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It should be reinvigorated to bring coverage to many millions more.

The Foreign Office is looking at training staff to meet Mr Hague's stipulation that it should be "reinvigorated, reformed and modernised".

Cole, who began to lose his way long before he joined Liverpool last summer, should be reinvigorated under the watchful eye of the 47-year-old Garcia.

But with India's growing economic importance, wariness of the shadow of colonization is waning and a recognition is growing that the country's art heritage should be reinvigorated.

Eric Garcetti, who as president of the Los Angeles City Council is a nonvoting member of the museum's board, said, "There does seem to be a consensus forming that new leadership should be brought in to run the museum, that the board should be reinvigorated and there should be a paring down of the budget".

"It needs to be reinvigorated".

People within and outside the society agree that it needed to be reinvigorated.

Some Republicans say the party has been in power so long that it needs to be reinvigorated.

Whatever the rights and wrongs of the UK's Plan A and Plan B, it should be obvious that we need more than hope and excuses to reinvigorate ourselves.

It's not all about gongs and honours, true, but Chipperfield's reinvigorated modernism, though not as widespread in the UK as it should be, is inspiring a generation of younger architects.

"It was begging to be reinvigorated.