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(91) A revival in 1957: boat-car in Clifton Drive on a Circular Tour.

(92) But the main thrust of them was towards a religious revival.

(93) What a catalogue of redresses can be compiled to bear witness to the new spirit of revival in art!

(94) It has just invited audience sponsorship for this season's revival of the Shostakovich opera Lady Macbeth of Mtensk.

(95) Finance ministers claimed that all the conditions for economic revival were already in place.

(96) President Fidel Ramos welcomed the accord as a step towards restoring political stability to the country, a precondition for economic revival.

(97) Councillors have also turned their attention to the Skerne and are busy working on a riverside revival project.

(98) Continental Protestants who did not use the terms of revival and were generally more passive reworked their Pietism to fit the moment.

(99) Mr Prescott said his priority would be to lead a revival in Labour's organisation, membership and finances.

(100) Revival under Law, 1911-1914 Few contemporaries would have expected Balfour's retirement to lead to a Unionist recovery.

(101) After the flat-chested 60s and seventies, bosoms are now experiencing a revival.

(102) As a consequence, greater emphasis has been placed upon encouraging locally-based regeneration, and especially upon a revival of small firms.

(103) Hopefully, the new marketplace will spark a neighborhood economic revival.

(104) But the retail revival will continue only for those companies that can deal with unprecedentedly fierce competition.

(105) Darwin challenged this approach with his revival of the materialistic alternative.

(106) Without this revival before 1914 it is difficult to see how the parry could have survived the ten turbulent years that followed.

(107) Some of its leaders fear a revival of left-wing parties waving the banner of social justice.

(108) Moreover, national economic revival and the economic revitalization of distressed cities were not necessarily compatible.

(109) Revival is all talk LET'S be honest about it, the great Kendall revival is not going to happen.

(110) Strangely, she wasn't so upset by the revival of a strong physical attraction.

(111) Clinton hailed the economic revival that has taken place in New Hampshire during his presidency.

(112) This was based on a revival of Plato's ideas and so is called Neoplatonism.

(113) The revival in the island's economy has come about because of radical reforms introduced over the past three years.

(114) Durham had undercut the entire theological rationale for the revival.

(115) No doubt both men, as supporters of the Gothic Revival, expected Scott to adhere to his stated principles.

(116) The force of the disconnection had certainly lessened the chances of a swift revival of all physical functions.

(117) Pass revival: Langbaurgh Council is set to reintroduce a concessionary fares scheme for pensioners and the disabled from July 1.

(118) Finance ministers claim that all the conditions for an economic revival are in place.

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(119) HIGH-RIDING Swansea swept into an eighth minute lead against a Chester side looking to continue their recent revival.

(120) A fine revival of a highly original piece of music theatre.