"We can not allow this old evil to be resurrected."
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It should be resurrected with a different focus in mind.
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See, Jon is dead; the question is whether he'll be resurrected.
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It could still be resurrected by Congress, where it has some support.
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It's okay if you don't; it's apparently going to be resurrected next year.
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He outlived his own ideology, which is unlikely to be resurrected anytime soon.
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Fortunately, the bill wasn't passed, but can be resurrected in the next session.
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We can not allow this old evil to be resurrected 6/6 Rep.
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But the full appeals court has agreed to considering whether the case can be resurrected.
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Season two of Insecure premieres Sunday July 23, and the love triangle shall be resurrected!
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And many Christians believe if someone's body is disturbed or destroyed, they cannot be resurrected.
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But now it looks like humans can effectively be resurrected in host bodies as well.
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Health reform could seem to die, only to be resurrected, a few more times yet.
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Your face was a little bloody, but, otherwise, maybe you could be resurrected or something!
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Following news of allegations against Price, Twitter rose up to demand Good Girls Revolt be resurrected.
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I'm of the "guillotine them all" school of thought, except for Diana, who should be resurrected.
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There was the bear wight that reminded us, before Viserion, that animals can be resurrected, too.
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At the time, a prevailing Christian belief was that only a complete body could be resurrected.
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No other Republican has crashed so many times only to be resurrected by masochistic Democrats months later.
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Tony believed Susan would be resurrected and ordered followers to pray around her dead body for days.
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This was a hallmark of bilateral policy during the Cold War, and it should be resurrected today.
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"Tales From the Crypt," an HBO series that first aired in 220, will be resurrected on TNT.
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But to think that you'll just constantly be resurrected every time you die, is a terrifying thought.
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The question is whether, under its current conditions, it might be resurrected, on a more egalitarian basis.
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Or maybe she will be resurrected as herself, doomed to live out these events over and over.
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With the digital reproduction, as Salazar shows, even artifacts destroyed by war can be resurrected from the ashes.
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She died, only to be resurrected again and again— the reality show minister version of the Christ story.
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The Confederacy does not need to be resurrected, it needs to be de-zombified and brought to justice.
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" Justice Kaul concluded with this message: "Let the author be resurrected to what he is best at. Write.
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Paramount has already bought the movie rights, so Dracula may be resurrected on the big screen once again.
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A time table for when the IPO could be resurrected has not yet been set, according to the sources.
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Still, no one has said when the bill might be resurrected or whether a new strategy will be deployed.
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A time table for when the IPO could be resurrected has not yet been set, according to the sources.
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But when they discover that if they can outdrink Satan they'll be resurrected back on Earth, its bottoms up.
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Banda made those claims in October, when he revealed that the suspended 2016 plan would be resurrected, Reuters reported.
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Brazil's government suspended the dam project last year, citing indigenous rights concerns, but campaigners worry the project could be resurrected.
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The Swedish investigation has since lapsed but a lawyer for an alleged victim has suggested the charges could be resurrected.
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At the time, some overeager viewers took that as a sign that Lady Stoneheart would be resurrected... by him. Nope!
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Harington knew since early in production of Season 5 that he would die in the finale and be resurrected afterward.
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Steakhouses are a rarity in Harlem, where the Cecil, which closed this summer, will be resurrected as the Cecil Steakhouse.
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It's a completely avoidable death, and one that Superman will undoubtedly be resurrected from in the first Justice League movie.
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The current pro-Western governing coalition may not be resurrected as its leader, the Democratic Party, is tainted by corruption scandals.
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Then there's the question of how many of the existing characters are going to be resurrected and pushed back into service.
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Fiano had virtually disappeared by the mid-20th century, only to be resurrected and celebrated by the dawn of the 21st.
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For Rutledge and Studdert, the Kickstarter was intended to suss out whether the model should be resurrected after the Amazon closures.
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Whereas in the first game every Guardian could be resurrected again and again, now every Guardian has only one life to spend.
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But if reinstating that distinction will itself generate a racial crisis, then it will be resurrected in the blink of an eye.
