Previously a brand license, the newly-revived, lower-priced M line is Missoni for a younger generation: a remixed, refreshed, revived Missoni.
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When Brown was first offered the job to rescue the recently revived (and incompetently revived) Vanity Fair, in 1983, she was just 29 years old.
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Nevertheless, Portland paramedics make every effort to take revived drug users to a hospital, and hope that in those moments after being revived, they might decide to seek help.
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The revived Pacifica replaces the brand's Town & Country minivan.
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Duck TalesThere's a good reason Duck Tales is being revived.
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McGruder revived the comic strip earlier this year on Instagram.
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But in the 1884 presidential campaign, Democrats revived the charges.
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That suit, left for dead, was revived last week too.
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But a souring political mood has revived talk of NEEEF.
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It revived rail travel and shrank the country's mental map.
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Confidence in emerging markets had also revived among international investors.
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Trump revived those comments when Bergdahl pleaded guilty on Oct.
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He appeared on Saturday's Weekend Update and revived his Really!?!
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The new offensive has revived arguments over whether sanctions work.
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It was fully revived on its home soil in 1990.
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Closer EU defense cooperation, without skeptical Britain, may be revived.
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The board officials then revived a call for more research.
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Many people wondered how their economies could ever be revived.
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She almost died and had to be revived by Narcan.
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Slash died in San Francisco (and was revived by paramedics).
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Madlib and DOOM have, in effect, revived their Madvillain partnership.
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Today, Putin has revived the term to give legitimacy to
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A revived housing market is helping feed faster economic growth.
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Today, interest in García Lorca's life and works is revived.
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Horrevoets's body was recovered, but he could not be revived.
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Netflix revived the show for a fourth season in 2013.
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They have both died before, and been revived with Narcan.
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Kirchner, meant that the dead prosecutor's accusations should be revived.
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The idea of French honor, quaint but essential, was revived.
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President Donald Trump revived it in March, approving a permit.
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Several are recently revived; the delightful "Facade" dates to 1931.
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Apparently, doctors revived her at the hospital and she lived.
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The Lucky Cloud loft parties revived the spirit of Mancuso.
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Other patients had to be revived after receiving inaccurate doses.
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And you revived State of the Thunder Zone this year.
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In comic books, characters are frequently killed off and revived.
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This season the company revived Peter Martins's "Thou Swell" (2003).
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Two big screen adaptations revived Agatha Christie's work last year.
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The case has revived concerns about China's health care costs.
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The disaster revived international attention to labor conditions in Bangladesh.
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Even so, the export tax has revived the processing industry.
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Here was the old art of flamenco revived and reborn.
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It also revived a contentious national debate on gun control.
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In a narrow sense, it revived the state's Democratic Party.
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They can be revived at any given moment as weapons.
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That proposal for wind power transmission ought to be revived.
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The current crop of House Democrats has revived the concept.
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I revived 100 strokes when her little sister was born.
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The appeals court's decision revived a second claim for fraud.
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But in 21970, Owens's revived game was showing positive results.
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They were headed to Ophelia, a recently revived rooftop bar.
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Unknown films have been discovered; lost dances have been revived.
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Along with breathing exercises, I revived a very close friend.
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Recent mass shootings have revived demands for meaningful gun control.
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Once training is cancelled, it often cannot be easily revived.
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Regulations on fossil fuel companies and banks will be revived.
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The Senate NATO Observer Group is being revived by Sens.
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Eroded policies need to be revived, and new ones enacted.
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Here are four brands that have been recently revived. 22017.
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Here, Ryder's original eccentricity feels fully revived in adult form.
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Thankfully, paramedics revived her with naloxone — the opioid-reversal agent.
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Were the offer revived, the democrats should consider it favourably.
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It was revived this summer by the Wall Street Journal.
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You've revived your charity, ITMFA, or Impeach the Motherfucker Already.
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He was revived three times before he was pronounced dead.
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But the crime wave has also revived talk of police reform.
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The stars often revived the classic song for a live audience.
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It was revived in President Donald Trump's first year in office.
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But some were junk, like the revived Palm or PlayStation Classic.
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The pipeline project has since been revived under the Trump administration.
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The idea's been discussed, shot down, revived, and shot down again.
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These two best friends bought and revived a dying printing company.
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An '80s cop show revived for the 21st century — sound familiar?
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The revived and redesigned Volkswagen Beetle was apparently one such case.
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When Pippin was revived in 2013, it featured Fosse's original choreography.
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When the project was revived by President Donald Trump on Jan.
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After going 10 minutes without breathing, MJ was revived by Sgt.
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Two of India's most popular television shows are being revived online.
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You know, antitrust is being revived, which I think is fantastic.
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Crude prices climbed as the United States revived sanctions against Iran.
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Likud under Mr Netanyahu, on the other hand, revived its fortunes.
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That revived the prospect of a Fed rate hike this year.
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The show was later revived again in 2001 with Pat Bullard.
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The French released him, but the arrest revived his flagging career.
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But do not be surprised if it is revived in future.
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Today, Meredith has been revived as a meme on the internet.
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The city has been destroyed many times but always has revived.
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But in October, an intermediate state appeals court revived CVR's case.
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I discovered restored colonial ruins, cafes for tourists, revived imperial architecture.
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Rand was unresponsive for two minutes before the friend revived him.
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They are spoiling the purpose for which the Games were revived.
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Some of the Larry Shippers even revived their long-dormant ship.
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He reprised the role when the series was revived in 2017.
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But in recent years the shale-oil boom revived American production.
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Everything's getting revived these days, he argued, and what's the rush?
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One of the revived tardigrades next to a 0.1 millimeter scale.
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John Kasich revived a sagging Republican presidential campaign in New Hampshire.
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Ted Brown suffered a heart attack and could not be revived.
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The Playboy Clubs closed in 20083 but would be partially revived.
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Finally, after a third dose of the drug, Gillian was revived.
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It came with a revived shooting touch from swingman Justin Jackson.
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Their departure revived speculation about instability at the family-owned firm.
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Revived Games did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Kim Jong Il revived this ruse with success in the 2000s.
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There remains a nagging sense of a play only partly revived.
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His associate was taken to hospital but could not be revived.
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After three decades, in 2012, it revived low-cost brand Datsun.
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Coal's rally since 2016 has revived companies like Peabody from bankruptcy.
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The hope for alternatives has been revived by the current administration.
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That revived expectations U.S. interest rates could rise again this year.
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The committee revived the requests in July, sending subpoenas in August.
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In Britain, the recent developments have revived the long-running dispute.
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Obama shot down the project, but its been revived under Trump.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Revived merger talks between French telecoms operator Orange (ORAN.
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"Shuffle Along" has been revived twice before, in 1933 and 1952.
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Dolorous Edd's question to a newly revived Jon Snow resonates here.
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All this comes back to a new, revived story of growth.
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With the election of Donald Trump, the pipeline project was revived.
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Your energy is revived, and you're ready to make shit happen.
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A Border Patrol EMT "revived the child twice," the agency said.
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Mr. Marchionne revived an automaker that many people thought was doomed.
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The Trump administration revived Keystone, but now Energy East is history.
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Do you feel more relaxed, revived, stimulated, challenged, connected or inspired?
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In the end, the Crystal is healed and the planet revived.
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These fears of a revived assault weapons ban are not unfounded.
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William Barber II of North Carolina, who has revived the Rev.
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The túngara later revived this neglected auditory channel, probably by happenstance.
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On Thursday, it abruptly reversed course and revived its stimulus measures.
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The mitochondria were damaged — and nothing Dr. McCully tried revived them.
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Mr. Cuomo, who controls the subway, revived the idea last year.
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Reunited with his family, back with familiar wingers, he was revived.
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Then, in the 1970s, it was revived as a tourist destination.
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The arrival of Islamic State in August 2014 revived old fears.
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That ruling revived a transgender teen's lawsuit against his school district.
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And "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" gets revived on Disney Plus.
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After his death, though, it was the original that was revived.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo revived debunked questions about Biden's conduct.
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But the others, which take spirits more seriously, are rarely revived.
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And the Equifax outcry has revived bipartisan chatter on the topic.
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The second victim flatlined, was revived and later died, authorities said.
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In Washington, there's hope that algorithmic accountability legislation could be revived.
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Downbeat U.S. data revived concerns about the strength of the economy.
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Mr. Trump's tweet revived this long-running and still unproved rumor.
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"It's all just sitting there, waiting to be revived," Jeb said.
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They're doing it, they've just revived their DC issues with Shazam!
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Somehow, Simon and the crew got him out and revived him.
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This source ruled out a bid being revived over the summer.
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If competition also revived productivity growth, wages could rise a lot further.
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A shot of Narcan and she was not only revived but chatty.
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The renewed tensions have revived fears about their impact of global growth.
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N) revived Indian motorcycles, gain popularity and competitors such as Honda (7267.
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When I first heard that Roseanne was being revived, my heart sank.
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It's worth watching if it can be revived under a different name.
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He revived Chrysler betting that its Jeep brand should be taken global.
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Six days later the trial restarted and the company's share price revived.
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Nickelodeon just announced that "Rugrats" is being revived for a new series.
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That strategy revived the debate over the militarization of U.S. law enforcement.
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Responders revived the child, who died shortly after arriving at the hospital.
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He revived Chrysler, betting that its Jeep brand should be taken global.
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The soup that revived my dad when he was in a coma.
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The French media have revived the epithet "Madame Non" for Mrs Merkel.
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Officers revived Hurt with Narcan, and she was taken to the hospital.
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Others were revived by manual resuscitation, with a bag that simulates breathing.
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"I'm usually revived and feeling much better," he said after drenching himself.
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The revived Toys R Us brand is hoping to avoid past wrongs.
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Party fraternity cannot easily be revived in an era of prickly nationalisms.
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Theresa May has revived an ugly 1930s trope about "citizens of nowhere".
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That movement has revived longstanding sexual misconduct allegations against the former president.
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The man&aposs heart had stopped, but he was revived with CPR.
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" Cartoons revived his career, and West fit right in with "Family Guy.
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Already, 500,000 people have signed up for the revived unlimited data plan.
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She was later revived and was taken to jail, the report said.
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Their efforts revived and helped vault to Trump into the White House.
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What hasn't revived yet in the euro zone is company pricing power.
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He revived that role on Saturday for the first time since Nov.
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She was revived with Narcan and spent 10 days in the hospital.
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One dose of Narcan revived her: She got up and walked away.
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The show was later revived in 2002 and it aired until 2011.
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Lower borrowing costs revived home owners' interest in refinancing their existing loans.
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The Economist's "Johnson" column began in 1992 and was later revived online.
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In 2007, researchers revived Antarctic bacteria that was eight million years old.
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Revived demand for new construction, in short, is a long way off.
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But I think it would be a good thing if we revived
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Last month, a federal judge revived the tribes' lawsuit against Zinke's call.
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Since the 1989 fall of communism, however, Jewish community life has revived.
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Revived Games and Acid did not respond Wednesday to requests for comment.
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Last month, a federal judge revived the tribes' lawsuit against Zinke's call.
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Trump's claim that his policies somehow revived West Virginia is also false.
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Trump on Friday revived the summit after canceling it a week earlier.
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In the meantime, it seems unlikely that the program will be revived.
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Brexit's fantasy of revived greatness — "taking back control" — will achieve the opposite.
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In the early 2000s, Hasbro revived its "My Little Pony" toy franchise.
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A revived Assad dynasty means millions of Syrians will never go home.
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The fire has revived concern about lax enforcement of building safety regulations.
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Will Cuba's economy be revived at the cost of its natural capital?
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Some villagers seek to protect their local ecology through revived temple communities.
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Some farmers said the efforts - particularly the bans - have revived damaged plants.
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The revived caravan started moving on foot toward Tapachula about 5 a.m.
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"Jimmy Kimmel Live" revived a sadistic annual tradition: his belly flop competition.
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The sexual misconduct debate has revived questions about former President Bill Clinton.
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S. trade deal revived safe-haven demand and drove U.S. yields down.
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I held him tightly and he revived; someone called for medical attention.
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Yes, the first and second World Trade Center attacks revived my paranoia.
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It's Shakespeare who keeps being adapted and revived, more and less faithfully.
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She collapsed shortly after that, but was briefly revived by emergency services.
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By encouraging support for peasants and private traders, NEP revived the economy.
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In recent weeks, the issue has been revived by The Hill newspaper.
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His career revived in the 2000s, vaulting from one high to another.
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This thing was six feet under, and I think he's revived it.
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"Close Encounters" revived the Cold War space-invader genre with a difference.
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Her company was revived after Castro's leftist government took power in 21948.
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Today, the strategic opening in Syria appears have revived that impulse anew.
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If the sides cannot resolve their dispute, the sanctions will be revived.
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He then revived his political career with a successful bid for Congress.
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And "Dangal" has revived concerns in China that it is falling behind.
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The moves worked: Culp revived confidence the company was missing for years.
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Manchin said on Wednesday that he wants to see that bill revived.
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Buddy Holly revived as a hologram for a show in Los Angeles.
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As the Watergate revelations faded into memory, conservatism revived with a vengeance.
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Geely has revived Volvo since acquiring it from Ford Motor in 2010.
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But he also revived the possibility of using force against North Korea.
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His top advisers and prominent Democrats have revived a long-running debate.
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They could not be revived because the batteries could not be replaced.
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He also said Cohn's comments revived traders' focus on potential tax reform.
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Certain items are only visible when one of the colors is revived.
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Congressional Democrats revived their push to restrain the president's constitutional war powers.
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The Duke — is going to be revived by third-party manufacturer Hyperkin.
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The show was revived for a fourth season on Netflix in 2013.
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The brand was discontinued in the 1920s but revived in the 1980s.
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Peace talks between Kiev and Moscow were revived after Zelensky was elected.
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The Muslim ban has been rejected by the courts and now revived.
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Then Murphy, Mason and Lynch revived the Gophers with eight consecutive victories.
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None of the Zlochevsky-related cases has been revived yet, they said.
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Pence visited after being named to lead the revived National Space Council.
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Chicken Cock, another sourced and "revived" 21.2th-century brand, sells for $22017.
