The news of Politwoops' demise has reawakened a debate about Twitter's commitment to third party apps on the platform.
AS ISRAEL'S tanks encircled Bethlehem at mid-week, suspicions were reawakened that its army could be laying out a contingency plan for an all-out assault on the Palestinian Authority (PA).
It has also reawakened an old debate over who owns the Northwest Passage sea route.Second, the people who live in the north are demanding and getting more of a say in their future.
For Lavabit, which locks away a user's mailbox encryption key so that it may be accessed only by someone possessing the user's account password, the password may be intercepted at the website when the user logs in to use webmail.The recent problems faced by firms such as Lavabit have reawakened interest in a relatively old-fashioned way of keeping messages secret.
She is "the woman upstairs" and has no love life.In this section The capitalist manifesto Beware, beware The battleground country You're not welcome Salvage work Pitched back into the past ReprintsBut the embers of Nora's artist self, her "third life, small and secret", are reawakened when she meets Sirena, an Italian artist, married to a Christian Lebanese academic named Skandar Shahid.
Preliminary opinions from the European Court of Justice have reawakened the European Union's 2004 disputes over providing services across national borders, which demonised the Polish plumber.
This reawakened worries about the imbalances that have built up inside the euro zone.
A handful of recent transactions have reawakened suspicions about the quality of companies coming to market.
By contrast, house prices rose by just 4% in Scotland and the north, according to the Halifax price index.The resurgence in London house prices has reawakened fears that the housing market may once again be heading for boom-and-bust.
The BBC series has reawakened interest in Mr Mankell's nine Wallander books, which make up a large slice of his worldwide sales of 30m in 40 languages.Larsson and Mr Mankell are the best-known Nordic crime writers outside the region.
But the palaver reawakened angst at the International Olympic Committee's controversial decision prior to the 1998 Nagano Games to put the International Ski Federation FISS) in charge of Olympic snowboarding.Riders feel the FIS preys on their sport's youth appeal to rejuvenate its own stodgy image, but in fact gives them short shrift.
