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Mr. Oz considered his role in bringing a newfound vitality and literary élan to the Hebrew language to be one of his most important achievements.

A Miami-based medical cloud-service company called CareCloud is bringing a newfound respect to the medical field startup world, with more than $45 million valuation.

Alan Mulally left the aircraft maker Boeing to instill fresh thinking at Ford, and Sergio Marchionne, the Italian-Canadian head of Fiat, has brought a newfound discipline to Chrysler.

After losing three straight, including a devastating 2-1 loSundaydat at Boston, the Rangers brought a newfound looseness into their fifth meeting of the season with their metropolitan rivals.

In terms of East Haven, a greenway could also bring a newfound appreciation for areas like the Farm River, which divides East Haven and Branford but has been concealed behind hedges and fences for years.

"Sampling has brought a newfound respect for old records in general," said Mr. Goldings, 34, leader of an organ trio under his name that's one of the most creative in jazz.

With his early study of English, French and Russian fiction, he introduced the novel and short story to Arabic letters and brought a newfound sense of realism, particularly in his masterpiece, the three-volume "Cairo Trilogy," which was published in the 1950s.

Overall, the spotlight managed to bring a newfound interest in the company's offerings amongst young members of the audience through the weekend.

But the rise of the technologies that enable Zynga also brought a newfound ability to quantify the success of a game, for better and worse.

None of that's really all that different for the line, but the Pro does bring a newfound focus on camera features, in an attempt to offer bundle an Android smartphone and GoPro-style action cam.

Poverty has brought a newfound modesty and indecision to Gotham's citizens.