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His first efforts were on behalf of the pianist Helène Grimaud, whom he presented for two years, using an approach to concert posters and fliers similar to the one he has revived for his pianofest.

The title that Kent Tritle, the music director of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, has revived for its concerts, Great Music in a Great Space, has a nice ring to it, like that of Sacred Music in a Sacred Space, the series Mr. Tritle founded at the Church of St .Ignatius Loyola in 1989 and directed until his move to the cathedral last season.

They were swept in a doubleheader by the dismal Mets, after which Bobby Bragan, the manager of the Braves, said he was glad to escape this "chamber of horrors" -- surely a description Bobby Cox might have revived for Shea on Friday night.

But the oppressive scrutiny of every aspect of the movie's making probably became inevitable the moment Mr. Singer and Mr. McQuarrie, who are also two of the film's producers, took the script to United Artists, which MGM had revived for Mr. Cruise as a boutique label.

THQ has revived it for iOS.

In Northern Ireland, Brexit has revived calls for independence.

The emergence of the audio file has revived calls for an inquiry into the executions.

Portmeirion, a pottery firm, says tea, "the big thing of the moment", has revived demand for its wares.

Plan  |  China Outfitters Holdings, which sells high-end clothing brands in China including London Fog, has revived plans for a Hong Kong initial offering, Forbes reports.

The landslide election in France of President Emmanuel Macron this month has revived hopes for Franco-German cooperation on efforts to bolster European defense initiatives.

The potential of the smart card to handle many different applications has revived hopes for making the technology as commonplace in the United States as it is becoming overseas.