The amendment once again lay dormant, but in 1978 another state, Wyoming, ratified it.
Drugs work for while, but patients may get sick again because dormant bacteria within them "re-activate" after a latent period, or because they get a new infection from an external source.
The institute also suggested that the volcano, which has been known to erupt continuously for two years, might not go dormant again for some time.
The Yankees' contract negotiations with shortstop Derek Jeter could become dormant again today, when they are scheduled to exchange salary arbitration numbers with the player.
Indeed, box office sales were torpid in June and were re-energized for just a few weeks in July with the release of "The Perfect Storm" and "X-Men" before becoming dormant again in August and September.
And I bet she never lets her contacts go dormant again.
Following activation and tissue regeneration, these cells become dormant again.
In most people, the immune system manages to control this new outbreak of HCMV, and the virus becomes dormant again, but reactivation of the virus in individuals with weakened immune systems is much more likely to cause serious illness.
Keep the container at room temperature, adding a small amount of water periodically to prevent the seeds from drying out and going dormant again.
By the summer, which would be 60 legislative days, the time limit to undo those regulations will have expired, and the Congressional Review Act will likely lie dormant once again — until the next time there's a presidential transition.
