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Deakin has had a hand in reinvigorating that tradition in England, along with colleagues.

And the new debate is a means of reawakening and reinvigorating that old debate on the basic proposition of whether there should be capital punishment in the United States.

"In the 1990s, the Commerce Department had an extremely prominent role in developing what we think of as Internet policy, and we are reinvigorating that historical role," said Marc Berejka, a senior policy adviser there.

Some advocates for NSA reform in Congress, including Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore)., praised Obama's speech for reinvigorating that debate, even though it fell short of their wish list in other respects.

Most agree that the report was instrumental in reinvigorating a program that was years behind schedule and billions of dollars over budget.

In introducing webOS to televisions, LG are reinvigorating a brand that still holds considerable cache with technology enthusiasts.

Mr. Bush separately unveiled a book outlining ideas for reinvigorating an economy that has sputtered along under his successor.

The driving force behind the metamorphosis has clearly been Father Harrington, who is widely credited with reinvigorating a university that appeared adrift when he took over.

The bill is being delayed as Mr. de la Rua struggles to show progress in reinvigorating an economy that has been in recession for two years.

Both mass-market stores like Forever 21 and Target and expensive designers like Elie Tahari are deciding the fattening of America is a big business opportunity, and are reinvigorating a market that had faltered during the recession.

Banks, best known for her role in the Hunger Games films and as the voice of hero Wyldstyle in The Lego Movie, would be in charge of reinvigorating a franchise that suffered in the wake of lukewarm reviews and middling box office for 2003's Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle.