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They arrived ranked and seeded No. 1 and No. 2, giving the United States hope of rejuvenating, at least temporarily, its once-proud reputation at Roland Garros -- a reputation forged largely by the seven-time champion Chris Evert and her primary rival, Martina Navratilova, in the 1970s and 1980s.

〈∴,δ〉: sequential rejuvenations, with consecutive nodes being rejuvenated at instants separated by δ, and with Δ=n×δ.

NASA is becoming increasingly optimistic that the failing Hubble Space Telescope can be revived and rejuvenated at the hands of a robot rescuer.

This was his second loss in three fights since losing his WBO lightweight title to the estimable Terence Crawford in March last year but he looks rejuvenated at last, certainly sharper than in his marking-time points win over Alexandre Lepelley in Leeds last November.

So, relax and rejuvenate at half the price for manicures, to facials, scrubs, peels, wraps and massages.

There is a rejuvenating element at work, especially during the monologues.

The Escape's reworking was closer to a rejuvenating weekend at the spa than to a "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" transformation.

He is a skilled alchemist who can mix a potion from almost any combination of plants, and his resourcefulness in turning an animal's carcass into a life-giving morsel is unparalleled (press "Up" to pop a life-giving steak or a rejuvenating beer at any point mid-battle).

It has already announced a $7 billion sale of assets to Apache, an oil and gas company good at rejuvenating fields that are past their peak production.

In his spare time, he got involved in a joint project with a well-known Belgrade sexologist aimed at rejuvenating the sperm of infertile men.

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