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Instead, Harlem has been presenting itself as a reinvigorated version of itself, specifically highlighting the period of the Harlem Renaissance when great black cultural figures came to the fore.

Ms. Garber describes the way artists like Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn were reinvigorated by the ballet version of this story.

Actually, 3M has reinvigorated itself of late.

He had reinvigorated one of the country's great football clubs, AC Milan.

It also reinvigorated questions of whether the region is really worth fighting over.

Mr. Summers's withdrawal quickly reinvigorated supporters of Ms. Yellen, the Fed's vice chairwoman since 2010.

Basquiat was a superb artist who reinvigorated traditions of New York School painting.

"It's affecting the perception of the village," said Jeff Rosenberg, the president of a recently reinvigorated chamber of commerce.

The heightened scrutiny of the Texas grid has reinvigorated longtime skeptics of electricity deregulation.

The revival of learning during the Renaissance reinvigorated the study of plants and their classification.

The world premiere will take place on 5 July 2015, at the Royal Albert Hall, London, with Townshend hoping this version of Quadrophenia will help "reinvigorate" classical audiences, "[bringing] people who might not otherwise go to see a symphony orchestra perform without lights and fireworks and a movie screen".