As the global democratic revolution has put totalitarianism on the defensive, we have left behind the days of retreat - America is again a vigorous leader of the free world, a nation that acts decisively and firmly in the furtherance of her principles and vital interests.
Churchill again took a vigorous lead in the campaign.
He has supercharged Japan's once-fearsome bureaucracy to make government vigorous again.
Gounod's Faust aspires to be young and vigorous again so that he can have a pretty girl.
Today, the war in Chechnya is over, a reelected Yeltsin appears vigorous again, and the reformers are back in power.
"This is partly based on the belief that fuel prices will come down and economic growth will become quite vigorous again," he said.
And in an Assembly race in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, a young lawyer, Hakeem Jeffries, is once again waging a vigorous challenge against the 21-year Democratic incumbent, Roger L. Green.
After the ANC Youth League emerged in the early 1940s, the ANC itself came to life again under a vigorous president, Albert Luthuli, and three younger men Walter Sisulu, Oliver Tambo, and Nelson Mandela (the latter two briefly had a joint law practice in Johannesburg).
Instead, she was a kind of personal trainer who "took on weak and feeble people, whose bodies had been ruined through overindulgence, and she made them strong and vigorous again through gymnastic exercises and steam baths", according to a summary by the Byzantine anthologist, John of Stobi.
As has already been reported here and elsewhere, he again promised a vigorous campaign schedule for Sen. Barack Obama.
