As Sergei Bulgakov wrote in 1909, "Russia cannot renew itself without renewing, among other things, its intelligentsia".
And the cycle was renewed: among writers, he seemed like a farmer, and among farmers he seemed like a writer.
But lost on a generation of good ol' boys and fist-pumping frat brothers has been "Song of the South's" central theme: Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal and the fealty to the Democratic Party it renewed among rural, primarily white southerners.
Another, smaller hope is the willingness of individuals, Israelis and Palestinians, to renew dialogue among themselves.
Hay House is hosting regular family reunions, helping to renew ties among the relatives.
Some economists said the January figures could renew concern among investors about Britain's finances after much of their attention was focused on Greece this year.
Any perception that Mr. Obama or his supporters were trying to tear down Ms. Palin could renew anger among supporters of Mrs. Clinton.
WASHINGTON — Four months after announcing troop reductions in Iraq, President Bush is now sending signals that the cuts may not continue past this summer, a development likely to infuriate Democrats and renew concerns among military planners about strains on the force.
With 175 turbines, the London Array is capable of powering two-thirds of the homes in its home county of Kent and the government hopes it will renew interest among international investors in Britain's green economy.
The retrieved thesis nevertheless helped renew intellectual ferment among game-theorists, recalls Peyton Young, now at Oxford University.
