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So the Packers took their chances that the torrid offense that powered their title run would reignite with fresh legs and familiar faces after a very long layoff.

Judging by responses to last week's announcement of the five shortlisted artists' proposals - ranging from Mark Wallinger's heroic White Horse to Richard Deacon's cerebral metal polyhedrons - the public art in public spaces debate will reignite with an entirely welcome intensity.

Further, we watch in sadness as Middle East revolutions we thought were over reignite with more devastation than before.

It's palpable to witness the children's eyes reignite with wonder and delight, happy to be whisked away from their difficult place.

Europa partners: The war in eastern Ukraine is reigniting with great ferocity.

"I'm a chef who's trained in photography, which I'm currently reigniting with a new portfolio.

The battle over a proposed megamall, dormant in the first few months after the terror attacks, has reignited with more fury than before.

The row over the honours system being used to reward Conservative Party 'cronies' is set to be reignited with the revelation that almost 30 Tory Party members or supporters have received awards.

It is one of those childhood desires that subsides as the years go by, but yesterday the flame was reignited with the news that the first British astronaut since 2004 will visit the International Space Station.

As for the violence, after a brief lull during the campaign, it has reignited, with scores of people being killed in massacres in the countryside and bomb attacks in Algiers.The new government is dominated by old faces.

But with the Hummer's most ardent celebrity fan, Arnold Schwarzenegger (he owns seven), elected governor last year, just in time for a large-scale H2 promotional campaign, the car-culture wars have been reignited with a vengeance.