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He added that later, when this "Hoffmann" production is revived, it may be possible to include more of the discoveries that have come to light.

Privatisation seems to have ground to a halt in Brazil and in India (though its new government may revive it).

Khorgos may revive it and completely change the logistics of exchanging goods between Asia and Europe.

She may now revive it.Her low-key agenda for 2011 will bring neither salvation nor doom.

Ghost Machine first found life – or afterlife – in 2015, and while Davis may be reviving it only to tour Edinburgh Fringe and other sundry UK festivals later in the year, its rerun at this year's MICF is a blessing for those of us who missed it the first time around.

(The Senate may try to revive it).

If Mr. Eckrodt is not able to revive Mitsubishi quickly, it may be sold, industry executives said.

But there are fears that Mr McCreevy's budget will stoke the economy up again, and revive inflation.And so it may.

There are about 500,000 tickets remaining, reviving hopes that it may come close to being the first Paralympics to sell all its tickets rather than having to give many away.

Having slipped off the radar, the government clearly does not want his case revived, not only because it may have to explain what has happened to him, but also because, as a result of the application of "Enhanced Interrogation Techniques," al-Libi claimed that Saddam Hussein had offered to train two al-Qaeda operatives in the use of chemical and biological weapons.

Although the firm is losing money ($265,000 on revenues of $27.5m in the quarter ending in June), it may yet revive its planned sale and even prove, at least in the long term, a good investment.