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On the name of life, this sad city must be revived with the steps of love, just like a flower blossoming its tender petals.

For to this end Christ both died, and rose, and revived, that he might be Lord both of the dead and living.

By means of a few drops of strong cordial, the doctor revived the besotted corpse for a few minutes.

Finally, the Delegation stated that it had high hopes for the "WIPO University Initiative" project and wished to see it revived.

With a revived opposition mounting a number of large protests, the Islamic Republic ought to be looking across the region with trepidation.

Mr Kikwete may use a second term to try to integrate Tanzania and its neighbours into a revived East African Community.

With this wonderful gift she also receives revived hope for her future, restored status in her community, and renewed joy for life.

Centuries ago a guard would have been posted at the door, and he wondered if perhaps that custom would have to be revived in the days ahead.

The second stage, if it is clear that Hamas accepts Fatah's peaceful approach, would be to pull it into a revived peace process.

After a period when it had dropped out of favor in Europe, the game was revived in England and Wales in the early twenties.

They, on the other side, told the whole order of the thing. And when he saw the wagons and all that he had sent his spirit revived.

Shanghai Jahwa, China's largest cosmetics brand, has also revived one of its famous nostalgia brands, Shuang Mei, or two sisters.

And the LORD heard the voice of Elijah; and the soul of the child came into him again, and he revived.

and now, at the first renewed view of him, they spontaneously revived, great and strong!

The weekend's airstrikes appear to have weakened Col. Gadhafi's forces and revived the struggling rebel movement for the moment.

In the course of a few weeks Tess revived sufficiently to show herself so far as was necessary to get to church one Sunday morning.

Postal savings has revived since 1986. After 20 years of development, it has gone through a very special course.

Now a soon-to-be published book in English has revived the long-running debate about whether the man can be separated from his philosophy.

The Temen-ni-gru has revived, the Great one who once ruled this earth as the medium between the Human World and the Demon World.

When SJM's offering was revived last month, it had to be pared back again to $494m.

The Snake was quickly revived by the warmth, and resuming its natural instincts, bit its benefactor, inflicting on him a mortal wound.

Manufacturing glass for the iPhone revived a Corning factory in Kentucky, and today, much of the glass in iPhones is still made there.

It was rather the challenge to the Kremlin's "vertical of power" ; in Mr Luzhkov's case a hint that regional elections ought to be revived.

Maria's reading of the book out loud has somehow revived the dead and zombies start appearing all over the world attacking mankind.

His career revived, however, with perhaps his most famous role, that of Don Corleone in The Godfather.

Just as the Russians suffered most from communism, so the worst damage from revived Soviet-style history is done to Russia itself.

They revived in me a vivid sense of my mother's suffering.

Just take these past weeks. The insurgency has revived, culminating in a series of audacious and bloody attacks in the heart of Baghdad.

The emergence of Iran, Venezuela and a revived Russia is in good measure a product of the price of petroleum.

At a time when your memories of a most shocking day in your history have been revived, you will need to keep your sights on Ascension.

So I click the little button, am revived, and look to see. . . my skeleton?

Audrey Hepburn: People, even more than things, have to be restored, revived, reclaimed and redeemed; never throw out anyone.

And yet in the Washington think-tanks the passing of Ted Kennedy has revived a different debate.

Portmeirion, a pottery firm, says tea, "the big thing of the moment" , has revived demand for its wares.

Revived, he crawled on, found water two days later, and eventually staggered into a camp at the nearest waterhole.

People, even more than things, have to be restored, renewed, revived, reclaimed, and redeemed; never throw out anyone.

People, even more than things, have to be restored, renewed, revived, retained and redeemed. Never throw out anybody.

Next Thursday Juliet to find father tried to father gave her a medicine, take down like dead after two hours later, but will be revived.

People, even more than things, have to be restored , renewed, revived , reclaimed and redeemed and redeemed .

In 1995, researchers said they'd revived a bacterium taken from the gut of a bee preserved in amber for at least 25 million years.

Call them toughing it out; debt restructuring; full Argentina; and revived Europeanism.

His call for an end to hagiography and the revived personality cult drove Maoists into a rage.

Often it is written and said about a Milan side which needs to be revived lately. Your judgement?

