like American Apparel or Nasty Gal, which were both rescued from bankruptcy but are noticeably unlike the companies they once were.
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Related: Electrified Skeleton Animals Worthy of an Iron Maiden Album The Warping 3D World of Kidmograph Retro Inspired Atari-Style Video Game Cover Art NeoWave Posters Resurrect Psychedelic Space Art
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Restaurants never had to give up any cash in the offline era, when people placed their orders directly with the establishment itself, and that's something Sela would like to resurrect.
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Fortunately, while a key House committee voted against the latest decriminalization bill back in February, the full House managed to resurrect it last week in a voice vote of 193-104.
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One week later, Ricky Gervais will resurrect the character of David Brent, star of the original UK-based series The Office, with his spinoff mockumentary David Brent: Life on the Road.
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The Withdrawal Agreement Bill is seen as having precipitated the latest crisis in government with lawmakers widely opposing May's attempt to resurrect her Brexit deal that they've already rejected three times.
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You can also play new games designed for old hardware; through software, you can even resurrect old computers that don't physically exist anymore, like the Jupiter Ace or the Nascom 1.
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That was just kind of a tradition that you used to see in musicals a lot but you just don't see at all anymore that I kind of wanted to resurrect.
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It reached right into the throat of forgotten America and pulled from it xenophobia, isolationist simplification and a blind hope that this man, this genie, could resurrect a country they recognised.
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Some criticize the movement to resurrect towns like Ferguson, believing money should be allotted to cities and towns where people are currently living, not areas that have been deserted for decades.
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My guess is that Ford is trying to set up a self-sustaining ancestor simulation — to turn Westworld into an eternal life machine where he can resurrect himself when he's gone.
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This was the annual Avon Heritage Festival, which came into existence in 2004, when residents wanted to resurrect the town's dormant Festival of Flowers and hit up ShurTech Brands for help.
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The idea is to force Chinese people to see the real, human consequences of the country's war on population; the idea is to resurrect the memory to keep it from dying.
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"Putin wants to undermine democracy, to undermine the Atlantic alliance, to undermine the E.U., to undermine NATO , and to resurrect Russian influence as much as possible beyond the borders," she said.
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On the other extreme, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle grew so weary of Sherlock Holmes that he killed him off, only to resurrect him years later in response to widespread public unhappiness.
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But La Chapelle-en-Juger is still studying the feasibility of the project, conscious that many other villages had spent money to resurrect bakeries only to see them rapidly wither away.
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The expectation for high driving numbers is welcome news for U.S. gasoline refiners, who are banking on the summer driving season to draw down stubbornly high product inventories and resurrect margins.
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Yet, instead of correcting the wrongs that were cast upon his ancestors, he has opted to resurrect a painful and by-gone discriminatory agenda from the dredges of our nation's history.
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Toys R Us former CEO, Gerald Storch, is trying to pull together a plan that could resurrect the business and save employees their jobs, sources familiar with the situation tell CNBC.
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The short, "Heroes Never Die," takes a few creative liberties in expanding her backstory, suggesting that Mercy's father was a doctor who helped develop the iconic Valkyrie suit and resurrect ability.
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The forecast for strong driving numbers will be welcomed by U.S. refiners, which are banking on summer driving season to draw down high product inventories and resurrect margins from seasonal lows.
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Resuming dialogue with Mr. Kim would also resurrect a handy story line for the president's just-launched re-election campaign in which Mr. Trump plays the role of diplomat and peacemaker.
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He is heading a cabinet full of climate change deniers, has promised to resurrect the declining American coal industry, and mused about expanding petroleum drilling and mining operations on federal land.
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Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, it became clear that the GOP's bill to repeal and replace Obamacare, which the White House had spent the week trying to resurrect, was now dead again.
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The decay of this factory zone has left Beijing with a similar knotty problem to the one that has plagued Washington for decades: how to resurrect down-on-their-luck areas.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who once doubted that congestion pricing would gain any traction in the state, is planning to resurrect the idea and will expend political capital to see it succeed.
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Votes are being counted in Zimbabwe following a historic election Monday that wields the potential to bring the isolated state back into the international community and resurrect its once-promising economy.
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Juul's remarkable rise to resurrect and dominate the e-cigarette business was part of a furious effort to reward investors and capture market share before the government tightened regulations on vaping.
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Domaine Zafeirakis Rosé of Tyrnavos Limniona 2016 $12.99 Greece has many little-known, ancient grapes like limniona, which could have disappeared entirely without the efforts of Christos Zafeirakis to resurrect it.
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The far more important message should be that the free world, to resurrect a Cold War term, stands with them in their rejection of what the Chinese Communist Party stands for.
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After an attempt to resurrect their dead father for a day only summons his legs, the pair go on a quest to bring back his top half before time runs out.
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There would seem to be little question that we need to resurrect the sense of moral opprobrium around littering that was so much in evidence in this country during the 1970s.
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Warren would also resurrect the Obama Labor Department's fiduciary rule, which required brokers to consider only the best interests of the client, irrespective of commissions or fees, when providing retirement advice.
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The city's plan calls for increasing tree species from the original three to 52 hardier ones; by planting 1,300 trees on fresh, raised soil, the new park will resurrect that canopy.
