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1. Palestinians have named a collective leadership comprised mainly of veteran moderates from Arafat's circle, reviving world hopes of a return to peacemaking.

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2. It is widely expected that closer economic cooperation will continue to develop, possibly reviving Taiwan's strong economic growth trend prior to 2001.

3. Top global automakers will showcase new models in China's commercial center of Shanghai this week in hopes of reviving languishing domestic sales.

4. Reviving the economy with aggressive interest rate cuts and controlling inflation at the same time could prove to be a major challenge to US policymakers.

5. Reviving that and other border protection agencies should cost $ 150 million, the report said.

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6. But there has been no visible progress toward reviving a moribund peace process on which Obama has staked Washington's credibility and his own.

7. While media interest in reviving the band that once epitomized female empowerment is high, it has also been met with considerable cynicism.

8. It also said that the rising water levels were also reviving old landslide fissures as the soil around the dam became more saturated and unsettled.

9. Reviving the stalled talks has taken on greater urgency since North Korea's explosive but unconfirmed declaration last week that it has become a nuclear power.

10. He said he had " constructive " talks with International Atomic Energy Agency director Mohamed ElBaradei on ways of reviving talks with Western powers.

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