The book, "Trumponomics: Inside the America First Plan to Revive Our Economy," praised Trump's efforts to revive the economy.
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"This is a regime that is unable to demonstrate effective control and revive economic activity, revive markets, and hold up the lira," said Sayigh.
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The Revive Big Band grew out of a weekly jam session that Mr. Thomas hosted in Harlem, through the concert-presenting and advocacy group Revive.
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Whatever the case, we'll be waiting to see if Oculus blocks the updated Revive in its next update, and if Revive can continue to rise from the dead.
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After the war, exaggerated comic art briefly takes over the narrative and begins to transform and revive Tezuka, just as it is helping to transform and revive Japan around him.
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There is no hope now to revive, much less strengthen, the Iran nuclear deal, and we must expect Iran will accelerate its efforts to revive its nuclear program without constraint.
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"We've expected that as the physical caliphate went away, the remnants of this would attempt to revive themselves and revive their networks, and take on these insurgent, guerrilla-like tactics," Gen.
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Of course you would give people naloxone, the opioid overdose antidote, to revive them from an overdose — just like you wouldn't hesitate to use a defibrillator to revive someone who suffered cardiac arrest.
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Officers attempted to revive the two girls but were unsuccessful.
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Japanese officials are busy garnering support to revive the deal.
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How do you revive an industry that peaked in 1999?
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The European Central Bank also hopes to revive the sector.
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Staff members attempted to revive the animal, but were unsuccessful.
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Credit is already beginning to revive, led by state banks.
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How, then, to revive the optimism for the language itself?
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The party needs a stint in opposition to revive itself.
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Efforts to revive it have so far come to naught.
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And unlikely to revive banks' FICC trading activities and revenues.
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Or you can use Revive to expand your undead army.
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Lopez Obrador took office in December vowing to revive Pemex.
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Where did the idea to revive Better Days come from?
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They tried to revive the person who died, police said.
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I could revive from it and go about my day.
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To revive growth, the ECB has used its entire arsenal.
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We can revive "Bring It Back" as a club staple.
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Ramaphosa has pledged to revive struggling state firms, including SAA.
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The report prompted some Democrats to revive talk of impeachment.
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I hope lunch, another coffee, and antibiotics will revive me.
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Mr. Kravis hoped that his skills would revive the company.
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President Donald Trump has vowed to revive the coal industry.
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Since then, Republicans have been trying to revive the bill.
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He also did not revive his frequent accusation that Mrs.
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Today's populists and nationalists could revive and modernise that fervour.
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How are Yugurs trying to preserve or revive their culture?
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When will the company revive his intricate, subtle Stravinsky "Dumbarton"?
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But for the president, they may also revive old pain.
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She said she hoped to revive the bill next year.
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Trump campaigned on a promise to revive America's coal industry.
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Mr Iacocca skipped across Detroit to revive a dying Chrysler.
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Our first step must be to revive civility and respect.
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He was unresponsive and they were unable to revive him.
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The new hot thing is for shows to revive themselves.
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Such measures could revive the country's debt crisis, Zandi says.
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Schwarzenbach, normally frail and intense, "seemed to revive," Maillart wrote.
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L Brands is making efforts to revive Victoria's Secret's performance.
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Patsie stopped breathing, but veterinarians were able to revive him.
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They changed his clothes and tried unsuccessfully to revive him.
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I couldn't revive it in Japan, or back at home.
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The flood on Tuesday is likely to revive that debate.
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To revive investor confidence, Prince Mohammed should consider several safeguards.
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They tried to revive their old synergy on the ice.
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Ava Max is in a hurry to revive the revival.
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Any attempt to revive her fortunes, however, will face resistance.
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Mr. Kulyk's dossier did more than revive the Biden case.
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Still, some argue that the United States could revive support.
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They forced their way in and tried to revive him.
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Higher costs for Turkey's energy imports would revive inflationary pressures.
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Yeltsin was not the leader to revive an ailing Russia.
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Republicans are trying to revive the bill after centrist Rep.
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S. Urges Court to Revive Ban; Hearing Set for Tuesday.
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It is now up to the people to revive it.
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It was a perfect opportunity to revive it right then.
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Margaret Thatcher used competition to revive Britain's economy in the 1980s.
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Now Simmons is trying to revive a program on his shoulders.
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Looks like it might be time to revive your MySpace profile.
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From a technical perspective, it's nearly impossible to revive the TPP.
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My son then came and helped me try to revive him.
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Whoever wins has a mountain to climb to revive the SPD.
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Tesla has been trying to revive its solar business of late.
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The main reason for expecting economic reform to revive is necessity.
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Go deeper: Stephen Curry looks to revive Howard University's golf scene
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After Pikachu can't revive Ash, it starts to frantically zap him.
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We might revive that podcast feed and have another political show.
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If you're gunned down, one of your teammates can revive you.
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Fans raised a ruckus and convinced CMT to revive the show.
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Seiji Maehara, its new leader, failed to revive the party's fortunes.
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According to Variety, MTV is planning to revive Cribs on Snapchat.
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The ECB's expansive policy has helped revive the euro zone economy.
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You need a treatment that is going to revive your Afro.
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Loosening these rules would help to revive the ailing manufacturing sector.
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That seemed short of a pledge to actually revive the safeguards.
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Sony is trying to revive this cumbersome process — with a twist.
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There's no time left for us to revive our great country.
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Trump has done nothing to revive America's dwindling appetite for coal.
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Now you feel exhausted, without a clue how to revive yourself.
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The answer is: We need to revive and accelerate productivity growth.
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They attempted to perform CPR but were unable to revive him.
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But it will take hard work to revive breakfast's flakiest business.
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Finally, a dream would be to revive the Art Handling Olympics.
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Monday, ICE said, and their efforts to revive him were unsuccessful.
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Since then Justin Timberlake's made an attempt to revive the service.
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These things are necessary if we are to revive American prosperity.
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It took four doses of opioid antidote Narcan to revive him.
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Next year, Truman will revive the series with his son, Ben.
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President Trump's most important mandate is to revive America's struggling economy.
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No wonder older Chinese do not want to revive such memories.
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They're even looking to revive the giant Century mine in Australia.
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The city repealed the ordinance and promised not to revive it.
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But that was not enough to revive the soporific yuan market.
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If that is your wine's problem, then copper may revive it.
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Some are already trying to revive the principle of collective action.
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Subsequent attempts to revive the brand have proven to be unsuccessful.
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But if your bagel isn't fresh, toasting can help revive it.
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With 2020 fast approaching, Democrats are eager to revive the issue.
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Republicans are negotiating behind the scenes to try to revive it.
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Hospital staff were unable to revive Felipe and pronounced him dead.
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Trump has vowed to revive the American economy while in office.
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President Donald Trump has vowed to revive the ailing coal industry.
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Throw out the houseplant you've been trying to revive since October.
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You can revive some of the original ideals of the web.
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We also hope to revive the Japanese faith with these ceremonies.
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According to his mother, it took four hours to revive him.
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One way to revive the Guarantee Clause would be through Congress.
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Paramedics administered a dose of Narcan to revive her, police said.
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And the slip-up will revive skepticism about Netflix's business model.
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The cast agreed to revive "Will & Grace" with 10 new episodes.
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Younger activists started to revive the struggle to let women drive.
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Washington's moves to revive the futile "war on drugs" are unwelcome.
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Papararo plans to revive Stages as a biennial event in Winnipeg.
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However, medical staff could not revive her from severe head trauma.
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The numbers may rise again as China's economy begins to revive.
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He even had to revive linebacker Demone Harris after the win.
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Heart problems forced doctors to use a defibrillator to revive him.
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What better place to revive the Hummer as an electric beast?
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Now there is some hope that Brexit will revive the debate.
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A documentary that year followed Burns' attempt to revive his career.
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Revive the Victorian tradition of sending vinegar valentines to your enemies.
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Failure to resolve the dispute could revive U.N. sanctions on Iran.
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The driver tried to revive it, but ultimately pronounced it dead.
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Another shows emergency workers attempting to revive the victims using CPR.
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That should revive trading volumes, and more good news is coming.
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Instacart workers hope to revive the Instacart backlash online next week.
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The new leader faces a mammoth task to revive the SPD.
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Paramedics attempted to revive the boy, but he had no pulse.
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Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) to revive the debate over ObamaCare repeal.
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Mr Fernández will revive aspects of his Peronist predecessor's foreign policy.
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The move could help revive Apple's slowing sales in the country.
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But he used that opportunity to revive the discussion on race.
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They decided to revive the tactic this week following Comey's dismissal.
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That's because she's going to use her magic to revive Jon.
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And Set It Up might help revive the romantic comedy, too.
