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So it would be pointless to "relaunch" him as though Corbyn were some kind of product, but there is every point in getting more people to hear and see him, along with many of the impressive, new members of the shadow cabinet.

Unlike his labelmates Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck and Duke Ellington, however, Monk lacked even the semblance of a careerist impulse and, despite the efforts of Columbia's art department to relaunch him as a countercultural figure in the late 60s, he failed to live up to their hopes of significant commercial success.

Berlusconi loyalists were expected to stay with him under the relaunched Forza Italia party name.

Shortly before the Convention, I can see him relaunching his economic plan, highlighting some specifics and rebranding it as, say, a ten-point jobs proposal, rather than a fifty-nine-point grab bag.

To his friend Dioh Williams, who's helping him relaunch the new and improved Liberty Bell, what Weedman ultimately represents beneath the sweaty shirt and the dank gem swinging from his neck is "freedom".

When he reached a phone, Norton told him that the magazine was being relaunched and would be given to Jakobsson to edit.

In 1964, the paper, now owned by the Mirror Group, was relaunched as the Sun, and Goodman began his association with Cudlipp, who brought him back to the Daily Mirror in 1969 as industrial editor when Rupert Murdoch bought the Sun from IPC.

His latest slump saw him fall from sixth in the world to the fringes of the top 100 before he relaunched his career in stunning style with his maiden PGA Tour win at The Memorial three weeks ago.

In June of 1997, they finally relaunched.

It relaunched his stalling career.

Perhaps this Giro has relaunched Italian cycling".