As talks resumed at Stormont to revive the assembly, under the chairmanship of the Northern Ireland secretary, Paul Murphy, and junior Irish foreign minister Tom Kitt, Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness urged the hardline DUP to strike a deal as quickly as possible.
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I suppose that's sport, isn't it?" Asked what qualities he has to help revive this England team, Cook referred to his experience of England's last whitewash series in 2006-07.
Ed Miliband is to throw open key Labour decisions to the public – including those on policy and the choice of future leaders – in an attempt to revive the party's links with the community.
This is a frozen wasteland economy and only government can revive it with life-giving breath.
The BBC hopes to revive its reputation as Britain's national broadcaster after a bruising year, with David Dimbleby anchoring the only live and uninterrupted coverage of the service on terrestrial television.
"My great fear was if you forced it at a parliamentary level, it would not be accepted at the grassroots and then you would get people running as 'authentic real Nationals' or they would even revive the old name of the Country party and run against Coalition members and we would just be recreating the very disunity we were trying to get rid of," said Howard.
Britain should revive the spirit of the Kindertransport, which saved thousands of children from the Nazis in the late 1930s, and allow more Syrian refugees to settle in Britain, the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, has said.
Around the corner, noodle shops are plentiful, and you can revive yourself with a bowl of dumpling soup.
Let's revive the EJF's campaign to prohibit Uzbek cotton in our bank notes.
Another PC, Fiona Nicol, on the other side of the fence, managed to haul Adam out with the help of a sergeant, Michael Roddis, and tried to revive Adam on the pitch at that end.
