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This has reinvigorated the electoral process in those places, introducing competitive elections and the rotation of office that was intended by the constitution's authors.

This has reinvigorated investment in the science underpinning such monitoring, as well as the need to convey that science in practical terms to those tasked with EDM implementation.

This has reinvigorated many of the original boneheads and inspired a younger generation to shave their heads and spout misguided political rhetoric that they don't really understand.

Not surprisingly, this case has reinvigorated those campaigning for reciprocal anonymity for defendants as well as victims.

This panel has reinvigorated the show.

It should therefore come as no surprise that in the cities and towns of bassline's heartland, this generation has reinvigorated an interest in the genre which left as much of a sonic imprint on their memories of childhood as Channel U era grime did on that of their London counterparts.

Along with his chef de cuisine, Craig Hopson, he has reinvigorated this restaurant's soul.

Along with his chef de cuisine, Craig Hopson, he has reinvigorated this Mediterranean-French restaurant's soul.

Ali Sistani, the Shias' grand ayatollah whose fatwas demanding an elected constitutional assembly helped stymie Mr Bremer's original plan, has yet to pronounce on the revamped plan.Still, for all this carping, the plan has reinvigorated Iraqi politics.

LOS ANGELES — The influx of thousands of new residents has reinvigorated this city's downtown in recent years, but most of the development has been clustered on its southern end, near the Staples Center, the sports and entertainment arena.

At a time when his career was starting to lose a touch of steam, mired in unnecessary sequels and remakes, this half-finished trailer has reinvigorated the public's love affair with Tom Cruise.