And even as the city revived, no developer clamored to renovate a ramshackle landmark on gritty 125th Street.
But though the pointless debate about whether Dylan's lyrics stand comparison to the poetry of Keats or Eliot is regularly revived, no such claims are made for his sole novel.
In the 20 years since the federal death penalty statute was revived, no federal juries have been more reluctant to sentence federal defendants to death than those in New York, writes Alan Feuer.
But some in the Alliance worry that he lacks the qualities of leadership required for an election that, with the economy reviving, no longer looks in the bag.By then, the current scandal will no doubt be long forgotten.
The movies made of them, both silent and in sound, are obscure, and so the plays, rarely revived, have no recognition value for us.
As banks, house prices and stockmarkets all tumbled in mid-September, news that Britain's government had brokered a rescue of its biggest mortgage lender, troubled HBOS, by the relatively sturdy Lloyds TSB revived spirits no end.
The question of revisions applies more to opera than to musicals, Mr. Sondheim said, since only classic musicals tend to be revived and no one wants to tamper with success.
He retained creative control under Edwin, but it was a fractious relationship, and the revived name no longer defined fashion democracy; when his original Milanese store closed in 2003, it was converted into a branch of H&M.
The slide in the yen is a product of an effort by Japan's new prime minister, Shinzo Abe, to revive the no-growth, no-inflation Japanese economy that has been mired in stagnation for more than two decades.
But the state he is encountering, a place he dominated and helped revive, is no longer the same.
The moral of his story was that "the moment you say, 'Hey, let's revive this' — no matter what it is — it's finished".
