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After nine long years of war, General McChrystal once again revived that feeling of hope in Afghans.

Now Mr. Botstein and his ensemble revive that piece again alongside Busoni's similarly titanic Piano Concerto, which features the pianist Piers Lane and the Collegiate Chorale Singers.

So I keep coming back to this theme in my mind, and I can't exclude the possibility that when I have time to write plays again, I will be able to revive that theme".

December 2008: Jobs says that he will not give the keynote address at the final Macworld Conference and Expo in 2009, an announcement that again revives rumors of his ill health.

"Actually, I might revive that".

They appear to have come to an understanding that will forge a predatory new mining giant that may once again revive the days of the mega merger.

And — just today — the U.K.'s House of Lords was debating amendments to a new counter-terrorism bill that sought to (again) revive a so-called Snooper's Charter by forcing blanket retention of communications metadata on digital companies, despite such comms dragnets being ruled disproportionate and struck down by the European Court of Justice last year.

For the second time in a week - after their announcement offering the right to buy housing association homes in England - the Conservatives are again reviving an idea pioneered by Margaret Thatcher that they hope will be popular.

Marquee signing: Kris Boyd, the Scottish Premier League's record goalscorer, will be hoping that a return to Kilmarnock can again revive his career.

Once again, she revives songs that are performed in seasonal sing-alongs in pubs in Yorkshire (with Cornish songs now added in), and treats them with her distinctively pure, intimate and understated vocals.

Putin has revived that tradition.