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Mr. Trump boasted that he would he gladly revive banned interrogation techniques.
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Efforts to revive or replace the Syria team since then have failed.
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BlackBerry's quarterly revenue miss prompted caution about Chen's efforts to revive growth.
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China's spending in Pakistan has helped to revive the country's sputtering economy.
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Whatever bygone trend you'd like to revive, Leo, now is the time.
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Brondell O2+ Revive Air Purifier and Humidifier, now on sale for $399
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The president insisted, however, they are necessary to revive America's steel industry.
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At 1.45pm, after three attempts to revive her, she is declared dead.
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Its involvement has already spurred Brussels to revive dormant aims for enlargement.
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But sometimes just one kind of soup isn't enough to revive you.
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We need to also revive our IT industry and get that going.
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Decepticon leader Megatron has a plot to revive the Transformers' home world.
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Although doctors were able to revive Caal multiple times, she ultimately died.
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Richards will have the tall task of trying to revive HQ's popularity.
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How to revive and soften dull, flat, oily hair per Gwyneth Paltrow?
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The county sheriff also decided his deputies won't revive citizens that overdose.
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The Iranians could also revive the resentment that drove the Bahrain uprising.
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Hobbs told police he attempted to revive the child but was unsuccessful.
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After arriving at the scene, paramedics were unable to revive the actor.
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Paramedics arrived on the scene quickly, but were unable to revive him.
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Emergency responders tried to revive the child, who died at a hospital.
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But right-wing thinking could revive when Theresa May leaves Downing Street.
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They said first responders needed two doses of Narcan to revive her.
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The second, bigger question is how to revive the firm's industrial activities.
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She didn't have to make a grand entrance to revive her career.
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Group tries to revive ghost towns across the South before they vanish.
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They attempted to revive the boy, but he died in the home.
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They both attempted to revive the unresponsive woman before the ambulance arrived.
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Congress's efforts to revive Trump's fleet scheme could sink in the Senate.
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It has become a symbol of Trump's vow to revive dying industries.
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Squadmates also have the ability to revive one another, regardless of class.
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Estimates on how much the scheme will revive the property market vary.
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ABC wants to revive "Roseanne," but center it around Sara Gilbert's character.
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Ostler says doctors tried for nearly an hour to revive the baby.
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Market volatility has eased, though uncertainties about global growth could revive that.
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But it is not a policy to revive a struggling working class.
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The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to revive the ban.
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The network could use this opportunity to revive the show without Barr.
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It helped to revive Family Guy and Futurama after they were cancelled.
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Motivated by revenge Banjo sets out to stop Grunty and revive Bottles.
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The political leaders of Europe need to help him revive Europe's economy.
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Don't produce new cashmere, find a way to revive old cashmere instead.
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She asked whether staff members should continue trying to revive Ms. Land.
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Pyongyang wants widespread sanctions relief so it can revive its dilapidated economy.
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There's no more time for us left to revive our great country.
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After attempts to revive him, he was pronounced dead at a hospital.
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That's despite President Donald Trump's promise to revive the beleaguered coal industry.
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Currently the story is that 3D printers could revive HP's consumer business.
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These efforts have helped revive soda sales after a years-long slump.
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But Breath of the Wild managed to revive the term for me.
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It's almost like you're practicing necromancy because you're trying to revive it.
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Azzo was rushed to the hospital, but doctors failed to revive him.
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It went nowhere; but support from DeVos could revive such an initiative.
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Or revive his commitment to lowering drug prices and renewing our infrastructure?
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When the sergeant passed out, the commandos frantically tried to revive him.
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Qualcomm said on Monday it was not looking to revive the acquisition.
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Revive yourself at this satire by Milo Cramer, directed by Morgan Green.
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But there's a right way and a wrong way to revive Roosevelt.
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Ellenberger has been striving to revive his ailing career within the UFC.
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He told the police that he had tried to revive his wife.
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Indeed, several Republican lawmakers have spearheaded campaigns to revive the writing style.
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Not even that attempt to revive the market has satisfied the president.
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But Mexicans' historical wariness may revive in the presidential campaign, he warned.
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LGD in 2017, also on loan, and most recently was with Revive.
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Britain could revive the Funding for Lending scheme it launched in 2012.
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It is the version Opera Lafayette will revive in Washington on Feb.
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What aspects of Ed Logue's legacy do we really want to revive?
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Nowadays policymakers strive to revive inflation rather than thrash it into submission.
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Efforts by the police and medics to revive him were not successful.
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But that has so far done little more than revive housing prices.
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Japan, too, remains locked in a struggle to revive the domestic economy.
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Efforts to revive securitisation, a form of debt security, have also stalled.
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Trinity Rep has already announced plans to revive that play next year.
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Democratic leaders have said they have no plans to revive that power.
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The White House and Republican leaders say they hope to revive it.
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Cereal isn't the only segment that General Mills is trying to revive.
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Hemp is going to revive farming families in the climate-change era.
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There's no more time for us left to revive our great country!
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India to spend $6 billion to revive telecom operators BSNL and MTNL
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This comes despite promises by President Donald Trump to revive the industry.
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To revive a sunburned plant, move it to a shadier location immediately.
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In the energy sector, Trump wants to revive the U.S. coal industry.
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The 75-year-old Mnangagwa is under pressure to revive Zimbabwe's economy.
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People who had no first aid training attempted to revive the fallen.
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But cheaper products won't be enough to revive Apple's flagging iPhone sales.
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Roane, arises from the administration's effort to revive the federal death penalty.
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Some wanted to revive a nostalgic rosy past or keep immigrants out.
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Paramedics tried to revive the man before moving him to a stretcher.
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Despite the hardships, Palestinian Jerusalemites have been determined to revive their city.
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Yes, but: Facebook isn't slowing down and waiting for trust to revive.
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But it wasn't clear the court was moving to revive the ban.
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After brain cells die, they are thought to be impossible to revive.
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Today, LibreVR told Motherboard that now that Oculus has removed the headset check, he has reverted Revive to the version which didn't facilitate piracy, and has deleted the code that included those changes from Github, where he's distributing Revive.
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As he looks to revive the economy, Mr. Abe also faces political pressure.
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But that doesn't mean trying to revive the Razr is a good idea.
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This window gives you the opportunity to revive your account if you choose.
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There is no need to revive that sorry chapter in American jurisprudence today.
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"Despite immdiate efforts to revive her, she died at the scene," police said.
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But there is more to it than trying to revive the natural order.
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Multiple sources report that a "save shot" was administered to revive the singer.
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He died at a hospital in Cuthbert after efforts to revive him failed.
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"From October, imports would again revive due to the festivals," the dealer said.
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Video shot by a bystander showed officers unsuccessfully trying to revive the animal.
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Most of all, they want to revive Mercosur, a moribund regional trade block.
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You've got to reserve that time to revive yourself and recharge your batteries.
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Macri, struggling to revive his campaign for a second term in the Oct.
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Paramedics tried to revive him, but he was pronounced dead about 22002 a.m.
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Trump will decide by May 12 whether to revive U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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That's despite President Donald Trump's efforts to revive coal by slashing environmental regulations.
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Maybe I'll need them to revive my team in a really tough battle?
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The decision to revive Clark Tippet's "Some Assembly Required" is a perplexing one.
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But it is possible to do that and to revive low-income neighborhoods.
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"I'm excited any time I get to revive old Rapunzel," the actress said.
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Is the plan to revive the late, lamented New York City Opera feasible?
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Although teachers and paramedics attempted to revive her with CPR, they were unsuccessful.
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Trump has not said what he would do to revive ties with Russia.
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These efforts to conserve cash have so far done little to revive StoneMor.
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He predicts any drop will revive doubters' claims of an end to warming.
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They tried to provide lifesaving CPR, but were unable to revive the victim.
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Something cold woke him up — they'd poured water on him to revive him.
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Attempts to revive her failed, and Violet was pronounced dead at the scene.
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We expect these measures to aid transmission and help revive sectors in stress.
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If someone overdoses, nurses are on hand to administer naloxone and revive them.
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Biotech stocks surged after Biogen announced plans to revive its Alzheimer's drug aducanumab.
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Flixbus hopes it has the winning formula to revive the industry in America.
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Walden said the opportunity to revive "Last Man Standing" was a no-brainer.
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After 1948, in newborn Israel, Brod failed to revive his own literary career.
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Abe hopes to revive his flagging ratings with a cabinet reshuffle this week.
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What can be done to revive the special relationship in such difficult circumstances?
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A team of doctors and nurses worked frantically but failed to revive her.
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After its economy has stabilised, Venezuela will have to revive its oil industry.
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Though that proved hopeless, the new president may still revive it next year.
