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Deakin has had a hand in reinvigorating that tradition in England, along with colleagues.

Nikolay Korchunov, Russia's deputy ambassador to NATO, said Thursday that Russia was "interested in reinvigorating" the treaty.

Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi are all landlocked, with growing economies, and interested in reinvigorating the East African Community.

"I'm looking for partners who share the same world view about work," Mr. Rowe said in a phone interview, particularly in "reinvigorating the trades".

He has been studiously reasonable in the row over bankers and their bonuses (though less successful, so far, in reinvigorating reform of the public services).

Mr. Hassan was appointed in April, a move analysts cheered because of his effectiveness in reinvigorating Pharmacia, where he had been the chief executive.

Since the Strokes burst onto the scene in 2001, reinvigorating rock 'n' roll with an injection of garage rawness, they've spawned as many imitators of their style as of their sound.

The film was shot on a budget of £3 million and earned $33 million at the box office upon release in May 1975, reinvigorating Sellers's career as an A-list film star and restoring his millionaire status.

Banks, best known for her role in the Hunger Games films and as the voice of hero Wyldstyle in The Lego Movie, would be in charge of reinvigorating a franchise that suffered in the wake of lukewarm reviews and middling box office for 2003's Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle.

"It's reinvigorating in a special way to see things in their original context," Miller says.

But as we see in Libya today, the United Nations and other international alliances are indispensable in providing legitimacy and reinvigorating American partnerships in times of crisis.