He says that could help rejuvenate the summer's ticket sales.
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They're essential for us to rejuvenate ourselves and build together.
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This will allow your hair to rejuvenate, staying healthy longer.
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Room sprays offer an easy way to rejuvenate a space.
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But it might help rejuvenate areas that are otherwise in decline.
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The label was starting to rejuvenate around the time I started.
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It has to sign the right players to rejuvenate its squad.
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They could crawl into cellphone batteries and clean and rejuvenate them.
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Now it's up to Culp to rejuvenate this long-struggling company.
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But it didn't rejuvenate the area as lawmakers had hoped it would.
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The next few months are all about a refresh and rejuvenate mindset.
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Maybe this mural might just rejuvenate the Trump-Putin media love affair.
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So what if we've been watching bots rejuvenate or outright create humans?
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I'm going to lay them flat, so they can relax and rejuvenate.
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"The objective wasn't, let's set out to rejuvenate the medium," Schur said.
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The new community "is something that will rejuvenate the area," he said.
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But it takes more than smart energy infrastructure to rejuvenate rural communities.
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Frederick Law Olmsted understood nature's ability to rejuvenate the mind and body.
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The point of getting away is to rejuvenate your mind, body, and purpose.
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Optimists (and phonemakers) argue that a new wave of innovation could rejuvenate demand.
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They've also carried hopes to rejuvenate new motorcycle sales with a younger generation.
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But that was then — today it's time to rejuvenate the country's space program.
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But, sanguinely, it will rejuvenate politics in the republic after a long hiatus.
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Huge investment was promised to rejuvenate an economy shredded by years of conflict.
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Some hope that the new focus on producing distinctive wines will rejuvenate Manchuela.
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After sweeping, I sprayed Rejuvenate on the floor and used a microfiber mop.
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The Rejuvenate Restorer fills in scratches, helps prevent sun-fading, and improves traction.
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The hope was that e-cigarettes would rejuvenate sales at a combined company.
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States have been struggling for years to rejuvenate creaky roads, bridges and ports.
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Lasers used to "rejuvenate the vagina" may cause burns, scarring or pain during sex.
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Fisherman Graham Green, 29, said he hoped it would rejuvenate traditional small-scale fishing.
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A slight drop in bond yields was not enough to rejuvenate the mortgage market.
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"Today, @farrah__abraham visited us at the BHRC to rejuvenate her lady parts," Fowler wrote.
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YOU NEED ABOUT $60 A BARREL IN THE UNITED STATES TO REALLY REJUVENATE SHALE.
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In doing so it could help rejuvenate Facebook after two years of constant scandals.
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Rejuvenate yourself through the serene neutral hum of a power washer gliding over carpet.
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But now it's being seen as a way to rejuvenate the desert town's economy.
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In recent years there has been a big effort to rejuvenate Downtown Los Angeles.
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The company clearly is banking on new growth opportunities to rejuvenate the overall business.
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What if the best way to rejuvenate small towns is to invest in cities?
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Analysts said that the younger bin Laden could help rejuvenate Al Qaeda's foundering terror brand.
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The group met weekly to develop a unified platform in order to "rejuvenate" the party.
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Mosques seeking to rejuvenate their flock are having to adapt to changing sexual practices, too.
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Saturday and Sunday should be our time to rejuvenate our moods and reset our brains.
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"It's like medicine that rejuvenate us" said Major Travis Yates of the Tulsa Police Department.
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Higher costs linked to a turnaround plan launched to rejuvenate the historic brand, dented profits.
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For coal communities, it may very well be an uphill climb to rejuvenate the industry.
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But there are fears that it risks undermining Mr. Xi's efforts to rejuvenate the economy.
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Mosley, however, believes the addition of Duran will be the spark to rejuvenate his career.
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In time, federal officials may figure out a way to rejuvenate the nuclear power industry.
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This is the time when I can rejuvenate and mull over what's in the zeitgeist.
