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With investors also poring in, the surge of interest has reanimated Athens' resident Chinese community.

It's not the first time computer graphics (CG) technology have been used to bring the martial arts star back to life on screen – his digitally reanimated figure recently starred in an advert for Johnnie Walker Blue whisky.

I'm not ready to live as a marionette," he says.The larger fear, many in civic-society groups say, is that other newly passed laws that have so far remained dormant will also be reanimated.

Frankenstein's creature does not have AI because he is fashioned of human parts reanimated by a bolt of lightning.

Childbirth for Ms di Giovanni reanimated many of the fears she thought she had safely put away.

Their relationship reanimated Melville's creative energies.

He believes not only in rebirth but also in a special doctrine of reanimation according to which it is possible for one person's soul to be reanimated in the dead bodies of others.

On the other hand, the traditional theory of the innate powers of the mind was reanimated by the considerations underlying the theory of language offered by the American linguist Noam Chomsky, who holds that the learning of language is far too rapid and too universal to be attributed entirely to an empirical process of conditioning.

It also brings a new feature known as Live Photos, which takes video either side of a still image so that pictures can be reanimated — bringing movement to a picture of a lake, for instance, or watching people get together for a family photo.

They became an anonymous mass of the reanimated dead, a shift Luckhurst associates with post-1945 awareness of genocide and the threat of nuclear war.

Lately, the company has been reanimated by the Dutch media magnate John De Mol, the wallet behind the Big Brother television franchise.