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There is also a revived belief that nuclear weapons could be used.
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He overdosed again, and emergency workers came back and revived him again.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday revived a nickname he used for Sen.
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ET (1420 GMT), the S&P gradually revived though trading was volatile.
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He was taken to the hospital where he could not be revived.
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"The doctor came out and said that Tupac had stopped breathing three times, and that they had revived him three times and that every time they revived him, he just went back," said Afeni Shakur just five months later.
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The other follows his new life, as he's revived into a strange future.
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Some automakers have temporarily revived zero percent financing for well-qualified customers — i.e.
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It also revived a claim under a New York state consumer protection law.
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Under the new dispensation ethnic elites have revived their demands for more autonomy.
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For the project's supporters, it is enough that Beirut has revived at all.
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That SpaceX has revived its lunar intentions shouldn't come as a complete surprise.
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His revived the charge in a meeting with congressional leaders on Monday night.
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He collapsed and resuscitation measures were taken but he could not be revived.
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The show was so popular in death that Fox revived it in 21.
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A medic escorts a woman after she was revived from an opioid overdose.
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Similar doubts about monetary policy have revived since the financial crisis of 2008.
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So I had this instrument, and it was not going to be revived.
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The talks have stalled but could be revived, the source said on Tuesday.
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And the age-old chemistry between the two actors was revived on set.
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IN RECENT years the British jazz scene has been revived by new ideas.
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And Jon didn't ask to be revived from… well, nowhere, according to him.
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Whereas the Kurdish government is in tatters, Iraq's Shia-led one has revived.
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She appeared on three episodes of the recently-revived NBC sitcom in 2004.
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"The Force Awakens" revived the franchise when it came out two years ago.
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The ruling coalition backed down at the time but has revived the proposals.
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The touring festival ran annually until 1997 and was revived again in 2003.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump revived his feud with former New York Democratic Rep.
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It turned out the China challenge was revived even sooner than Bannon thought.
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Nunes's actions and the subsequent response from Schiff revived a call, from Sen.
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First aid was administered but he could not be revived and subsequently died.
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Lazarus is the name of a biblical figure that was revived after death.
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But direct talks revived after mediation efforts by the African Union and Ethiopia.
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It got us thinking: What other phones should be revived and re-released?
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When it was over, the scandal over the US attorney firings was revived.
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As worries about migration have revived nationalist sentiments, the EU must avoid rigidity.
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His team dragged him to the corner and revived him with smelling salts.
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In the 2202s, civil asset forfeiture practices were revived and have tremendously expanded.
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Master Chief has been revived and he's ready to fight in Halo Infinite.
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Instead of exorcising J. Edgar Hoover's ghost, some thought he had revived him.
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Straight White Men was revived earlier this year at the Steppenwolf in Chicago.
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The discussion was revived around April 2015, when United Technologies made a proposal.
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S. talks revived, although worries about weak demand kept a cap on gains.
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The officer needed four doses of emergency overdose antidote Narcan to be revived.
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We haven't heard, however, of any momentum toward Last Man Standing being revived.
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Trump even revived his attack on immigrants as "rapists" from his presidential campaign.
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The show was canceled last year by Syfy, but quickly revived by Amazon.
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It's not clear how Apple plans to use its newly revived Twitter handle.
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Festivities included a giant mock castle wall emblazoned with the words "Revived, Rising".
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In January, conservators completed nine years of restoration that revived the intimate enclosure.
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When it was revived, the commissioners hired Mr. Newby after a national search.
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But Qualcomm said there was no prospect for the acquisition to be revived.
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There I revived and refocused and finished my athletic and academic career strong.
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While sales revived somewhat, the downturn exposed the limits of Steinway's traditional markets.
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Post-crisis deleveraging tended to last 7-10 years, after which growth revived.
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It recently revived Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's series "Project Greenlight" for HBO.
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The same "two Americas" idea could be revived but in a different way.
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At this point, residents had already revived their work to rename the street.
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It has also revived a question: Is Quebec's secessionist movement experiencing a comeback?
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We can also appreciate the ways in which Trump has revived civic life.
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It will not be revived this weekend, and probably not next week either.
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He claims to have died for several minutes before being revived by paramedics.
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It's not the first time a celebrity has been revived using a hologram.
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Finger's crossed for Rocket Power and The Wild Thornberrys to be revived next.
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Iowa revived its stagnant offense by relying on old-school, smash-mouth football.
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When you're downed, you have the opportunity to be revived by a teammate.
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Downbeat U.S. data on Monday revived concerns about the strength of the economy.
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Turkey's EU accession ambitions need to be urgently revived to encourage liberalizing reforms.
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That year, the Carrs revived their project and founded nonprofit, Common Courtesy, Inc.
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Barbara Field, playwright, "Frankenstein — Playing With Fire," Guthrie Theater (1988, revived 2018) Money.
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The TPP is now back, revived by its 11 remaining members — without America.
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He collapsed again while descending near Hillary Step and could not be revived.
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The company ceased operations in 2009 but was later revived under new owners.
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They revived gold mines that the government had shut down in the 1990s.
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To read her is to be revived by the best kind of animism.
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That raised more questions — if she had been revived, how had she drowned?
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In Bernstein, the practice was revived by post-World War II mass culture.
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The play revived O'Neill's flagging reputation and cemented him as a great dramatist.
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With that example in mind, could any of the rejected projects be revived?
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In 2013, she revived the Design Office moniker for another White Columns show.
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The Supreme Court temporarily revived the Trump administration's "Remain in Mexico" asylum policy.
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The few times I did overdose, people I was using with revived me.
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That move revived interest across the country, and Illinois followed suit in 2018.
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But they have revived themselves thanks to a wave of pro-Europe sentiment.
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After Mr. Trump's victory, Mr. Videgaray's fortunes revived and he became foreign minister.
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The $27bn issue's success has revived plans to list 5% of Aramco's shares.
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It is as though the 18th century concept of mercantilism has been revived.
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When wolves were restored to places like Yellowstone, local ecosystems revived, as well.
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In Ballarat, the commission triggered a series of revived traumas, and new opportunities.
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How the party revived an ancient philosophy to extol order and compel obedience.
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He bought and then revived the much beloved "Wall Street Week" TV show.
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On the bustling Northeastern campus in Boston, football is a memory never revived.
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The revived Hummer nameplate is coming to the truck-and-SUV division GMC.
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The spread caused controversy and revived debates about colorism in the magazine industry.
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The legal fight fell dormant during Obama's tenure but was revived in July.
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Old images of American cities underwater as the sea rises have been revived.
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His trademarks in Israel highlight that his failed Trump vodka was revived there.
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Palin's suit was initially dismissed but an appeals court revived it in August.
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Early accounts of multiple casualties also revived painful memories for the Denver area.
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It says the moribund negotiations can be revived only by ditching outdated policies.
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Emergency medical workers revived him with Narcan, the antidote that reverses opioid overdoses.
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He has since revived the tariff threat if Mexico cannot meet his demands.
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Earlier this year, it revived The X-Files with a six-episode miniseries.
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Expectations of a dovish Federal Reserve have revived the 93-year yield this week.
