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Or try Nelson's young sidekick, James Forsyth, or the Telegraph's tireless Benedict Brogan whose morning briefing makes the same point today: namely what is the chancellor going to do in his March budget to revive the prospects for GROWTH in the UK economy?

Like the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin in 1995, this could revive the prospects of Israel's bedraggled hawks and make the path to peace still harder.Many non-Israelis, and especially the Palestinians, will find it hard to accept the notion that Mr Sharon's departure could be bad for peace.

Polling data certainly suggest that the protests have revived the prospects of the much diminished Labor Party, especially under its new leader, Shelly Yachimovich, a former journalist and crusader for economic and social equality.

It also revives the prospects of a left-right coalition of the sort that Mr Berlusconi has been calling for ever since the general election two months ago gave Italy a hung parliament.

The board that Gov. Christine Todd Whitman of New Jersey has proposed for the dysfunctional city of Camden may be tough by New Jersey's standards but no tougher than the control boards that revived the prospects of municipalities like New York City, Chelsea, Mass., and, most recently, Washington.

This revives the prospect of email-free holidays.

"We have renewed and revived the prospect of success," the president said.

Five months later, on May 14 , 2002 another suicidal terrorist cell revived the prospect of all-out conflict.

"Today, thanks to the surge, we've renewed and revived the prospect of success".

Lynton's comments revived the prospect of audiences legally viewing the comedy which stars James Franco and Seth Rogan as journalists who assassinate North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un.

George Osborne and Iain Duncan Smith have revived the prospect of removing housing benefit from people aged under 25 as part of a further package of welfare cuts worth £10bn.