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The trick was how to rejuvenate without displacing all the people who already lived there.
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We believed, perhaps naïvely, that turning our Christmas vacation into a challenge could rejuvenate us.
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For filming purposes, the network funded a Twede's tune-up to rejuvenate its original splendor.
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If done right, and if successful, this new campaign to save Obamacare could rejuvenate despondent Democrats.
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The facial layers seaweed-based products on top of the face to firm and rejuvenate skin.
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Doughnut Plant's Pokéseed is inspired by the game's pecha berries, which rejuvenate Pokémon, according to Gothamist.
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"I just work constantly, and I don't take time to heal, rejuvenate and recharge," she admits.
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"California Beach City Enlists Private Partner to Rejuvenate Pier" by LAUREN HERSTIK via N… https://t.
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Google has hired the founder of controversial website, 4chan to help rejuvenate its social media strategy.
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The move is part of efforts by China's government to rejuvenate state behemoths with private capital.
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I like to put a nice frequency called "rejuvenate" on at the end of the night.
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"And that hopefully ... (will) allow us to rejuvenate the trading volume in those areas," Li said.
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A Moore win would "rejuvenate" the movement Trump started, said Nigel Farage, the British "Brexit" champion.
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For now, Temuulen is committed to a future at Amarbayasgalant and hopes to help rejuvenate it.
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A key point of leverage is Trump's recent moves to rejuvenate and expand U.S. nuclear forces.
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It is feasible we could rejuvenate organs, tissues and even grow new ones with this technology.
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In recent years, the local government has begun its own efforts to rejuvenate the porcelain industry.
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"We push our bodies so hard, and our bodies need time to rejuvenate," Brady told Sports Illustrated.
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There is a need to increase labor supply and to augment and rejuvenate the productive capital stock.
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Negative interest rates are the latest central bank scheme to rejuvenate moribund economies in Europe and Japan.
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O'Rourke is making the network and cable television rounds as he seeks to rejuvenate his flagging campaign.
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When you step away from your work, you allow your mind and body to rest and rejuvenate.
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"Great general secretary, beloved President Xi, the Chinese nation is sure to rejuvenate because we have you."
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When the seasons change, he feels himself physically rejuvenate along with the wildlife around him, he says.
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It will rejuvenate a place filled with dated office buildings developed in the 1970s for military contractors.
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They're aiming to "rejuvenate livers outside the body" by finding ways to treat them prior to transplant.
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Leather Honey deeply penetrates into the pores of leather to protect new leather and rejuvenate old leather.
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Combining these findings, the researchers worked out the chain of events by which the eggs rejuvenate themselves.
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Miky Frenza, former mayor of Ripabottoni, said the group of migrants had helped to rejuvenate the community.
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Sanders has done more to rehabilitate and rejuvenate the term socialism than anyone else in this country.
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Anderson said while burnt vines could rejuvenate, the return of the heat threatened their ability to heal.
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But if such whirling philosophical exercises rejuvenate and invigorate you, then Krasznahorkai's works are calling your name.
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"It was meant to rejuvenate and strengthen the patients, and give them some much-needed strength," Rafati says.
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A cocktail of amino acids, organic acids, vitamins, and minerals work together to brighten and rejuvenate the skin.
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And Molson Coors is not the only alcoholic beverage company that's trying to diversify to rejuvenate its growth.
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With fewer striking changes, an AI has less to work with in its attempts to rejuvenate female faces.
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Reading quickly, Trump thrilled Republicans with vows to bring jobs home, rejuvenate inner cities and put America first.
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Merkel's decision last year to open the door to record numbers of refugees could rejuvenate an ageing workforce.
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Throughout our lives, we maintain a supply of stem cells that can rejuvenate our skin, guts and brains.
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Sticky messes, spills, and muddy footprints are gone and only shiny floors remain with Rejuvenate All Floors Cleaner.
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Jones joined Target in 2012 to rejuvenate its brand and is credited with modernizing the retailer's marketing efforts.
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A campaign in Japan has figured out how to rejuvenate old clothes as one-of-a-kind pieces.
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Her creation showed that chemical factors in the egg had been able to force adult DNA to rejuvenate itself.
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Working out is also great for your skin because it increases blood flow to your face which helps rejuvenate.
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Despite President Donald Trump's promise to rejuvenate the coal industry by slashing regulation, America's coal appetite continues to shrink.
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This Baby Foot peel is an easy-to-use, painless, at-home product that will totally rejuvenate your feet.
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Obama's executive action was meant to rejuvenate such research, and, for a moment, it appeared to have been successful.
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Amazon has said are meant to be a place for employees to rejuvenate and think in a different setting.
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Many Chinese cities are looking to rejuvenate a sluggish property market while at the same time curbing price bubbles.
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The deal allows UniCredit to rejuvenate its offering of investment products while reaping the capital gain from the sale.
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And there's a type of recovery process where the body needs that fuel to rebuild and recharge and rejuvenate.
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"The immediate priority is to rejuvenate the domestic business to deliver sustainable, profitable growth," the company said on Thursday.
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He sees Outer Coast as a way to rejuvenate both his hometown and the current model of higher education.
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In other words, this is a new focus, and one Twitter hopes can rejuvenate interest from investors and advertisers.
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On my next visit, I brought over Rejuvenate All Floors Restorer and told her to give it a try.
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Taurus isn't a sign that loves change, but Uranus in Taurus will bring surprising twists that rejuvenate your routine.
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He said China has not implemented any significant market reforms since September and it has yet to rejuvenate economic growth.
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If governments anxious to rejuvenate their populations want her to do that, they can help in a number of ways.
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From restaurants offering special "Pokemon Go" menus and drinks, to malls using it to rejuvenate lagging traffic, even to offices.
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The Revita procedure is an outpatient therapy designed to rejuvenate the duodenum to help improve disorders like type 2 diabetes.
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She likens it to the sacred river Ganga, or the Ganges, which is believed to give life, rejuvenate and liberate.
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The heat moves the water around again, which is also why toasting slices of bread can rejuvenate them a bit.
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Surveying U.S. economic dominance, Servan-Schreiber described his book as "a call to action" — action to rejuvenate French economic power.
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Yet professor Shin Kubota has managed to rejuvenate one of his charges 225 times, before a typhoon washed it away.
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"I guarantee if he made a change right now, it would probably re-liven, rejuvenate that locker room," Owens says.
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Despite the austerity measures, Wells Fargo is spending heavily on share buybacks to try to rejuvenate its slumping share price.
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The luxury leather goods company has struggled in the last two years to rejuvenate its brand and captivate essential younger customers.
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"Such actions can significantly boost confidence, rejuvenate investment, halt the slide in trade and manufacturing, and raise world growth," it said.
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Apple tried different sizes and finally the massive iPad Pro (with optional Apple Pencil and Smart keyboard) to rejuvenate the category.
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"Working out is also great for your skin because it increases blood flow to your face, which helps rejuvenate," Munn wrote.
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But the current travails extend back to the 1980s, when Connecticut embraced casino gambling as a way to rejuvenate its economy.
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Togliatti's fate rides on the car plant, so Duma candidates vow to rejuvenate it even though Renault-Nissan now runs it.
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Of paramount concern to the likes of Jones and Cooperman are the senator's plans to raise taxes and rejuvenate government regulation.
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These sanctions have driven Moscow to try and rejuvenate domestic industrial production to make the country less dependant on foreign firms.
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The minority party became so dispirited that a liberal wing formed an alternate organization in an effort to rejuvenate the party.
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He had plans to construct a multiple wave oscillator that would utilize a high voltage Tesla coil to rejuvenate biological tissue.