As many of these branches are revived for the campaign, trench warfare is likely to erupt over the succession.

And for all its splendour, the cathedral is a newish building for a newly revived institution, one that remembers being weak.

With the outbreak of World War II, the Soviet Union revived the line, claiming all the territory east of it.

Then In 1947, haute couture was revived in Paris and took up the fashion leadership once more.

During the Reformation, Christmas carols fell out-of-favor, but many survived in rural areas, only to be revived in the 1800s.

A few of the more modern resorts near Old Gagra have been revived, particularly those located directly on the beach.

But so far they've only revived Confucius as an icon of virtue (e. g. social harmony and self-refinement).

People, even more than things, have to be restored, renewed, revived, reclaimed, and redeemed.

An old controversy was revived in October with the announcement of the winners of the Nobel Prize for medicine.

Some say that Egypt's revived religiosity reflects not a return to old ways but a move to more modern ones.

In a subnet whose longest path is of length N hops, within N exchanges everyone will know about newly-revived lines and routers.

The idea of the China threat, thanks to its own efforts, is being revived.

A Briton who revived his son after he stopped breathing repaired the ambulance when it broke down taking him to hospital Monday.

But it revived when she was accepted at Tech High, a state-funded but independently run "charter" school.

Therefore Keller Peninsula is a revived caldera, and its volcanic activities are characteristic of migration of volcanic center with time.

In Italy the kidnap revived misgivings about any involvement in Afghanistan, increasing the risk of a government defeat in the Senate.

Well, consider how the short-term fiscal picture improved over the course of 2009 as the markets reflated and the economy revived.

The deal is now unlikely to be revived until 2008 at the earliest, and could even be put off indefinitely.

With long-suffering and hardship, she revived the failing business and made it thrive.

As an idealist, Mr Judt hopes for a revived social democracy that will again speak its name.

The new thesis is not so much a breakthrough as a historical rumor revived and reframed.

In the Middle Ages the city revived as the spiritual and temporal power of the papacy increased.

Speculation has even revived about whether she can last as Labor leader and prime minister until the next election, due in late 2013.

It is hoped that, before long, it would also be revived in its place of origin ----Mainland China.

Indeed, the weakness of American fundamentals has revived the longstanding bearish case against the currency.

Meanwhile, the air patrol mission will continue to ensure that violence will not be revived.

No cause of action barred under existing law on the effective date of this Act shall be revived by this Act.

From the perspective of biodiversity, these ugly dams need to be dismantled and the natural features of the watercourse need to be revived.

"Play to your strengths" is a philosophy that has served the US well since the Olympic Games were revived for Athens in 1896.

The Great Depression caused a decline of tango in Argentina, but it was _(10)_ revived as a source of national pride.

With thousands of jobs at risk, Metro, a competitor, revived its offer to take over Arcandor's Karstadt department-store chain.

Indeed, its best recent years of economic growth, from 2003 to 2007, occurred when a weaker yen revived exports.

There is a revived spirit of volunteerism in the U. S. , inspired by the new president and his call for service.

INFLATION is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon, said Milton Friedman, the economist who revived monetarism in the 1960s and 1970s.

The woman had fainted from the heat, but she soon revived.

US diplomats in Beijing said they were not aware that the deal had been revived.

We shared amusing anecdotes, revived old memories of our parents and childhood, and all around celebrated the years long passed.

To better compete, the company revived the Fanta name in 1955 and marketed the new orange recipe across Europe.

However, his works were preserved in Syrian and Arabic cultures and were revived at the end of the twelfth century.

Information and Broadcasting Minister, Priya Ranjan Das Munshi says the law will not be revived.

In the early 20th century it was revived by Diego Rivera and others, often as a medium for political art.

I haven't really worked out since I wrestled in high school, so as part of my man makeover, I revived my ancient gym routine.

Following a few tense minutes, the animals responded to oxygen and therapy, and were now fully revived.

But he believed that the system could not be revived without radical change.

It remains to be seen how its revived relationship with the US will affect any such national programme.

Although the economy revived under her leadership, it remains weak, sustained by the remittances of millions of overseas workers.

Passive Effect: Improves the quality of your raised Skeletons, Magi, and Revived.

It remains to be seen how its revived relationship with the US will affect any such national programme.

