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Freese's homer kept the momentum going for the Cardinals, who were invigorated a half-inning earlier by a spectacular defensive play by Albert Pujols.
But whatever its merits or prospects, it has at least invigorated a "peace process" under which kidnappings and massacres continue, in spite of a nominal ceasefire.
The line, in disarray three months ago, has been rejuvenated under Tice's tutelage, and its cohesiveness has invigorated a newly robust running game.
"The consumer has been a bit resilient and was invigorated a little bit by this dynamic rally we've had in the stock market".
They scored four consecutive touchdowns in the fourth quarter, on the road, overcoming a biting cold, self-destructive penalties and surging emotion that invigorated a weaker opponent.
The referendum invigorated a lot of people to vote yes, and if they could be held on to, Drew has a very good chance".
Perhaps his biggest achievement to date has been to have invigorated a discipline that for so many years in this country has been wholly overlooked.
As more skins entered the country and began to bear brand-name labels, python's sudden popularity invigorated a long-running debate among scientists about the species' sustainability.
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