It missed its fundraising targets by a mile, and its funders, battered by the recession, are cutting their losses.Mr Rove has no new ideas for the Republicans, although he does engage in some Kremlinology when he suggests that the Republican candidate-training group GOPAC "needs to be revitalized or its original mission taken up by a fresh group".
Thus the CCP revitalized itself.
Joachim revitalized every aspect of medieval millennialism.
A revitalized Athens, supported by Persia, created a balance of power in Greece, and eventually Artaxerxes was able to step in, at the Greeks' request, and dictate the so-called King's Peace of 387 386 bc.
Before the year 1000, contacts with rich Byzantine and Islamic areas in the Levant had revitalized the mercantile power in Venice, which grew wealthy from its command of the profitable route to the Holy Land during the Crusades.
They fostered local handicraft production and revitalized the Red Sea route from India to the Mediterranean.
He pioneered the enclosed suburban shopping mall in the 1950s, created the planned community of Columbia in the '60s, revitalized inner-city districts with retail-and-office complexes called festival marketplaces in the '70s and '80s, and financed low-income housing in the '80s and '90s.
Sādāt linked his peace initiative to the task of economic reconstruction, and proclaimed an open-door policy (Arabic: infitāḥ), hoping that a liberalized Egyptian economy would be revitalized by the inflow of Western and Arab capital.
These measures revitalized the Belgian economy, although it declined again after the onset of the Great Depression in 1929.
Arnault was known in Europe as the man who revitalized French couture in 1995 by appointing British fashion designer John Galliano to replace the venerable Hubert de Givenchy at the latter's Paris fashion house.
The New York Dolls, American band whose raw brand of glam rock revitalized the New York City underground music scene in the 1970s, foreshadowing punk rock by half a decade.
