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She was resurrected from the dead.

It was "resurrected from the ruins," reads a plaque over the main entry "and restored to music by Arturo Toscanini on 11 May 1946".

Last month, Richard Swinburne, a professor of philosophy at Oxford University, put it to work toward less mundane ends: he invoked it to defend the belief that Jesus was resurrected from the dead.

According to a YouGov poll last week, 30% believe that Jesus "was or is the son of God" but 31% believe he was resurrected from the dead, which means, I think, that 1% of the population believe an ordinary person was resurrected for no reason, and, if that is true, he deserves a prize on Israel/Palestine's Got Talent.

He was resurrected from the valley of lost fighters to appear on the TUF finale show and won.

"Arrested Development" was resurrected from the dead, seven years after its cancellation and, of course, there is the encouraging example of the crowd-funded "Veronica Mars" movie.

Al-Qaeda has been resurrected from the ashes - less centralised but more powerful and dangerous than ever.

Possibly other ancient species can be resurrected from the permafrost, including plants that have long been extinct.

9.57pm: It's time to turn over to BBC for Comic Relief Top of The Pops, which has been resurrected from the BBC archives for the occasion.

The plot twists are predictable; Churchill is resurrected from the historical record with accuracy but little creative flair; and the other characters lack complexity.

Perhaps one where Hercule Poirot is resurrected from the dead, Miss Marple reveals where she shops for tweed, and the two join forces to solve an incredible crime together?