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After the guild began to fade, he became its president in 1967 and helped revive it by welcoming a new generation of leftists.

Mr Mayer reckons that the ECB will attempt to revive it by cutting interest rates to 3.25% next year.

Like Rochas, Vionnet had been under the radar for the past few years, after unsuccessful attempts to revive it by Sophia Kokosalaki and Marc Audibet.

Russia, a member of the "Quartet" that proposed the road map (along with America, the European Union and the United Nations) this week tried to revive it by proposing a motion at the UN Security Council, endorsing the stalled plan and calling on both sides to implement it.

It was a price that far exceeded expectations for the famously troubled site, which had already foiled a previous attempt to revive it by Brookfield Multiplex in 2011 – an effort that ended in a sticky mess of legal battles over the accursed stump.

The leaders of Italy, France and Germany have insisted that Britain's vote to leave the European Union did not spell the beginning of the end for the bloc, pledging to revive it by bolstering EU security, boosting economic growth and giving the continent's youth a future.

Daniel P. Davison, a self-described patrician banker and avid yachtsman who took the helm of the august, but slipping, United States Trust Company in 1979 and revived it by riveting its attention on the very rich, died on Wednesday at his family's home, Peacock Point, on Long Island in Locust Valley.

He revived it by using churches instead of concert halls.

They revived it by making their obvious outsiders into not so obvious insiders.

"He basically took a dying industry and revived it by making affordable Swiss watches, which was a new concept," Jaquenoud said.

While this narrative strategy has dominated seemingly every novel written since "Bridget Jones's Diary," Lamott revives it by switching priorities.