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Discover Ludwig"have revived" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has been brought back to life (or status), either literally or figuratively. For example, "The old customs have revived in the town in recent years."
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Exports have revived.
They have revived people without pulses.
Not all markets have revived as quickly.
A few communities have revived sandlot ball.
They have revived themselves before.
Those three days have revived Granderson's season.
They have revived both team and talisman.
Bond markets have revived more quickly than bank lending.
Tales of corporate greed have revived interest in co-ops.
Events in Brazil have revived the market in economic gloom.
But newly disclosed documents have revived the scandal.
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