Although the economy revived under her leadership, it remains weak, sustained by the remittances of millions of overseas workers.

Passive Effect: Improves the quality of your raised Skeletons, Magi, and Revived.

It still works, this anti-American attitude, which has been revived since Putin is back in office.

America has revived its interest in Africa: it wants to take 25% of its oil supply from there to decrease its dependence on the Middle East.

When near the front lines stay near a squad so that if you go down you can be revived. 7.

Arguing that the communist idea could never be successfully modified or revived, he concluded: "This skull will never smile again. "

Bankers and lawyers have revived criticisms that the SFC is malleable, underskilled and out of touch.

Concern over air pollution has revived interest in light-rail transit and has led to regional mass transit systems.

Nissan, Honda and Toyota, which arrived when the British motor industry was dying in the 1980s, revived the business.

Nissan, Honda and Toyota, which arrived when the British motor industry was dying in the 1980s, revived the business.

The DREAM Act, which would enable some illegal aliens who were brought to America as children to become residents, may be revived .

Hence the near-universal agreement that securitisation needs to be revived.

But Confucianism revived, with its softer approach to power.

Their mortgage situation, however, meant they were stuck with each other until the stale property market revived.

"Discontinued in 1977, it was revived in 1982 to run between London and Venice as the " Venice Simplon Orient Express.

Sang-xiao immediately realized that his ghost girlfriend, Li Wan, must have entered the dead girl's body and been revived as a person.

His trial revived memories of French suffering during the war.

Some of the long lost traditions are revived because of the Tai's desire as well as the government's support.

The concept was revived in 1928 in Amsterdam. The Olympic Torch Relay has been a tradition since 1952.

The concept was revived in 1928 in Amsterdam. The Olympic Torch Relay has been a tradition since 1952.

Matters were made only worse when protests over election rigging charges in 2011 revived fears of a national implosion.

Theravada Buddhism, suppressed by Khmer Rouge but now revived, is the main religion, but Christianity is spreading in the country.

Its banks will be revived as much smaller institutions, still with highly capable managers.

Some authorities have revived the darkest counter-insurgency tactics, rounding up undesirables and executing them.

Time elapses, the pioneer of the Renaissance that once revived arts and literature retains its glory and successors.

The name was licensed to BMW after it revived the range with the new mini.

But by its decision to file the civil suit, Jakarta has revived efforts to track down the Suharto family fortunes.

The reward for those who take a company private often comes when, having revived it, they take it public again.

Hydrating Shea Butter, Glycerin and Lecithin replenish and restore moisture, leaving skin revived and refreshed.

in Mr Luzhkov's case a hint that regional elections ought to be revived.

In contrast with recent protests that had clear political aims, the past day's violence revived Egypt's police as a focus of public anger.

Several people involved in the process said there was little chance the deal could be revived.

In the market, the initial commercial spirit that distinguished the relationship between settlers and natives is revived.

Heart. Oh! my dear friend, how you have revived me by recalling to my mind the transaction of that day!

THE surge in commodity prices over the past decade has revived an old debate.

Crucially, the trendiest early adopters in revived city centres like Manhattan and central London have begun ditching cars.

She revived, turned to have another look at Winston and seemed immediately to take a fancy to him.

Their lives have been rejuvenated. Families and communities have been revived.

It will hopefully stimulate a revived interest of and involvement in pregnancy and postpartum care among general practitioners.

There she returned the loss-making medical centre to profit and revived the impoverished community on the university's doorstep.

Domaine des Tourelles was founded by a French engineer in 1868 and is being revived by descendants of the founding family.

Israel and the Palestinians revived peace talks after a summit last November in the United States.

My first subject is the highly interesting psychological material underlying an opera of Ravel's, now being revived in Vienna.

In recent days, data showing revived economic activity, and official hints of another stimulus, have buoyed it further.

The winding down of the UBS case has revived speculation about which banks U. S. authorities will target next.

If revived by a necromancer wearing a Black Laurel, two additional Lictors will reawaken from the dead.

With the "slow way of life" more respected, the needlework has gradually revived.

Modern technology revived and nourished the ancient art of rocketry, and this field has come rapidly of age within our lifetime.