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There are even significant movements to revive defunct monarchies, in Iraq and Romania.
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It is not yet possible to revive human brains cryopreserved with present methods.
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The Tory left's recent attempts to revive "compassionate conservatism" merely advertise its weakness.
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The fight comes as House Republicans are trying to revive Obamacare negotiations. 4.
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THQ Nordic hasn't said if it has any plans to revive that project.
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At the time, we wondered whether Oculus will do something to stop Revive.
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Undeterred, Magie searched for ways to revive interest in a single-tax system.
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Microwaves may be a magical machine, but even they can't revive soggy fries.
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The bank hopes it can help revive an economy stuck with low growth.
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On Tuesday, Reuters reported that Shanghai planned to revive the scheme this week.
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The overall project to revive Italy's construction industry is known as Project Italy.
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The agreement could also revive Albania's stalled effort to joining the European Union.
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Police tried to revive the teen before taking him to a local hospital.
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"Despite immediate efforts to revive her, she died at the scene," police said.
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He claimed it would repel deflation, repair the public finances and revive productivity.
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Compared with past efforts to revive Japan, Abenomics has achieved a great deal.
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And who wants to revive one of the Middle East's few dormant conflicts?
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Mr Temer now promises to revive the economy, largely by reversing her policies.
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P&G has been cutting costs and selling unprofitable brands to revive growth.
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Plus, pursuing impeachment would revive questions about Christine Blasey Ford, Kavanaugh's main accuser.
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After attempting to revive him, Berry was declared dead at 1:26 p.m.
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Creditors had been expecting the finance ministry to revive Binladin with government loans.
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Here are five tips to prevent this phenomenon and revive a lost lead.
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A Georgia lawmaker tried to revive Confederate Memorial Day in name in 2017.
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Nine governments in seven years have failed to revive the economy (see article).
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Narcan was used to revive Demi Lovato after her overdose on July 24.
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Even as supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment tried to revive it, Mrs.
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Perhaps it will revive Turkey's stalled bid to join the European Union. ♦
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The hiring comes as Deutsche Bank seeks to revive its M&A platform.
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Suddenly those bondholders had a choice: revive the company, or lose their money.
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Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance, meanwhile, is seeking to revive Aleynikov's second conviction.
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With any luck, though, this debate will help revive efforts for meaningful change.
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The mines will remain shut until prices of the commodities revive, Rao said.
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The dream they want to revive was not equally available to all races.
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You've said it wasn't money, so what made you revive Lift To Experience?
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Revive takes functions from the Oculus Runtime and translates them to OpenVR calls.
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There is no conceivable way to revive it without totally betraying working people.
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The Swedish allegations were dropped in 2017, but authorities there might revive them.
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His girlfriend, Chanel, tried to revive him but was unable to wake him.
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By colonizing the app ecosystem, Snap could revive growth and juice its revenue.
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Naturally, she kicked off her heels and dove in to revive the stranger.
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His Senate counterpart, John Thune, has said he'd like to revive the deal.
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First responders were unable to revive her after removing her from the vehicle.
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The money is intended to help revive economically downtrodden parts of the country.
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He could never predict when something would revive his memory of the trauma.
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The prize could revive hopes for the agreement, but Colombians remain deeply polarized.
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The administration plans to revive Cold War restrictions on travel to North Korea.
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Turkey names names, a fearsome hurricane makes landfall, and millennials revive the dirndl.
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It's time you revive retro arcade gaming from the comfort of your couch.
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Mr. Hinterhäuser intends to revive the production, with some staging tweaks, in 2020.
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Trump wants to boost the shrinking manufacturing industry and revive dying coal jobs.
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Within three days, following doctors' attempts to revive him, Aaron was declared dead.
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Even receiving France's Légion d'Honneur award in 1953 did not revive her reputation.
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What happened shows the perils of using trade policy to revive struggling industries.
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Japan has also pushed to revive that deal, even without the United States.
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The nation must revive and reclaim the true meaning and significance of Jan.
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How did you come to revive "The Karate Kid" in the first place?
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The new government desperately needs Western assistance to revive the nation's moribund economy.
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Mr. Budden saw it as the perfect vehicle to revive his rap career.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Andrea Carla Michaels and Mark Diehl revive some wise advice.
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A group of students has been trying to revive the fraternity on campus.
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It unnecessarily diverts energy and resources needed to revive an already battered economy.
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He expressed fear that the attention from Mr. Trump might revive the group.
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And it would also have helped revive a marketplace where activity was dwindling.
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And that was before the Trump administration's push to revive the struggling industry.
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Many of his restaurants helped revive blighted downtown areas: entrepreneurship as transformative politics.
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One option could be to try to revive a merger with Office Depot.
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And cut right back, as the agents return and revive Elliot with naloxone.
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And cut right back, as the agents return and revive Elliot with naloxone.
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On September 20th it slashed corporate taxes to try to revive animal spirits.
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A dozen years later, he seeks to revive his operation in New York.
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Paramedics were unsuccessful in their attempts to revive him, according to the source.
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With nine months left in office, the administration should now revive these discussions.
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The measures are widely credited to have helped revive the once stricken economy.
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Pompeo, would rather talk about quid pro quos or revive the discredited claim
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Family members and medics had been able to revive him after earlier overdoses.
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O'Brien vowed to revive his original 315-apartment plan if the referendum passed.
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There, her efforts to revive her career are undermined by her persistent addiction.
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Despite Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to revive the economy, growth remains sluggish.
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Policy analysts said Bolton's departure could help U.S. efforts to revive the talks.
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And it was these customs that 19th century New Yorkers wanted to revive.
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Policy analysts said Bolton's departure could help U.S. efforts to revive the talks.
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And in 2000 she was hired by Nike to revive its apparel business.
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We've got a manufacturing sector which we can revive from a recession again.
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Many people cite Scott as being the first designer to revive the eighties.
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Ramaphosa has promised to revive the economy and crack down on government corruption.
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But negative rates have failed to revive the economies of Europe and Japan.
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His body had already begun to stiffen when Martinez attempted to revive him.
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My mother and I arrived as the doctors were trying to revive him.
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Emergency responders also reportedly tried to revive Rowan, but he was declared dead.
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A D.I. claimed he rubbed his knuckles across Raheel's sternum to revive him.
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Architects had tried to revive ornamentalism once before, in the 1980s, with postmodernism.
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The company planned to revive production in Oregon and license it in Russia.
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However, Trump is not expected to call on lawmakers to revive those sanctions.
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They're the only ones who will be able to revive a mangled motherboard.
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Republicans have been trying to revive their efforts to repeal Obamacare this week.
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Trump, who has been hoping to revive denuclearization talks with North Korea, played down the launches, which have come in spite of his June 30 meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at which they agreed to revive stalled talks.
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He was reportedly pronounced dead at the scene, after paramedics failed to revive him.
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Officers tried to revive her but the 46-year-old succumbed to her injuries.
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Wyer plans to revive this tradition this season with a shipment of preserved produce.
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The board could also help revive China's slowing economy through innovations and industrial upgrading.
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You have a fair amount of time to revive fallen teammates before they respawn.
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The policy of radical easing helped revive the economy and reduce the jobless rate.
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I have done this before, more than once, to revive a seemingly dead device.
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Revive the tradition for your next party with Frank Pinello's classic Italian-American take.
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Lamar Odom has suffered another setback in his attempts to revive his basketball career.
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Several attempts were made to revive the girl but she succumbed to her injuries.
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Mirafiori may also be used to revive the Fiat 500 Giardiniera wagon, they added.
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Paramedics tried to revive them, but the children were pronounced dead at the scene.
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The Federal Reserve doesn't have a magic wand to revive the slowing American economy.
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However, October's shooting at a community college in Oregon seemed to revive Obama's efforts.
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What's the worst thing that can happen when you revive a beloved TV show?
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The Trump administration insists the tariffs are necessary to revive the nation's steel industry.
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The president insists, however, that they are necessary to revive the US steel industry.
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The dollar, which he thought was decaying in 1979, was actually about to revive.
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I'll do the same when Twin Peaks appears, and whenever they inevitably revive Firefly.
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Over the past decade, our municipality worked hard to revive and preserve this heritage.
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Mr Bynum wants to revive the clout lost in the oil and telecoms busts.
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In "restoring old clocks", he tries to "revive a sense of beauty and order".
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Efforts by the Trump administration to revive negotiations have shown no sign of progress.
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Corruption, as much as insecurity, has stymied international efforts to revive Afghanistan's sickly economy.
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HTC has been trying to revive its phone business for a few years now.
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Other commenters have taken it upon themselves to revive Brown's label as an abuser.
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In fact, when she attempted to revive them, they simply disappeared into thin air.
