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And the eight advocates of the proposal said their rules would effectively bring back the standing filibuster by ending the custom in which objections to consent agreements can be lodged with a phone call to a senator nearby.

"We are effectively bringing back emergency law, to a more severe extent, in a civilian cloak," the lawyer said.

In Jurassic Park, scientists have effectively brought dinosaurs back to life.

That didn't sit well with a number of senators, including Oregon's Ron Wyden, who warned that "the Trump administration is giving ZTE and China the green light to spy on Americans". Though Trump effectively brought ZTE back to life in the U.S. by lifting the sanctions, a new bipartisan bill is reportedly being introduced this month in an attempt to ensure compliance with American laws.

Although Ranger replacements were in short supply and the order effectively ensured that the company was brought back to at full strength, it nevertheless reduced the company's effectiveness.

​Mourinho called the pair 'impulsive and naive' for running onto the pitch while Chelsea were down to 10 men - effectively leaving them with nine as Hazard had to be taken off and then brought back on.

They brought back memories.

It brought back memories.

"It brought back real life.

"It brought back great memories.

Bud brought back fries for the table.