It isn't just country homes that can be rejuvenated this way.
The concept behind the Festspielhaus was to rejuvenate this city of 50,000 as a cultural destination.
Washington appeared rejuvenated this season, ready to replace the retired Michael Johnson as the world's best quarter-miler.
Sun and a small group of veterans were stimulated by the patriotic upsurge of 1919 to rejuvenate this political tradition, as well as to revive the Nationalist Party name.
"The new format is intended to rejuvenate this competition and also assist the development of the very best young players in English football," said Harvey.
The complex is the ambitious anchor for a larger, block-by-block program to rejuvenate this neighborhood of wooden ranch houses, bungalows and shotgun houses that was once home to the city's affluent black community.
Earlier in the week the EFL chief executive, Shaun Harvey, said: "The new format is intended to rejuvenate this competition and also assist the development of the very best young players in English football.
With cameras rolling, flags waving and fighter jets streaking through the sky, thousands of people here today celebrated the birth of the African Union, a new regional group that hopes to rejuvenate this impoverished continent.
Starting this season, it's a group-stage tournament, with Premier League academy sides invited to take part – sold by the Football League as an effort to "rejuvenate this competition and assist the development of the very best young players in the country".
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