The services that Telenor and Ooredoo, a Qatari rival, began to roll out last year are a crucial step towards reanimating an economy anaesthetised by five decades of dictatorship.
Yet instead it has deepened divisions in Egyptian society, reanimating the grievances of Mr Morsi's mostly Islamist supporters against the current regime at a critical moment.
Confucius's emphasis on the importance of history was in a way his reappropriation of the ancient Sinitic wisdom that reanimating the old is the best way to attain the new.
This has spilled over, reanimating the spaces in front of the Festival Hall and even across Belvedere Road, so that the entire quarter is full of life and excitement.
Sure, the first two episodes are slower than the rest; during the second episode, I got distracted enough that I wondered if reanimating the series was worth the effort.
But I think the exposure to death in Africa and the consequent intensity of life there — both maggoty and reanimating — is oddly reflective of conditions in early modern England.
Shepherd's strength is reanimating eternal honky-tonk tropes: itchy marriages, empty bottles, and sentimentality that hides its light under wordplay.
Pass this bill and we'll fund new scientific research, right here in the United States, that will pursue the possibility of reanimating the body of Osama bin Laden, so that we can set him loose in Pakistan and erase one of the most important accomplishments of my Presidency.
For Anderson, style is an expression of those emotions, a way of converting and transmitting them; of reawakening and reanimating the furies, of increasing people's awareness of their furies and also of the need to put those feelings into action in a way that doesn't harm themselves or those nearest to them.
Drama can seem, can even be, incredibly potent art — very big stuff, the work of magi and majesties, reanimating the past and restoring losses.
Reanimating and rejuvenating the dead would be several orders of magnitude stranger than, say, landing on the moon.