Sherman's capture of Atlanta in September, however, revived northern spirits and Lincoln was easily reelected.

While trading operations have revived earnings, the brokerage business remains under siege.

And how would it be modified for the ancient version to be revived?

A revived stock market, in turn, could encourage more Japanese savers to invest in stocks and generate more national wealth.

When Bynum went down for the count, Kobe's (and the Lakers') spirits were quickly revived with the arrival of Pau Gasol.

But the renewed pep in the national pattern has revived talk of a housing bubble.

Kyubi: He's been revived, by the same wretched jutsu your alliance has been fighting, your clone is fighting him as we speak.

It revived during the recession as firms slashed their labour force, but that boost may not last.

Struck dead by lightning in fall, 1956, it revived and put forth now leaves at the tip later when it became host to another red cedar .

My spirits revived briefly at the first pool, where I got two grayling, one very small, one half-decent.

The Journal said that while talks may be revived at a later date, for now it's another blow to Google.

THIS year we have revived a world championship that no nation wants to win: the award for being the worst country on Earth.

Morgan Stanley revived the sale process in recent months and asked for first-round indicative bids in early November.

The child seemed dead, but the firemen revived her.

Their chatter, their laughter, their goodhumoured innuendoes, above all, their flashes and flickerings of envy, revived Tess's spirits also.

The ancient civilisations of ancient Egypt, the Near East, the Greek World, Etruria and the Roman Empire are revived in this museum.

Restore the healthy look of your eyes, leaving them feeling fresh and revived.

Either way, the bill has revived the rancour that long reigned between Rio and the rest of Brazil.

Beijing has revived this old Confucian ideal for a large and complex society.

This would provide a substantial boost to China's economy as the export sector revived.

and that promise of the Most High was now revived, "I will gather all nations and tongues, and they shall come and see My glory. "

The PSNI's budget has been boosted to help it tackle the revived threat.

This has revived the idea that fiscal policy must be the engine that pulls us out.

Some of the old plays we had seen years before were revived on the stage.

It doesn't end there. A plan, previously rejected, to drill for oil off the coast near Santa Barbara will be revived.

For I was alive without the law once: but when the commandment came, sin revived, and I died.

When Mr Ho revived SJM's listing plans last month, the offering had to be scaled down to $494m, partly because of poor market conditions.

But they need a revived public market or something other, which we'll call "private transparent. "

It was revived in 1963 as a way to honor individuals for distinguished service from all walks of life.

Many suspect that the deal will eventually be revived but at a much lower price.

The old cold war alliance cannot be revived.

At the same time, the idea of a "European economic government" has also been revived.

The euro traded above $1. 40 as recently as a month ago, but has dropped back amid revived concerns about European banks and sovereign debt.

So was Vladimir Yakunin, who had revived a bank started by the Communist Party, and Igor Sechin, then Putin's chief of staff.

Towards evening on the sixth her determination to go away again revived.

The new minister, El-Aissami, has revived some reforms, notably community policing and human rights training for mid-ranking officers.

His play "The Circle" had been brilliantly revived in England by Evelyn Laye and Frank Lawton.

In recent months the city has revived its efforts to curb honking, smoking and the pestilence of plastic bags.

The ancient Druidic Fire Festival has been revived by "New Age" followers who gather on the historic Calton Hill in Edinburgh.

the ancient Canaanitic language of the Hebrews that has been revived as the official language of Israel.

Williams revived its tendency to impress the practice time sheets this year by dominating the second Friday session in Spain.

Emotionally or spiritually revived or regenerated.

Corruption charges against him could be revived once he leaves office.

A naval clash over disputed, gas-rich islands in the East China Sea has revived century-old World War II grievances.

But a new generation of fake grass has revived the industry.

Party members KO'd in battle while on a quest are now automatically revived after the battle is won.

In 1920 the rings were revived to represent the five continents with North and South America being represented by one ring.

One woman died of cardiac arrest and the other was revived after her heart stopped.

Books that were long out of print are being revived.

A divination ritual revived after almost three decades aims to restore harmony in Dimen after the fire and other unfortunate events.

From India to Australia, trading schemes of various types are being developed or revived.

Now, under an obscure article of the Lisbon treaty, it is being revived in the European Parliament.

