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But the awarding of the prize to an Iranian who advocates reform has revitalized hope among Iranians who want change.

Then came the announcement that the Russian tycoon Mikhail D. Prokhorov would become the team's principal owner, giving the Nets revitalized hope for the new arena in Brooklyn and deep pockets to lure free agents.

"The Green Climate Fund has revitalized hope for countries like Vietnam that they can meet their Paris agreement targets — embracing the green energy revolution, but also helping their citizens to adapt to climate change," Ms. Kirsch-Wood said.

The identification of human broadly neutralizing antibodies (bnAbs) targeting the hemagglutinin (HA) stem revitalized hopes of developing a universal influenza vaccine.

On the other hand, the Berlin patient provided the proof of concept of a potential cure for HIV using HIV-resistant hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs), revitalizing the hope to find an HIV cure that is broadly applicable.

The dedication to cremate trophies with an estimated worth of nearly one billion U.S. Dollars, not only revitalizes global hope to protect African wildlife for future generations but finally gives fire the chance to unleash its wrath in a positive light.

It can also, I hope, revitalize our faith in government.

The Celtics, needing the game to help keep their revitalized playoff hopes alive, survived.

Some hotel executives spend money to revitalize a hotel hoping to attract new customers.

The city is now working to revitalize its abatements, hoping to simplify the application process and spur development only in parts of town still needing the boost.

Fast paced and compellingly written, the book provides an insider's look at the new tactics that many hope will revitalize the struggle for workers' rights in America.