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Related: Scientists "Resurrect" a 410 Million-Year-Old Spider With CGI Amit Drori's Robotic Wooden Animals Are Like A Da Vinci Drawing Brought To Life A Drone Butterfly Army Takes Flight
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Why not resurrect beloved old shows and give them one-off Christmas specials, episodes that wouldn't function as full revivals but would still give us a taste of long-gone hits?
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"I've been incredibly impressed watching NBC resurrect live musical theater for television and I'm eager to team up with Craig and Neil to help bring live drama back as well," Sorkin said.
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Earlier this month, in the journal Doklady Biological Sciences, they announced they had discovered ancient nematode worms that were able to resurrect themselves after spending at least 32,000 years buried in permafrost.
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The breakthrough means scientists now have the means to store and study samples of the human brain over longer timescales—but the method could eventually, maybe, be used to resurrect the dead.
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The unbearable whiteness of Sabrina's intersectional witchcraft CAOS, a show declaring itself intersectional from the mountaintops, forgoes this complex tapestry of marginalization to resurrect the same old specters of white women victims.
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In 13, Streep encouraged Congress to revive it: She sent all 535 members of Congress a personalized letter, appealing to them to resurrect the ERA and bring it back to Capitol Hill.
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Historians seeking to resurrect what happened to poor families during the famine and after they fled can trace the outlines of the drama through official sources, but have found few vernacular accounts.
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Her obsession with the era has led her to resurrect fashion trends we would have otherwise forgotten, whether it be head-to-toe neon looks, tiny Matrix-inspired sunglasses or biker shorts.
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Instead, the group of hedge funds that owns the company will attempt to resurrect the stores as "a newly-established, independent U.S. business," according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.
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After Jon Snow was stabbed in the season 5 finale, some fans speculated that Melisandre may be able to bring him back because she has the power to resurrect dead bodies/souls.
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The 11 most important things from Apple's iPhone 7 event Apple killed the headphone jack so it could resurrect the Bluetooth headset Is it time to get a new PlayStation or Xbox?
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Funko and Lego are using Disney's "Star Wars" intellectual property to not only create product for the upcoming film and television series, but also to resurrect characters and moments from past films.
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"We can cure any disease, keep even the weakest of us alive, and one fine day perhaps we shall even resurrect the dead, call forth Lazarus from his cave," he told Bernard.
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The expectation for strong driving numbers is welcome news for U.S. refiners, who are banking on the summer driving season to resurrect profits that plummeted during the recent fall and winter seasons.
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Sufficiently capable actors could work to resurrect the deadliest pathogens of the past, like smallpox or Spanish flu, or modify existing pathogens such as bird flu to be more contagious and lethal.
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But this exhibition—held in Pittsburgh to question the centrality of New York in disco history—will resurrect icons such as Donna Summer, Sylvester and the Village People as symbols of queerness.
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We most commonly think of "cryonics" as the preservation of a body after someone is dead, in hopes that we'll someday be able to resurrect them or otherwise cure whatever killed them.
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And if that seems self-evident, given a recent trend in movies -- and "Star Wars" in particular -- it's a welcome departure from using computer gimmickry to "de-age," or even resurrect, actors.
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Oracle Corp on Thursday will ask a federal appeals court to resurrect its long-running copyright case alleging Google Inc improperly used Oracle's Java development platform to create the Android operating system.
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Walker played a crucial role in a collective effort on the part of black women writers and scholars to resurrect and commemorate Hurston, setting off a domino effect now two generations strong.
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Several Trump transition aides have told Reuters the incoming Trump administration will not resurrect the program, although a key Trump immigration adviser, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, has advocated the idea.
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The news comes after NBC's successful revival of Will & Grace earlier this year, which might have sent the network skimming through its archives for other beloved shows of yore it could resurrect.
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But on Twitter last night, Pain revealed that he felt motivated to dig through his hard drive to resurrect unreleased songs he and Wayne have together for the album that never happened.
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The gruff Belgian who helped resurrect the standing of figurative painting in the 1990s has turned the airy Palazzo Grassi, one of the locations of the Pinault Collection, into a brilliant downer.
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"Jerry was smart enough to understand that it would be a statement as to her imprimatur as an artist," said the producer Alan Elliott, who worked for years to resurrect the film.
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The rumors that Mr. Stewart would resurrect his most famous role had circulated for weeks, especially after Alex Kurtzman, an executive producer of "Star Trek: Discovery," signed a new deal with CBS.
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Before announcing that it would resurrect its basketball division in March, Puma's last basketball endorsement contract was with Vince Carter, in 1998, before his rookie season with the then-lowly Toronto Raptors.
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It said in Tuesday's filing that the review would enable Microsoft to "resurrect its eligibility while depriving AWS of a reasonable opportunity to revise its proposal" in line with the changed requirements.
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Ethiopian Airlines, the regional leader, is entering into joint ventures across the continent: it helped resurrect Chad's national airline last year and has plans to do the same in Ghana and Zambia.
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However, Prime Minister Johnson is pushing ahead with plans to resurrect the idea, in a week during which even pro-Conservative party newspapers have criticised his regime for its treatment of journalists.
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But the shooting also elevated Scalise's national profile, turned him into a sympathetic figure and helped resurrect a political career that some said had hit its ceiling in the majority whip's office.
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In an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, she said she initially considered the deal "a win-win" because she didn't want her story to go public and wanted to resurrect her career.