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How will you revive comprehensive reform, and who will slay the Republicans' nativist dragon?
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Well, a lot of people, particularly those who want to revive dull, tired skin.
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If this strategy is executed well, it could be enough to revive the company.
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So there would probably be fresh procedural wrangling to revive some kind of appeal.
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Has Mr Trump kept his promise to revive American manufacturing, mining and the like?
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The dad is in a bathtub, where the women have tried to revive him.
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These rest periods revive your faith in human beings, bringing out your best self.
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Subway is betting that a partnership with Beyond Meat can revive its struggling business.
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Her husband pulled the lifeless baby from the water and tried to revive him.
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Today, it appears the Oculus has backed down from its attempts to block Revive.
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"Novo" is a Latin word that can mean to refresh, revive, change or invent.
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Attempts were made to revive the boy but they were unsuccessful, according to Camp.
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Zamaninia said OPEC countries need to find a way to revive the quota system.
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You can revive the characters and their fictional lives, but not their cultural impact.
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It's multiple doses, as many as five, six, seven, eight doses to revive someone.
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As expected, they're sticking together and backing an effort to revive net neutrality protections.
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"We are missing a golden opportunity to revive the economy," said a second official.
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Even Aéropostale's decision to shutter hundreds of stores failed to revive its comparable sales.
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"We're slowly but surely starting to revive this traditional art form again," said Lin.
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The new board submitted a plan to revive the debt-laden firm this week.
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Facebook may revive a messaging feature it killed nearly three years ago: SMS integration.
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To my Democratic friends: Why not revive the legacy of the JFK tax cuts?
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" It's said to use "blood-derived growth factors to revive rounder cleavage without implants.
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Trump and other Republicans seized on the news to revive questions about Clinton's credibility.
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Previous attempts to revive the South Crofty tin mine faltered because of challenging economics.
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Nothing like a fresh meme to revive the senses and inspire some genuine chuckles.
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" Perhaps we should even revive a well-worn but still relevant epithet: "capitalist pigs.
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Doctors tried for 2½ hours to revive him, but Peyton died at the hospital.
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Trump has focused on global trade policy in an attempt to revive U.S. manufacturing.
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Colombia needs to boost foreign investment to revive its stagnant crude and gas production.
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Abenomics, the plan to revive Japan's economy, involves prodding firms to use capital better.
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House Republicans are scrambling to revive the ObamaCare repeal effort over the April recess.
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But Christie's, at least, is hoping to revive the appeal of these historic objects.
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Ramaphosa is trying to revive Africa's most industrialized economy after a decade of stagnation.
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Jean was rushed to the nearest hospital where doctors unsuccessfully attempted to revive him.
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Europe wanted changes from Basel to underpin its own plans to revive the market.
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Mr Duterte says he supports creating such an entity and may revive the bill.
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President Trump has pressured both the company and union to quickly revive the plant.
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However, conservatives in the House are pushing to revive the debate before the midterms.
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Democrats have promised to revive the issue when they control the House in January.
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The spray is designed to remove odors from lightly worn clothing to revive freshness.
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Recently, scientists have discussed plans to revive the elephant-like animals through genetic engineering.
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If any government in the contemporary United States attempted to revive it, Buck v.
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He asked the council to back the cap to revive confidence in the economy.
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Yarnell had no industry to revive, but it did have a tight-knit community.
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The new fund will help revive more than 1,600 moribund housing projects, Sitharaman said.
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Her temperature was more than 105 degrees, and medics had to revive her twice.
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The episode is likely to revive concerns about security on public transportation in Taiwan.
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Business had just started to revive when the Bastille Day massacre in Nice happened.
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Lam reiterated Tuesday that no plans were in the works to revive the legislation.
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On the land, her group wants to revive the tradition of community subsistence farming.
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After attempts to revive him, he was pronounced dead at a New York hospital.
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Will Ballet Theater revive the Plato "Serenade" this fall at the David H. Koch?
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He attempted the stunt Sunday to "revive interest in magic," according to BBC News.
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They could vote to revive the filibuster, allowing Democrats to block the Trump nominee.
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Endo decided 230 years later to revive the drug as an extended-release pill.
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Flipping an imaginary switch to revive the American coal industry is simply not possible.
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The private equity firm is already elbows deep in trying to revive retail businesses.
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A $6 wash and stain bar that can revive even the most hopeless clothes
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Ironically, also the reason that would come to break and revive the same franchise.
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I hope Taylor's American Modern project will revive other Graham works in future seasons.
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There is a risk that border checks with EU member Ireland could revive conflict.
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We all have our work cut out for us to revive our national civility.
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So it shouldn't come as a surprise that he's pushing to revive U.S. factories.
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In the summer of 2011, Johnson left Wolfsburg to revive his career with Hoffenheim.
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Selena Gomez just started her Revival Tour, and boy is she ready to revive.
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It seems nothing will revive the debate over abortion quite like an election year.
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Republicans say that deregulating carbon pollution will revive the coal industry, but it won't.
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It was praised by Trump as proof of his ability to revive American manufacturing.
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If I win, that would resurrect—that would revive the passion one more time.
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"Whenever I fell unconscious, they gave me shocks to revive [me]," the man said.
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Whether Trump's administration can revive other communities on the river remains to be seen.
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It is not be the first time the monastery has had to revive itself.
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This great Nation will endure as it has endured, will revive and will prosper.
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" He added, "I hope the re-designation will help revive interest in our families.
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Libre VR said that the original version of Revive did nothing to enable piracy.
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The president could revive a trade battle with Mexico if it benefits him electorally.
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Democrats tried to revive negotiations on Friday after a day of threats and accusations.
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This month, Twitter suspended the bot again, and this time refused to revive it.
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We need to do more to revive the social sciences, but that's not it.
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Drogon's attempts to revive his mother were touching, as was Jon's reunion with Ghost.
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The Infatuation will revive the popular survey of New York City restaurants this fall.
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Why did you revive it, what types of projects do you have coming up?
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Its dwindling numbers reflect a debate across Europe about how to revive rural villages.
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As coal seams dwindle, Trump's promises to revive the industry sound false and regressive.
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Meanwhile, a new collection of startups is looking to revive dynamic in-game ads
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Its C.E.O., the financier Eddie Lampert, has tried several strategies to revive its fortunes.
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Such a display could have soured efforts to revive dialogue between Pyongyang and Washington.
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The decision to revive the survey reflects Perez's growing interest in on-demand companies.
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The word's appearance gave him an idea: Perhaps he could revive its traditional meaning.
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He has criticized the nuclear deal and Mr. Rouhani's failure to revive the economy.
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At the United Nations, diplomatic efforts to revive the truce made no tangible progress.
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Talks in Ethiopia to revive a failed 2015 peace pact broke down last week.
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Even with Arnold Schwarzenegger back, the sixth "Terminator" film failed to revive the franchise.
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And FAO also isn't the only dead toy store brand attempting to revive itself.
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An attempt to revive denuclearization talks between the two countries broke down this month.
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Conservatives want to revive junior royal branches stripped of imperial status after the war.
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Revive Music produces concerts that engage a double helix of jazz and hip-hop.
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He wants to revive a federal mandatory minimum sentencing program for illegal gun possession.
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"Congress may not revive a proposed amendment after the deadline has expired," he wrote.
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If the religious leaders cannot revive their country's moribund economy they risk being overthrown.
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This is coal country where the President is advertising his efforts to revive coal.
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Why expend great effort to revive institutions that were overly adversarial and often corrupt?
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The center then announced that it would revive the site in a different capacity.
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Tuesday night's debate will give him an opportunity to try to revive his image.
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It was the idea of a cousin, Ron Sasaki, to revive the family recipes.
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The MSCI endorsement, which might pull in passive foreign funds, will revive investor interest.
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The new DNA collection program may yet revive darker, eugenic impulses in immigration history.
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Last week, President Emmerson Mnangagwa pleaded for time and patience to revive the economy.
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It all dates back to a decade-old beef Em seemed eager to revive.
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BOUGAINVILLE VICE PRESIDENT SAYS WILL REVIVE PLAN TO OVERHAUL MINING LAWS AFTER INDEPENDENCE REFERENDUM
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It also tried to revive growth at Refinitiv, which has been stagnant (see chart).
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Nearly 50 performers, some of them original cast members, now revive it. christmasrappings2019.brownpapertickets.
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It has not invested sufficiently in higher-margin long-haul routes to revive profits.
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Ford has been struggling to revive sales in China, the automaker's second biggest market.
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Otherwise, 21st-century efforts to revive the erotic thriller have been paltry at best.
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Instead he must revive the national hero's legacy and save his party from ruin.
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Italian Marcello Lippi has since been installed as coach to revive the team's fortunes.
