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And Marty resurrected him from oblivion just as he did for Georges Meliès," the pioneering early filmmaker at the center of "Hugo".

Through pure Big Dick Energy, homeboy resurrected itself from oblivion.

Thus, there is much for both the authors and the literate scientific public to gain by revisiting that alternative hypothesis, especially as we are the ones who have resurrected it from oblivion with key catalytic activities that establish its credibility as an alternative.

A key figure in resurrecting Caravaggio from oblivion was the Italian art historian Roberto Longhi, whose university students included none other than the gay Marxist writer and filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini.

The reason to publish the list is to resurrect pleasures from oblivion; reminding myself of the movies that have moved and amazed me.

She was resurrected from the dead.

Christ was entombed in, and then resurrected from, a cave.

Charles De Gaulle resurrected from the dead, playing electric guitar?

These signals resurrected from the past are not representative.

Resurrected from the ruins, surviving a terrible Holocaust.

It can even resurrect a brand from oblivion (remember when the Nightingale created a buzz over Givenchy?) or cause an upward trajectory for a cult fashion label (say hello to Off White).