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who assumed power at the end of the bloody war, urged me to come to destroyed Monrovia (the capital) to help resurrect the country's moribund civil society network.
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After a legislative process in which they've so often flouted congressional norms and regular order, GOP leaders promising to resurrect the conference committee as their next step may seem a bit odd.
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So Kaepernick will get another shot to resurrect the 49ers â€" and his career â€" next week in San Francisco, in front of the fans who have watched his meteoric rise and fall.
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House Democrats on Friday suspended their plan to resurrect a reformed system of earmarks, but again left the door open for a return to the spending practice notorious for greasing the legislative skids.
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Malaysia's government said it will resurrect a multibillion-dollar property and transportation project in Kuala Lumpur involving a Chinese state company, calling it a contribution to China's global "Belt and Road" infrastructure initiative.
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Republicans dominated suburban and rural areas, stuffing ballot boxes "downstate;" Democratic Mayor Richard J. Daley, who ran Chicago, had precinct captains resurrect the dead to vote for Senator John F. Kennedy in 1960.
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After Kylie Jenner dressed up as the singer during her early-2000s "Dirrty" days for Halloween in 2016, Aguilera invited her to resurrect the costume for her birthday party a few months later.
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While fan campaigns helped to resurrect shows such as Star Trek, Firefly, and Farscape in various ways, most stories simply come to an end, remembered only when they appear on a streaming service.
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"Paimon" is a real thing from the odder corners of Christian mythology, and if we take the Satanic Panic at face value, then somebody out there is trying to resurrect him right now.
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As the opioid epidemic continued growing — claiming tens of thousands of lives in overdoses — so did the prices of an old drug that acts as a silver bullet to immediately resurrect dying patients.
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Related: This Photographer Dressed Like a Panda to Snap Candids of Bears in the Wild Scientists "Resurrect" a 410 Million-Year-Old Spider With CGI Miami's Sprawling Frost Science Museum Is Finally Open
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Today, projects like the Woolly Mammoth Revival led by Harvard's George Church are trying to use biotechnology to resurrect the extinct species and repopulate the tundras and forests of Siberia and North America.
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For all the talk of an IPO, however, market conditions might not be conducive in the autumn and Apollo could yet resurrect a sale or a break-up of Verallia, the sources said.
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They want to resurrect arcane laws — sections 232 and 301 of Trade laws from the 1960s and 70s — to circumvent the WTO and unilaterally retaliate against exploitive trade practices, especially from the Chinese.
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There, Troy — clearly the more unstable of the two brothers — is leading a group of his own troops to kill the living and seeing how much time it takes for them to resurrect.
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Back in 2016, an algorithm created by computer science students at the same university in the southern German city shortly before the start of Season 6 accurately predicted that Jon Snow would resurrect.
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Perhaps it's an irrelevant question to ask: The return ofMST3K is, like so many things these days, the latest undeniable proof of nostalgia's power to resurrect dormant properties—which is no laughing matter.
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Like Beric from the Brotherhood Without Banners in Season 3, Jon was brought back by the Lord of Light — at least according to the Red Priestess who did the magic to resurrect him.
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In 2007, when researchers at the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, Rutgers's research arm, set out to resurrect the flavorful Jersey tomato, they focused on varieties that were popular from 1950 to 1970.
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Italy hopes the conference will resurrect U.N. efforts to stage elections in Libya, after the United Nations announced last week that the OPEC member country could not hold a planned election on Dec.
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Ford's crosstown rival, General Motors, received significant backlash, mainly from politicians and unions, for its decision to resurrect the Chevrolet Blazer, a well-known American SUV for decades, and import it from Mexico.
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Today, Curbelo, backed by other Republicans like James Baker, has attempted to resurrect a conservative tool that has been kicked to the curb by powerful anti-tax interests and the fossil-fuel industry.
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While it's technically possible Sony could resurrect the PS2 network infrastructure or even rebuild multiplayer functionality on a game-by-game basis, it's highly unlikely given the amount of work that would involve.
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Because a queer person played a huge role in creating the bedrock of American youth culture, which is rock 'n' rolll, is why we see these queer expressions resurrect routinely in the culture.
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The administration's decision was followed on Tuesday by the announcement that a group of 11 countries would resurrect the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the pact that Mr. Trump pulled out of a year ago.
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Far from being a bold effort to break decades of enmity between the two sides, it could end up becoming a vehicle to resurrect Mr. Netanyahu's political fortunes and to protect Mr. Trump's.
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I asked an older couple named David and Karen why they came to see the show, and they didn't have anything particularly deep to say about what it means to resurrect the dead.
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Like any writer who strives to resurrect the work of forgotten women geniuses, I hope this was due to Darrieussecq's fervent interest in her subject and insistence on the importance of her work.
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If defunct punk and hardcore bands are looking to resurrect themselves to play reunion shows, they cannot always lean on their histories, and do have a responsibility to familiarize themselves with current affairs.
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Earlier this year, on the 50th anniversary of the brand, it was announced that Stephen and Janie Schaffer, both longtime Fiorucci fans and founders of the underwear chain Knickerbox, would resurrect the label.
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Following bilateral talks, Senegal signed up to be the first West African nation committed to China's Belt and Road Initiative, a multi-billion dollar scheme to resurrect ancient trading routes centered on China.
