The term was revived around the turn of the 20th century by Hans Driesch, a German biologist and philosopher, in connection with his vitalistic biology to denote an internal perfecting principle which, he supposed, exists in all living organisms.
Although Knott received nothing for the 1998 Michael Douglas and Gwyneth Paltrow remake, A Perfect Murder, which was slickly updated to include a mobile phone, he enjoyed the royalties of the play, which is constantly revived around the world.
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The project then stalled, possibly due to the lack of subscriptions (only 150 were collected, compared to over 700 for Vitruvius Britannicus), although it may have been revived around the time of Adam's death.
It's one of the most frequently revived musicals around, a special favorite in high schools.
Barr's entry into the 2017 race comes amid a historic push by local activists to expand charter schools as an answer to problems in the Los Angeles Unified School District, and is likely to revive debate around a recurrent theme in L.A. government: the relationship between LAUSD and City Hall.
A bipartisan bill to revive federal payments to around 1.3 million Americans will now move to the Republican-controlled House.
WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve is all but certain next week to begin a multibillion-dollar effort to coax the recovery along, but privately, Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman, worries that more is needed to turn the sluggish economy around and revive employment.
Wouldn't that revive the sport around here and raise its profile?
Both Roberts and Leyonhjelm pledged to revive the debate around section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act, which prohibits insulting or offensive speech based on race.
