Examples of resurrect

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At no time, however, were the economy and rates resurrected in local elections.
Comedy, for instance, has always been given to resurrecting the dead.
Of course, the stress factor is then resurrected and the whole matter is discharged without further ado.
Interspecific interactions in phytophagous insects: competition reexamined and resurrected.
To sum up these narratives: a forgotten early music is resurrected in recent times and gradually polished up to achieve a historically informed performance practice.
One might even say that he has been resurrected as an afflicted, but by no means terminal, exemplar of capitalist civilization.
Exactly when, where, how and if it would be resurrected was extremely vague.
Identity of the dying and resurrected body is necessary to make sense of the empty tomb.
Reformation politics powerfully resurrected the view that the religious identity of a people must be considered a function of their ruler's confessional conviction.
The new ways have resurrected old scourges of history: overspecialization and\\or gullibility.
Notions that seemed buried forever have suddenly been resurrected.
The medieval troubadours were not resurrected in the nineteenth century, as is sometimes believed.
At one point in the novel he is literally buried alive and then resurrected from the grave.
He further resurrects the long-discredited claim that language acquisition consists of frequency-based abstraction of regularities from input.
In virtue of what does a resurrected person have the same first-person perspective as a certain earthly person who was born in, say, 1800 ?
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