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Chipotle is struggling to revive sales after food-borne illness outbreaks hit the chain.
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He also helped revive a 19th-century Yale political discussion club, the Calliopean Society.
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Bravo is surely counting on these casting choices to help revive the show's ratings.
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Paramedics worked on Heron for 40 minutes trying to revive him, to no avail.
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Now GoPro is hoping (again) that it can revive sales with its Karma drone.
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The company said it plans to revive its operation in Denmark when laws change.
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It took four doses of naloxone to revive him when he overdosed in May.
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Bush and Rubio weren't going to revive their flagging campaigns by attacking each other.
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Faith in President Cyril Ramaphosa's ability to revive the economy after his election in February on a promise of business-friendly reforms is flagging, with business and consumer confidence declining, having risen on the prospects of his promises to revive the economy.
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Multiple attempts have been made to revive Voltron over the years, but they've all failed.
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Exemplar I is not the only survivor of the attempt to revive the Brass Era.
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Mr. Bush said he would not revive the practice, but argued for expanding intelligence gathering.
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The company is banking on millennials to revive the toy back here in the States.
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We should return confidence to Russian European relations and revive the level of our cooperation.
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"To revive a tradition you have to find elements of the lost tradition," said Fedynsky.
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Paramedics pulled him onto dry land, but were unable to revive him after performing CPR.
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The shakeup comes as Dorsey attempts to revive growth at the stalled social media company.
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To revive the economy you need money and the government is already deeply in debt.
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It'll be interesting to see how they revive the show for the Dating App Era.
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President Donald Trump has promised to revive the coal sector by stripping away burdensome regulation.
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New York (CNN Business)President Donald Trump's mission to revive America's coal industry is failing.
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Paramedics were unable to revive him and he was pronounced dead at 10:07 a.m.
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A robust US-UK deal could reverse this trend and revive confidence in free trade.
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Peter Nordstrom left open the possibility that they could revive the effort down the road.
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The pension reform aims to restore public finances, lift investor confidence and revive Brazil's economy.
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Now Mr. Cuomo wants to revive it, though in what form is still not certain.
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Epstein was taken to a local hospital, where staff continued to try to revive him.
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It also offered banks a new round of cheap loans to help revive the economy.
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Who better to revive the romantic comedy genre than a comedian and a former therapist?
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Broward Sheriff's Office Fire Rescue paramedics attempted to revive the brothers, who were non-responsive.
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Trump has pledged to try to revive them, calling Middle East peace the "ultimate deal".
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Trump came into office in 2017 promising to revive the steel industry and save jobs.
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He was pronounced dead at the scene after EMS personnel were unable to revive him.
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Officials were able to revive her but Burger died in a hospital the next day.
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France's president, Emmanuel Macron, is planning to revive national service, which was abolished in 1997.
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To revive gamification, we need to reconsider why it failed and how it actually works.
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Of course, another is that the lander is simply dead and nothing can revive it.
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His proposal to revive manufacturing is to renegotiate free trade agreements and potentially apply tariffs.
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Not even Hollywood tough guy Mark Wahlberg and his chiseled abs could help revive sales.
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After Justis got to the hospital, doctors unsuccessfully tried to revive him, the statement says.
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Despite emergency personnel's attempts to revive her, she was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
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As the election approaches, investigators have been oddly keen to revive other cold legal cases.
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Lotte Group maintains it will revive the IPO but has not set a concrete date.
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Still, that could be revised up if policymakers revive the pension reform plans, Guardia said.
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No Arab country has gone to the lengths of Morocco to revive its Jewish heritage.
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But, with a will, society can harness them and revive that early dream of enlightenment.
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I ran out of stimpaks quickly, and with no teammates to revive me, I died.
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Investment spending and bonuses for state employees in the budget could revive the private sector.
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But the success of his presidency depends on whether he can revive the torpid economy.
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Emergency responders were unable to revive him and he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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They signal the challenge he faces in making good on pledges to revive the sector.
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Another clip follows of them lying on a grassy sidewalk as Milwaukee firefighters revive them.
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Even if Revive wasn't targeted, they were probably more than aware of the collateral damage.
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That could revive projects that foundered early in Modi's rule, including land and labor reforms.
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Paramedics tried to revive Patel at the scene of the crash, but she was unresponsive.
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Attempts to revive the children failed, and medical officials declared them dead at the scene.
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Why did you decide to revive Better Days as a club night at Flash Factory?
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However, just because Trump is pledging to revive coal industry, Friedlander wouldn't buy coal stocks.
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The 911 operator instructed Chanel to perform CPR but she was unable to revive him.
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That same adherence to principles led Comey to revive the Clinton investigation saga on Oct.
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It will not revive the play so much as have something to say to it.
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First responders tried to revive the child, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Iraq is hoping to revive plans to issue Eurobonds of up to USD2bn this year.
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Helping revive the coal and nuclear industries is a top energy priority for President Trump.
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A member of the Syrian opposition voiced frustration at U.S. efforts to revive the ceasefire.
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We're told paramedics rushed to the scene and performed CPR, but could not revive him.
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Bompard has already made other management changes as he looks to revive the company's fortunes.
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She even tried to revive the Gamergate controversy by taking a swipe at Zoe Quinn.
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"We can't be dinosaurs and trying to revive coal is making us dinosaurs," says Santer.
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What looks do you hope to see her revive during her time campaigning for Trump?
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And the show Behind the Door is sure to revive interest in this significant artist.
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Less wisely, he thinks he can revive the country's steel industry, despite a global glut.
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Emergency medical workers attempted to provide lifesaving CPR, but were unable to revive the victim.
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If he does conquer these institutions, he would be in a position to revive Hooverism.
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Another famous boss, Jack Dorsey, one of Twitter's original founders, is trying to revive it.
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It may even revive its quantitative-easing programme, buying bonds with freshly minted electronic money.
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Mr. Siegelbaum said in an email that Clearwater intends to revive the festival in 2017.
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Libya desperately needs to revive oil output and exports to stave off an economic collapse.
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It was unclear, however, if it would help revive the company's reputation on the mainland.
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The most recent example is Trump's new tariffs, advanced to revive a shrunken steel industry.
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Stephens said she wasn't breathing when she was born, and doctors had to revive her.
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Dubai (CNN Business)Khaled Juffali once helped Nissan revive its business in the Middle East.
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The international creditors also reject Greece's wish to revive collective bargaining between employers and unions.
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When they passed some firefighters, they stopped and asked them to try to revive him.
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It was unclear, however, if it would help revive the company's reputation on the mainland.
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The company is trying to revive its sales growth, which has slowed in recent years.
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How are industry leaders reacting to Hoylman's plan to revive the pied-à-terre tax?
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Their discovery could revive another declining clan eulogized a bit too soon: Network television newscasts.
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The government is in the process of finalizing a partner to revive the national carrier.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, have yet to explain how they will revive the coal industry.
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Staff tried to revive him, and he was transported to a local hospital for treatment.
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It was not clear whether Abadi intended to offer new names or revive previous ones.
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In 2012, the two decided to double down on their vision and revive the label.
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ABC has announced it will revive her show as "The Conners" without Barr being involved.
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Paramedics spent more than five minutes trying to revive him, as the arena went quiet.
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Trump and Ryan say they have no plans to revive health care reform anytime soon.
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The speech marks one of Trump's first attempts since February to revive the infrastructure debate.
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He said the airline had been directed to submit a plan to revive its business.
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Prosecutors thought they had new documents that warranted trying to revive the case against Mrs.
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They took him to the ER, where doctors tried to revive him, pumping his chest.
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Some countries, including Japan, have been exploring options to revive TPP without the United States.
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Revive & Restore already has plans to de-extinct the woolly mammoth and the passenger pigeon.
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He announced Sunday that his team was outbound to North Korea to revive the meeting.
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Barrasso suggested the Senate might want to revive a bipartisan agreement from a previous Congress.
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Rowe's biggest task is to revive clothing, which saw a slump in sales over Christmas.
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Another project aims to unbundle and revive the "wall" concept from the likes of Facebook.
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It is counting on private investment to revive an oil industry, struggling with low prices.
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Kipson Gundani, a leading economist, said the economy was unlikely to revive without electoral stability.
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But a series of experiments has found that fresh mitochondria transplants can revive flagging cells.
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A good start would be to revive proposals to make Election Day a national holiday.
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Now, one of his descendants is hoping to revive previously unpublished parts of the story.
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Give her credit for helping to revive this treat, starting seven years ago in Brooklyn.
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Producing the silk was one of the most difficult things to revive, Ms. Cassidy said.
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The group has helped revive discussions about asserting the role of Congress in war authorization.
