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The debate over the war in Iraq revived many of the old debates from the Clinton era.
Russia has come to see the collapse of its Soviet empire as a humiliation, and has revived many of its old bullying habits.
Now on trial at the United Nations war crimes tribunal in The Hague, he is accused of instigating four Balkan wars that revived many of the long-buried divisions of World War II and killed more than 200,000 people.
Works were created for the company by such choreographers as Antony Tudor, Agnes deMille, Jerome Robbins, Michael Kidd, Eliot Feld, Twyla Tharp, Glen Tetley, and Mikhail Baryshnikov Michel Fokinee revived many of his masterpieces for the company and created Bluebeard (1941) and Russian Soldier (1942).
When it came to new initiatives, the governor revived many of his moss-covered favorites, good ideas that are always tucked into the end of this speech and never seem to go anywhere, like campaign finance reform and revamping the Rockefeller drug laws.
While there were plenty of tributes recognising Grass as one of Germany's most important post-war writers, social media users swiftly revived many of the controversies of his divisive career, bringing up his membership of the SS and his alleged anti-Semitism.
Mr. Ullman is also reviving many of Penney's in-house brands, notably St. John's Bay.
Nintendo has announced plans to revive many of its best-loved games for its modern consoles, including new versions of Mario, Zelda and Metroid Prime.
Their legislation revives many of the provisions of an earlier bill that failed in 2007, an effort that was backed by George Bush junior but blocked by Senate Republicans.
Some analysts have pointed out that Ford's decision to move the headquarters of its luxury-brands division from Detroit to California, a decade ago, failed to revive many of its ailing marques.
Trump was able to revive many of those old tropes and, through his speeches and tweets and the amplifying force of his incessantly televised rallies, once more cast Clinton as Lady Macbeth.
