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Ronnie Moore has brought in Akpo Sodje and Ryan Lowe in an attempt to reinvigorate that toothless attack but Rovers are unlikely to be prominent frontrunners this time around.

As part of its attempts to increase road safety, the agency reinvigorated a schools safety campaign that had run during the 1970s and 80s before being discontinued.

The gallery is the latest in a series of attempts to reinvigorate seaside towns though art.

"Unfortunately, its recent attempts to reinvigorate its strategy have come too late to enable it to avoid its current difficulties".

Mikhail Gorbachev's attempts to reinvigorate the ailing Soviet system led to its collapse and its abandonment of Cuba.

They won the domestic double in 2005, but this season have been bumping along at the bottom of the Western Division, while Yallop attempts to reinvigorate them.

Promising to reinvigorate New Jersey's fitful attempts to improve its poorest school districts, Gov. James E. McGreevey today appointed a fierce critic of the state education system to a new commission on urban education.

News of the planned eviction comes a day before the movement attempts to reinvigorate itself with a fresh round of action planned in dozens of cities around the world.

Mr. Hua also presided over initial attempts to reinvigorate the state-directed economy, revive the education system and allow urban residents banished to the countryside during Mao's reign to return to their homes.

The creation of the council is a stark reminder of just how far secularisation has progressed in an area that was once called Christendom and is a tacit admission that the Church's recent attempts to reinvigorate Christianity in Europe have not succeeded.

A sinocentric concept of Asian law attempts to reinvigorate concepts from the time of Chinese dominance of East Asia prior to colonization.