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Ms. Schapiro defended the commission's record on Tuesday, telling members of a House Financial Services subcommittee that the agency's enforcement division had been restructured and reinvigorated since she took over in January 2009.

The heated argument about whether the UK should begin air strikes on Islamic State territory in Syria — reinvigorated since the Paris attacks on November 13 — saw Prime Minister David Cameron label opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn a "terrorist sympathizer," and pacifist demonstrators label Cameron a "soon-to-be war criminal". .

The heated argument about whether the UK should begin air strikes on Islamic State territory in Syria — reinvigorated since the Paris attacks on November 13 — saw Cameron label opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn a "terrorist sympathizer," and pacifist demonstrators label Cameron a "soon-to-be war criminal".

The study of clonal complexity and clonal evolution is an old field that has been reinvigorated since the introduction of NGS.

In the PC industry, they add, the most innovative company recently has been the reinvigorated Apple Computer since its cofounder Steven P. Jobs returned and took over in 1997.

Luciano Spalletti has reinvigorated Roma since replacing Rudi García as head coach and a bright start at the Stadio Friuli produced Edin Dzeko's opening goal.

Louis Langrée, who has reinvigorated the festival since he became its music director in 2003, opens the season leading the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra in a Mozart program that touches on several of the composer's favored forms: opera is represented by the Overture to "La Clemenza di Tito" and a group of arias, to be sung by the tenor Lawrence Brownlee.

Nadella has since reinvigorated the company's fortunes with Windows 10, improved tablets, its first laptop and continued investment in cloud computing.

Camelot chief executive Andy Duncan said: "Lotto has enjoyed two years of consecutive growth since we reinvigorated the game in 2013 and has already delivered over £250 million more to good causes than if we had done nothing to change the game.

Camelot's chief executive, Andy Duncan, said: "Lotto has enjoyed two years of consecutive growth since we reinvigorated the game in 2013 and has already delivered over £250m more to good causes than if we had done nothing to change the game.

For the first time since he unknowingly reinvigorated street photography, Doyle is, as he puts it, "having to figure out a way to do a preconceived idea".