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Genomic data will also aid her efforts to revive two extinct species of Galápagos tortoise.
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In some areas, including in Namibia and Zimbabwe, the strategy has helped revive wildlife populations.
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Officials are under increasing pressure to revive the economy, which nearly ground to a halt.
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But he has another plan, tied to his effort to revive a California neighborhood association.
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Eklektikon's aim, Mr. Soultanos said, is to revive Greek traditions through the wines it imports.
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Republicans and Democrats in Congress have expressed support for efforts to help revive Venezuela's economy.
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"They're helping to revive the farm," he said at his ramshackle ranch one recent afternoon.
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The bank, along with President Cyril Ramaphosa's incoming administration, is under pressure to revive growth.
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The idea fell to the wayside, but some wonder whether the president could revive it.
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Not a bad time to revive the melody: This August is that funeral's 90th anniversary.
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Over the years, the mall gained "dead mall" status as developers failed to revive it.
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It will try to revive the car industry by buying more vehicles for its departments.
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But even such a bill will do only so much to revive the labor movement.
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Several times in recent weeks, staff members had to revive people overdosing outside a center.
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People were crying and screaming, dousing victims with water, pumping their chests to revive them.
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And the new attempt this week to revive the effort might have a similar fate.
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That is at odds with the Trump administration's efforts to revive the struggling coal industry.
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For now, though, Epstein will trust in the soul of that team to revive itself.
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But Dodd-Frank remains law, and the next president could revive and strengthen the FSOC.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has tried to revive investor confidence since taking office in February 2018.
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Corporate profits have started to revive in recent months based on a recovering global economy.
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But his weak performance on free-market reforms to revive the economy disappointed business leaders.
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To regularly revive a dull complexion, I have an arsenal of at-home exfoliating masks.
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Mr. Trump canceled the meeting last week, only to revive its possibility just as abruptly.
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He asked the Italians to be creative in thinking about how to revive the church.
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Ramaphosa is trying to revive growth in Africa's most advanced economy and attract more investments.
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EMPIRE DINER Every few years, someone tries to revive this beloved throwback, to no avail.
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Mr. Flannery, 55, will also be counted on to revive the company's languishing stock price.
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The company will be hoping VR can revive its business and stop its declining revenues.
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General Mills' plan to revive cereal sales includes a $13 box of the breakfast food.
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It would revive and expand visa programs to provide doctors and nurses to underserved areas.
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Since then, Priebus has been engaged in a frantic push to revive the stalled bill.
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We got him down and tried our best to revive him until the EMT's arrived.
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Months later, Barack Obama would revive Biden's political career by putting him on the ticket.
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Unsavory revelations could revive a movement among consumers to delete the app from their phones.
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But the lawmakers are concerned the EPA may try to revive the race car rules.
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Environmentalists say it's needed to revive fish and wildlife by leaving more water in rivers.
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Forty-eight percent told pollsters they support Trump's decision to revive the Keystone XL pipeline.
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Investors have long been calling for policy signals that would revive confidence in the country.
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However, a Corbyn victory would also revive hopes of cancelling Brexit while boosting public spending.
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Trump hopes to revive the U.S. steel and aluminum industries, which is a worthy goal.
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Somebody will have to restore the party structures, rebuild Congress, revive a demoralized Civil Service.
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They fear that if sales revive, they'll be caught short without the workers they need.
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The team tried to revive the bird with CPR but was unsuccessful, according to Marotto.
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Contrafund's reduced exposure comes as activist investor Bill Ackman works to revive the chain's sales.
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Buddy journeys to New York to find his biological family and revive the Christmas spirit.
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It wasn't able to revive The Tick after Amazon Prime Video canceled it in May.
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Representatives from the Chinese side have been negotiating with Malaysian counterparts to revive the deal.
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Mr. Guaidó's rise may mark the opposition's last, best chance to revive itself, many believe.
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A sharply reduced business tax rate, as proposed by President Trump, could revive the idea.
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CHINA STIMULUS: China, the largest consumer of metals, announced measures to revive slumping car sales.
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So far, the department has used about seven doses to revive people experiencing an overdose.
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A lot has been written about trying to revive coal jobs here and other jobs.
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Their job: Secure the plant and try to figure out a way to revive it.
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But Brexit has started to revive the debate, particularly among nationalist parties like Sinn Féin.
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"This is a macroeconomic problem, the economy needs to revive," CMIE Chief Executive Mahesh Vyas said.
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In October, it approved measures including relaxed home loan rules to help revive the property sector.
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He was found unresponsive in his cell on Sunday and attempts to revive him were unsuccessful.
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"Super Mario Run" marks Nintendo's first real mobile game as it looks to revive its business.
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It's a nimble-yet-powerful fighter that can revive itself once after being downed in combat.
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I was desperate to revive her, so I started CPR and continued until the ambulance arrived.
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America abandoned Moon shots 24.6 months later, and attempts to revive them have never appeared convincing.
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Tichelman tried for five minutes to revive him before calling 911, according to a police report.
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Kushner's plan to revive the property at 666 Fifth Avenue has also been mired in controversy.
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He decided to revive the idea of "patronage of the arts," except this time it's online.
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The two others were barely breathing and efforts to revive them with an electric heater failed.
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He called 911 and began giving his son CPR, however, paramedics were unable to revive Ryan.
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White allegedly told police he tried to revive Cook but it was too late, Brownson said.
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He has pledged to fight corruption and revive the economy following accusations of corruption and mismanagement.
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Thanks to the medical team that worked on Srinu and tried hard to revive him back.
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Sears' unsecured creditors had virulently argued since day one against Lampert's efforts to revive the retailer.
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She called 911, and responding officers attempted to revive the little girl, the Orlando Sentinel reports.
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Paramedics arrived at the scene and pronounced the grandmother dead after several attempts to revive her.
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Trump is likely to do that here, given his campaign promise to revive the coal industry.
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After paramedics' desperate CPR attempts to revive him, he was pronounced dead at 10:07 a.m.
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It's now just a tiny fraction of those levels and would require substantial investment to revive.
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Although paramedics spent 20 minutes trying to revive him, they were unable to save his life.
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There was a brief effort to revive repeal in the Senate in September that eventually failed.
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And employment in manufacturing and mining continued to stagnate despite Trump's promises to revive those industries.
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He explains why WeWork's recent debacle could help revive an investing technique previously left for dead.
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She says she would "definitely go ahead" with efforts to revive the bill should she win.
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Ahead of his trip, aides to Moon stressed the need to revive U.S.-North Korea talks.
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The junta's efforts to advance structural reform are more impressive than its efforts to revive demand.
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But while you're at it, can you guys please revive my chicken salad on a croissant????
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The Nepali government is hoping to revive tourism in a country still reeling from recent disasters.
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Trump has promised to revive the coal industry, while Clinton has emphasized cleaner fuel sources. --CNBC.
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It will provide 8.5bn won ($7.5m) to revive projects starved of funding because of the blacklist.
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Government should take the lead, but companies need to revive traditional practices of training new workers.
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This year, it doesn't sound like HMD has any plans to revive another retro Nokia handset.
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Dawson reportedly called the paramedics immediately, but they were unable to revive her on the scene.
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Buhari, who began a second four-year term in May, has pledged to revive the economy.
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He is passionate about unleashing the might of the private sector in order to revive growth.
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It also plans to revive its V-8 drinks, emphasizing single-serve options and new flavors.
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That, in turn, allows ETBU to fulfill its mission of helping to revive the town itself.
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By restoring mobility and manoeuvre to the battlefield, tanks and planes would revive the classical ideal.
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An amendment by Paul to revive the "Obamacare" repeal failed by a 2-to-1 margin.
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Deutsche Bank on Sunday announced a massive restructuring that is designed to revive Germany's largest lender.
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It's burned in my mind, a room full of doctors and nurses trying to revive her.
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Congress could revive a bill dubbed the No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act, or NOPEC.
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"You can't revive coral reefs and eroded beaches and degraded forests in six months," Gebbie said.
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Mr Macron's ability to revive confidence and turn France around matters for the whole of Europe.
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Contemporary artists revive Surrealism's original social critique or take up Surrealist strategies to address contemporary issues.
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Yet its farmers have been able to revive vast tracts of arid land with minimal investment.
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ATAER HOLDING IS PLANNING A 900 MILLION STG TURNAROUND PLAN TO REVIVE BRITISH STEEL- SKY NEWS
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Yet if this is not enough to revive growth, talk about more mergers will be inescapable.
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The latest bit of that trend is that Snapchat is trying to revive the QR code.
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On Tuesday, Sanalla visited Hariga alongside AGOCO's chairman as part of efforts to rapidly revive exports.
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The baby was transported to an area hospital where doctors spent hours trying to revive her.