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Limniona Like so many other rare grapes, limniona, indigenous to the Thessaly region of central Greece, may have disappeared if not for the efforts of growers like Christos Zafeirakis, who helped resurrect it.
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But it does offer near-term clarity on one debate: whether the party should seek to resurrect its strength in the Rust Belt or build on its strength in diverse and affluent suburbs.
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In one subplot that's barely connected to the main story, one of Pengkor's allies sets out to resurrect an ancient evil who's familiar with Gundala and who references the "great war" that's coming.
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In a recent pitch to Iowa voters, it is no accident that Booker asked the crowd to make sure they chose a nominee who would best be able to resurrect the Obama coalition.
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May, the good news is that, with the plan to renegotiate, she has temporarily reunited her bitterly divided Conservative Party behind a strategy that, in theory, could help her resurrect her Brexit deal.
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Signing with the Cleveland Browns could be the BEST thing RG3 ever did -- so says Jay Glazer who tells TMZ Sports if there's one guy who can resurrect the QB, it's Hue Jackson!
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Andrew Cuomo has been working behind the scenes to persuade the company to resurrect its plans to open a campus in New York City, including a personal pitch to Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder.
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" Now you have two options: If you think there's still a chance you might want to resurrect your Facebook account in the future, click on the link near the bottom, "Deactivate your account.
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He hopes, too, that success in the new economy might resurrect a little success in the old economy, that riding the boom of self-driving cars might lead to an increase in manufacturing jobs.
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The Marine Corps announced in June that it was going to resurrect 23 F/A 18 Hornets from the Boneyard to meet fleet requirements while a long-delayed F-35 fighter is eventually delivered.
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Heise has long been vocal in her efforts to resurrect it - she dislikes its replacement on the outskirts of town - but has found that, as an older woman, her opinions have often been ignored.
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But Keillor's youngest sister, Linda Keillor Berg, recalled that the family had a happy home life, and would often gather to sing hymns, a tradition that Keillor would resurrect for A Prairie Home Companion.
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Ocasio-Cortez and other Democrats are pushing for a plan to move to 100 percent renewable energy in the coming years, on top of Pelosi's pledge to resurrect a select committee on global warming.
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The compromise deal represents a backdown for Merkel, who supports the principle of free movement across Europe's borders, and had been against moves to essentially resurrect border controls until she struck the agreement Monday.
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The Angels have tried to resurrect the career of former Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum and have rolled the dice on struggling veterans like Ricky Nolasco, Jhoulys Chacin and Brett Oberholtzer -- with mixed results.
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After putting a nice edge on my daily use knives, I began to resurrect some of my collector knives and put a new edge on them....my Tapio Wirkkala Puukko knife loved this sharpener.
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Given the troubling proliferation of fake news in present day, artists Jason Fulford, Jim Goldberg, and Dru Donovan were commissioned by Mandel and Sultan's estate to resurrect the project—this time as Fake Newsroom.
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"This means that for now the prime minister has managed to retain control of the Brexit process and can resurrect her rather battered withdrawal agreement for another vote," CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson said.
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Other controversies appear inevitable as synthetic biologists push the envelope with more extreme projects, such as a Harvard team's "Jurassic Park"-style proposal to resurrect the woolly mammoth by adapting the Asian elephant genome.
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A small cohort of breeders is attempting to resurrect the original bulldog, which they call the "Olde English Bulldogge," though researchers warn that rapidly introducing new diversity into the gene pool could be harmful.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov invited North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to visit Moscow during a visit to Pyongyang on Thursday as Washington aims to resurrect a summit with North Korea on denuclearization.
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Audio Technica Turntable, $99, available at AmazonWhether you're shopping for someone who's getting into vinyl for the first time, or wants to resurrect a collection they haven't touched in years, they'll need a turntable.
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And, she didn't just talk the talk; she recognized what was needed to resurrect an economically-moribund United Kingdom, whose citizens had grown used to the state picking up the slack for their woes.
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"This means that for now the prime minister has managed to retain control of the Brexit process and can resurrect her rather battered withdrawal agreement for another vote," said CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson.
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In June, revenge porn victim advocates attempted to resurrect the proposal, but were stymied by a lobbying group representing Google and other tech giants, which pressured lawmakers in the state Senate to kill it.
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Valkyrie also automatically refreshes the cooldown on Resurrect, which has been turned into a single-target secondary ability with a hearty, 30 second cooldown and which fills what was previously an empty power slot.
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Last winter's rains brought brush and hillside grasses back to life, but they didn't resurrect the more than 102 million trees killed by five years of drought; each one becomes kindling for future blazes.
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Trump has worked hard to appoint and staff his administration with people loyal to the fossil fuel sector and is coming up with absurd strategies to attempt to resurrect coal in the United States.
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After decades of warning that a united country would resurrect the horrors of the 20th century, its neighbors and allies, many of them former battlefield foes, came around to accept and even welcome it.
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If the government were to use this moment to resurrect an effective competition standard that takes a broader view of the full cost of "free" products, it could affect a whole host of industries.
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In a realm overpopulated with baseline bashers, Sevastova's game represents a more subtle approach to tennis geometry, one that would have been lost if she and Schmidt had not managed to resurrect her career.
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The paper, "Hidden resilience and adaptive dynamics of the global online hate ecology," explores how hate groups organize on Facebook and Russian social network VKontakte — and how they resurrect themselves after platforms ban them.
