The old idea of polytechnical education was revived, but mainly in the sense of preparing secondary-school students for specialized vocational work in industry or agriculture.
Even my use of "we" is a vast oversimplification, as the version of the 1990s being revived is mainly a white one.
The previous government had come up with "academies" to revive failing, mainly inner-city schools and given them certain freedoms.
So far, however, the announcement has mainly revived scrutiny of More, allowing elected officials, religious leaders and scholars to project onto his saintly aura their own pet notions and special interests.
The president mainly offered revived elements of his largely stalled economic program, like developing new energy, rebuilding manufacturing, spending more on roads, bridges and ports, expanding preschool to every 4-year-old in the country and raising the minimum wage.
In response, the Senate Democratic proposal would try to revive the economy mainly by putting more money in the hands of unemployed and low-income people and granting businesses tax breaks for investing in equipment.
Able to tap as much as ¥3 trillion a year in state-guaranteed funding to invest in and buy the debt of struggling but viable companies, the E.T.I.C. was set up in late 2009 with the aim of mainly reviving small and midsize companies.
But they are rarely revived today; her reputation rests mainly on "Oroonoko," in which she drew on a putative visit to Surinam to tell the story of a noble prince from a fictional African country who is enslaved and sent to South America.
The earnings "have mainly been driven by revived business at Dresdner and rising capital markets," said Kevin Lilley, who helps manage about $47 billion, including Allianz shares, at Royal London Asset Management.
Duthuit was the editor of the revived Transition, an English-language journal of mainly French culture.
