An enemy killed whilst inside a vehicle cannot be revived either, so it's a guaranteed kill.
Whenever the power chord or the screaming solo seems destined for oblivion, it's rescued and revived, either by a new generation of players or, as has been the case more recently, by a video game.
It's unclear exactly what the dopamine antagonist is fixing, he says, but it could be reviving either the motivation or attention crippled by amphetamines.
Administration press officers quickly backpedaled from Mr. Donovan's comment, saying a revived credit was either highly unlikely or flat-out impossible.
They either revived defunct mainland magazines or started new ones, the most notable being Wenyi Zhendi ("Literary Front"), which was edited by Mao Dun.
Furthermore, it may well be revived next year, either by an anti-family-planning administration or by an anti-family-planning Congress.
Stock cultures were revived by plating onto either blood agar plates (Columbia blood agar base, PML Microbiologicals, Wilsonville, OR) for Lactobacillus or Chocolate agar (PML Microbiologicals or prepared in-house) for Neisseria gonorrhoeae.
How he goes about it could either revive the government, or end it - and prime ministers have more often got them wrong than right.
To reverse organized labor's decline and to rebuild the left requires either reviving the old New Deal coalition or forming a new comparably powerful alliance.
I called Mr Sidorenko in Moscow last week to talk about the map, and came away with several things that have always been true about Russia.Industrial and company towns can't diversifySince the 1990s, and acutely since the most recent financial crisis, Russia has been unable to figure out how to either revive or depopulate its one-industry cities.
By 1985 the Pogues were already famous, and not merely for their apparently perpetual state of alcoholic dissipation: depending on who you believed, their chaotic updating of Irish music was either reviving the spirit of punk or singlehandedly reinvigorating a moribund folk tradition (or wilfully desecrating it).
