Ritter collapsed on Thursday evening while filming "8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter," the ABC television comedy which had reinvigorated his career and was a centerpiece of the network's upcoming fall season.
The move takes Miliband's campaign against the abuse of media power to new heights after a fortnight in which he has reinvigorated his own leadership by leading the attack on the Murdoch empire.
Much of the movie's action depicts the increasingly horrific persecutions visited upon them in an effort to break them of their faith, which Rodrigues's presence has reinvigorated.
Now, fresh life is seeping back, thanks to a new set of tracks: the city's light rail Green Line, which had its debut last fall, has reinvigorated local residents, who have reclaimed warehouses as living spaces and old venues as new hangouts for live-music fans.
The closer race has reinvigorated the Democratic Progressive Party, which had been deeply gloomy after badly losing a January vote for the legislature.
The fifth set was anticlimactic, with the exception of one near break by del Potro, which could have reinvigorated him.
A weekly movie night at DeWitt in the fifties probably featured Westerns, which might have reinvigorated Ramírez's memories of his equestrian days.
In the last year, Apple's iPad has reinvigorated the tablet market, and Google's own Android OS - which powers smartphones - has taken off.
Rick Santorum's recent diatribe against higher education, in which he called President Obama a "snob" for wanting "everybody in America to go to college," has reinvigorated the seemingly endless debate over whether college is worthwhile.
Actually, 3M has reinvigorated itself of late.
