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Mr. Plymat's plea remains timely, with a revived plan by the National Transportation Safety Board, an independent federal agency charged with investigating transportation-related crashes, to lower the legal blood alcohol concentration to 0.05 percent.

Other revived plans include a new Thames river crossing and the widening of the A303 past Stonehenge.

Plan  |  China Outfitters Holdings, which sells high-end clothing brands in China including London Fog, has revived plans for a Hong Kong initial offering, Forbes reports.

Budget carrier Wizz Air has revived plans to float on the stock market after abandoning the idea last summer because of volatility in the airline industry.

Wal-Mart publicly revived plans for a South Side store this year, when it said it wanted to move into a new development called Pullman Park.

Frustrated by the delays and rising costs, Madison Square Garden has revived plans to renovate the 40-year-old arena instead of relocating.

The Thomson Corporation revived plans yesterday to sell its media group, which produces trade publications like American Banker and The Bond Buyer, in an effort to sharpen its focus on electronic publishing.

Xcel Pharmaceuticals Inc., which makes drugs to treat epilepsy and migraine headaches, revived plans to sell shares in an initial public offering and said that it wanted to raise as much as $75 million, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing released yesterday.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has revived plans to build a sleek 40-story office tower over the north wing of the West Side bus terminal at the suddenly hot intersection of Eighth Avenue and 42nd Street.

The interest in smaller space has not escaped the attention of other Westchester developers. Louis Dreyfus Property Group, for example, recently revived plans it had made a decade ago to add a new office building at the company's Sutton Park office complex in Valhalla.

The human rights campaign group Liberty said ministers had revived plans for a snooper's charter which would see the collection and storage of the email, text, and web browsing records of the entire population.