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African Development Bank spokesman Chawki Chahed, in emailed responses to questions, said Bukanga Lonzo had not failed and could still be resurrected.
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There's a popular theory, which leaps virally from person to person, that Kevin must die and be resurrected, to prevent the apocalypse.
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A two-term Trump presidency would likely corrode American institutions and values to the point at which they could scarcely be resurrected.
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In the court decision in Murugan's favor, the judge wrote: "Let the author be resurrected to what he is best at. Write."
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After one looming cliffhanger, the show finally answered whether he would stay dead or be resurrected in the second episode of this season.
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Even Thursday he wouldn't commit to any particular path, mixing assertions of military might with speculation the summit might be resurrected after all.
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Rosetta's researchers will keep listening for Philae, but with the clock ticking, it seems highly unlikely that the lander will again be resurrected.
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One plan unlikely to be resurrected by the White House is a move to eliminate rebates that drugmakers pay to pharmacy benefit managers.
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That all the troops who died fighting the White Walkers would probably be resurrected later in the episode to fight for the Night King.
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The president's moves have sparked hopes and spurred expectations that a number of other oil and gas projects that were languishing will be resurrected.
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Bologna may hibernate in times of high snootiness, only to be resurrected in a different era, in a different form, at a higher price.
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One source with knowledge of ABC's current thinking told CNN there was "zero" chance a version of "Roseanne" would be resurrected at the network.
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On Tuesday, all signs seemed to indicate that they could be resurrected, after Mr. Cuomo declared legalization one of his end-of-session priorities.
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Dan DiMicco, who led Trump's trade transition team, said in a statement that the deal "should not be resurrected" now that the president pulled out.
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Selective "grammar" schools will be resurrected—but only on a small scale, and perhaps not at all, given how many Tory MPs oppose the idea.
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Jewish prophecy says the dead will rise from their graves after the coming of the Messiah, and those closest to Jerusalem will be resurrected first.
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It does not need to be resurrected in 2017, and it is not the starting point for negotiation that Walden seems to think it is.
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While the measures in Maryland, Massachusetts, and New Jersey all died in session, they are likely to be resurrected in next year with more momentum.
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Mashable reported as recently as June 6 that Barb will not be resurrected, but hope is all we have in this dumpster of a world.
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A sale to Hilco would reduce the possibility that the more-than 1,300-acre (0003-hectare) Philadelphia site would be resurrected as an oil refinery.
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A sale to Hilco would reduce the possibility that the more-than 1,300-acre (0003-hectare) Philadelphia site would be resurrected as an oil refinery.
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Lenin may, in the end, be resurrected, but not in Ukraine: according to Ukraine Today, a German buyer may already have purchased the historic statue.
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Prosecutors also alleged that the children were told that the 3-year-old would be resurrected as Jesus and tell the group what institutions to attack.
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The children said they were told the boy would be resurrected as Jesus and guide them on which "corrupt institutions" to attack, NBC reported citing investigators.
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However, without a legislative fix from Congress, Choke Point could be resurrected under a future administration, once again harming legitimate businesses and the consumers they serve.
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Mark Karpeles told Reuters he believes Mt. Gox, which collapsed in 2014, could be resurrected under new management and ownership – at a cost of $245 million.
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A new offering circular with additional risk factors will also be sent to investors to see if the transaction can be resurrected, according to a source.
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While the NSA has encouraged abandoning the program, the White House has encouraged Congress to extend the program so it can be resurrected in the future.
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But instead of facing extinction, as many environmentalists would hope, Patratu is about to be resurrected by NTPC, the state-owned power producer, and the Jharkhand government.
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A lot has been written about it and it certainly will be resurrected as an important issue if he were to consider running for president in 2020.
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All the geofilters and timestamps from when you shot a snap can be resurrected, and you can even edit or move old captions, doodles, stickers, and emoji.
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When I die, cryogenically preserve my head in a tank of ranch dressing so I can one day be resurrected and taste the ranch of the future.
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There will be no narrative finality in the superhero genre: It won't matter if characters live or die, since they will always be resurrected for future installments.
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I can't believe that the traits and instincts that inspired and sustained these real heroines are so deeply buried in women today that they can't be resurrected.
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They could still change their minds after Congress returns in September, but with members out of town it seems clear the bill won't be resurrected before then.
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They said they were told he would be resurrected as Jesus and instruct them on what corrupt institutions to attack, according to NBC News reporter Gadi Schwartz.
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A trio of new Dodge Challenger SRT Demons were destroyed in a hellacious blaze while they were being shipped to their owners, but all three will be resurrected.
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If the bill is formally withdrawn, however, its passage to law goes back to square one, giving protesters more time to oppose it were it to be resurrected.
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So in a roundabout way, seeing Peter Parker alive and slinging in Spider-Man: Far From Home is confirmation that Spidey and others will be resurrected in Endgame.
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Cool Britannia was a pernicious myth cooked up in the hazy 60s, only to be resurrected in the cokey and hyper-alert 90s—a magazine publisher's wet dream.
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All of which, leads us to think that if all our preferences and ideas and connections and life events can be recorded, then we could somehow be resurrected.
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If you're not a book reader, she comes about when Beric Dondarrion sacrifices himself to allow Catelyn Stark to be resurrected and take over the Brotherhood Without Banners.
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It makes the movie's gleeful approach to violence feel especially empty, because even if the good guys get shot, they can be resurrected thanks to what's effectively magic.
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The skirmish between West and Swift will (maybe) simmer down soon—only to be resurrected again on some new platform, maybe even one that hasn't even been invented yet.
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In the immediate aftermath of the data firm's collapse, many speculated that the company would be resurrected under the names of two other companies: Emerdata and Firecrest Technologies, Limited.
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His example, clearing and cleaning his shop despite the charred black walls of the souk around, points to the chance that Aleppo's Old City might one day be resurrected.
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What's an idea from a game that you've hardly ever seen anywhere else that you think deserves to be resurrected, and what problems do you think it would solve?
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Lam said last week that the bill was "dead," but this has not appeased activists, who want her to withdraw the bill entirely so that it can't be resurrected.
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Why are we letting the same arguments be resurrected by disarmament advocates with little real-world defense experience and who think a missile shield is a sword in disguise?
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But Wieselman is getting at a deeper issue, one that pertains to the larger story arc of Game of Thrones' sixth season: It's not immediately clear why Davos was so certain that Jon needed to be resurrected, nor why Jon, specifically, was the first main character on the show to be resurrected, outside of relying on ancient prophecies described in the show's source novels (and which most casual fans of the show won't know about).
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Warren has a legacy fundraising and organizational operation — and high favorability — that might all be resurrected if voters fail to consolidate around one of her opponents and return to her.
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The story of what happened to the S.A.S. at war's end feels truncated and rushed, as does the story of how it would be resurrected and copied around the world.
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I am on the record arguing that the Office of Technology Assessment, one such body that was defunded in the 1990s, should be resurrected, something that Congress is actively considering.
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In the days since Olive's death, both Kalley and the church have continued to post on Instagram calling for others to join them in praying for her to be resurrected.
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Both sides have legitimate concerns that must be resolved if the pact is to be resurrected in the six months between the treaty suspensions announced this month and final withdrawal.
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It's survived the mockery of Ted Leo and a development purgatory after Tom Hanks's company bought the film rights, and is now apparently heading to HBO to be resurrected yet again.
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The endless stream of books and articles arguing that one day we will be resurrected thanks to the reactivation of the information contained in our brains is based on wishful thinking.
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The word has (thankfully) mostly gone out of popular use, but considering the number of super-sized phones that have been hitting the market, there's a chance it could be resurrected.
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Sharon Tate is about to be resurrected in spectacular fashion in Quentin Tarantino's new movie, thanks to Margot Robbie ... so says Sharon's sister, who watched the action on the closed set.
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In November 2019, it was announced that James Dean, who died in 1955, will be "resurrected" via CGI to play the leading role in a live-action Vietnam War movie called Finding Jack.
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Cryonics—that is, the deep chilling of corpses with the hope that at some point in the future, they can be resurrected—is the focus of my story in VICE's Future of Technology issue.
