This time, it's not expected to come back to life.
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The effort, stalled for decades, has come back to life.
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We maintain the global economy will come back to life.
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Some fear that the body may come back to life.
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After all, no matter what, they will come back to life.
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Are characters who have come back to life able to die?
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She promised him she'd come back to life as a dove.
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They can come back to life again when it warms up.
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It's 1-1, and the stadium has come back to life.
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They just don't taste good when they come back to life.
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The issue is expected to come back to life in early 2018.
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Though he'll probably just come back to life if that happens anyway.
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Many characters have died, almost as many have come back to life.
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He appears to die and come back to life on several occasions.
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I'm still wearing a coat when the trees come back to life.
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Since her return, she said her spirit has come back to life.
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After spending ages in purgatory, cyclical stocks have suddenly come back to life.
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Because when they come back to life, they have been known to bite.
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I come back to life at a nearby building, my last save point.
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Some of malls' vacant storefronts will come back to life with nontraditional retailers.
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I can't imagine how these barren trees could someday come back to life.
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This place was forgotten for twenty years, and now has come back to life.
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No one has ever been frozen and then come back to life when thawed.
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But 40 years after Startas first launched, the label has come back to life.
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When the seeming rigor mortis thaws, it will all miraculously come back to life.
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But then quite suddenly, a few days earlier, she had come back to life.
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A colorful and merry acid trip begins, and the marble statues come back to life.
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And now, having seemingly come back to life, it had shown up in my queue.
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After two years, the war situation changed and Ahvaz started to come back to life.
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If the plan works, the tiny, tractor-like toy robots might come back to life.
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Be prepared for a bit of pain as the frostbitten areas come back to life.
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Everyone has got to come back to life as we ... cannot live like this forever.
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Waiting for the world to come back to life so that I can see clearly again.
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But it's a misconception that tardigrades can come back to life after longer amounts of time.
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Mummies don't just come back to life, they're managing their stock portfolios and buying expensive suits.
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I waited a few more seconds, and, luckily, he slowly started to come back to life.
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Right now, and inexplicably, that write-off is scheduled to come back to life in 2025.
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"Most companies don't come back to life after a couple pivots," Lu said in an interview.
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We all slowly come back to life as we eat, and it's great catching up with everyone.
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They throw a dead fish in the pool to see if it will come back to life.
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The hashtag has come back to life since her Playboy feature, along with other shows of support.
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Wham-O's product was actually African killifish, which were supposed to come back to life when rehydrated.
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"I want Harambe to come back to life, only this time he's human—he's one of us."
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If you could experience death but be guaranteed to come back to life, would you do it?
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They can be 98 percent desiccated for more than 40 years and still come back to life.
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"I feel like I had come back from death — I had come back to life," he said.
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Its followers are assured that even if they are killed, they will magically come back to life.
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"The ancient Egyptians didn't want the mummy to come back to life," Egyptologist Federico Zangani told me.
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It's like you've been sleeping under a rock, and all of a sudden you've come back to life.
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How a 'dead' bill might come back to life Announcing that a bill is "dead" might sound final.
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The normally arid lake has come back to life, with birds and other small mammals enjoying the wetland.
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"Thank you @_dr_woo_ for making her come back to life for me," Lovato continued in her Instagram post.
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And now that he had come back to life, compos mentis, I wondered how long this would last.
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As my cranial nerves start to come back to life, I have found a new appreciation for everything.
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In the moment of The Kiss, both of them have basically just died and come back to life.
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While comic book characters often come back to life, this grace is extended far less often to fridged women.
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Trump and Trump opponents both know that honest oversight has come back to life under Pelosi and House Democrats.
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At first, the departed seemed to come back to life, wanting to talk about the circumstances of their deaths.
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However, this time around, I felt as though the city's long-forgotten modernist buildings had come back to life.
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Some companies are still finding ways, through new owners and fresh infusions of cash, to come back to life.
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I should have given myself some space and time to come back to life before we made that record.
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"Our land had dried up but now it has come back to life thanks to the solar energy," he said.
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"But once people become aware of this, there may be a lot of cold cases that come back to life."
