And that's not all : on that same funky flight, Mr . Clinton revivified a term I have never dealt with in this space.
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But he insists that unlike that of Spock, who died in the second film and was revivified in the third, Kirk's death is irrevocable.
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Because of all the personal problems of the actors and the director, and the fact that the show revivified their careers, they called themselves the Resurrection Company.
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Now the booming economy has revivified the venerable grande dame that is Palm Beach, which has become popular with a new generation of devotees, and with good reason.
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And along with Maxwell and D'Angelo, she is helping to create a revivified R & B in the adventurous spirit of Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield.
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Finney has brought Si Morley back, back to the future, as it were, where he once again becomes involved in the efforts of a revivified Project to explore the past.
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Why is it that, after missing a full eight hours of sleep, a nap of only three hours or so plus sunlight and a meal is enough to leave me perfectly revivified?
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Bortniansky, a Ukrainian, and others grafted Western forms and techniques onto Slavic idioms, paving the way for the great outpouring of a revivified national style in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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In praising the downsized, revivified musical, The New York Times'Vincent Canby described Sills as " a true singer " who " has great fun with the role ."
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It will take longer to see the revivified Checker, which is not a Checker at all but a mini-van refitted _ traditional doors instead of sliding doors, for example _ for city living.