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But the Council should resurrect it in the next budget cycle — and both the city and state should embrace the idea as an overdue humanitarian effort to ease the transit burden on the poor.
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Rumors had been circulating that Simons would be replacing the 70-year-old Miuccia Prada at her company, or that he might take over the Miu Miu label and resurrect its defunct menswear line.
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Her alleged role in the CIA's interrogation program could spark some pushback from Capitol Hill, where Senate Democrats have feared that Trump will try to resurrect the torture techniques, which Congress has since outlawed.
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Neither Vrublevsky nor the source connected with the investigation offered an explanation as to why they believe the Russian authorities would resurrect such an old case seven years after the allegations were first made.
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A long-gone royal named Corvax destroyed it in a disastrous attempt to resurrect her dead husband with the Bright Star, an extremely powerful MacGuffin that looks sort of like the new Firefox logo.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (Ariz.) — have watched the Trump administration warily for signs that it will try to resurrect techniques since outlawed by Congress.
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But Justice Wiley said in his opinion on Wednesday that the district attorney's interpretation was incorrect and that prosecutors could not resurrect charges that a jury had not decided on in a preceding case.
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Some saw the Berlin conference as an attempt to resurrect this sort of diplomacy in an era where multilateral agreements have been fast eroding, from the Paris climate accord to the Iran nuclear deal.
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Mnangagwa took power in November 2017 after Mugabe was ousted in a coup, and has trumpeted the mantra that Zimbabwe is open for business as he attempts to resurrect the country's basket case economy.
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Even though the U.S. is reported to have already spent more than $60 million on helping resurrect critical infrastructure post-ISIS, the Pentagon has said the United States had no defined role in reconstruction efforts .
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With four controllers, 22D games, and complications over bringing Goldeneye 26 back, a retro version of the N13 would make for some expensive nostalgia, particularly when the Game Boy would be far cheaper to resurrect.
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The time-intensive extra vetting created a backlog and put a strain on resources, causing the Pentagon to suspend the program in 2016, although Mattis has said his department is taking steps to resurrect it.
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The League, fearing its bid for elections has failed and it will be sidelined, has tried to resurrect its coalition with 5-Star, and reacted angrily to growing signs of a 5-Star/PD deal.
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"We want to give it enough time to let the series finale marinate a year or so, and then when we find the right story and the right cast, look to resurrect it," McCarthy said.
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GM's earnings come a week after the automaker confirmed plans to resurrect the Hummer, best known as a gas-guzzling, military-style SUV, as an all-electric "super truck" with massive horsepower, acceleration, and torque.
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Microsoft might have celebrated the death of Internet Explorer 6, but if Google isn't careful then it might just resurrect an ugly era of the internet where "works best with Chrome" is a modern nightmare.
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This one's an obvious tease for season 3: Dolores walks away with a purse full of memory modules (or "pearls," or "chestnuts," depending on who's talking), which can presumably be used to resurrect their owners.
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If America does stumble upon a new crime wave or drug crisis, will all the work that's already been done be pulled back as politicians resurrect "tough on crime" rhetoric (like President Donald Trump has)?
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"Making my timepieces in America is important to me because I am very passionate about watchmaking, and I believe this is the best way to resurrect the industry in the US," Weiss told Business Insider.
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Weakening pollution rules for existing and new coal-fired power plants has long been part of the Trump administration's strategy to resurrect the US coal industry, which has been shrinking and hemorrhaging jobs for decades.
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Frustration is aimed especially directly at Mercy because of her recent overhaul, which replaces her team-wide resurrect with a localized one and her Ultimate ability with Valkyrie, which gives her an all-around boost.
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The bold, warm colors and floral prints set the tone for more archival research, which drove Leon and Lim to resurrect and revamp various textiles, patterns, knits from fall '71, fall '81, and fall '83.
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Even before Democrats won the House majority in the November midterm elections, Pelosi made clear she wanted to resurrect the special climate committee that she established when Democrats previously controlled the chamber, 85033 to 2011.
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Sanford was able to resurrect his political life with a successful bid for Congress from South Carolina's First District, even after it was discovered that his trail trip was actually an extramarital affair in Argentina.
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On the campaign trail, he promised to audit all oil contracts for graft and to resurrect Pemex into a strong national oil company, and now it's time to see if he acts on his words.
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The way Berryman stretches or puckers his face to hit a falsetto note, or to squeeze his voice into mournful diminished harmony with Moore and McGruder, seems to resurrect these lost prisoners and their woes.
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By 1981, when Mr. Tinker was hired to resurrect NBC, the network was in the doldrums, with dismal ratings, sagging profits and defections by viewers, affiliates and advertisers, all of which threatened NBC's very survival.
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Booker's bill, co-sponsored by fellow Democrat Senator Tom Udall of New Mexico, would give future administrations the ability to resurrect the 14 annulled regulations on broadband, contraception, guns, the environment, education and other areas.
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Closure is being betrayed by the imperative to resurrect, against time, precisely those stories, precisely those meanings, newer and more instructive, precisely those lives, which are not at rest, nor the generations that each represents.
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But maybe they'd find it easier to resurrect their careers if it seemed like they'd reflected on why women are so furious in the first place, and perhaps even offered ideas to make things better.
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The news: House Republicans left Washington, DC, for a recess despite making no significant new progress on their health care bill, which President Trump has been trying to resurrect two weeks after its ignominious death.
