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JobScout is part of the state's larger digital literacy effort, iCalifornia, which aims "to promote and foster digital literacy and digital citizenship" in California and, in turn, help to energize local economies, boost innovation, competitiveness and improve the overall quality of life for residents by giving them the tools, skills and education they need to find jobs (and keep them).

The newcomer Andy Williams and the rookie Damani Ralph also helped to energize the team.

The thriving new media, organized on the American model, helped to energize the public sphere.

Here's where the left has unwittingly helped to energize the conservative movement.

Both camps say the sharp differences between the major presidential candidates this year are helping to energize supporters.

He had spent the previous two decades in Paris, photographing the beau monde and helping to energize the Surrealist movement.

And he remains defiantly proud of his candidacy, convinced that it has helped to energize progressive liberals disenchanted with the two major "corporate-dominated" political parties.

Nicknamed the Robin Hood tax, the proposal has been heralded as a novel approach for redistributing at least a small portion of the profits amassed by wealthy investors, a disparity that helped to energize the Occupy Wall Street movement.

But coming off major Republican gains last fall and with the Tea Party movement helping to energize the party at the grass-roots level, the entrepreneurial spirit of Republican activists in early-voting states is alive and they are going to great lengths to try to kick-start the race.

Dubbed fashion's bad boy for his flamboyant and provocative style, Mr. Galliano had helped to energize Dior since he joined in 1996 as creative director, increasing sales and making it one of the jewels of the LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton luxury empire, run by the billionaire Bernard Arnault.