And so it proved, with producer Bill Pohlad reviving a project that had apparently been sitting around since the late 1980s, and then taking the directorial reins himself.
But several people involved with the film — who requested anonymity because of the studio's policy of silence about a work in progress — said the revisions were part of a push to revive a project seen as crucial to broadening the studio's rewards from its subsidiary DC Comics.
Credit Eugene Garcia at AP. OO Norway: Two European Corporate Giants Invest $1.2 Billion in Wind reviving a project after bringing down costs and boosting capacity.
Consequently any attempt to revive a project that replaces 'universal' with 'specific intellectuals' (Foucault, 2002a[1977b]: 127), for example, makes far less sense now that the left has been so successfully released from the intellectual grip of 'universalist' Marxism.
Moinian has revived a dormant project at 605 West 42nd Street, a rental that is to have 1,191 units, including studios and apartments with one, two and three bedrooms.
While working on Fez, Fish revived a game project called Super Hypercube, which was based on Wiimote motion capture input and stereoscopic navigation.
He revived an elaborate project for a mosque complex in the city's heart, then backed off when there were protests.
In the late 1970s, he revived a moribund development project at the South Street Seaport in Lower Manhattan, converting a shabby remnant of New York's waterfront into one of the city's most popular tourist destinations.
Work has already begun on a Whole Foods supermarket on the banks of the canal, and in July, the Lightstone Group, a developer, announced that it planned to revive a stalled project to build a residential complex with 700 rental units along the waterway.
His counterpart for nuclear weapons, Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, made clear that his inspectors had not found any signs of radioactivity or other evidence that Mr. Hussein was reviving a bomb project that was six months or so away from a weapon in 1991 -- a central tenet in the administration's case.