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In 2013, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa began writing Afterlife With Archie, a horror series in which Riverdale is plagued by a zombie outbreak caused after Sabrina uses her magic to resurrect Jughead's dog from the dead.
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And some activists endorsed a tweet from Mr. Trump on June 30 encouraging Republicans to scrap the current bill attempting to replace the Affordable Care Act and resurrect one from 2015 that just repealed it.
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WASHINGTON — White House officials, desperate to demonstrate progress on President Trump's promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act, are pushing to resurrect a Republican health care bill before his 100th day in office next week.
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I was lamenting its decline not long ago when I had an epiphany: What if I used my columnistic privilege to resurrect the humble phone call, at least in my little corner of the world?
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Stalin, who had no interest in reviving Germany's economy let alone European trade, was the captive of conspiracy theories that seamlessly linked the Marshall Plan to a capitalist plot to resurrect the anti-Soviet Wehrmacht.
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And with the Supreme Court's blessing (granted to the revised version of the original travel ban), he's doing just that: using his immigration policy to resurrect and reconstitute the exclusions of the early 20th century.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 9%Summary: In the science-fiction drama "Replicas," Reeves stars as cutting-edge biologist Will Foster who tries to resurrect his lost family members in the aftermath of a fatal car accident.
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Of course, we still can't rule out the possibility that Hopkins can eventually resurrect Ford in a different body in later seasons, as we saw happen to Bernard, or rather, the host version of Arnold.
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The superpower is expected to pump $60 billion into its smaller regional neighbor as part of its Belt and Road Initiative, a massive infrastructure building plan to resurrect ancient trading routes across Asia and beyond.
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Mr. Trump wants to resurrect a dialogue that stalled a year ago, after he rejected North Korea's demand for sweeping sanctions relief in return for rolling back a small part of its sprawling nuclear program.
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Mr. Trump wants to resurrect a dialogue that stalled a year ago, after he rejected North Korea's demand for sweeping sanctions relief in return for rolling back a small part of its sprawling nuclear program.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Delegates from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States held talks on Monday to try to resurrect efforts to end nearly 15 years of bloodshed in Afghanistan, even as fighting with Taliban insurgents intensifies.
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And while its debut in 5003 came about a decade and a half ago, if this new report from the Wall Street Journal is true, Motorola is going to try to resurrect the Razr for 2019.
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The boys' journey took a dark turn when the owner of the inn they were staying in murdered them and stuffed them into a pickle barrel — but then Saint Nicholas worked his magic to resurrect them.
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Emma Roberts teased American Horror Story fans with a behind-the-scenes photo on the set of the long-awaited Murder House/Coven crossover, confirming that she will resurrect her role as Madison Montgomery on Apocalypse.
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Ultimately, Weinstein's promise raises more questions than answers, but one thing is clear: If a "second chance" and the ability to "resurrect" himself publicly remain his only motivating factors, any treatment will fall on deaf ears.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary could resurrect plans to create a new administrative court system, a senior member of the ruling party said, a month after it unexpectedly suspended the scheme that had raised concerns about judicial independence.
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Since both iterations of the S8 are rumored to have curved screens, this branding stays in line with expectations and looks like it could resurrect the "+" tag, which was last used on the Galaxy S6 edge+.
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" Gorusch, responding to Ginsburg's claim that the court's decision would resurrect so-called "yellow dog" contracts which barred an employee from joining a union, said that "like most apocalyptic warnings, this one proves a false alarm.
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Infrastructure, as well as industrial parks to boost the manufacturing sector, have been built as part of Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative, a multi-billion dollar spending plan to resurrect ancient trading routes centered on China.
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In 2009, when Rio de Janeiro won its bid to host the Olympics, the authorities envisioned their self-described "pacification" of Alemão and other favelas as a crucial factor in their plan to resurrect Rio's fortunes.
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White House press secretary Sean Spice publicly downplayed Tuesday any suggestion that there was a concerted effort to resurrect health care, only going as far as saying that there were continued conversations and exchanging of ideas.
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From Sam Neill's shoe update to Sam Smith's moving message, we've rounded them up below... Simon Pegg and Nick Frost decided to resurrect their Shaun of the Dead characters for short — but beautifully executed – coronavirus skit.
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It's easy to drift apart and convince yourself it's just a natural progression that comes with getting older, but actually taking the time to just say "Hey, what's up?" can resurrect friendships you'd almost written off.
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But the entire book is an indictment of Trump's stands on immigration and protectionism and his attempts to resurrect fading mining and industrial concerns — attempts that, as "Capitalism in America" shows repeatedly, are almost surely doomed.
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He is likely to resurrect that theme during his re-election campaign and has apparently picked a specific target: Representative Ilhan Omar, a Minnesota Democrat who is one of the first Muslim women elected to Congress.
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Another angle: Joe Biden is looking to South Carolina and its large black electorate to resurrect his candidacy, but there are signs that may be a bigger challenge after his losses in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The program&aposs goal is to resurrect US cargo and crew services for the space agency, which retired its space-shuttle fleet in July 2011, and to avoid having to buy astronauts tickets aboard Russian rockets.
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For all the troubles of his presidency — he had just come from lunch with Republican senators trying to resurrect a health care bill that most think is dead — we found him in a relaxed, upbeat mood.