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There's a small chance the bill could be revived in a lame-duck session.
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The island's economic crisis, which began in 2006, had revived the push for statehood.
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But the revived Taurus never quite attained the cachet with consumers the original had.
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Mr Xi has revived the practice of holding what are called "democratic life meetings".
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But after viewing the 448-page report, some Democrats revived impeachment talk, including Rep.
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It's kind of surprising that Apple revived the iPad mini at all this year.
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The attack revived fears in China about school safety, a perennial concern among parents.
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The film is being revived for a Comic Relief special, Red Nose Day Actually.
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He revived the process when Trump in late June declared a truce with China.
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Petty was then rushed to UCLA Medical Center, but was unable to be revived.
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The revived franc would come under immediate selling pressure as investors hedged their risk.
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Netflix revived the series for a fourth season after Fox canceled it in 2018.
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Now, the chat app has revived Status – showing its quick adaptation to user feedback.
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Jaguar Land Rover, a carmaker, revived after it was bought by India's Tata Group.
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This revived the #MeToo movement, an initiative founded in 2006 by activist Tarana Burke.
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That revived a conversation about price controls and fuelled concerns about future state meddling.
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Image: Nicholas Stango/GizmodoLast year, Panasonic revived the famous Technics 1200 line of turntables.
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More recently, George W. Bush revived space nationalism in his 2006 national space policy.
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Tommy thinks clone revivals — revived theater that looks identical to its original — are bullshit.
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They have been revived with a conservative edge under a new leader, Christian Lindner.
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Also, second-stage larvae of another nematode, Anguina tritici, were revived after 32 years.
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He revived the proposal last year when Trump named him as national security adviser.
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But it was revived in 2311 as the Improve Detroit app, powered by SeeClickFix.
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Cole Sprouse has the perfect response about why TV shows shouldn't always be revived.
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The AP reported that he was revived and breathing when he was taken away.
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Feeble manufacturing surveys revived concerns over the slowdown in the world's second largest economy.
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Rather, declining sub-sectors are often "mature" but can be revived by new technologies.
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Use Nexxus Between Washes Revived Curl Crème on non-wash days for extra definition.
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Picture Prompts What fashion trends from the past would you like to see revived?
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Netflix may have singlehandedly revived the Great American Rom-Com with this unexpected darling.
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But a bit later, speaking about the path he did take, his intensity revived.
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A source tells PEOPLE Miller was deceased when authorities arrived and couldn't be revived.
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He revived the proposal last year when Trump named him as national security advisor.
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Intentionally or not, Trump has revived some of the ugliest of anti-Semitic stereotypes.
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Interestingly, calls for the federal Europe tend to be revived at times of crisis.
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Thirty years on, bands have taken these influences and revived the genre's moody essence.
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Not to mention, Bey singlehandedly revived the Dixie Chicks after their collaborative CMAs performance.
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Despite being revived, she died less than 24 hours after arriving at the hospital.
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Traders said the reintroduction of an export rebate last year had revived foreign sales.
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Hulu revived cult-favorite The Mindy Project after Fox decided to cancel the show.
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Still, some projects that were shelved are unlikely to be revived any time soon.
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They were revived this year, and they just passed the Delaware House of Representatives.
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With the help of streaming services, the home video market has also been revived.
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The bid was later revived and spearheaded by Nevada Republican Party Chairman Michael McDonald.
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"I think yeah, I would say that it is contemporarily sort of revived," Sen.
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It has continuously generated new ideas, revived old ones and questioned its own orthodoxies.
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"I think yeah, I would say that it is contemporarily sort of revived," Sen.
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The talks were quickly revived, leading to the highly choreographed event that unfolded Tuesday.
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The issue was revived after a mutual truce on trade litigation expired last year.
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Since then, a recovery in crude prices has revived hiring in the oil patch.
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In retrospect, de Blasio was always a strange fit to lead a revived left.
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In 2010, Haynes's mother, Sherry, choked on a cheese sandwich and couldn't be revived.
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The companies were not immediately available to comment on Tuesday's reports of revived talks.
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On July 24, emergency responders revived Lovato with Narcan at her Hollywood Hills home.
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Why has the Taylor company revived "Snow White" (1983) and "Three Dubious Memories" (2010)?
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Now, he has revived hopes throughout the party that Mr. Trump can be stopped.
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Trump also revived the derogatory "Pocahontas" nickname he has used previously to describe Warren.
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Apple's plans to build a car may be swiftly revived if it buys McLaren.
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Brian Friel's gorgeous play "Faith Healer," newly revived at the Donmar Warehouse through Aug.
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According to CNN affiliate KNXV, police say that the child could not be revived.
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It was revived in the early 1980s, and that's when its modern rep developed.
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Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) leader Robin Swann rejected the possibility of revived sectarian conflict.
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"Roseanne" is the latest hit show from the 1980s and 199Os to be revived.
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Chris Christie effectively humiliated him on the debate stage — revived questions about his readiness.
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He went into cardiac arrest on Monday night, but was revived, Ms. Persichilli said.
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But 163 years later, Mr. Taylor revived it and taught it to Mr. Frame.
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She was revived with Narcan, but did not disclose which drug she'd been using.
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Related: In revived talks, the Trump administration may consider freezing North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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The plan was revived after the United States-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001.
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It's astonishing, hopeful, as though these specters are living beings waiting to be revived.
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For a century, the brand lay dormant until a businessman, Harry Dutfield, revived it.
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Ms. Pirro's renewed fame has revived interest in the smaller details of her life.
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He overdosed at least six times and was revived with Narcan on several occasions.
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The dynamic that's revived the AHCA is best described as health care hot potato.
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It was the only struggle that had not been officially revived in collective memory.
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Lately that dusty theoretical question has been revived in reference to certain problematic men.
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Such measures have revived longstanding complaints about the government's invasive control over women's bodies.
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In 85033 hours, Biden revived his candidacy, consolidated the moderates, and lit the afterburners.
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I've been especially interested in the way Britain revived itself between 265 and 219.
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Policymakers may assume demand can be revived with the flick of a policy switch.
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They found that as the national political climate has deteriorated, small cities have revived.
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The petition revived an immigration debate in Congress that had been all but dead.
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In the meantime, what deserves to be revived and will speak to the moment?
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And the election has revived debate over how France should address its colonial past.
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The widening scandal has revived concerns about the country's shift to a volunteer force.
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The rooftop was revived last year as a glamorous Art Deco-inspired rooftop bar.
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The early results were promising, and the program deserves to be revived and expanded.
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Democrats revived their calls for gun control reforms, which Republicans continue to resist. Rep.
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His revived interest in being a senator is just his latest opportunistic career move.
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Marian Bergeron was crowned Miss America in 1933 after the pageant was briefly revived.
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The movie has also revived the box-office prospects for horror movies this year.
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Looming over it all is a revived investigation into a multibillion-dollar corruption scandal.
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And there was Tim Allen, whose sitcom, "Last Man Standing," was revived by Fox.
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They went to the Louvre and impersonated "Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss," by Canova.
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There's been a lot of excitement around Motorola's revived Razr and its folding screen.
