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Perhaps the Supreme Court might try to resurrect Taney’s Dred Scott opinion and declare the memo and the statute unconstitutional.

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Mr. Wan, who directs neither narrative but has his fingerprints all over both, doesn’t get enough credit for having resurrected, resuscitated and rejuvenated the horror flick.

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Driven by a desire to escape screens and reclaim a sense of control, they are resurrecting digital cameras, flip phones and CDs.

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Questioning the Corporation's policy of resurrecting old sitcoms, she said: "Why are they doing this sort of thing, they must be desperate."

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European and Arab countries, led by France and Saudi Arabia, had spent the summer trying to resurrect the diplomatic track, appalled by Israel's conduct on the ground.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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