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Still, social media can also be a force for good — allowing stars and fans to collaborate on charitable endeavors, resurrect series from cancellation, and bring people together to form a like-minded community and forge lifelong friendships.
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The latest outbreak of violence, the city's worst in several years, coincides with the emergence of a small republican dissident group, styling itself the "New IRA", which aims to resurrect the Irish Republican Army's campaign of violence.
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In a statement on the Avengers' website, dated June 18, the group said of the ex-militants: "If you and your criminals want to resurrect the defunct MEND and negotiate with the government that is your business".
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BELFAST (Reuters) - The pro-British Democratic Unionist Party narrowly remained Northern Ireland's largest party after edging Irish nationalists Sinn Fein by a single seat in snap elections ahead of arduous talks to resurrect their power-sharing government.
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I can use Riley Yu's typhon abilities to turn into tiny objects and sneak through holes in walls as, say, a coffee cup or pair of headphones, or resurrect phantoms from dead bodies to do my bidding.
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His preference for state control over market forces in running the economy, however, reportedly led to him losing influence as Premier to his lieutenant Zhu Rongji, handpicked by Deng to resurrect stalled economic reforms and market liberalization.
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The director Lila Neugebauer, a game cast and an ace design team stylishly resurrect a triptych of short works by Edward Albee, María Irene Fornés and Adrienne Kennedy that find the truth in grotesque distortions (303:00).
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) and McConnell tried to resurrect dueling Zika proposals.
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The director Lila Neugebauer, a game cast and an ace design team stylishly resurrect a triptych of short works by Edward Albee, María Irene Fornés and Adrienne Kennedy that find the truth in grotesque distortions (2:00).
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The director Lila Neugebauer, a game cast and an ace design team stylishly resurrect a triptych of short works by Edward Albee, María Irene Fornés and Adrienne Kennedy that find the truth in grotesque distortions (2:553).
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Upon discovering an old book and audiotape in the basement, they soon resurrect a demonic entity that begins taking them out one by one, leaving just one survivor to fight for his chance to see another day.
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The director Lila Neugebauer, a game cast and an ace design team stylishly resurrect a triptych of short works by Edward Albee, María Irene Fornés and Adrienne Kennedy that find the truth in grotesque distortions (13:21).
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If the Trump Administration upends the sex toy industry, whether by disrupting manufacturing or pushing the industry back underground or both, consumers would do well to resurrect the practices of turn of the century sex toy consumers.
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Mercy's original "ult" (a powerful ability that has to be charged up and deployed strategically for maximum effect) was a team resurrect that could be used to revive any friendly player within a certain radius of her.
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The removal of Mr. Nagy's statue is part of a broader push by Mr. Orban to resurrect Hungary's right-wing authoritarian past, said Peter Kreko, director of Political Capital, a Budapest-based political think tank and consultancy.
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Bernie Sanders is banking on a repeat of his 2016 upset victory here against Hillary Clinton to resurrect his campaign, but a big win for Joe Biden would put him on a glide path to the nomination.
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Yet even as Democrats enjoy a surge of grass-roots energy that could resurrect their House majority, some members of Ms. Pelosi's own party are impatient for her to give up her 15-year grip on power.
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In recent years, Mr. Putin's main foreign policy goal has been to resurrect the time when the United States and the Soviet Union, as the two great nuclear superpowers, were the main arbitrators of the global order.
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Bouchard, a former top-five player who made the Wimbledon final and semi-finals at the Australian Open and Roland Garros in 2014, has slumped to 262 in the rankings and is attempting to resurrect her career.
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Eager to demonstrate progress on President Trump's promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act, the administration is pushing to resurrect a Republican bill before his 19763th day in office, which falls at the end of next week.
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"I intend to keep my promise, and I know you will, too," Mr. Trump told them, trying to resurrect a measure that appeared dead on Monday night, after a third and fourth Republican senator declared their opposition.
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Effendi Gazali, a political analyst from the University of Indonesia, said he believed that Mr. Basuki's decision to serve his term could ultimately help resurrect his political career, as a "greater icon" for the country's nascent democracy.
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More importantly, Ackman laid out how his hedge fund is essentially transforming itself into a holding company that owns stakes in public companies and offers a helping hand to struggling management teams to resurrect once-strong returns.
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The desire to resurrect a past of fundamental purity may have reached its most violent and deranged form in places around the globe where this Saudi influence was strongest, but it's not unique to the Muslim world.
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A Russian geophysicist, Zimov has spent much of his career working to resurrect an ecosystem, the pasturelands of the Siberian tundra as they existed 14,000 years ago, before bipedal apes with a taste for megafauna came along.
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And they also know it will be impossible to even metaphorically resurrect Ramli, to figure out who he was or what the men who killed him thought about him beyond the idea that he needed to die.
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It was not clear whether Baron Cohen, 46, would resurrect his cheeky alter ego Ali G., a white English rapper, whose interviews with subjects including Donald Trump and Newt Gingrich launched his comedy career some 20 years ago.
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But now President Trump is making a play to resurrect this old argument and perhaps the better-than-expected results he logged in the election among blacks and Latinos are a sign this plan might just work... politically.
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If he really wanted to shake up the global trade system for the better, Mr Trump would resurrect some of the TPP's provisions and use them as the basis for a grand bargain with China and other countries.
