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And she is a big contrast to 56-year-old Mr Rajoy.Mr Zapatero's decision to go may revive a moribund Socialist vote on May 22nd, when Spain holds elections for 13 regional parliaments and all the town halls.

The firm also said Altria may be entirely net debt free by March 2004, and may revive a stock buyback program.

Portland may revive a bill that would allow police to rouse homeless people sitting on sidewalks, The Oregonian reported at the end of last year.

Detroit's circumstances are somewhat unusual, but cities generally may revive at a slower rate than states, since they depend largely on property taxes, still stalled in many places.

Reports say that Palestinians are considering a fresh 72-hour truce, which may revive hopes of a longer ceasefire.

What are the benefits of the new 7E7 for Boeing, other than the fact that it may revive the company as a jet builder?

And their fate may revive heretical thoughts of a reprieve for atomic power.In this section Social whirl Surface tension A new prescription At the front of the back office Parallel players Unhealthy delays Don't mention the atom Adieu, la France ReprintsHalf a decade ago the big four E.ON, EnBW, RWE and Vattenfall were still widely seen as a cartel.

An attorney for one of the measures says if none of the ballot initiatives pass on May 21, the City Council may revive its previous efforts to ban dispensaries.

Each one bring one, and so your efforts may re-double -- and pray that God may "revive us again" as Christian patriots for reviving a higher meaning in America.

However, Chedi Luang Temple may revive during Lan Na revival period to restore both spatial and spiritual of Chiang Saen city.

Labour will, of course, back its own economic policies but Stevens' document may revive debate in the party about a more direct dedicated NHS tax.