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Later in the day, in Hollywood, the company announced a significant and surprising move in its film operation, saying it would revive its semidormant TriStar unit as a movie and television venture in partnership with Thomas E. Rothman, who this year stepped down as chairman and chief executive of Fox Filmed Entertainment.

Despite Ms Kelly saying she had reached agreement with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, it said it would revive its legal action unless its objections were addressed.

And, eventually, Goldman announced that it would revive its downtown headquarters, enticed by government incentives.

[C13.] Reviving the 'Pepsi Challenge' Pepsi-Cola said it would revive its "Pepsi Challenge" advertising campaign, which features taste tests pitting Pepsi against Coke.

Turning to the past for inspiration, Pepsi-Cola said yesterday that it would revive its "Pepsi Challenge" advertising campaign, which features taste tests pitting Pepsi against Coke.

LOS ANGELES — In a surprise move, Sony's American-based film company said it would revive its semi-dormant TriStar unit as a movie and television joint venture in partnership with Thomas E. Rothman, who this year stepped down as chairman and chief executive of Fox Filmed Entertainment.

We laid it out to dry all weekend hoping it'd revive, but nope.

I was proud of myself for making the trip, and it'd revived a long-suppressed desire to begin talking about my mum.

The developers have taken on Rick Mather Architects and Conran and Partners to design the project, who, it said would "revive its sixties design appeal alongside cutting edge design and technology".

This, it hoped, would revive personal spending.

Official recognition of that, it says, would revive negotiations, although there are also clear differences over land and Israel's security needs.