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The form has been revived from time to time.

B5 SCIENCE/HEALTH Prehistoric Spore Revived A bacterium that last flourished before the dinosaurs has been revived from fluid trapped in a crystal of rock salt for 250 million years, say a team of biologists.

A 19-year-old Austrian woman, whose illness helped expose the secret of a 73-year-old man accused of locking several family members in a cellar for up to 24 years, has been revived from a medically induced coma, according to hospital officials.

A bacterium that last flourished before dinosaurs tore flesh or the Appalachian Mountains emerged has been revived from a drop of fluid trapped in a crystal of rock salt for 250 million years, say biologists at West Chester University in Pennsylvania.

Although the books have not remained in print continuously, some have been revived from time to time, including, in autumn 2010, The Wombles and The Wandering Wombles.

With the bombing outside the university, painful memories have been revived from the bombing campaign carried out in the early 1990's by Pablo Escobar and other cartel leaders to try to avoid extradition on drug charges to the United States.

Not that Watsuji opposed the war, but the point he was making was that the tragedy came to be because the earlier isolationist attitude had been revived from 1940 on.

There's some consolation in the fact that audiences largely rejected this year's choking-on-fumes model, "Independence Day: Resurgence," which stumbled its way into theaters as though having been revived from a two-decade coma with its heart and soul (Will Smith) surgically removed.

Just in time for the holidays, the art form has been revived in Olly Moss's SILHOUETTES FROM POPULAR CULTURE (Titan Books, $16.95).

The research in this field has been revived during the last years, from both aspects of view, the basic physics (plasmonic properties of random and periodic metallic nanostructures) and chemistry, as well as the potential of new technological tools in the area of chemical sensors.

David Nash Sutton Coldfield I'm pleased the Shindig Festival has been revived, just up the road from us in the village of Silkstone.