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A trip to its sentimental countryside, all mustard yellow fields and lazy windmills, is as revitalising as a holiday in Provence, even if your run-ins with the locals are likely to be bloodier.
Their successors continue to fine-tune the machine: Scott Stewart, the group's chairman since 1999, has increased its operating budget from $250,000 a year to $1.4m.These young people are changing the party as well as revitalising it.
It will be a big missed opportunity if the plans do not create more vibrant places, with facilities for elderly people, jobs for the young, and new ways of enticing visitors.As well as revitalising devastated Tohoku, this public spending should benefit the whole economy in 2012.
They saw the Games as revitalising traditional English social life, and they countered opposition from the critics of such events, who complained of "drunken behaviour and sexual licence", by stressing the "peaceful and well-behaved" nature of the occasion, and even praising the Games as "a gesture of loyalty to the king".
Director on Resident Evil and its brilliant "REmake", as well as being responsible for revitalising the series with Resident Evil 4, he knows what makes a survival horror game work.
Ivory Coast, as ever, will fancy staying a long time, as will Cameroon, revitalised after a disastrous World Cup.
The area is now an industrial powerhouse – something the coalition sees as crucial to revitalising Britain.
Privatisations of ailing state companies are seen as crucial to revitalising an economy whose debt load is projected to hit 185% of GDP by the end of the year, despite two troika bailouts, and to lowering an unemployment rate that is now the highest in the eurozone at 27%.
Feelings of volunteerism and community within the group were experienced as reinforcing and revitalising.
London's neighbourhoods can be revitalised, as are other European cities, to higher densities without the visual bruising of point blocks.
Many fans now consider Craig's portrayal of the suave spy as having revitalised the Bond series.