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Maybe it will be resurrected for the 2020 Oscars or beyond — but this initial delay feels a little like raising a white flag to admit that defining "popular film" is harder than it seems.
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What you probably won't see is much evidence of the Easter story itself, as told in the Bible's four Gospels: that Jesus was arrested, beaten, and crucified, only to be resurrected on Easter Sunday.
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It is also possible that the case may well be resurrected: Two contractors charged in the fraud, Reddy and Padma Allen, fled the country, and prosecutors said they were believed to be in India.
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In this case, FromSoft wonders what it might mean to be resurrected endlessly in the service of someone else, expanding on a question that has lingered throughout this long series of games about undeath.
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All of this is to say that there is a long history and demonstrable record of bi-partisan agreement on environmental issues that could once again be resurrected for the good of the country.
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To the list of famous things that have been discontinued only to be resurrected later — Marvel Comics, the Muppets and Twinkies, to name but three — add bar cars on the Metro-North Railroad. Gov.
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Star Wars was wrapped up more or less tidily, only to be resurrected so that Disney could wring more money out of the IP. We are all watched over by superhumans of loving grace.
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But one stubborn obstacle went unmentioned: The zoning change was meant to work in tandem with a key property tax exemption that no longer exists and can be resurrected only by the State Legislature.
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When I asked a spokesman for Lyft if that idea might be resurrected, he said that the industry could not make such a promise with little sense of how regulation would affect its revenues.
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Costa told MSNBC that Trump told him that the health-care reform was not going to be pushed in the near future, but added that it might be resurrected before the end of the year.
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The story of Atlanta is a hyper-specific tale on the lives of ATLiens where careers can be resurrected, alligators become stars, and a day at a drive-thru is about more than just food.
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My mandate for the first five years was to sum up the story of the house's creativity, launch new collections, identify collections that could be resurrected, understand and run the business without disrupting the workshops.
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"Not only is it unlikely that these individuals can ever be resurrected, in this case, as to Mr. Pilgeram, they promised to preserve his entire remains yet failed to do so without justification," the complaint states.
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In contrast, the Southside drifted into obscurity like so many other once-loved classics, only to be resurrected by the first wave of intrepid bartenders of the cocktail renaissance—before arm garters turned into a punchline.
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"We took the position that, in an enlightened society, when somebody does something wrong, you want to think that after they pay their dues they can be resurrected in society," said the theater's managing director, Susie Medak.
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The new order would have to be free of the constitutional problems raised by the original order and the administration would also have to show that the original order will not be resurrected in the future, she said.
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It's a document of the man's commitment and vision, a reminder of how a once-grand cultural landmark can fall into disrepair and neglect and be resurrected by the right combination of personality, chutzpah and, yes, simple love.
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"I think it is even more important now," said Colorado state Representative Susan Lontine, who last year co-sponsored a contraception coverage bill in her state's legislature that did not get passed but she expects to be resurrected in 2017.
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Rather, its gates would be opened, and the water behind it allowed to pass through, restoring the natural flows into the Grand Canyon just below it, draining Lake Powell, and allowing the magnificently scenic landscape of Glen Canyon to be resurrected.
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You enter the body scanner and hold your hands over your head, and in that instant you have to trust that you will be resurrected — will be allowed to walk out of the security area or drive away from the checkpoint.
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When it all goes bust, Sultan goes into hiding, only to be resurrected by Akash Oberoi (Amit Sadh), a promoter who runs a pro-wrestling league and is looking for a "son of the soil" hero to save his venture from failing.
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If Arnold can die, be resurrected as Bernard, kill himself, be revived again, overwrite his personality with data, rewrite his memory, get shot to death again, and be revived again, does death really mean anything as a narrative device on Westworld anymore?
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Murder, too, could feel a lot less fun if it actually seems real; the knowledge that your victim will ultimately be resurrected might not be enough to negate the revulsion of destroying a human-seeming life (something Westworld also demonstrates some awareness of).
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And while there are plenty of extratextual reasons to believe that Jon will be resurrected in the books — including the not-inconsequential fact that Jon was resurrected on the TV show — the specific logic of the resurrection is a bit harder for me to parse.
