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TALKING POINT With an extra week to repent and to prepare, will the Jets be able to revive their season?

No longer obliged to play nice – as they did in the early hours of Wednesday morning, when they agreed to release €10.3bn in bailout money for Athens – they'd now be able to revive their demand that Greece live on ever more meagre rations in penance for its huge debts.

Then Epicureans may be able to revive their attack on the posthumous harm thesis: dying ensures that we cannot be harmed by posthumous events, since we are without desires long before these occur (Vorobej, 1998).

With the securitization market in trouble, we need the banks to be able, and willing, to revive their traditional roles as financial intermediaries.

The two organisations hope they will be able to revive memories of their glory days together in the late 1980s and early 1990s when with Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost they won four consecutive drivers' and constructors' titles from 1988 to 1991.

His third-act exile in Los Angeles, where he sunned with coked-out stars and their lizard-skinned agents, and yet was able to revive his reputation through a series of profiles for the New Yorker, his biggest scoop enticing Louise Brooks to break her silence, a piece laden with Sunset Boulevard shadows.

Not only that but it has had enough of a lasting effect for Wynn to be able to revive the Dream Syndicate and bring them to London at the end of this month to perform their debut album, The Days of Wine and Roses – now regarded as one of US alt-rock's early classics.

They are as eager to revive their franchise as Bay is to revive his career.

Jiajing's successors, however, were able to revive Ming power temporarily.

He was never able to revive the movement abroad, and he died in virtual obscurity.

He was now able to revive the project of an invasion of France in concert with the Duke of Burgundy.