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Writing last Sunday in support of such a block, David Puttnam revived a warning of Lord McNally's from only a few years ago.

The government's decision to invoke what is known as the "public safety exception" and begin questioning the surviving Boston bombing suspect before reading him a Miranda warning has revived a debate about the rights of those accused of terrorism, our colleague Charlie Savage writes.

The separatist, Doku Umarov, last year revived a suicide battalion believed to be behind some of the most notorious attacks of the past decade, and then issued a warning in February that he was planning attacks in central Russia.

As expected, the government of President Nicolas Sarkozy last week revived a proposal to crack down on online piracy by cutting off the Internet connections of people who ignored two warnings to stop unauthorized downloads of copyrighted movies and music.

Blake Bortles revived a stagnant offense.

— Federal and state officials are reviving a proposal to install a warning system for the isolated Havasupai Indian Reservation after a flood last month through a reservation campground at the bottom of the Grand Canyon sent hundreds of tourists scrambling for their lives.

(See "Reviving A Doha Deal").

When reviving a friendship, be honest.

He is part of a growing chorus in the housing industry warning that the government's push toward safety is reviving an earlier era when homeownership was beyond the reach of too many families, particularly minorities.

The Abbott government has sought to allay fears about its planned inquiry to overhaul workplace relations laws, after Labor and the union movement revived warnings about potential cuts to penalty rates and sweeping changes.

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