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ROSIA MONTANA, Romania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A battle over plans to build a huge gold mine in Rosia Montana, a Romanian village boasting intact Roman mining shafts and 18th century houses, has moved to an international stage, sparking residents' fears that the project could be resurrected.
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And whatever theory you might abide by about how he is to be resurrected, the episode opening on his body being found in the courtyard as Ghost howls into the night could certainly fuel the idea of the bastard Stark son eventually warging into his direwolf.
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Because Jon's still kind of a skeptic about the Lord of Light and why he was brought back — last season, he even told Melisandre that he didn't want to be resurrected again if he happened to die during battle, despite having seen "nothing" on the other side.
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A prophecy says that the hero will be resurrected as a champion of the Lord of Light when the White Walkers come again: There will come a day after a long summer when the stars bleed and the cold breath of darkness falls heavy on the world.
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" Ashley Judd During the Women's March on D.C., the actress recited a poem 19-year-old Nina Donovan of Tennessee wrote that took shots at Trump: "I am not as nasty as a swastika painted on a pride flag, and I didn't know devils could be resurrected but I feel Hitler in these streets.
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The Last Jedi is the last film Fisher shot before her untimely death in December — and Lucasfilm president Kathy Kennedy made it clear in April that Fisher would not be resurrected in any way for the sequel, still known only as Episode IX. Originally, she was intended for a large role in that later film.
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In "Zero K," two central characters seek to conquer death not by outrunning it but by submitting to it: They plan to be "chemically induced to expire" and frozen at a supersecret cryonics compound so that one day they might be resurrected — through a yet-to-be-perfected science involving cellular regeneration and nanotechnology.
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If Cunanan were somehow able to be resurrected today, he might very well post his murders on Instagram under the insane notion that he was some kind of influencer — he was obsessed with celebrity media, and seems to have wall-papered his demented mind with images of fashion magazines, Rodeo Drive brands and A-list celebrities.
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A representative for the groups filing suit against the Canadian government told Reuters they wanted the permit granted by the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency overturned so that the C$36 billion ($28 billion) plan for an LNG export facility on Lelu Island in northwest British Columbia can't be resurrected in the future by Petronas or any other operator.
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But listening to them talk about how Infinity War's deaths — including the more, er, traditional deaths of Loki (Tom Hiddleston), Heimdall (Idris Elba), Gamora (Zoe Saldana), and Vision (Paul Bettany) — will affect Avengers 4, it seems pretty clear characters won't be resurrected good as new like they are in the comic, or at least without some great cost.
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Opinion: The Confederacy doesn't need to be resurrected; it needs to be de-zombified John Sims, who has spent 15 years creating art that grapples powerfully with the image of the Confederate flag, says Amazon's "Black America" and, in particular, HBO's misguided "Confederate," are a reminder that reimagining history can irresponsibly retraumatize those living in the present.
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If it turns out that his grave happens to be on a mystical Native American burial ground that causes him—or a vaguely familiar version of him that's possessed by a demon—to be resurrected (I know we may sound like a broken record here), it's going to be your job to make sure he's got enough food and water.
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This is the "great" America that some seventy-five million American voters in the last Presidential election were born in, and that many of them have been convinced can be resurrected by shutting the rest of the world out—which would be a complete reversal of the policy mind-set that made the United States a dominant power back when those voters were children.
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But that belief, it seems to me, should coexist with some self-awareness about the many blunders by the great and good that brought us to this pass, some instinct for how absurd it sounds to write and talk as though the republic dies daily only to be resurrected overnight and slain by Trump anew, and some recognition that when our law enforcement agencies send their G-men to save the Republic from Vladimir Putin, sometimes they don't send their best.
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In response to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union, the government has disclosed new portions of transcripts from military hearings in 2007, in which "high value" detainees described being tortured by the C.I.A. "At a time when some politicians are proposing that the torture program be resurrected, it's crucial that the American public have access to these firsthand statements, and not only to the self-serving accounts offered by those who authorized the torture," said Dror Ladin, an A.C.L.U. staff attorney.
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