Efforts to revive the TB drug development pipeline have, in the meantime, faltered.
Last autumn, at the state's initiative, Claire Gaudiani, the glamorous and energetic 53-year-old president of Connecticut College, was recruited to revive the town's moribund development corporation.
The Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, who has issued daily criticisms of the president's plan to close Guantánamo, called the move to revive the tribunals "an encouraging development".
The four-times chief minister of the western state of Gujarat has campaigned on a pledge of clean government and development to revive the flagging economy after 10 years of left-leaning rule by the Congress party.
The development seems sure to revive the controversy over whether a dramatization of the 2011 raid so close to the voting could help President Obama's re-election chances.
The Yeatman integrates old and new Porto in an ambitious development intended to revive the better sort of tourism.
Last November, George Osborne promised £250m over five years for a nuclear research and development programme to "revive the UK's nuclear expertise and position the UK as a global leader in innovative nuclear technologies".
His early speciality lay in regional policy – a subject that almost fell into desuetude from the later years of Margaret Thatcher's government, once Michael Heseltine had used development corporations to revive the fortunes of Merseyside and London Docklands, but which now seems to have been rediscovered by their Conservative successors.
Because the festival, which runs through May 2, was born in the ashes of the World Trade Center as a community development project to revive the devastated economy of Lower Manhattan, you might say "My Trip to Al-Qaeda" is woven into Tribeca's DNA.
But the Gateway's decline also comes out of a mixed-use shopping and retail development project meant to revive the heart of downtown Salt Lake.
