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Meanwhile God's Not Dead has revived itself and returned to the top 10 in its seventh session, grossing $1.8m for $55.6m.

The grassroots left, which seemed scattered and demoralized after the Occupy movement fizzled, has revived itself this year — with help from union money and professional canvassers — by rallying voters around the argument that anyone who works full time ought not to be at risk of poverty.

STILL, this low-key organization, which manages more than $300 billion from its Third Avenue headquarters in Midtown Manhattan, has revived itself while holding tightly to its nonprofit status, its obsession with low costs, its insistence on a shareholder-friendly attitude at companies in which it invests, and its focus on its academic clientele.

Quintessentially part of postwar Japan Inc., Matsushita has revived itself by removing deadwood and creating new business.

A quintessential part of postwar Japan Inc., Matsushita has revived itself by removing deadwood and creating new business.

And it would never have revived itself without the more-or-less accidental confluence of some extraordinary people, on both sides of the Atlantic.

But cancer humor seems to have revived itself lately, initiated perhaps by the success of the New Yorker cartoonist Marissa Acocella Marchetto's wonderfully funny memoir, "Cancer Vixen," last year.

Hong Kong's economy has revived.

It really has revived St. Pete".

He has revived the U.S. image abroad.

The sector has revived this year.