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"Yet we better get about reinvigorating our industry before someone else does it for us."

But nearly two weeks later, they appear reinvigorated to him.

Music in two weeks, reinvigorated with the spirit of America.

At best, they would allow the party to reinvigorate itself under new management.

He asked the employees to work with him to reinvigorate the company.

We've got to reinvigorate the political process every way we possibly can.

Important work is already being done to reinvigorate our ties.

"The time has come to reinvigorate the process," he continued.

The bottom line is that we need to reinvigorate Europe.

And Congress is about to take up proposals to reinvigorate the industry.

Yet they have found a way to reinvigorate this familiar approach.

Some Republicans say the party has been in power so long that it needs to be reinvigorated.

Efforts to reinvigorate the economy through various means have had limited success.

In the 2nd half of the year, however, a move to the forward line seemed to reinvigorate Shaw.

Well, they were completely wrong, and now he's become the model of how you reinvigorate a brand.

They will have to resume and reinvigorate the move to markets.

"On the contrary, I say it is time to reinvigorate the peace process."

At the same time, the company decided to reinvigorate its publishing line with a big event.

More recently some photo exhibitions have been held here and this could be a good way to reinvigorate the place.

As a result of the growth, new restaurants have opened and the city's night life has been reinvigorated.

The new characters have given us an opportunity to completely reinvigorate the show.

But can a religious body be reinvigorated by new programs and organizational measures?

Retailers are trying to reinvigorate life in their customers with color, and it is working.

It had come into her mind that some effort might be made to reinvigorate the crumpled thing.

So we will work with other members to reinvigorate the organisation.