The president's argument — and early signs of a potential revival of support — will be tested here in Oakland County, a Republican stronghold that Mr. Reagan carried by 22 points in 1980.
The stage is where she has always felt most at home, and she seems both intrigued and intimidated by the idea of appearing in a potential revival of Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women," which Mr. Albee himself has suggested.
But both of those hotels are near the site where Steven Wynn is building an upscale hotel, giving them an opportunity to participate in a potential revival of that end of the Strip.
These findings are considered to be important for future implant developments since it announces a potential revival of the use of pure titanium for additively manufactured porous implants.
Some analysts referred to that turmoil as a potential revival of the emerging-market crises of the 1990s.
And let's not ignore the potential revival of the crinkle-cut, the chip of choice at Shake Shack".
Refugees fleeing Afghanistan and the potential revival of that country's heroin market are of concern to surrounding countries, including Pakistan, Dr. Piot said, because "wherever there has been conflicts and population movements, we have seen the spread of H.I.V".
Speaking after shareholders voted against pay deals at BP and Smith & Nephew on Thursday – and as boardrooms are on high alert for a potential revival of the 2012 "shareholder spring" when scores of investors rebelled over executive pay – Sorrell told the Press Association: "Most of my wealth, if not all of it, is and has been for the last 31 years tied up in the success of WPP.
One of those layers in particular has excited retailers, as it represents a potential revival of a category that was long ago ceded to dance-wear specialists and juniors chains at the mall.
The potential revival of the courts worries some women's rights activists.