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The deal was revived earlier this year, but received muted interest from international investors.
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And Donald Trump was the guy with the defibrillator paddles, who's now revived impeachment.
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I think that such a policy should be revived as a universal social norm.
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The Tories, whose Scottish fortunes revived in 2017, have lost many of those gains.
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While that corporation is on effective hiatus, it could easily be revived when Mrs.
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But in recent weeks, Mr. Trump has also revived his old "rocket man" taunt.
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A $35 Chromecast device revived an old TV I was planning to give away.
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"Duet for Cannibals," digitally restored and revived at Metrograph, was trendy in other ways.
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That effort failed, raising the possibility that the Alexander-Murray effort may be revived.
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Mr. Trump's campaign to pare back federal regulations across the government revived the issue.
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It also comes amid revived preparations for the IPO of state oil giant Aramco.
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The justices in June revived parts of Trump's second ban he signed in March.
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Paramedics revived them both, but less than two weeks later, the woman overdosed again.
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The revived appeal of zwickelbier and kellerbier has not been lost on European brewers.
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If Arnold can die, be resurrected as Bernard, kill himself, be revived again, overwrite his personality with data, rewrite his memory, get shot to death again, and be revived again, does death really mean anything as a narrative device on Westworld anymore?
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This overdue introspection has brought several new or revived ideas to the fore: universal basic income, especially popular in Silicon Valley, or a federal jobs guarantee, an idea last heard in the 1970s, revived by the Center for American Progress last May.
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The forecast for this week has revived memories of New England's relentless snowfall last year.
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EMMANUEL MACRON'S agenda for strengthening the European Union has revived talk of a "federal Europe".
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The Charleston shooting revived the discussion nationwide amid evidence that the massacre was racially motivated.
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Revived concerns about trade frictions tend to push demand for the safe-haven yen higher.
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Orson Welles revived the Woodard story during a BBC television broadcast on May 7, 1955.
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Jewish journalists came under attack, even as the Trump campaign revived anti-Semitic conspiracy innuendo.
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In the replies, someone revived the classic debate regarding how a dog would wear pants. .
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Economists are hoping a revived consumer sector will support stronger growth in the current quarter.
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A recent exchange of letters between the two leaders had revived hope of a breakthrough.
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And none of the celebrity imprints PW looked at have revived in the past year.
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Following a tragic accident, and despite doctor's best efforts, he was unable to be revived.
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Najib has revived a colonial-era subversion law allowing him to jail opponents without trial.
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About the only predictable thing about the revived show was that it was wildly unpredictable.
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Others have revived an old notion of offshore asylum-processing centres in Egypt and Tunisia.
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New York (CNN Business)Gymboree is being revived just several months after it went bankrupt.
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Now, the newly revived business is pressing ahead with an ambitious timeline for the future.
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The flotation has tempered the black market and revived foreign currency flows via the banks.
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Ruth Davidson, the woman who single-handedly revived Scottish Toryism, doesn't have a Westminster seat.
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Bill Hader revived a fan favorite character as host of this week's Saturday Night Live.
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As soon as crude hit $50, domestic drilling was revived in the U.S., Cramer said.
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EMTs came and revived him, but a few hours later, Mackey found him overdosed again.
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The recent drop in mortgage rates has revived interest from homeowners to refinance their mortgages.
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The network revived the series this summer with 40 new episodes executive-produced by him.
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Mercy While performing Resurrect, Mercy now becomes temporarily invulnerable along with the allies being revived.
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After the global crisis growth briefly revived, only to swoon again because of institutional weaknesses.
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He inexplicably revived his own controversy over tweeting an image widely criticized as anti-Semitic.
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None of the actors in the recently revived "Star Wars" saga is an A-lister.
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According to Deadline, Showtime has revived the Penny Dreadful franchise in a somewhat unexpected way.
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But left in this state too long, the cells eventually die and cannot be revived.
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Incredibly, the revived water bear even managed to lay 19 eggs, of which 14 hatched.
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The moves revived concerns about the economy while leaving many participants confused about policymakers' intentions.
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There have been instances where ghost towns have been revived, like Dunton Hot Springs , Colo.
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PA) shares on Wednesday has revived talk of a takeover by media giant Vivendi (VIV.
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The recently revived Palm (as in: Pilot) lets you choose your own level of escape.
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TMZ broke the story, Demi had OD'd and she had to be revived with Narcan.
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In Syria, the Saadés revived an ancient vineyard dating to the time of the Canaanites.
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The dollar firmed against six major world rivals on the revived Fed rate-hike expectations.
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But it has revived concerns about possible interference in Germany's federal election on Sept. 24.
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The Force Awakens and Jurassic World both revived beloved Hollywood brands with audience-thrilling stories.
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It has also revived the tired notion that the left's most active supporters are men.
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In 2010, Reubens revived his original Pee-wee stage production, The Pee-wee Herman Show.
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Until it was revived in 2014, it had not been performed for almost 20 years.
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The president revived his friendly rhetoric toward Putin during a rally in Montana last week.
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The Catalan parliament vote revived some safe-haven demand for the yen and Swiss franc.
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In many ways, the movies saved Marvel's cinema aspects entirely and revived the superhero genre.
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The House and Senate's powers of oversight, legislative capacity, and resources need to be revived.
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I think that's been a big part of why the modern cocktail has been revived.
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The biggest Apple rumor outside of Apple Car has been revived in a big way.
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In Assange's case, the women appealed, and the investigation was revived, on September 1, 2010.
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The German Romantics revived this ancient cult as a means of fostering a national identity.
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Then I fainted and he came down to help me and then I became revived.
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Northern Ireland's Ulster Unionist Party leader Robin Swann rejected the possibility of revived sectarian conflict.
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You will think twice about buying and reconsider what you already own, with revived appreciation.
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The lawmakers backed off their impeachment talk, but the Times story revived scrutiny of Rosenstein.
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Some residents, including Jose López de la Cruz, 52, hope the project will be revived.
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Their findings revived questions about what role state agents may have played in the killing.
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Cohen revived his character OMGWhizzBoyOMG, a Danish YouTube star who is famous for "unboxing" toys.
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But Fousey revived his YouTube channel recently and will show up at the Challenger Games.
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Thanks to its subject's evergreen qualities, this Ibsen work from 1882 is revived fairly often.
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One protester went into cardiac arrest and was revived by the medic team, he said.
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He revived the art from old stories and history books, and made the puppets himself.
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The airstrikes have revived a stalled military assault that Libyan brigades launched earlier this summer.
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President Donald Trump revived a derogatory term he has previously used to reference Democratic Sen.
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I revived the era with a story about a 'colored boy named Johnny B. Goode.
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Since early July, the Republican health care bill has been defeated, revived and defeated again.
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Mr. Hynes had opposed the death penalty long before the state revived it in 21980.
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Jakelin went into cardiac arrest later that morning and was revived, the Border Patrol said.
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The official selection showcases 57 new feature films, as well as shorts and revived classics.
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Our European correspondents look at how the referendum has revived a long-dormant Spanish nationalism.
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It could make the difference between a revived Sanders campaign or a coronation for Biden.
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When a wave of Portuguese immigrants arrived in the 1960s and 1970s, bullfights were revived.