Or will the spirit of volunteerism and community that arose after the May earthquake in Sichuan be revived?

The list is long of sports complexes built , parks renovated, city centres revived .

Now get ready for the Chinese version: not a new movie, but a revived hysteria.

A defeat would have revived worries about the stability of the eurozone.

The government Tuesday revived a decade-long drive to get Singaporeans to speak grammatically correct English.

The Arab population, drastically reduced in the 1948 war that marked Israel's birth, has revived, exceeding its previous total.

What we see now, whether in corrupt police states or in the "revived" Islamic regimes, is the loss of that older society.

It is not clear why the Guangdong project has been suddenly revived and given such prominence by Sinopec.

World environment culture's starting, revived for the Chinese culture has brought the significant opportunity.

It was plain that the ordinance could never be revived.

But hopes revived swiftly, and the decade ended with Brics and oil both more than double their lows.

The sick have been cured, the lost have been found, and the dead have been revived.

GF left KO'd too long perish and cannot be revived.

The price rises have revived fears of a repeat of the global food crisis of 2007-08.

Nevertheless, Mukhtar's seemingly ad-libbed remarks revived the debate about China's ambitions in southwest Asia.

I "revived" the so-called "living-fossil" of gingko wood that I collected years ago.

This old custom has recently been revived in some parts of the country.

The debate over the soul of Islamic finance has clearly been revived by AAOFI's guidelines.

If cryogenically frozen human beings are ever revived, will they to-re-register to vote?

The mountains and valley were touchstomes for him, sits of pleasant memories that were revived with each visit.

The region's soaring stock prices - up about 70 percent since March - have revived investors' appetite for new stocks.

The custom lapsed at various times before the Civil War but it was officially revived by Lincoln in 1863.

But his ideas were revived recently by Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary biologist who works at the University of New Mexico.

The idea may yet be revived as policymakers in the euro area rewrite the rules governing the currency.

The temperance [dry; anti-alcohol] movement revived in the city.

Each nook and each object revived a memory, and simultaneously modified it.

The lingering object is revived in the directory as a new object.

Many Japanese firms that lost money in 2009 have revived their fortunes by selling to the new global middle class.

In Punjab, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and Bihar Congress's fortunes have revived.

Once MacDonald was revived, he described the assailants.

Hot coffee revived me; I had been cold and tired.

I feel revived and energetic for another week's work-load.

Ultimately it was Israel, not America, that revived the use of drones in warfare.

Their trial inspired national fury, revived in 2001 when they were released under new names.

Deaths of flamingos have revived fears that pollution is menacing the future of the majestic pink birds.

The fine arts revived during the Renaissance.

Our staff is demotivated and we need your support to ensure that they start coming to work and our health system is revived.

Beijing's monetary boost certainly revived growth.

His encouraging words revived my drooping spirits.

The only way to ensure that a file can't be revived is to securely overwrite all its data.

It was revived in 2001 at the Ford Center for the Performing Arts.

Today, thanks to the surge, we've revived the prospect of success in Iraq.

Animation is being revived, especially in three-dimensional animation, it can be said that the era of human weave a dream.

If you are KO'ed with status changes, but are revived after battle, the status change is removed.

But they revived the economy in combination with two other trends.

When a function returns, the function that called it is revived and it continues from there.

Putting risk capital to work as markets revived.

Pet name -- Called when the pet is summoned - NOT when he is revived.

Soviet icons were revived not because of their connection with communism but as symbols of stability, continuity and power.

The tsunami alerts revived memories of the giant waves that struck Asia in 2004.

That debt has soared to 95 cents as markets have revived amid unprecedented stimulus efforts.

The lifeguard revived the man by artificial respiration.

Interest in classic music has revived recently.

full of wisdom and valour, have revived many a freezing dream.

Somehow, when I saw Collins down below my spirits revived.

Nearly 7 million people in low- and middle-income countries are seeing their lives revived and prolonged by antiretroviral therapy.

But whereas the market for other securitised assets, such as car loans, has revived strongly, few expect a rush of new private-label RMBS.

Prince a kiss, let Aurora Princess revived a happy-ever-sweet life.

Swavesey Village College Theatre Company produced a stage adaptation in 2000, and later revived the production in 2006.