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Last year Nigeria’s parliament reported that over the previous decade the state had spent a staggering $25bn trying and failing to fix the moribund facilities.

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His last coaching job was at Nevada Las Vegas, where he temporarily revived a moribund program.

The collective, known as the West Coast Get Down, helped revive the formerly moribund L.A. jazz scene and created a pipeline of young talent.

And when the veteran Rams receiver returned to the lineup Thursday night after a four-game absence, the recently moribund offense anticipated a welcome jolt.

The Biden administration, including Harris as vice president, promised to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in moribund coal towns.

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