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Syria's economy cannot be revived while the country remains under sanctions that hurt ordinary citizens.
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That win revived his campaign and led two other rivals to quit and endorse him.
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And he lost Michigan, the state that revived his first presidential campaign four years ago.
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Perhaps more than any other streaming service, Spotify has revived the fortunes of recording artists.
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You'd probably be able to read about all these changes in a revived news media.
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This is exactly the kind of thing the revived City Opera ought to be doing.
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The crumbling currais were rebuilt, native grapes were replanted, and a cultural legacy was revived.
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Many of the cities began their recovery with infrastructure projects that revived the downtown core.
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The Enthusiast Barbara Pym, the midcentury English novelist, is forever being forgotten, and forever revived.
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Questions put to the government include:Will traffic-management plans such as Operation Brock be revived?
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Hovering is an uncomfortable question: Can her work be revived with any hope of success?
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In 2016, on what would be his last tour, he revived it, performing it solo.
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But the push was quickly revived in September when the Ukraine allegations burst into view.
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The ordeal revived complaints over the declining quality of Egypt's public education and health systems.
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The old X was revived in the form of the NC-17 rating in 1990.
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That was the hype of Jaguar's 1960s sports car revived as an all-electric beauty.
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UPCOMING PUBLIC OFFERINGS Despite the protests, IPO activity in Hong Kong has revived this month.
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Nor have they revived inflation — which helps lift wages — anywhere but in the housing market.
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But for now, the supporters of a revived psychedelic medicine are taking a victory lap.
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I revived the era with a story about a 'colored boy named Johnny B. Goode.
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More than 18 million people tuned in for the revived series' debut Tuesday on ABC.
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By 244, the Penguins were last in attendance, but Crosby's arrival in 2005 revived interest.
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The luxury boom of the late 1990s and early 2000s revived the demand for lace.
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But one of the sources said the exploratory talks between senior managers might be revived.
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Millennials have led the way to healthier eating, revived &apos90s fashion, and sparked national debate.
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This comes as Congress has revived legislation aimed at preventing OPEC from manipulating oil prices.
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Now, the lender has revived its plans to offer consumers more than unsecured personal loans.
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In 2015, Disney revived the series with Anakin&aposs conflicted grandson, Ben Solo/Kylo Ren.
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How does an opera company keep an ambitious production vibrant and vital when it's revived?
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About half are up and running, relics from the 220s and 230s, revived into utility.
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Trump also revived his preference for walking away from the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Finally, the Dominican Republic negotiations need to be revived and part of a larger effort.
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It turns out the program could still be revived, according to a new congressional report.
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Coconut Grove is full of shops and restaurants and part of Miami's revived downtown area.
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Related: The Trump administration has revived a secret program to sabotage Iran's missiles and rockets.
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The "zero interest rate policy," which continued until December 2015, revived the moribund American economy.
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Elliott Management has revived its call for Marathon Petroleum to be split into three businesses.
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The goal was to test if individual brain cells could be revived in this manner.
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One is how should scientists think about the ethics of experimenting on partially revived animals?
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Trump on Sunday revived the tarmac conspiracy, asking what happened between "Wild Bill" and Lynch.
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There were two incredible modern scientists, Allen Hynek and Jacques Vallée, who revived the idea.
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Off-Center season, which is a series that explores interesting but rarely revived Off Broadway shows.
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But others have blamed the government for mismanaging the crisis and revived longstanding complaints about corruption.
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Both indexes fell 0.3 percent in early trade, but buying interest revived later in the session.
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The series of health scares have revived anxiety over a potential or even bloody succession battle.
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The case has drawn international condemnation and revived concern about press freedom under President Tayyip Erdogan.
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His nomination had revived old claims of sexual harassment that sank his 2012 Republican presidential candidacy.
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It is possible the effort could be revived in September when the House returns to Washington.
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But Prince in recent months has revived that pitch by directly marketing it to influential Afghans.
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It was revived earlier this year in both chambers of Congress by bipartisan groups of lawmakers.
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Witham was given CPR at the scene, but could not be revived, the Missoulian newspaper reported.
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President Trump's newly revived National Space Council will have to manage this busy region and beyond.
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As previously reported , Fox revived "Last Man Standing" almost a year after its cancellation at ABC.
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A federal appeals court has revived the lawsuit, overturning a dismissal by a lower court judge.
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Instead of destroying him, the allegation of sexual exploitation revived his career as an onscreen villain.
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Britain's readiness to leave Europe's single market has since sparked hopes Dublin's fortunes could be revived.
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Will the revived RAZR just borrow the name but use a more traditional landscape folding display?
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It's been revived with so many of the original actors and filmmakers for that express purpose.
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That's particularly clear in the revived X-Files when Mulder tries to explain the episode's plot.
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He said that CPR was applied for 40 minutes, but that his daughter couldn't be revived.
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Earlier this month, House Republicans revived an effort to prevent the Pentagon from funding those procedures.
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President Obama blocked the pipeline in November, but it could be revived by the next administration.
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Colt still owns the AR-15 trademark and eventually revived the moniker for its civilian line.
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On Wednesday he revived his Twitter campaign for the Federal Reserve to cut U.S. interest rates.
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Border Patrol EMTs revived her twice, and at that point, she had a 105.9-degree fever.
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The event's enormous success has revived hopes that YouTube can get viewers to pay for content.
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Of course, Batman ignores them, and through the power of the Mother Box, Superman is revived.
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Wesley was revived at the scene, treated at the nearby University Hospital and charged, Saunders says.
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Greg Abbott revived the bill after it stalled in the House during the regular legislative session.
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The UN's confirmation this week that the resolution has been violated has revived the political dispute.
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Emergency medical responders revived her twice at the scene, and charted her temperature at 105.7 degrees.
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The show ran four seasons on ABC before being canceled then revived by CMT last fall.
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In that spirit of adventure she revived her childhood nickname, "Jinx", which sounded larky and exciting.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had revived the EEOC's lawsuit against GEO in 2016.
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Helped by new loans and much better monetary policies, most sub-Saharan African economies have revived.
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It was not until public tastes started shifting towards all things natural that farmers' fortunes revived.
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Stigwood helped steer them away from ballads and toward falsetto-tinged disco, which revived their career.
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Feeble manufacturing surveys in China revived concerns over the slowdown in the world's second largest economy.
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Feeble manufacturing surveys in China revived concerns over the slowdown in the world's second largest economy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Monday revived a former JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.
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Mad About You just took a major step toward being revived with its original series stars.
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Democrats, led by figures like Bernie Sanders, have recently revived a deep suspicion of the media.
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Even if the IPO is quickly revived, it may fall short of fulfilling Saudi's broader ambitions.
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But he revived the closure warning on Wednesday in a bid to pressure Congress to act.
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The deficit blowout revived fears of the eurozone debt crisis and put pressure on the euro.
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The stock market has responded very well to Trump's election, and animal spirits have been revived.
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However, actor Justin Prentice revived the character type for the modern age, with a chilling effect.
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Two days later, Trump applauded Comey for his "guts" and argued Comey had revived his reputation.