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By the time you have come back to life — you're playing a video game — you are far behind the fleet.
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My husband, still recovering from a bout of digestive distress, seemed to come back to life before my very eyes.
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Related: Taxidermied Animals Come Back to Life Farm Animals Snapping Selfies Proves Narcissism is Equal Among All These Aren't Paintings.
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But when the creations come back to life, Mr. Dessner's music lapses into a pastiche of Philip Glass and Michael Nyman.
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In the future, human consciousness is digitized and anyone come back to life provided they can pay for a new body.
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And watching something, like a rusty old coffee grinder, come back to life, shiny and looking brand-new, is uniquely satisfying.
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" Added Goodman, 73: "Halloween is a marvelous thing because last week, you were dead and buried … you've come back to life.
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It's the tropical storms you think are dead but come back to life that you need to be truly afraid of.
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Even Jon Snow (who's probably suffered the least of the show's major characters) had to die and come back to life.
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So I am sure that the thought that JS might one day come back to life greatly comforted her and her mother.
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The couple held on and now they're starting to see business and the energy of this border town come back to life.
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Rosie burst into tears the moment Streisand walked onstage, saying that she felt as if her mother had come back to life.
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It got there because someone dragged it through the gate believing it was dead only to have it come back to life.
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Here on Earth, there are organisms that can survive without water for years and come back to life when conditions are wetter.
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Here are Biden's four simple steps to victory: Biden didn't come back to life on his own, he was resurrected by others.
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Unfortunately, despite finding a suitable power cord and replacing its guts, my $15 ThinkPad T42 recovery project just wouldn't come back to life.
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Reclaiming lore of old, she sees them as "mermaid goddesses" who take moonlit swims and use the cold to come back to life.
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"Omran was pulled out of the rubble quickly to come back to life, Ali stayed under the rubble for a while," he said.
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Because of this quirk in the world, they come back to life, giving the doctor a chance to try and save them again.
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Downtown has recently come back to life; an 850-foot glass skyscraper now rises out of one of urban renewal's weedy parking lots.
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Yes, friends, it's now possible you can win the death pool and, well, have your wisely-chosen dead guy come back to life. Sigh.
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Season 27, Episode 28: "Home" The long international nightmare of wondering whether Jon Snow would come back to life finally ends with this episode.
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Now, we assume that Jon Snow is going to come back to life in season six because it's not our first day in Westeros.
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As a viewing public, we're normally able to suspend our disbelief to watch dinosaurs come back to life and alien races battle in space.
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Then I'm miserable, I can't eat anymore, and I come back to life, and it's like, 'Oh my God, what did I just do?
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There are evil wizards and crystal balls, people who come back to life and vampires and creatures with animal heads who wear human faces.
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If it mirrors the book, we'll see Kidman's gift of portraying eerie characters come back to life — in the form of an expat living abroad.
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For Sirius, Harry is his father come back to life, someone that Sirius can have adventures with and reclaim the youth he lost to Azkaban.
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Given the way Vine has come back to life in some form on Twitter (and the fact that Twitter still owns Vine), it's a sound idea.
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It might take more than some dark curls and the ability to come back to life to outshine a talking sports car and some heroic canines.
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In this zombie comedy, the undead come back to life in the town of Centerville and are drawn towards things they did when they were alive.
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Clippy, Microsoft's love-it-or-hate-it virtual assistant that debuted in the 1990s, has come back to life as a free application for Apple's MacOS.
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He's confident that demand for rides will bounce back quickly by watching the market come back to life in Hong Kong, which recently lifted its lockdown.
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It took Jon Snow two full episodes to go from corpse to crow, and at least as long for the show itself to come back to life.
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But once the temperatures warm near springtime, the frogs come back to life; they thaw and begin feeding and mating again, the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) reported .
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"(Small) mines that were dead have come back to life again," he said, referring to the recent government coal production target of 470 million tonnes for 2017.
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Our dog, Kingston, raises his ears, but still keeps his distance from the sink, unsure if it might unexpectedly come back to life, but no such luck.
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If Detroit exits state oversight, the commission, which currently meets monthly, could come back to life if the city had a deficit or debt problem, Scorsone said.