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Al Sharpton that the first 100 days of Trump's administration have helped revive the Democratic Party.
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AstraZeneca is relying on oncology treatments to revive its fortunes following a wave of patent expiries.
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This year, his brother, Jeb Bush, hopes the state's primary will revive his struggling presidential campaign.
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He could not have known that today his efforts would digitally revive a city in ruins.
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In his letter, Krzanich explained that Intel decided to revive the project as its growth increases.
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So during a really nasty shock, economists agree, rates cannot go low enough to revive demand.
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Just one month after quietly discontinuing the option, Sprint has decided to revive two-year contracts.
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They tried to revive him with CPR, but he was pronounced dead at 10:07 a.m.
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More recently, Fox announced it would revive the story as a TV series, starring Geena Davis.
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Acknowledge the lull head-on with this tumbleweed emoji—in an effort to revive the chat.
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So are Charles and Camilla's staff, who fear the tapes will revive memories of their adultery.
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It's possible that the company could revive efforts to design its own car in the future.
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Brian Sandoval signed a bill to revive the state's rooftop solar industry, Nevada Public Radio reports.
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BOJ Deputy Governor Hiroshi Nakaso, however, called for government and private-sector efforts to revive growth.
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Only Trump can revive it -- with a singular focus on looking out for number one again.
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The Sri Lankan government is cutting airline fees in a bid to revive its tourism sector.
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Some in today's Vatican are also seeking to revive liberation theology, which Ortega has long espoused.
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With more than a third of industrial capacity idle, production could revive quickly if sentiment improves.
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Since campaigning for the White House, Trump has vowed to revive the ailing U.S. coal industry.
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The George W. Bush administration, full of oil industry insiders, was disinclined to revive the treaty.
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The show is not only a tribute to Cambodian culture but an attempt to revive it.
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Hopefully, in the future, Democrats will revive the party's more traditional backing for due process rights.
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In 2013, Weiner sought to revive his political career by running for mayor of New York.
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In it, Ralph Macchio and William Zabka revive their old characters more than three decades later.
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They worry that those undercurrents could undermine Mr. Xi and his plans to revive party power.
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The Yankees-Red Sox rivalry has been dormant lately, but these games could revive the intensity.
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In October, it was announced that Netflix will revive the series for four 303-minute episodes.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE and Trump agreed to revive denuclearization talks in June (Reuters).
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The easy way to make an album like "iLevitable" would be to revive old Latin hits.
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Government efforts to revive a cooling economy may be far less steel-intensive this time around.
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Both sides noted that it followed Mr. Sisi's call in May to revive the peace process.
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Another possible solution would be to revive the "McConnell rule" contained in the 2011 Budget Control.
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The TASE has struggled for years to revive flagging listings and volumes, despite attempts to reform.
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" Yucca: "The Senate is prepared to revive a fight over storing nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain.
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Today, I'm releasing my industrial plan to re-empower workers and revive the American middle-class.
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I contacted Cuban, via email, to find out why he thinks Moov can revive this market.
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The Supreme Court has turned away state efforts to revive bans struck down by lower courts.
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Holt made numerous attempts over the years to revive the OTA while in Congress, without success.
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But subsequent Trump administration efforts to alter the market on coal's behalf could revive this fight.
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Local leaders, too, know the blueprint -- in city after city, immigrants drive and revive economic growth.
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The footage also shows officers taking turns trying to revive Clark, who appears to be handcuffed.
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His dog tried to revive him and the snake fatally bit the dog on the nose.
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The ruling can be appealed by Gerardo Pollicita, the prosecutor who sought to revive the case.
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Several organizations in southern India have since launched efforts to revive traditional cultivation and rice varieties.
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To revive some of last season's purchases, try layering dresses over cropped or flared denim. Workwear
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He decides to reopen the Cobra Kai dojo and revive his long-standing rivalry with LaRusso.
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He starts slumping, and passes out while a team of dancing paramedics attempt to revive him.
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Prime Minister Hani al Mulki had visited Baghdad earlier this year to revive the frozen project.
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Ms. Perloff certainly agrees and regrets that she has not been able to revive the system.
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Maybe having those conversations — with students as well as colleagues — will revive your love of teaching.
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"From the instant I took office, I moved rapidly to revive the US economy," Trump said.
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But consumer groups and internet websites have been waging an effort in states to revive rules.
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He and his follow lifesaver managed to rescue all 143 and to revive the unresponsive person.
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Why not revive, for example, "Piano Pieces," the popular hit of the company's 1981 Tchaikovsky Festival?
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Both pitched their plans in economic terms, arguing that their proposals would help revive American manufacturing.
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The Trump administration is still going to try and revive him, even though he's a psycho.
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The footage also showed the referee and others trying in vain to revive Mr. González Barrón.
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Mr. Bianco, who is married to a man, spent years working to revive the dwindling church.
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Police tried unsuccessfully to revive her after arriving at her home after reports of an argument.
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Hidalgo County EMS arrives on scene within minutes and they were able to revive her twice.
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On arrival, hospital staff were unable to revive him, and declared him dead just before midnight.
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But the ensemble has never enjoyed the consistent home venue that those Revive jam sessions did.
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King Mohammed VI is carrying out a wide-ranging effort to revive his country's Jewish heritage.
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During the campaign, President Trump promised to revive the area, bringing back jobs and loosening regulations.
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And the White House wants to revive the Export-Import Bank (after trying to kill it).
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On Tuesday, he's counting on them again to help revive his bid for the White House.
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"We actually shouldn't think of this is as a stimulus to revive the economy," Berger said.
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"We want to revive our historical identity," said Kanat Amankulov, Kyrgyzstan's minister for youth and sports.
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Staff members tried to revive him, but Epstein was later pronounced dead at a local hospital.
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It was an attempt to revive the Bugatti brand, which had been dormant since the 2236s.
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According to Mr. Diller, the attempt to revive the project came together in the last week.
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Holly Nordlum has been a voice at the forefront of the movement to revive this practice.
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Last year, Russia and Turkey reached an agreement to revive a suspended natural-gas pipeline project.
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One well-intentioned, misguided visionary (Richard Attenborough) used genetic engineering to revive of long-extinct species.
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Today, American start-ups like Boom, Aerion and Spike are aiming to revive supersonic air transport.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist OK, this time I really am going to revive Friday Night Music.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. is counting on a victory in South Carolina to revive his candidacy.
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With the election of President Trump, advocates for Yucca Mountain saw a chance to revive it.
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One video showed what appeared to be doctors trying to revive a toddler covered in blood.
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The Socialist government has tried to use the Pedrógão fire to revive changes to forestry laws.
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It's possible to revive a dying houseplant and bring it back from the brink of death.
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So we need to address how to revive the Japanese real economy in the medium term.
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One reason to revive "The Joshua Tree" is that its concerns — personal, societal, mystical — haven't disappeared.
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That's prompted a bipartisan coalition of senators to propose subsidies to revive faltering carbon capture efforts.
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A religious cult in the west of the country is seeking to revive an ancient kingdom.
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The concept of using philanthropy to revive struggling communities is attracting the attention of wealthy entrepreneurs.
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He looked sick, and all his friends were standing around him, concerned, trying to revive him.
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Video from the scene also shows officers apparently attempting to revive a wounded comrade using CPR.
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As Electrek reported, Jaguar hopes to one day revive the E-Type as an electric vehicle.
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Local authorities said he was found in the elevator, but that CPR could not revive him.
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Piri said there was an opportunity to revive modernisation talks after European Parliament elections in May.
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That he settled on rye was no accident; it was an opportunity to revive another tradition.
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It took until 1993 for Democrats in Congress to try again to revive universal health coverage.
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One Colorado farmer, Ryan Loflin, told the LA Times that hemp is going to revive farmers.
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He wants to revive federal agreements to deputize state and local police officers as immigration officers.
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"We think there could not be a better signal for investors to revive optimism," he said.
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I, for one, am guilty of attempting to revive flames that have long since been extinguished.
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Meanwhile, the OECD reported on Monday that South African needs structural reforms to revive economic growth.
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Despite a record budget gap, Temer's efforts to revive the economy are reigniting confidence, bankers said.
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It will take creativity and hard work to revive negotiations and move toward a peaceful settlement.
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He also downplayed speculation that he might revive his challenge to Trump at a later date.
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"These will help revive the area, bring in tourists and create jobs for locals," he said.
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Industry experts remain skeptical of his ability to revive Sears, saying he is still neglecting stores.
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The more polished Elsewhere doesn't revive Glasslands' rough D.I.Y. aesthetic, but it has lifted nocturnal spirits.
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These questions, once theoretical, are newly relevant with a push to revive the Equal Rights Amendment.