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For instance, an agreement to share military intelligence that was scuppered in 2012 could be revived.
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After three years of tumbling sales caused by generic competition, Lilly revived earnings growth last year.
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If you're gunned down and don't get revived by a medic or a squadmate, that's it.
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Petrobras revived the plan in June to cut debt and capital spending in low-return activities.
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Do all these revived elements of Satanic Panic mean we're seeing a resurgence of the trend?
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His appointment this year had revived rumors about a possible merger between UniCredit and Societe Generale.
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The plan was revived in 2012 and the bill now extends it to housing-association tenants.
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Thanks to global warming, long lost viruses are being revived and infecting both animals and humans.
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It's no surprise that last fall's election has revived efforts to crack down on voting rights.
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The moderation in prices and a sharp drop in mortgage rates this year have revived demand.
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Barnes & Noble – A court revived a lawsuit involving a 2012 data breach at the book retailer.
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Despite adopting Google's Android operating system, BlackBerry has not revived the smartphone business it once dominated.
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Spain has also revived a European arrest warrant for academic Clara Ponsati, who lives in Scotland.
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As its name indicates, the grand touring coupe is the first vehicle from a revived Polestar.
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Roseanne Barr said some shockingly vitriolic things to bring her newly revived sitcom crashing to earth.
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A court revived a lawsuit involving a 2012 data breach at book retailer Barnes & Noble (BKS).
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But the MG plant was recently bought and revived by SAIC Motor, a Shanghai-based carmaker.
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The primary result prompted a steep sell-off in Argentine asset prices, and revived debt fears.
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Unfortunately, the nation's dreams of a Twittersphere sans Trump were squashed when his account was revived.
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When they arrived, they revived the mother and took her and her daughter to a hospital.
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The plans were delayed, suspended and revived as union and financing problems arose and were resolved.
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That element of the maximum pressure campaign — secondary sanctions on China — also needs to be revived.
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McDonald's has both killed off and revived some of its most controversial offerings like Szechuan sauce.
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Mike Pence of Indiana by indulging in a rambling speech that revived questions about his seriousness.
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They revived the bill's fortunes again and again, after mainstream observers had written the measure off.
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The quality of the software did the rest, and the NES revived the US gaming industry.
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The recent tightening of oil sanctions has revived speculation about their dire consequences for Iran's economy.
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The last automat closed in New York in 1991, but the brand was revived in 2017.
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But there still remain shreds of a former life waiting to be uncovered, revived, and remembered.
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She must wait to nearly die before she can be revived and brought back to life.
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In its brash riffs and blunt beats, it revived the punch of '50s rock 'n' roll.
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But it's being revived for a seventh season on Disney Plus and will premiere in February.
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The genre has also been revived by videos that take humans out of the equation entirely.
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But Trump revived the pipeline earlier this year, signing an executive order fast tracking its reconsideration.
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Medical staff performed CPR on Owen for 90 minutes, and Owen was revived about five times.
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Logistics and hospitals' current relationships forced Amazon to abandon its plans, although they could be revived.
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It may be from unlikely sources, like Victor Lyon's manual, that an old treasure is revived.
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It has been revived as recently as last year—by Hamas, during its clashes with Israel.
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They have also revived questions about what signals he has sent to society's most radical elements.
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The poisoning has revived tensions between Britain and Russia, which Britain has blamed for the attack.
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In 2015, it was revived and has been touring nationally and internationally to near-universal acclaim.
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Plus the unabashed bling and glitz of the era, now being revived by the Trump administration.
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The affected projects could be revived, but Congress would have to agree to replace the funds.
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Donald Cash, from Sandy, Utah, fainted Wednesday after reaching the summit and could not be revived.
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Mr. Cash, 54, of Sandy, Utah, fainted after reaching the summit and could not be revived.
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It revived longstanding calls for greater restrictions on helicopters flying over such a densely populated region.
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The ease with which he stood up from his wheelchair and walked about revived my spirits.
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The sudden drop in the dollar revived gold, which had slipped 0.3% to $1,493.83 per ounce.
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But the shock of Kaylyn's death instantly revived the red flags in the young couple's relationship.
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A landmark prisoner swap between Moscow and Kiev last weekend has revived hopes of peace talks.
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" Today the extreme right in Germany has revived this term, which in English is "fake news.
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The show Fantasy Island was revived in 1998 with Malcolm McDowell but only survived one season.
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A third judge, Andre M. Davis, dissented, saying they should have had their claim revived, too.
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But that debate revived questions around British identity — including who is British and who is not.
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"Double Dare" ran on Nickelodeon from 1986-93 and was revived for brief run in 2000.
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If Biden's fortunes decline and the pledge makes more political sense it can always be revived.
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Orders of durable goods remained sluggish, but revived somewhat as commercial aircraft orders surged in March.
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It was revived by a group of activists to fight zoning changes under the Bloomberg administration.
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Another who's been revived from three serious heart attacks and is now dying of prostate cancer.
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But this is more often a matter of taste—dependent on who gets celebrated or revived.
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Two Virginia business owners have revived a Colonial-era preserving method to create the lamb ham.
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The revived measure, stirring in its grave, was known informally on Capitol Hill as Zombie Trumpcare.
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Get connected to this 41113 John Guare drama, revived on Broadway by the director Trip Cullman.
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The ruling came as the Trump administration is appealing the judge's decision that revived the rule.
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When MGM and Orion Pictures revived "The Belko Experiment," Mr. Gunn stayed on as a producer.
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One is the potential for a revived moderate middle that believes in fact-based public policy.
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Even "Love Connection" is being revived, with Andy Cohen serving as host on a Fox reboot.
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The idea of a national bank 'is dead and will not be revived in my time.
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Unfortunately, these claims are regularly revived to justify immigration crackdowns similar to the one currently underway.
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Get connected to this 23 John Guare drama, revived on Broadway by the director Trip Cullman.
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As part of the NAFTA renegotiation, this idea could be revived and the working group reconstituted.
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The company also revived Ritmüller, a defunct German piano brand, and bought Schimmel, another languishing producer.
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Last year, Storm Hurwitz, a senior analyst in Product Analytics, revived the company's dormant Baking Club.
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And this fall, a number of experimental dating apps seem to have revived the Chatroulette formula.
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The unexpected twist revived the 8-year-old case and reopened old wounds for Timmothy's family.
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CBP said Jakelin was revived twice when emergency responders tended to her at the Lordsburg station.
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The movement was revived in 113 and grew during President Obama's two terms, said the Rev.
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Over the months, recruits in the battalion lost consciousness, were revived and never told a soul.
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He has made an irrefutable case for Israel through Labour's abetting of revived European Jew hatred.
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His promise to lead a transitional government until the country holds free elections has revived hope.
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In 2011, when "Tell" was revived at Caramoor, Michael Spyres made a strong stab at Arnold.
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Lamoriello had revived a once-hapless Toronto organization and built three championship teams with the Devils.
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The incidents have galvanized the gun control movement and revived calls for new restrictions on firearms.
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There's no point in being revived if your memories, knowledge, and personality don't come with you.
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Netflix semi-revived it last year, with solid results, but the original is still the best.
