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It was an exhausted literature that could be revived only by the introduction of fresh influences from abroad.

For years, Mr. Wolfe disparaged the modern novel as a lifeless relic that could be revived only with a muscular framework of reporting and social realism.

Yes, there will be jobs in the green economy: more and better than any that could be revived in the fossil economy.

Then, Mr. Cuomo said, petitioning would allow him to take his campaign "to the people" and to run against "a culture of dysfunction in Albany" — lines that could be revived verbatim by Ms. Nixon in 2018.

There is a residual strain of that old Puritan ethic left in America that could be revived with the right type of leadership.

Unfortunately for protesters, the Dakota Access Pipeline is not the only pipeline plan that could be revived by the new administration.

A French court ruled today that the bodies of a couple frozen after their deaths, in the hope that they could be revived one day, had to be removed from a refrigerated crypt in the basement of their family chateau and buried or cremated.

If Clinton withdraws, that ticket could be revived.

Many Democrats wanted to keep it on the books, in the hope that it could be revived someday.

There remains the outside possibility that talks could be revived and compromise reached but, for the moment, PSG are resigned to finding yet another alternative.

The Senate today jettisoned broad legislation meant to discourage teen-agers from smoking, the most ambitious and contentious measure before Congress, and left almost no hope that it could be revived this year.