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If the lesser player goes down, use the upgraded ballistic knife to revive them away from the crowd.

After his career was revived by "Drift Away," Mr. Gray used his fame to help support political causes.

Hannah J Davies 8pm, Spike In the US, as here, televised mechanical grappling has recently been revived after years away: its version of Robot Wars is the same idea, with predictable differences in execution.

Thatcherism has already been revived: it never went away.

The weekend is meant to revive their relationship, away from the demands of shared motherhood.

Then she suddenly revives and swims away (or dies?) in a river, splashing.

Lavrov will try to confine the chemical issue to a bilateral framework, and will try to revive Geneva 2 away from the Assad Complex.

Indeed, Raf Simons, Ms. Chiuri's predecessor, regularly revived, shrunk, curved and cut away the classic Dior Bar jacket presented in the spring 1947 collection.

Mr. Johnson did away with discount sales, but revived them when it turned out customers liked sales.

All transfers go through his office, and he revived a promotion board to do away with "the hook," slang for getting plum assignments based on whom you know.

Once he is revived, immediately get up and sprint away to cover.