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The effort resembles in some ways the popular de-extinction projects that are attempting to resurrect the woolly mammoth or the passenger pigeon; all want to reverse extinction and in some cases, fix the damage humans have done.
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It's hinted at that Mallory could be the Supreme, or at least in the running for it: We see the witch not only resurrect a dead deer, but makes it so the deer's wounds never existed at all.
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The UK's Serious Fraud Office is seeking to resurrect its prosecution of Barclays over undisclosed payments to Qatari investors, and the bank faces a host of investigations into interest rate manipulation and its conduct in foreign exchange trading.
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And a person willing to resurrect the sort of ancient canard long hurled at Jews deserves to be judged based on what he says and does, not given a free pass due to his daughter choice of husband.
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The thought of Kourtney and Scott reuniting had lots of people talking and hoping there was a chance the two may resurrect their relationship -- if only because they make KUWTK better ... but our sources say absolutely no way.
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Cornwall historically was a mining hub for metals such as tin and copper and the British government is keen to resurrect the industry as it seeks to bolster the economy against the shock of leaving the European Union.
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Through two investigating priests (Colin Borgonon and Adrian Pang), we learn that a plot is brewing to resurrect the biblical Tower of Babel; evidently, binary code has become the one planetary language that the Bible warned us against.
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The Forensic Pathology Fellows Program has helped resurrect a long-troubled agency, the New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner, which as recently as the 1980s was widely accused of incompetent management and bias toward the police.
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But Levitt said that after the results of Tuesday's elections, which saw Democrats win big victories in Virginia, New Jersey and Maine, "it seems to tough to resurrect" efforts in Congress to have a "sweeping" repeal of Obamacare.
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Urban and rural, tragic and comic, modern as African America and primal as America, the blues are as innovative in structure as they are in mood—they resurrect old feelings even as they describe them in new ways.
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Some analysts have speculated that Mr. Xi may seek to resurrect the title of chairman of the Communist Party, a post that was retired in 1982 as the party sought to distance itself from Mao Zedong's personality cult.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday will weigh whether to resurrect a jury verdict that required Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd to pay GlaxoSmithKline PLC more than $235 million for infringing a patent covering its blood pressure drug Coreg.
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The Packers hired LaFleur as coach to resurrect the Aaron Rodgers-led offense, but it was second-year coordinator Mike Pettine's defense and a former Bears defensive back that helped Green Bay upset the defending NFC North champions.
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"When you have a language that's on the verge of dying — and sadly with our language those types of predictions have been made — we need every type of positive strategy we can to resurrect it," Mr. Jackson said.
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Representative Ro Khanna, Democrat of California, and Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, said in a statement that they would resurrect legislation to prohibit any funding for offensive military force in or against Iran without prior congressional authorization.
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Presidential historian C.L. Arbelbide wrote in a 2004 article in the National Archives publication "Prologue" that succeeding generations found "significant ways to periodically resurrect his memory," as evidenced by the laying of the Washington Monument's cornerstone in 1848.
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If the Navy wants to counter China&aposs anti-ship cruise missiles and increasing naval capabilities, it must resurrect the Cold War-era Outer Air Battle concept, which focused on longer-range aircraft to counter Russia&aposs bombers.
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In July 2017, he tried to resurrect the ban with three tweets — arguing that letting trans people serve in the military would be too disruptive and costly, because they would require special care for trans-related medical issues.
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Her comment was a reply to activist Shannon Watts, who also criticized C.K. "Imagine thinking the best way to resurrect your career after admitting to sexual misconduct is to mock trans people and Parkland gun violence survivors," she wrote.
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With new seasons of Jessica Jones and The Punisher in the pipeline, a fresh Season 3 debut for Daredevil, and no plans to resurrect The Defenders, could this be the end of Netflix and Marvel's game-changing TV partnership?
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With nationalistic political climates in Europe and the US rife with anti-immigration hysteria, animator Andrea Mastrovito saw in Nosferatu a metaphor for modern times and set out to resurrect F.W. Murnau's iconic vampire film with a contemporary twist.
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Five-Star may feel its hand is strengthened by growing signs that the League regrets its move to scupper the government two weeks ago and is angling to resurrect the coalition which has governed for the last 14 months.
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"The new CEO has an uphill battle to resurrect the brand ... hopefully, she will focus on merchandising to the core customer and addressing the sole problem at the company, which has been apparel," Gordon Haskett analyst Chuck Grom said.
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"I will do everything I have to do to look after the failing standard of people's living, revive the economy and resurrect national security that's been riddled with holes," Moon told an enthusiastic party crowd in his acceptance speech.
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The deal announced on Wednesday aims — admittedly amid cutthroat competition in the world's smartphone market — to resurrect the Nokia brand for consumers that may still remember the company's glory days before it fell behind rivals like Apple and Samsung.
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In its place, it would resurrect a 85033 George W. Bush order that designated specific prisoner abuses as war crimes -- protecting interrogators from prosecution for the use of techniques not on the list, including, for example, extended sleep deprivation.
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Hatch's move to hotline his bill came hours before U.S. and EU officials revealed they had struck a deal to resurrect the legal framework that Facebook, Google and thousands of other American companies had used for nearly 15 years.
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In its place, it would resurrect a 2007 George W. Bush order that designated specific prisoner abuses as war crimes — protecting interrogators from prosecution for the use of techniques not on the list, including, for example, extended sleep deprivation.
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