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That, in turn, has revived the demand for out-of-favor anesthesia drugs like thiopental sodium, ketamine and etomidate, which have become scarce.
When farm prices improved in the early 1880s, pressure for new monetary legislation declined, but the collapse of land and farm prices beginning in 1887 revived the demand by farmers for the unlimited coinage of silver.
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Marko said Red Bull considered reviving the demanding layout of the former Osterreichring, which featured a series of high-speed corners with little in the way of run-off areas, but decided it would be impossible to make it safe enough for modern F1 standards.
Then yet another brief war-driven demand (1940 1945) revived the output as the United States, the USSR, Germany, and Japan reached new steel production records.
As the textile industry declined - briefly revived by the demands of the first world war - the company could initially only afford to put in one Lancashire boiler, and could never afford to replace the 500-horsepower tandem compound steam engine.
Although William III abandoned it, there was considerable demand when Queen Anne revived the practice.
The serial has revived a demand for the books.
The art was in danger of dying out, but a revived demand in the second half of the 20th century contributed to its renewed vitality.
Then it was revived, first by the demand for new urban transit railroads or the expansion of existing systems and, from 1970 onward, by the creation in Europe and Japan of new high-speed intercity passenger lines.
The city, a compact railroad hub of 60,000 people, banned the practice and then revived it at the demand of parents who longed for the orderly schools of yesteryear.
It was infrastructure building and government investment in labor that built up the consumer demand to revive the U.S. economy in the 1930s.
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