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Ms. Krauss sounded tested and invigorated on that album, but some of that's worn off in the time since.

So, despite a promisingly funky EP last autumn, it's still a welcome surprise to hear them sounding fresh and invigorated on their seventh album.

He performed most of "Thank Me Later" but was just as invigorated on the miscellany: the Internet hit "9 A.M. in Dallas," his verse from the new Lil Wayne single "Right Above It".

What we said: "Despite a promisingly funky EP last autumn, it's still a welcome surprise to hear them sounding fresh and invigorated on their seventh album", wrote Ally Carnwath, in the Observer.

Turf fields planned for the roof of Garage A will not exactly invigorate on a sweltering August day when visiting sport utility vehicles are belching fumes.

The large increase in biodefence funding in America has invigorated research on pathogens such as anthrax that might be turned into weapons by terrorists.

In the same ways that the riot galvanized blacks and allowed them and other ethnic groups to put black leadership in place in LA, it also invigorated whites on a state level.

The group has been invigorated by attacks on women's rights in the United States, and by Pussy Riot.

REUTERS   The Return of Neuberger Berman  |  After being dragged down in the collapse of Lehman Brothers, Neuberger Berman is "freshly invigorated and focused on the essentials in the way disaster survivors tend to be," Barron's writes in its cover story.

Some of the network's prominent conservative hosts seem invigorated about being back on offense; Sean Hannity, one of television's foremost voices of opposition to Mr. Obama, introduced a "liberal translator" on his prime-time program last week.

Even when it started to rain it fell as a light, sun-speckled afternoon shower that simply served to refresh and invigorate me on the final leg of the epic 12km, 1,190m descent.