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Lawyers and staff around the world were already hard at work resurrecting documents and data.

Mitalipov's work resurrects cloning as a means of making tool for creating stem cells, and means that iPS cells can now be compared directly with embryonic stem cells to see if the differences matter.

Work in most other mammals suggests that it usually takes 100 to 200 eggs for one stem cell line, and many researchers say the unraveling of Hwang's work resurrects the question of whether the technique will ever be efficient enough for routine clinical application.

The murder of the actor Solomon Mikhoels — the guiding light of the Yiddish theatre since 1919 — by Stalin in 1948 brought the period to a tragic end, but it is a joy to see the works resurrected here.

Mr. Petronio has also borrowed from his earlier works — resurrecting them — but when, near the work's three-quarter mark, the curtain climactically falls only to rise upon what looks like an old Petronio dance, the feeling is less than transcendent.

Her work was resurrected and reexamined more thoughtfully after her death.

Julia Gillard said he had "very difficult and very chaotic work patterns" Resurrected Kevin said he was taking briefings on almost everything, and that "If I have learnt one thing from my previous period as prime minister, and I have learnt quite a lot, is the absolute need for proper orderly decision-making process...proper orderly processes of Cabinet decision making".

The remaining workers will attempt to keep the coke oven and power station in use, without which there is no hope of the works being resurrected.

Mr. Thompson has continued to work to resurrect the program and to build a hall of fame.

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The resurrected work of art is as identical to the original as possible, with one exception.