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It might revive in October absent another terrorist attack or a military operation that heightens the fear of further retaliation, Mr. Curtin said.

In essence it is a cash transfer to farmers, an expensive sop offered with the hope that it might revive the listless economy).As is the case throughout much of South-East Asia, the power elite in Thailand does not accept the fundamental nature of democracy.

Big John Patton, the organist, made some of the best soul-jazz albums of the 60's when he recorded for Blue Note; his career looked as though it might revive beyond the jazz-club circuit when he contributed a fantastic solo to a John Zorn record in 1985, but not much happened.

While Surface might not kill the iPad, it might revive Microsoft.

"Actually, I might revive that".

If it did not, the EC might revive it – a move that the treaty's supporters called for after the vote.

"Someday we might revive it," he says.

Mr. Woods's Web site says completion of the course is pending and that he might revive it.

The official made it clear that after that point, Israel might revive its efforts to take out the Natanz plant by force.

While the mammoth efforts are unlikely to succeed, it's conceivable that we might revive more recently deceased creatures like passenger pigeons within the next couple of decades (which conservationists fear could make extinction seem less dire than it does now).

David Cameron suggested last week that his party might revive its abandoned pledge to raise the threshold to £1m.