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The German company's proposal to create European industrial champions also reveals a willingness for active intervention that the British and the Americans haven't gone so far to embrace, even though there is now a revived discussion about kick-starting industrial policy to rebalance the economy away from too much financial services.

Is Britain, wondered journalists hunting for ways to enliven reporting on the dreary pre-election campaign, about to become like America, where Republicans have turned distaste for abortion into a vote-winner?Photography, curiously, has recently revived discussion of the morality of abortion.

WITH a string of talks and op-ed columns, Larry Summers has revived discussion in the "secular stagnation" hypothesis.

Tesla Motors has revived discussion of swappable battery packs, which could be installed at customer service centers.

The attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon have also revived discussion of reversing the United States' 25-year ban on using covert agents to assassinate foreigners.

Some economists and politicians have revived discussion of scrapping the peso altogether and using dollars, or of trying again to use multiple exchange rates for different purposes, a policy that was abandoned as unworkable last month.

A limit on the central-bank governor's term remained in the draft law but the law itself is still pending in parliament.Recent developments in the soap opera that the takeover battle for Antonveneta has become have revived discussion of Mr Tremonti's proposal.

A limit on the central-bank governor's term remained in the draft law but the law itself is still pending in parliament.Latest developments in the soap opera that the takeover battle for Antonveneta has become have revived discussion of Mr Tremonti's proposal.

Beyond the rope lines of eager supporters who waved to the governor all along his passage today, the appearance of more than 7,000 uniformed soldiers in the streets of central Tokyo has also revived discussions of a militarist past that is fast fading from living memory.

Mr. Suozzi revived discussions about the Nassau hub about a year ago and will spend about $1 million, mostly in federal grants, to study how best to move people into and out of the area without increasing congestion on the county's clogged roads.

But three years ago, the city gingerly revived discussions with vying neighborhood factions.