In the aftermath of Mr. Megrahi's death, his defense was taken up anew by the most persistent — and most controversial — of Mr. Megrahi's defenders in Britain, Dr. Jim Swire, a 75-year-old retired family doctor whose 23-year-old daughter, Flora, died in the bombing.
The debate between the vice presidential nominees soon ended, to be taken up anew by their running mates on Sunday.
The shrinkage of the cash-for-guzzlers program means that the issue will be taken up anew in fiscal 2010, with possible hearings convened, the Feinstein spokeswoman said.
Beginning in the mid-1990s, however, the court took up the project anew.
I dream again that my wild and crazy energy hegemonists will take up the lance anew, twisting down the wellhead valves and rescuing us from our own worst enemies -- ourselves.
The failure of his comic opera Un giorno di regno had, he said, convinced him to renounce composition, But one day a libretto was forced on him by an impresario; he threw it down in a rage and - miraculously - the pages fell open to reveal the words of Va pensiero, inspiring him to take up his pen anew.
At Schapiro's urging the Financial Stability Oversight Council -- led by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner -- has taken up such ideas anew.
And after Casey left the stage, the crowd attempted to take up the chant anew -- only to be pre-empted by the convention house band.
So 10 years later much of the leadership were still pursuing other objectives, and thought this was going to be too hard, that we had tried and failed, so there were not many people advocating we take it up anew.
Where the pre-Obama party spoke the language of "safe, legal and rare" on abortion and basically set gun control aside as a losing issue, the Obama Democrats have mostly dropped the "rare" part and, post-Newtown, taken up the gun-control cause anew.
