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

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

Fabio Capello has had a notably invigorating effect on a Russian team who looked old and tired last summer, albeit here Denis Glushakov and Roman Shirokov were increasingly called on defensively as Brazil settled, drawing high-pitched squeals from their own fans as Dani Alves and Oscar combined well on the right.

But she did seem to have an invigorating effect on his productivity.

Three weeks of Ives had an invigorating effect on the Philharmonic.

This is one reason that Levine is stressing new music in Boston: he thinks it will have an invigorating effect on how the orchestra plays and on how the audience listens.

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

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.

In a panel discussion with designers at the Eyes on Design awards presentation at the Detroit auto show on Tuesday afternoon, Dave Marek, design director at Honda R&D Americas, talked about the invigorating effects of a move.

So now we are beginning to hear murmurings about the possible invigorating effects of "just a little inflation".