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The trust hopes it can revive its partnership with Thomas if he does take over.

Indeed, much of what Mr. Conroy has done is being held out by AOL executives as an example of how it can revive its slowing subscriber growth.

Stock markets fell and commodity prices tumbled as the cut in the yuan's value sparked concerns that Beijing will suffer a longer period of lacklustre growth before it can revive its flagging economy.

The idea that the proposed Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository in Nevada is dead has not gone down well in Congress, where some Republicans are trying to allocate new money to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission so it can revive its evaluation of the site's suitability.

But whether it can revive its fortunes or not, is anyone's guess.

It's a gamble that the club is willing to make so it can revive its fortunes under new management.

If you have not used the trademark in the last 3 years, it may be considered dead; however, simply beginning to use it again can revive the trademark.

Labor is promising an extra $2bn for hospitals over the next four years – on top of the $2.9bn being offered by the Coalition – an amount it insists can revive a funding agreement with the states that was scrapped by the Abbott government.

Over the weekend Labor promised an extra $2bn for hospitals over the next four years – on top of the $2.9bn being offered by the Coalition – an amount it insists can revive a funding agreement with the states that was scrapped under Tony Abbott.

If you agree, take the pledge, and then, if enough of us do it, we can revive America.

His grip on Refco's futures business is not yet final, but Mr Flowers believes that he can revive it, because he thinks it is basically sound: what it most needs is the restoration of investors' confidence.