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As Brazil's entrepreneurial ecosystem continues its significant expansion and more startups in the region attract new funding and create symbioses with large corporations, Latin America's largest economy will revive, gain steam and create more jobs.

Groups within AOL have tried and failed to revive Netscape Navigator and gain market share against Internet Explorer, according to the blog entry.

Once thought to be moribund, the voucher movement was revived by gains Republicans made in the 2010 midterm elections.

These Seahawks have revived it, gaining 173 yards against Green Bay on Thursday night, four days after gashing the Rams for 273.

By opting to revive its efforts to gain a bilateral accord with the United States, Chile, which already has the most open economy in Latin America, has given new momentum to a proposal made by President Clinton in 1994 to establish a Free Trade Area of the Americas by 2005.

"It will take more gains to revive spending," said Christopher Low, chief economist at First Tennessee Capital Markets in New York.

The currency, which Mr Abe's jawboning had helped push down to a 31-month low below 90 against the dollar in a bid to revive the export industry, gained a little.

SpiceJet Ltd. almost collapsed two years later before its founders returned to gain control and revive the company.

Rather than seal the victory, the slower pace of the game resulted in a lull which allowed the Crusaders to gain momentum and revive their chances of a comeback.

A year later, the Security Council adopted a resolution imposing a new inspections regime, and periodically in 2000 and 2001 Annan sought to revive talks with Iraq to gain the inspectors access.

Industry experts said no investor would put up money to revive the airline unless it gained control.