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In the play, victims of the killings come back to life to survey the world they departed, then decide that it's better to return to their tombs.
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New York (CNN Business)America's housing market has come back to life in the final months of the year, and promises to boost the economy in 2020.
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Observing him now asleep and oblivious to their past, she weeps, her tears transforming a previous bloodless injury into "real" blood: the ghost come back to life.
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It really drives home the way in which we're watching a very famous dead man come back to life in an age that he just wasn't built for.
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If Kit Harington's Jon Snow can come back to life, perhaps Nairn might return to Westeros one day, too – though let's pray it's not as a White Walker.
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For centuries, some thought they stuck out the winter in giant ant hills, but Dr. Mason believes the creatures freeze and come back to life like wood frogs.
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Jon Snow may have died and come back to life, but actor Kit Harington actually had a close call of his own while they were filming season seven.
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After a two-year break, Chand's lawsuit against the International Association of Athletics Federations, the world's governing body for track and field, has quietly come back to life.
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Borrowing and investment have "come back to life," said Bill Phelan, president of PayNet, adding that he expects lending growth to "plod along" rather than boom in coming months.
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At a sales meeting, he likened Japan's policy of quantitative easing (QE) to necrophilia: if the economy is twitching, it does not mean it has come back to life.
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Traveling the country (he specialized in energy and grocery pricing), he found that "the downtowns of America's biggest and wealthiest cities started to come back to life," he said.
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Does it count as a spoiler if I say that Benjamin Franklin and Abraham Lincoln come back to life at the end of the Migos's new video for "Deadz"?
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Across this U.S. territory, motorists desperate to communicate are herding on the sides of highways, bridges and exit ramps, hoping that their cell phones will come back to life.
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He choked her by the neck until she stopped breathing, then wrapped her head in duct tape because he feared she "might come back to life," the affidavit stated.
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They are quite light, miraculously greaseless, and if you take them home to serve, they need but five minutes in a 350-degree oven to come back to life.
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Tanks roll backward, explosions implode, victims come back to life — and it's all interspersed with quotes from US officials proclaiming that the US is prevailing against the North Vietnamese Army.
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These are the ghosts of products past, whether those are popular social media apps that just won't die or our favorite phones from the early 21s come back to life.
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Lindsay's definitely stoked to see the film come back to life in a high school theater, and we're guessing the kids will gonna love this special shout-out from her.
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The good news is that while inflation has come back to life, it's not yet at the point that would cause the Fed to slam the brakes on the economy.
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"All those years of marriage and all that life that she had, until I started going through the footage and then I saw her come back to life," he told Guthrie.
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The scientists named the two unfrozen tardigrades in the sample Sleeping Beauty 22016 and Sleeping Beauty 2, and you can see them slowly come back to life in the video above.
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The other not-so-subtle gimmick in Warzone's favor is a new "gulag" mode, which lets players fight their way out of a prison in order to come back to life.
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Although the animals won't be able to reproduce or move around in their dehydrated state -- if they have survived the crash -- if rehydrated they could come back to life years later.
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One daughter, who'd assumed her 20143-year-old mother's decline was irreversible, said she saw her mom come back to life after the two years of being on antipsychotic drugs stopped.
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From his experience observing the Chinese sneaker market halt and then slowly come back to life during the coronavirus outbreak, Wu said that the most hyped pairs severely lost their value.
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Unlike myself, he does not possess the "Light," which is a fancy way of saying that when he dies, he stays dead, while I come back to life to continue the fight.
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In Endgame, set five years later, Bruce Banner/Hulk snaps his fingers, and half the people on Earth come back to life at the same ages they were when they first disappeared.
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Now, all the terrible photos and bad decisions you made on social media will eternally come back to life whenever a sentient algorithm decides to take you for a walk down memory lane.
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"The vineyards were in a big old mess, the soil was parched, the land was very dry, but through it all we saw that it wanted to come back to life," says Trudie.
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The comedy, directed by Kenny Ortega, also stars Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimi as the Sanderson sisters, who come back to life 300 years after being burned at the stake.
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Resurrections, a mechanic that allows to come back to life after dying, aren't about winning, they are a chance to get a few more practice shots in before doing down for the count.