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MTV is pulling the plug on its revived version of "Total Request Live" ... TMZ has learned.
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The policy has been revived by Hamilton recently and would likely be part of Booker's 2020 platform.
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Earlier this year, HMD Global revived Nokia's classic 331010 candy bar phone with only the slightest updates.
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Ms. Tesori is the first artistic director of the program, which presents rarely revived Off Broadway musicals.
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The decision revived Democrats' arguments that Comey helped swing the election in President-elect Donald Trump's favor.
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On Thursday, a source told PEOPLE that Miller was deceased when authorities arrived and couldn't be revived.
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The manifesto went out of print in 22017, but this year design critic Steven Heller revived it.
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The manifesto went out of print in 2000, but this year design critic Steven Heller revived it.
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And while it is possible to be revived in D&D, it can slow the game down.
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Kenan Thompson revived his effortless Steve Harvey impression for another episode of Celebrity Family Feud: Oscars Edition.
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He also revived his talking points alleging corruption in the Democratic National Committee and on Clinton's campaign.
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That success revived Hawke's Labor Party, ushering in a sustained period of rule that lasted until 1996.
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That means the characters will have to be revived in Endgame to carry on in this sequel.
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President George H.W. Bush revived the tradition that has seen become a staple of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Should it be let to die with Gandhi's photo OR should it be revived with Modi's popularity?
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Powell's view on inflation revived an ailing dollar on Wednesday and also prompted U.S. Treasury yields higher.
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Illinois State Police revived the investigation after receiving a tip from another of McCullough's sisters, Janet Tessier.
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Apple, with a revived focus on services and original content, is reportedly looking to invest in podcasts.
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To this day, the team remains divided over whether or not the pungent brew should be revived.
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President Donald Trump has revived them and has moved to change the way detained migrants are treated.
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None of the three previous changes of prime minister revived the electoral fortunes of the ruling party.
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Deng Xiaoping revived the parties in the 1980s to show that China was becoming more tolerant again.
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Brokers in China have revived since a stock market boom came to a turbulent end in 2015.
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And earlier this month, an appeals court revived an emoluments lawsuit against the president regarding the hotel.
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Mr Cameron revived the Tory party by promising, in effect, to put them back in the asylum.
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The comments revived concerns about Italy's commitment to the euro, a fear that rattled markets last year.
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Now those memories are being revived by visits from his new best friend, Biscuit - a robotic dog.
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We got killed, revived each other, got killed some more, and then we defeated Dominus Ghaul, together.
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And then there are lesser-known movies like The Sword in the Stone that are getting revived.
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In releasing the emails, Durbin revived his own long-simmering dispute dating to Kavanaugh's 2006 confirmation hearing.
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Saudi Arabia revived plans for an initial public offering of Saudi Aramco, the world's biggest oil company.
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One of those women is actress Alyssa Milano, who recently revived Tarana Burke's decade-old movement #MeToo.
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Which phone and personal digital-assistant brand was revived by Verizon, in a miniature model, in October?
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Correction March 16th, 6:45PM ET: Yammine revived the #ScientistsWhoSelfie hashtag in response to the op-ed.
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But the police found him, and got him to a hospital where he had to be revived.
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Police and anti-graft agency officials have revived investigations into the fund's missing billions since his ouster.
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Agriculture companies Bioceres and Molino Canuelas have revived IPO plans after failing to go public last year.
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It was not until public tastes started shifting towards all things natural that Malagasy farmers' fortunes revived.
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The Supreme Court in June partially revived the order after its provisions were blocked by lower courts.
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Donald Trump on Wednesday revived an old conspiracy that Google is in the tank for Hillary Clinton.
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However, ABC revived the talent competition earlier this year, and it was recently renewed for another season.
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Skirmishes at some of Keiko Fujimori's rallies have revived concerns that she might be intolerant of dissent.
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ESR Cayman has revived its initial public offering plans in Hong Kong after aborting them in June.
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One possibility is that the revived usage of "core" is a product of feverish politicking in Beijing.
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Brisk bidding revived appetite for Treasuries on the open market which pared earlier losses after the auction.
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Officers administered Morasca, 37, with Narcan — a safe antidote to opioid overdoses — which she was revived with.
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Japan's Nikkei sank roughly 2% to a three-week low as revived worries about the Sino-U.
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The show, created by producer Al Howard, first launched in 1965 before being revived in the '90s.
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Taberski's six-episode series revived interest in a fading fanbase, while introducing him to a younger audience.
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It's 2017 so everywhere you turn there's a film reboot or a beloved TV series getting revived.
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When M&A transactions slow down, they tend not to get revived in such a short time.
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He was revived and brought to the ER where he's been in a coma for 14 days.
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Doctors revived her, and she eventually made a nearly full recovery, save for some minor nerve damage.
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Pokémon can be healed or revived using potions and revives that you can obtain from visiting pokéstops.
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And an endlessly revived historical drama from 1953 suddenly feels like the freshest, scariest play in town.
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One by one the combatants were downed, then picked up and revived by a girl's giant hand.
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Russia's growing influence and revived military suggest that Washington take Moscow as seriously as it does China.
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Which of these presidents revived delivery of the State of the Union report to Congress in person?
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Woodrow Wilson revived the practice of delivering a State of the Union report to lawmakers in person.
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Cambridge Analytica won't be revived despite concerns it could make a comeback (Bloomberg) View the discussion thread.
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But after a conciliatory statement from North Korea, Trump revived hopes for the meeting late Saturday night.
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The song revived an interest in mummering among Newfoundlanders, and the practice began to take off again.
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This 1999 drama, revived by Brits Off Broadway and directed by Eleanor Rhode, showcases his flour power.
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This 75553 drama, revived by Brits Off Broadway and directed by Eleanor Rhode, showcases his flour power.
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Clinton revived liberal internationalism with military interventions that were justified on humanitarian grounds, notably in the Balkans.
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Sessions's opponents have revived his failed '86 nomination for a federal judgeship under a Republican-controlled Senate.
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Petty could not be revived and died peacefully surrounded by family, his bandmates and friends, Dimitriades said.
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That's because there's a chance the idea could be revived in a different way in the future.
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The video immediately revived questions about whether Trump's anti-media rhetoric is encouraging violence against the media.
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Could the commercial prospects, let alone Oscar hopes, of a film under such dark clouds be revived?
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"It is too early to say whether the counter-cyclical factor has been revived," the trader said.
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The Colorado singlehandedly revived the small-pickup segment in the US, which has been owned by Toyota.
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Seven years ago she was revived after overdosing in the bathroom of a Burger King in Michigan.
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With Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Republican, and Mr. Blumenthal, they revived the effort.
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That has triggered speculation that something like their former venture, International Aero Engines (IAE), could be revived.
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Crude hit a 10-month low last week as rises in output revived concerns about global oversupply.
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The Sensational Barnes Brothers couldn't match the unique spectacle of King's revived diva-hood—no one could.
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It amounted to the third-lowest annual total since the Supreme Court revived capital punishment in 1976.
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" Anokhi "The founders of Anokhi essentially revived the hand-block printing industry in the 1960s and '70s.
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White House President Trump revived his threat to shut down the federal government over the immigration battle.
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