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"Oh! Oh! Obesity," a musical he wrote about the trials of being overweight, is scheduled to be revived at a community theater in Jamaica next year.

Although there are no plans at present for jointly developing a passenger vehicle, according to BMW, one of the sources quoted by Reuters said exploratory talks between senior managers may be revived at a later stage.

The majority decision, by two judges to one, to terminate the case against Ruto, 49, and Sang, 40, left open the possibility that the prosecution could be revived at a future date.

The U.S. Student Christian Movement, which officially ended more than 40 years ago, will be revived at an Oct. 8-11 meeting at Morehouse College in Atlanta.

He was revived at a nearby hospital, but was unable to secure a bed in a treatment center and was sent home.

"Fiorello!" was the first show to be revived at City Center in a concert staging, the Encores! format that has become a New York cultural fixture.

Neil LaBute's The Mercy Seat (soon to be revived at Islington's Pleasance) is an intimate two-hander about a couple having an affair, who see the catastrophe as the opportunity to start a new life.

His 1988 dance-theatre work "Find My Way Home," which will be revived at New York Live Arts Oct. 21-29, is a modern take on Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice".

Could the chained CPI be revived at some point, perhaps as part of a surprise deal?

Yet as I sat through a recent performance, I wondered why the play was revived at all.

But all along "Swan Lake" continued to tour and to be revived at Sadler's Wells.