His aim, he writes in "Foundation," is to restore "the poetry of history": to revive page-turning literary history in the Gibbon and Macaulay tradition.
Despite the many revelations of the Daily Telegraph sting operation – a phrase that still feels slightly odd: perhaps next the Telegraph will be reviving Page 3 – we are where we always start out.
In September 1900, C. Arthur Pearson, in taking over the "Morning Herald" (the successor of "The Morning") to turn it into the "Daily Express," revived front page news.
The next thing Hecht did was plot with his colleague Charles MacArthur — they would later write "The Front Page" — to revive a hanged criminal with a shot of adrenaline and then charge newspaper editors around the country $50 each for the "exclusive" on the "Walking Corpse".
After appearing on Life Begins Again, Corgan announced plans to "renew and revive" the Pumpkins through a full-page advertisement in his hometown's newspaper, the Chicago Tribune, on June 21 , 2005
President Essebsi has said the law is needed to revive the economy, and to "turn the page on the past".
"They aren't going to revive it, even if they produce a 10,000 page document," Mr Chavez told the Caracas-based TV channel Telesur.
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What's strange is that the biographer Norman Sherry chose to revive the guessing game, half a century later, in the pages of a biography.
Since then more than 30 Chinese ambassadors have invaded the op-ed pages of newspapers around the world to accuse Japan of seeking to revive its militarist past.
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