In recent years it has revived its claim to most of Arunachal Pradesh.
Universal also thinks it successfully revived its "Bourne" franchise, although ticket sales and reviews for "The Bourne Legacy" were both soft, making a fifth installment risky.
Dell's headache for the rest of the week: Convincing investors that it has revived its growth prospects.
America has revived its interest in Africa: it wants to take 25% of its oil supply from there to decrease its dependence on the Middle East.
The current emphasis on marketing is reminiscent of its big ad push several decades ago: Burger King has even revived its 1974 tagline, "Have it your way," which Klein believes resonates with tech-savvy burger fans.
The office of the tribunus plebis began to lose its prestige due to Augustus' amassing of tribunal powers, so he revived its importance by making it a mandatory appointment for any plebeian desiring the praetorship.
In 1981 he gained control of the country's leading printing concern, the British Printing Corp., revived its sagging fortunes, and resold it to its managers in 1987.
In a production at the Ellen Stewart Theater — the site of a former Yiddish theater — the Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theater has revived its adaptation of this story, which it first staged in 1997.
In fact, when Robertsbridge revived its society after an 80-year break (following the 1906 ban), it chose as its principal uniform a Cistercian monk's habit, because the medieval village was once famous for its monastery.
Miami's defense was revived, its offense pulsing again.
He revived its fortunes by investing heavily in India.
