Classical (ditto jazz) is a fascinating niche industry annually pronounced dead but more alive than ever.
With the economy booming and tech spending once more alive and well, the CIO job is fun again.
Europe's banks may have shown that they are more alive than dead, but their recovery is far from assured.
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Yet her troupe of followers, young and old, could hardly seem more alive.
The promise made by the Chilean government to improve the quality of state administration is more alive than ever.
Instead they said he was worth more alive than dead because of his ongoing work helping youths to avoid gangs.
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The bewigged officers and ragged sailors add a theatrical element and will help bring the voyage more alive to younger viewers.
The rest are about how women can take charge of their own careers and push forward at a time when gender bias is more alive and well than most of us may want to admit.
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"It is important having more people live in the city centre, that's what will bring the city centre more alive especially in the evening times where all of us feel that it empties too quickly and it will provide trade for restaurants and cafes in the evening as well as lunchtime, " added Mr Graham.
For every 100 patients who chose monitoring, 11 more were alive at the five-year mark compared to the surgery group.
Four days after a devastating earthquake struck the Indian state of Gujarat, hope is fading of finding many more people alive in the rubble.
As technological progress allows the exchange of goods and ideas over longer distances and among larger groups of trading partners, other people become more valuable alive than dead.
Amidst all the chaos and depressing scenes, there was some jubilation when a rescue team leader announced that they had found more people alive in a particular pocket inside the rubble.
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International has decided that some of its funeral homes are worth more dead than alive.
Sad, but true: Some automakers may be worth more dead than alive.
Al-Megrahi is still alive more than a year after his release, and the story has continued to overshadow relations between Britain and Libya.
Because negotiators are business people and business people operate in a world where other people are more valuable to us alive than dead.
They were no longer forced to quickly agree where to move to or what to hunt to keep the tribe alive one more day.
The most likely outcome is that the banking system of the eurozone would become significantly more nationalised, kept alive on the drip of exceptional central bank credit.
Even if Jobs were alive, more than likely he would not have been able to overcome the obstacles that come along with being in the fourth stage of change.
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And proving ownership by document can be difficult, particularly as the looting was done during times of war, when staying alive was more important than saving documents on art ownership.
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Down in Chiapas, where pesos are few, reasons for celebration fewer and bail-outs for those who lack either fewer still, humankind has had to worry about something more basic: staying alive.
He identified 26 new species of bird, more than anyone else now alive, and 38 species of orchid.
More recently, Bikes Alive has organised controversial cycling go-slows around Kings Cross.
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