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But public confidence is so shaken that even if the vaccine is cleared of blame, the scheme is not expected to be revived on a mass scale.In October, when free vaccine first became available, 35 people, mostly elderly, died of heart attacks after receiving shots.

Schlemmer's Triadic Ballet was revived on a number of occasions in the late 20th century and was performed with the original, restored costumes.

Pence's playbook is being revived on a national scale in the form of the First Amendment Defense Act, which Trump has pledged to sign as soon as it lands on his desk.

After being revived on an operating table, Cyrus (covered in silver glitter) and Future are shown intimately singing their respective verses to one another.

It's worth noting that the play C-Trip cites as an example is Lorraine Hansberry's "Raisin in the Sun," to be revived on Broadway this spring in a production starring Sean Combs (a k a P. Diddy), another famous name that is taken in vain in "Drowning Crow".

The play is to be revived on Broadway this season in a production starring Liam Neeson, Laura Linney and Brian Murray.

(His "Talk Radio" is to be revived on Broadway later this season.) He is a master of invective, and he generously distributes his insults (all unprintable here) among his characters.

It will be revived on April 14 at City Center.

It's available on DVD; it should be revived on the big screen more often.

MOSCOW — Suspicions among some in Poland that a 2010 plane crash that killed President Lech Kaczynski and much of the country's senior leadership was not an accident were revived on Tuesday by a disputed newspaper report suggesting that traces of explosives may have been found in the wreckage in western Russia.

A celebrated call by Winston Churchill for the creation of a "United States of Europe" was revived on Monday by a leading member of the European commission who said the 18 eurozone countries should form a full fiscal and political union.