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Some time ago, Dot and her husband and their two sons went to see a revived version of Herman's Hermits.

The revived version of the show, with Armstrong leading the cast, is to debut on CBBC in September.

That will demonstrate the jeweled beauty of Vittorio Storaro's cinematography, which is now enhanced by a fully revived version of the old dye-transfer Technicolor.

The new Britons, arriving just as the UK looked like lapsing entirely into secularism, have brought both a revived version of Christianity and more recently Islam.

■ Amy Churgin joined Traditional Home magazine, part of the Meredith Corporation, as publisher, based in New York, succeeding Beth Fuchs Brenner, who left to join the revived version of Domino as chief revenue officer.

Sonic Youth's feedback interludes between songs; the guitarist Dave Pajo playing soft circular rock ragas with his project Papa M; the revived version of the early-'70s Neu, with the guitarist Michael Roether, playing the flowing-and-halting motorik rhythm; and the instrumental band Tortoise, playing wide swaths of guitar and vibraphone harmony on that same rhythm template.

For a time Mr. Jansch performed and recorded with various revived versions of Pentangle.

Sometimes, the King World programs were revived versions of earlier game shows.

Literally Alive Children's Theater has revived its version of the fable, which unfolds during the American Revolution, when a pair of hungry but wily soldiers persuade villagers to add ingredients to their odd but delectable recipe.

Konrad Hilbers, the chief executive of Napster (which is now in partnership with BMG), said he still hoped to license major-label music for a revived, paid version of Napster.

Yes, there's a revived online version of the Rutgers 1000, the group of professors, students and alumni who protested the growth of the sports program without much success during the 1990s.