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There's an informality and intimacy to these interviews, and the portrait comes sugar-coated a sugar-coated af love, sonmingly designed to re-ignite interest in his father's work and enhance his labour.

Chu, also co-founder of nonprofit grantmaker the Social Alpha Foundation, added: "It's no secret that ETC technical development lags behind many other protocols, but perhaps the price move may re-ignite interest beyond token speculation into real long-term project growth". ETC lags behind in technical terms, according to the experts.

The tournament's founder, Gustavo Bilbao, hoped the tournament would re-ignite interest in the century old game in the United States.

Finding someone who wants to run the organization, establishing a long-term economic support plan and re-igniting interest, might be harder.

Curators say that it is already re-igniting interest in the woman that one modern commentator has called the Madonna of her generation.

The Oculus Rift headset has re-ignited interest in VR, so much so that Luckey's company was bought by Facebook for $2bn in 2014.

This seminal paper re-ignited interest in 'suppressor' cells by demonstrating that a small CD4+CD25+ T-cell population had regulatory activity.

Within the last few years, Prada and Gucci re-ignited interest in briefcases, offering light, sleek, handled cases in black leather with a slight luster.

The BBC chief will look at how the rise of formatted documentaries such as Faking It and theatrical releases including Super Size Me is influencing a new generation of film-makers and re-igniting interest in the genre.

After a quiet few weeks, she re-ignited interest on Monday when she sent out a fundraising mail shot in South Carolina, one of the key states in the battle for the Republican nomination.

Recent publications have re-ignited interest in the approach to modeling used to generate achievement measures for large scale assessments such as NAEP and PISA.