That's especially the case for reviving out-of-print books whose rights have reverted back to the author.
(Whipple does, however, have her fans; she is now published by Persephone, which also revives out-of-print work by women).
In it, a nerdish store owner is revived out of cryostasis into a future world to fight an oppressive government that uses fear as its main weapon to control civilization.
For example, if one or your hands has 4 fingers up and the other hand is out, you may "revive" the out hand and put up 2 fingers on each hand.
After a car accident in 2006, Tyler woke up in 1973, both conking out and reviving to David Bowie's anthem of displacement, "Life on Mars".
The National Prosecuting Authority has not ruled out reviving the corruption charges.
The Aston Villa manager, Tim Sherwood, has refused to rule out reviving a deal to take Emmanuel Adebayor from his former club Tottenham.
By essentially offering a blank check to help Europe's troubled governments, policy makers calmed short-term fears that some of the region's banks might need to be bailed out, reviving interest in the companies' bonds.
In those circumstances, she was ill-advised, when she launched her prison reform white paper in early November, to rule out reviving the changes that Mr Clarke was forced to drop four years ago.
The education minister, Christopher Pyne, has ruled out reviving the Howard-era school funding system, two days after he said it was "a good starting point for a school funding model".
Mancini also refused to rule out reviving his interest in Roma's Daniele De Rossi, despite the Italian international appearing to dismiss a move earlier this week.
