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While Mr. Ackman expressed optimism that Penney would be able to revive its sales, he said the time frame was "difficult to determine".

Not even the parkway the town built a few years back to lure gamers coming from Denver via Interstate 70 has been able to revive its gaming business.

But nothing that has been done so far provides any reason to hope that Greece will be able to revive its economy without an exit and a substantial devaluation of the new Greek currency.

Facebook was able to revive its U.S. & Canada user growth this quarter, perking back up to 185 million, from 184 million last quarter — though that's just a return to where it was in Q3 2017.

Greece has been eager to secure a debt relief from its creditors after its third bailout agreement in July, arguing that the country won't be able to revive its economy without relief from the crippling payments.

She was taken to Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center without a pulse, and although doctors were able to revive it briefly, she had lost so much blood that she died shortly before 10 p.m., a senior police official said.

While the future of the project hangs on Bowie's approval, Boyle told the Happy Sad Confused podcast that he hoped he would one day be able to revive it.

By applying the perspectives of The Lonely Entrepreneur methodology, and two years of twenty hour days, Michael was able to revive his company and sell it in 2013.

He was too busy living the 60s to recall them - and no ghost has been able to revive his memory.

If he can show his appeal is broader than just Georgia, he may be able to revive his claim to being the conservative alternative to Mitt Romney, a mantle recently worn by Rick Santorum.

With Mr. Romney heading into much friendlier political territory over the next month, a big question hanging over the campaigns is whether Mr. Gingrich will be able to revive his chances.