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  • Revival of fortunes?
  • The hit also sparked a revival in jimmy c newman ' s own career.
  • Revival in fortunes for the restaurant brands, resulting in a substantial increase in shareholder value.
  • Royal courts of justice england's last great gothic revival building the royal courts of justice are the uk's main civil courts.
  • Landing in greenwich village ny, the urban folk revival was still in full swing.
  • Revival of the 1970s, tiny european reissue labels scoured the united states for master tapes.
  • Q surely the huge success of the bbc's blue planet series could herald a revival?
  • There is little or no possibility of a second evangelical revival sweeping the country.
  • Revival of biblical christianity in the west resulting in new public moral restraints, the prognosis is not good.
  • In recent years, the cornish language has undergone a revival.
  • We're going through an 80's revival at the moment.
  • Revival of interest in sundials.
  • Snap enjoyed a small revival earlier in the year with the release of their 2003 remix of ' do you see the light ' .
  • The leading figures of the occult revival and many pioneers of artistic modernism fit this pattern.
  • Revival of shamanic tradition.
  • English is now the premier world language but miraculously its closest neighbor welsh prospers and inspires revivals in all other celtic languages.
  • In the 19th century, bala became the focal point of the religious revival in north wales.
  • Revival of religion in the protestant world.
  • Today, we are witnessing a revival of shamanic tradition.
  • He was deeply interested in the gaelic revival and in 1911 went to the united states to lecture on the subject.

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