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He'd pull my waist a foot off the ground to allow air back into my lungs and I'd slowly come back to life while my friends stood over me like little football angels.
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"Over time, as chemically degraded soil starts to come back to life, crop yields from regenerative organic agriculture can outperform conventional methods, meaning we can feed a growing global population without destroying the planet."
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Henry would learn of someone's death and grieve in his own quiet way, but if he wasn't constantly reminded of his loss, that person would soon slowly come back to life in his mind.
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Adam: Back in the 250s, Labour was advocating pulling out, and it was seen as a capitalist conspiracy, and there's an element of that that has come back to life under the Corbyn leadership.
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U.S. gasoline and distillate stocks fell sharply as Harvey shut nearly a quarter of the nation's capacity with major Gulf Coast refineries only starting to come back to life in the last few days.
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According to Marling, who co-created the show, the premise was actually based on a real-life encounter she had with a stranger at a party who said she'd died and come back to life.
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The new application is being developed under the codename Project Phoenix (because Twitterrific's logo is a colorful blue bird named Ollie and phoenixes are birds that come back to life and okay you get it).
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In the western half of the city — which suffered the heaviest damage during the war - polling centers surrounded by rubble were more crowded than those in the east, which has slowly come back to life.
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And over time, as chemically degraded soil starts to come back to life, crop yields from regenerative organic agriculture can outperform conventional methods, meaning we can feed a growing global population without destroying the planet.
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"Seeing a famous old pad come back to life will be a huge positive for those who feel we're now over the post-Shuttle retirement hill and looking to the future again," he told Gizmodo.
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As for Gilbert he's not taking the whole thing lying down ... clapping back on his Instagram account telling Nick to "Die and come back to life" like Lamar Odom if he wants Iggy back. Ouch.
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KEYSTONE AND DAKOTA ACCESS COME BACK TO LIFE: President Trump took a series of executive actions Tuesday aimed at putting the Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines on the fast track, with domestic steel.
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But this closer look at resurrection perhaps raises more questions — are characters who have come back to life able to die — or, for example, will Jon Snow now have special capabilities against the undead White Walkers?
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And while these robust bacteria have managed to come back to life thanks to modern science, it will probably be a while before science is capable of resuscitating the human casualties of the doomed Sydney Cove.
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In it, he uses several bible verses to back up the church's belief in resurrection, stressing that the church is praying for Olive to come back to life because the family has explicitly asked them to.
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But he was counting on the neighborhood to come back to life, so he had rented the office, tiled the floor and bought chairs where he waits for the clients he is sure will eventually come.
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The federal government may come back to life for another few weeks while Congress revisits the same old sticking points, but unless our leaders start learning from their mistakes, we'll be back on this shutdown hamster wheel.
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Some dead people come back to life, now, while others fade away and turn into wandering spirits that are toxic to the people they encounter, like magnets of opposite polarities that can only push each other away.
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It was one of those moments when you have a choice that goes beyond the initial choice you make by calling out for help: You can not die, or you can come back to life," Wood wrote. "'Mom?
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"The hope that some scientist is going to come up with an anti-aging potion and keep us immortal or that we'll come back to life cryogenically — that hope was never present in human history," Dr. Batcho said.
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The former has already been killed once and come back to life, while the latter has fought through an enormous number of nightmarish situations already — surely, based on Martin's logic, their luck has to run out at some point?
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But when you are shown a series of those same afterimages, dead reality seems to come back to life — that is what a movie is … To watch a two-hour movie is simply to look at 172,800 photographic afterimages.
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Now, here at the end, most of us remain susceptible to nebulous concepts like momentum, and the sense that once vibrant things can turn flat and hazy, then come back to life anew — with only cascading questions about why.
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The struggle with depression and drugs is not at all uncharted territory in music, but he might be one of the only artists to die, come back to life, and walk right out of his hospital room the very next morning.
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But my favorites are of dried up waterfalls that have come back to life as they cascade down mountains, streams that have come alive once again in Cape Town's urban forests and videos of pelting rain shot on mobile phones.
