| revive economy | 22.25 | The government is trying to revive the economy. | ||
| revive talk | 10.34 | As diplomats struggled to revive peace talks. | ||
| revive interest | 5.07 | Nothing revives interest in the press like a good war. | ||
| revive negotiation | 4.21 | Talks are underway to revive the negotiations. | ||
| revive concern | 4.08 | That revived some concern that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates. | ||
| revive career | 4.02 | Might be able to revive career. | ||
| revive fear | 3.75 | Drug allegations revive fears of conspiracy. | ||
| revive memory | 3.09 | Why would anybody want to revive memories like that? | ||
| revive plan | 2.83 | The plan could be revived later. | ||
| revive effort | 2.50 | The Bush administration should consider reviving that effort. | ||
| revive issue | 2.50 | King revived the issue Friday. | ||
| revive debate | 2.44 | Or would an old debate be revived? | ||
| revive hope | 2.30 | A search helicopter revived his hopes. | ||
| revive project | 2.30 | The project was revived after two years of delay. | ||
| revive growth | 2.24 | And economic growth has been revived. | ||
| revive idea | 2.11 | Why then has the idea been revived? | ||
| revive sale | 1.84 | To help revive sales, Kmart is also expanding into new markets. | ||
| revive proposal | 1.78 | Arabs to revive proposal for upgrading Palestinian status at U.N. | ||
| revive spirit | 1.71 | Our spirits were revived by his enthusiasm. | ||
| revive program | 1.65 | Reviving a program mattered. |