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He and his colleagues pulled an unconscious man from the water and tried to revive him.
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But whether it's groupthink or a flawed system, something needs to change to revive the sport.
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NASA had hoped that once the skies cleared, the rover would revive and continue its work.
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A dead sheep's carcass shields her from helicopters, and, later, hot springs revive her frozen body.
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If you're a budding offensive coach, do you believe you can revive Newton's 2015 MVP form?
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Mr. Dorsey said the invention of Bitcoin had made it possible to revive those early ideals.
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Professor Xu could now be used as an example to revive that campaign, Mr. Barmé said.
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Snap is not the only social media company looking to revive growth by changing its look.
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Martinez also said that passengers were trying to revive a woman who had a heart attack.
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We're told his roommate found him unresponsive and when paramedics arrived they could not revive him.
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Ahead of his trip, aides to Moon stressed the need to revive U.S.-North Korea talks.
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When I first heard that Joel Hodgson wanted not only to revive his most famous creation, the "talking back to the movies" TV show Mystery Science Theater 33, but to revive it with an all-new cast, the only reaction I could muster was scoffing disbelief.
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Pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani has been trying to revive Iran's sanction-hit economy by attracting foreign investment.
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Both the D.P.P. and Kuomintang candidates have spoken about the need to revive Taiwan's capacity for innovation.
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In 2016, for example, candidate Trump pledged to revive coal mining communities through deregulation rather than investment.
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Theo Paphitis is considered one of Britain's most successful entrepreneurs, thanks to having helped revive several brands.
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SECAUCUS, N.J. – Three New Jersey state troopers used CPR to revive a woman who had stopped breathing.
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It can be revitalized with Revive medicine and healed with Potion, both found at Pokéstops.
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Oliver's show also skewered President Trump's pro-coal platform and promises to revive the long-suffering industry.
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But today, Bandai Namco has tried to revive the trend with the launch of My Tamagotchi Forever.
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The mother frantically ran her daughter inside Evergreen Family Medicine where staff attempted to revive the child.
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I need to find 15 chests, encounter five "world events," revive three strangers—the list goes on.
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His administration might revive a Bush-era program that registered thousands of immigrants — most of them Muslim.
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"Paramedics were able to revive her and get her heart started," Taryn's mother, Stacie Budd, tells PEOPLE.
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Senard and Elkann have discussed ways to revive the deal with Nissan's support, Reuters reported this week.
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In a colorful sign of his ambitions, Abiy even hinted that landlocked Ethiopia would revive its navy.
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Fallon teamed up with actor, Ethan Hawke, to revive their band, FML, and that lovable website, FMyLife.com.
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Its latest outlook says that lower equipment prices have helped to revive a slew of delayed projects.
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A DNR tells hospital staff not to take measures to revive them if their heart stops working.
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He won re-election in February after pledging to revive the economy, improve security and tackle corruption.
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Voters appear to have rejected austerity measures that Macri insisted were needed to revive Argentina's struggling economy.
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The stumbling Orlando Magic will attempt to revive their dormant offense when they visit Brooklyn on Friday.
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The casual observer might imagine the deal to be a frantic bid to revive an ailing industry.
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Perhaps the biggest twist to Apex is that you can revive your teammates after they have died.
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Treating the soil with such high temperatures burns off the fuel, but it doesn't revive the soil.
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She would revive the Glass-Steagall Act, separating banks' deposit-taking business from their riskier investment activities.
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Libya is highly dependent on oil export revenue and needs to revive production to prevent economic collapse.
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And, I believe, and continue to practice that we need the Fair Tax to revive our economy.
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Hudson's Bay is betting the deal will revive Gilt through a partnership with its Saks Off 5th.
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The mayor pledged that year to revive the village in five years, a promise he has kept.
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It opened in the 1980s, hoping to revive the traditional tuna preserves that were then becoming forgotten.
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Maybe ABC should've taken a good stroll through Barr's Twitter timeline before choosing to revive the show.
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In the 1970s, a man named Dreher bought the property and attempted to revive the trading post.
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Looking ahead, that means at some point global growth can revive even without the trade war ending.
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"There must be a good shower to revive the trees," said Albert N'Zue, who farms near Daloa.
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Kuwait, meanwhile, could be forced to revive plans for the delayed privatisation of loss-making Kuwait Airways.
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He has pledged to revive the CFE and Mexico's heavily- indebted state oil firm Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex).
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It also gives me an excuse to revive "playing in band" as part of my Personal Brand.
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In other words, the exact outfit we're all secretly hoping she'll revive for Coachella this time around.
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Coal operators like Pennsylvania's Consol had been in talks with Chinese buyers, and hope those talks revive.
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And I'm asking you tonight, America, to join hands with me to heal, inspire and revive America.
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But talks have started to revive the cement factory, possibly with investment from the United Arab Emirates.
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Prison medical staff tried unsuccessfully to revive him, and he was declared dead at 2:50 p.m.
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CNBC reported in February that Barry and Tru Kids were looking to revive Toys R Us stores.
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The company is also looking to revive its mainstays that have lost traction with the younger generation.
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If monetary measures do not quickly revive animal spirits, the pressure on governments to act will grow.
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This is the Pakistani leg of China's Belt and Road Initiative to revive Asia's ancient trading routes.
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All of which makes the question of how to revive the region more than a parochial one.
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Cisco is cozying up to the start-up world as part of a plan to revive growth.
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This month America's ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, will visit Juba, hoping to revive peace talks.
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Mr Xi, by contrast, is trying to revive the party as an enforcer of morality and taste.
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"They realized that he was dead, so I don't think they tried to revive him," Sanford said.
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The update should revive Apple's digital books business and re-establish the company as an Amazon competitor.
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Keyboard shortcuts like Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + T to revive the last-closed browser window are approaching universality.
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Lanvin has twice changed artistic director since Elbaz's departure, but the appointments have yet to revive sales.
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"We aim to revive growth engines of international trade and investment," Xi said in a closing statement.
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In any case, the executive order to revive the NSC is expected to come down any day.
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President-elect Donald Trump faces an uphill battle fulfilling his promises to revive the U.S. coal industry.
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It is now evident that any attempt to revive such a bill could trigger more massive demonstrations.
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Abe has tried to engineer a weaker yen to encourage exports and help revive the Japanese economy.
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Then in 1984, a handful of dancers were trying to revive the swing dances of the 1930s.
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It has a successful diaspora community ready to help revive the country — if allowed to do so.
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Rural states where Chinese investments have helped revive floundering industries, however, are likely to see more damage.
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MZ Skin Rest and Revive Restorative Placenta and Stem Cell Night Serum, $320, available at Bergdorf Goodman.
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Some politicians may want to revive talk of such a law, especially as Europe strengthens its safeguards.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge granted the FDIC permission to revive lawsuits against Citigroup Inc (C.
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They successfully managed to revive the egg and one of the two frozen tardigrades, dubbed SB-22015.
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Firefighters were reportedly able to revive her heartbeat, but Burger died in the hospital the following day.
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Egypt has been struggling to revive its economy since a 2011 uprising hit tourism and foreign investment.
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In an effort to revive the economy, it floated all boats with its hyper-accommodative monetary policy.
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Libya is highly dependent on oil export revenues and needs to revive production to prevent economic collapse.
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The Socialists also want to revive some Russian-led energy projects like the Belene nuclear power plant.
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The plan in Louisville was to revive the effort with what some were calling Google Fiber 2.0.
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Despite an attempt to revive sales the following year with a "queenly purple" paintjob, La Femme flopped.
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The Moscow-led effort to revive diplomacy has emerged as ties between Russia and Turkey have improved.
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Well, as respectable as any outlet that's trying to revive Bill O'Reilly's career can be, I guess.
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Snapchat has managed to turn around its business and revive growth, so Instagram could use some momentum.
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Several years earlier, the Olivers attempted to revive the series with a proper sequel, called Dizzy Returns.
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That, in turn, is impeding the flow of capital to ventures that might help revive the economy.
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The surge in investment could revive India's sluggish real estate market and kick start projects, say developers.
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The separatists want to revive the former South Yemen republic which merged with the north in 1990.
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The firm has been trying to revive profits after they slipped to a decade low in 2015.
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It's going ahead with them, but now the theme is: Don't let Republicans revive their repeal plans.
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They'll have options to potentially revive it later on, should the political situation change in their favor.
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That is crucially important to revive the economy and keep the center-left government from losing ground.
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Russia is now trying to revive some of the relationships that lapsed after the Soviet Union's collapse.
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It also offered banks a new round of cheap loans to help revive the euro zone economy.
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"(Mnangagwa) has pledged to work with every nation in the world to revive Zimbabwe's economy," he added.
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