Suppressed again after King Carol proclaimed a personal dictatorship (1938), it was revived when the king abdicated (1940).
Roethlisberger was also asked about the motto "one for the thumb," the 1980s rallying cry that was revived when the Steelers won their fifth Super Bowl three years ago in Detroit.
Even so, the fears were revived when the government ordered the arrest of the editor of a newspaper for publishing an article by a Maoist calling on the armed forces to revolt against the king.Democracy will probably survive the crisis, but relations between king and government could change.
In 1968, plans for a freeway were revived when the Massachusetts Department of Public Works proposed the construction of a "Woonsocket Connector" linking Woonsocket with Bellingham, Massachusetts and I-495 on a route similar to that of Massachusetts Route 126.
There is little hope the effort will be revived when lawmakers return in the fall.
It was reported that the firm's ten-year Happy Meals contract with McDonald's would not be revived when it expired at the end of this year, prompting many to suggest that Disney, led by Chief Executive Robert A. Iger Robert A. Iger, was trying to distance itself from the child obesity debate.
Some games have a system where the enemy can still be revived when downed.
Robert Wilson says he doesn't think his work should be revived when he's gone?
The ruling party, Frelimo, is expected to win; official results will be released in a few weeks' time.In, out, shake it all aboutThe option of a government-run health-insurance scheme to compete with private insurers in America was revived when Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, said he would include such a plan in the final bill, albeit with an opt-out clause for states.
Nevertheless, Arsenal failed to win the Premier League title again, but hopes of a trophy were revived when Arsenal reached the 2006 UEFA Champions League Final.
