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It touts the exfoliating and invigorating effect of its waters, as well as its spa services and restaurant and the expansion under way.

In that demanding medium, he explored and resolved new artistic problems, and his paintings of the next few years, such as Breezing Up (A Fair Wind) (1873 76), reflect the invigorating effect of watercolour.

"Bill Walsh has had more of an invigorating effect on campus than the president," said June E.

The constant hum of infrastructure projects has had an invigorating effect on the community, providing much-needed jobs for locals and a steady stream of eco-visitors looking to learn from the island's achievements.

This is another aspect of Suárez's net effect: he clearly has had a hugely invigorating effect on Henderson, who played superbly again.

Questions about her husband have a notably invigorating effect on her.

It has an invigorating effect, shaking us out of our daily complacency and generally making us feel more alive.

But the invigorating effect of her exhibition argues for the opposite of retirement.

Defenders of the doctrine insist, on the contrary, that belief in heaven has a morally invigorating effect, endowing life with meaning and direction and inspiring deeds of heroic self-sacrifice.

Bloody marys, conversely, have an almost invigorating effect.

For Piedmont, the Howard treatment has had an invigorating effect.