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As a result, Williams has rediscovered some of the bounce in his step.

The wide positions are among the most competitive: Chris Ashton's return underlines the coach's love of a natural-born finisher; Jack Nowell's up-and-at-'em workaholism should make him equally appealing, given all the talk about blood, sweat and attitude; Marland Yarde has rediscovered some momentum and seen his valuation rise as a result.

For the dour Prince of the late '90s this might have been a suffocating setup, but in recent years — from 2004's flexible "Musicology" to his sly performance at the 2007 Super Bowl — he has rediscovered some electricity and vigor of his early years.

Chris Tremlett showed the England selectors he has rediscovered some of his old fire as Surrey were set 267 to beat Gloucestershire at The Oval.

Hodgson will now be even more keen for Hart to show he has rediscovered some of that lost confidence during what could be a busy 90 minutes against Germany.

Spurs ran up against a Fulham team who had rediscovered some of the edge that they will need if they are to survive in the Premier League under Meulensteen.

No matter that he had pitched so well through five sterling innings or that he had rediscovered some of his best stuff.

After the lack of fluidity of their previous two performances, City took little time to show they had rediscovered some of their attacking bite.

"The field has rediscovered itself.

EIGHT HUNDRED years after Marco Polo, Europe has rediscovered China.

"Peru has rediscovered its food heritage," Alex told me.