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That's why a biracial Japanese-Slavic Kovacs, whose stack was frozen for over 200 years as punishment for attempting to overthrow the government, can come back to life as a hulking white man who looks a whole lot like That One Guy From RoboCop.
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In Rosewood, anything goes — characters die, then come back to life; multiple people have secret siblings; and half the town has spent time in the local sanitarium, Radley (which has now conveniently become a hotel for the other half of the town to frequent).
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It's about a group of teens (the jock, the gay theater star, the know-it-all) who die on a roller coaster and must compete in a contest in some kind of purgatory for the chance for one of them to come back to life.
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Cage plays a creepy dude with cowboy boots trying to, I think, reconnect with his dead wife and daughter by using the daughter of some woman he's seeing who has died and come back to life, but seems to be stuck somewhere in between life and death.
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" The links between Tour Tape and Lifetime come through after a few listens: "You made it hard to have grace," Ray sings on "SMOKING ROCK WITH MY ANGEL IN MILWAUKEE" while Kitty's voice swirls in the background on loop: "Come back to life / Before my telephone rings.
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That's the premise of this amusing, albeit superficial, South Korean fantasy series: After Go Se-yeon (Park Bo-young), a jaw-droppingly attractive prosecutor, and Cha Min (Ahn Hyo-seop), a humble businessman, die, they come back to life with the help of a marble called abyss.
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Uber's CFO said he's confident that demand for rides will bounce back quickly by watching the market come back to life in Hong Kong, which recently lifted its lockdownA company that bought Theranos' patents is using them to sue a health startup working on coronavirus tests.
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"The bulls need this key leadership group to come back to life, and the only way the banks do that is if the Fed decided to raise rates at least twice more this year so the financials can make more risk-free money off your deposits," Cramer said.
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After the chemical attack, my friends in the area told me, a rumor circulated among the families of victims that their children might come back to life after the gas wore off, and many refused to bury them, waiting instead for their lifeless cold small bodies to become warm again.
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But with the right business model in place, there could be enough users to make such a renewed approach to streams viable for companies, and that is ultimately the critical ingredient you need to have for a fresh news economy to surface and for RSS to come back to life.
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Tardigrades are one of the only creatures that could survive in space—they're hardy enough to survive a vacuum and extreme cold, can expel almost all of the water in their bodies and go into hibernation, only to reinflate themselves and come back to life when they happen back into a friendlier environment.
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There are four subconcepts of death that psychologists have identified, explained Dr. Sally Beville Hunter, Ph.D., a clinical assistant professor at University of Tennessee, Knoxville: nonfunctionality (your body doesn't work anymore), universality (all living things die), irreversibility (once you die, you can't come back to life) and inevitability (you can't avoid death).
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It appears many have decided that gritty realism — however twisted to serve some goal that requires they do marginally more work — for games where you run around shooting people in the face and magically come back to life isn't really a good reason to not include half of the human population as proper player stand-ins.
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FELONPoemsBy Reginald Dwayne Betts In "Felon," his searing third collection of poems, Reginald Dwayne Betts leads his readers through the underworlds of incarceration and its aftermath, "& if prison is where Black / men go to become / Lazarus," it is in the aftermath that the attempt to come back to life is systematically thwarted by a society that desires something like eternal retribution.
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Interestingly, it would seem that Hotel Tonight's core function of filling unsold hotel rooms doesn't quite jibe with Airbnb's focus on community and experiences, a point the Journal seemed to indicate may have been a point of contention for Airbnb's leadership:Talks between Airbnb and Hotel Tonight, described by one of the people as informal, have gone cold though they could come back to life.
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We are still in the midst of a great deal of uncertainty, but those small colorful notes on park benches and historic palazzi are helping give me a sense of hope that even if Milan has been forced to stop — catchy hashtags and snazzy videos notwithstanding — the city will come back to life once again some day, and we will go on, if a little bruised and worse for the wear.
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"With Bollinger Bands, if the stock gets a little extended like it did [in July], you'd expect to return and it test the lower Bollinger Band like we saw [in August], a little bit of consolidation, tested the lower band but then we've just seen a nice drop, sort of a double bottom [in September] below the Bollinger Bands and it looks like the stock is trying to come back to life," he said.
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