Attention to the qualities of things resurrects the old idea of notitia as a primary activity of the soul.

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When Snow arrives, Emilie is dead, and he resurrects her by sticking a syringe through her eyeball to her brain.

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The promotion of army men also resurrects a disturbing memory: During nine years of martial law former President Ferdinand Marcos often gave civilian jobs to military chiefs in exchange for loyalty.

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Not only does Mr French succeed in solving the crime, he resurrects a period that was filled with glitter as well as evil, but was never, as readers will appreciate, known for being dull.

ECONOMIST: Crime in the shadow of the Great Wall

The latest violence resurrects the conflict that erupted in early 1997 in the same area north of the provincial capital Pontianak between Dayaks and Madurese, whose roots lie in the island of Madura off the northeast coast of Java.

CNN: AND THE KILLING GOES ON