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It was revived in 1975, first as an arm of student government and then as an independent student organization.
en.wikipedia.org In this world, when a fighter is defeated, they turn into a trophy form, which can be revived by touching the base.
en.wikipedia.org He tries to revive feeling in his fingers, but is unsuccessful.
en.wikipedia.org Later in the 1990s, the celebrations were revived.
en.wikipedia.org Local schools have taken action to revive wildlife on the island.
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