The reinvigorated buzz around thin-client technology has caused a scramble to address the market in innovative ways.
During the 1990s, when the city's population declined more than 10 percent, Bosnians reinvigorated neighborhoods around Bevo Mill, an earlier locus of German immigrants.
It was as a man of faith that, both personally and publicly, John Paul II most impressed, and it was that faith, not any social agenda, that powerfully reinvigorated Catholicism around the world.
The announcement marked an extraordinary turn in the case, which has led to civil unrest in the city and reinvigorated discussions around poverty, discrimination and injustice suffered by African Americans across the United States.
New partnerships were formed, and others were reinvigorated, all around the common objectives of saving childrens lives, assisting mothers and families, getting children into school and helping them stay there, combating such diseases as HIV/AIDS and malaria, and reducing hunger and poverty.
His commitment to the issues of substance abuse and hepatitis C has reinvigorated the debate around these vital concerns.
In fact, it's little more than an extension of a concept that has been around for a while, but has been reinvigorated recently as the hype around Apple swirls: That tablet computers are a niche product.
David Tidmarsh, the vice-chancellor of Anglia Ruskin, which has campuses in Cambridge and Chelmsford, said: "It is our vision to create a self-sustaining university campus for the city around which a reinvigorated business infrastructure can thrive".
The murder of Mariana on 29 October received cursory media coverage, yet it is only as further details have emerged that the killing has reinvigorated the long-running debate around prostitution and, specifically, prompted fresh questions over how police approach it.
Though the intern, David Hyde, later admitted to partially staging the encounter, the flurry of press coverage that followed has reinvigorated efforts among interns to organize around the issue.
