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"Sophisticated Lady," from her appealing new album, "Moodring" (A&M/Interscope), was an invigorating dose of early-80's funk.

DOMINICA -- Adventurers who like to shake off the morning dives' nitrogen-induced lethargy with an invigorating dose of adventure sports head for Dominica.

But we'd do well to remember that these are the same people who confidently predicted back in 2010 that Greece would rapidly return to growth after taking an invigorating dose of their carefully distilled austerity medicine.

The museum gives the art form an invigorating dose of cultural perspective and context: Past exhibits have examined the role of women and African-Americans in comics and explored the power of political cartoons.

Ange Postecoglou has shown an invigorating lack of sentimentality in cutting the golden generation loose.

But they will have snuffed out an invigorating source of criticism in a cosy world.

As an invigorating reminder of the usefulness of the rule of law, Holder's statement is all for the good.

The task force is staffed by bright people, an invigorating mix of young go-getters and experienced hands.

Mr. McGegan spurred his charges to an invigorating performance of the work, which reflects the influence of Turkish janissary bands.

Life as a Cambridge college porter is an invigorating melange of the mad and the mundane.

That show regularly paints divorce as an invigorating process of renewal — sort of like a spa weekend but with lawyers where the masseuses should be.