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And the U.S. the jeweller is still in turnaround mode as it tries to rejuvenate its image and lure shoppers online.
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Following its television debut, the controversial treatment — which uses the patient's own blood to rejuvenate the skin — skyrocketed to mainstream popularity.
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In the absence of other incentives for domestic manufacturing, the planned tariff will not create jobs or rejuvenate U.S. solar manufacturing.
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What if we made pooping more than just a bodily function and elevated it to a time to relax, rejuvenate, and reset?
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First, those cells have to undergo an alchemical transformation to rejuvenate them into an ancestral form known as a pluripotent stem cell.
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It also runs counter to President Xi Jinping's "China Dream" that urges young people to work hard and help rejuvenate the nation.
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Satisfying our growing desire to rejuvenate and revitalize, Greenery symbolizes the reconnection we seek with nature, one another and a larger purpose.
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The digital economy is also expected to help modernize agriculture, with China keen to rejuvenate aging rural areas, according to the NDRC.
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Campaigning on just a few key points, he told America how he was going to rejuvenate the economy and defeat Soviet communism.
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The 25-year-old has a career to rejuvenate after a failed tour and a battle with her record label, Virgin EMI.
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She previously said it would only create a political "black hole" that would disrupt the government's efforts to rejuvenate a slowing economy.
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Here's an easy way to rejuvenate that still-endless pile of turkey that's sitting in your fridge: Make it into a curry.
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But Trump has recently said he wants to relax social distancing requirements in the coming weeks in order to rejuvenate the economy.
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Hit the hay early on Tuesday night and rejuvenate yourself while the Moon goes void-of-course at 2:26 p.m. EST.
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Urgent action is needed to rejuvenate the global mechanism designed to ensure the sharing of influenza samples and to support pandemic preparedness.
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The motorcycle maker began previewing the LiveWire Electric Motorcycle last year in the U.S. and Europe, to try to rejuvenate lagging sales.
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Do not expect anything to rejuvenate the game from players and executives who make millions playing the game the way it is.
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At an electoral panel at a community centre in the borough, mayoral candidates presented their ideas on how to rejuvenate the borough.
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A course of treatment takes several weeks to administer, allowing the body time between sessions to build collagen and rejuvenate on its own.
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Satisfying our growing desire to rejuvenate, revitalize, and unite, Greenery symbolizes the reconnection we seek with nature, one another, and a larger purpose.
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Meanwhile, other U.S. industries — many of them manufacturing companies — are lining up to support the plan, which they say could rejuvenate domestic production.
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Meanwhile, OvaScience, a biotech startup founded by Tilly, is working to rejuvenate egg cells from older women by adding new cytoplasm and mitochondria.
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This will help rejuvenate vital marshlands which can protect communities against storm surge, according to a news release from the governor&aposs office.
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What happened: Snap recently released its long-awaited redesign of its Android app, which executives said should rejuvenate its growth and user engagement.
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One fan posted instructions for combining quartz, rose water, and agate stones to rejuvenate the skin and appear as magical as Lana herself.
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Efforts to enlist Israel's Sunni Arab neighbors, who share Israeli concerns about Shi'ite Iran, to help rejuvenate peacemaking, have yet to yield results.
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The restructuring was part of a government programme to rejuvenate its struggling state sector and end what it called "duplication" in strategic industries.
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Hughes had worked to rejuvenate the magazine, unveiling the "New New Republic" in January 2013 after naming himself editor-in-chief and publisher.
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But trying to reconnect with the past in order to rejuvenate your present is going to make you pretty miserable in the future.
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America's leading food manufacturers and restaurant chains are increasingly overhauling classic foods to rejuvenate slowing sales and don a health and wellness halo.
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Senior AK officials defend the sackings by saying that the party must rejuvenate itself for the local, parliamentary and presidential elections in 2019.
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China is in the middle of a sweeping reform programme designed to rejuvenate its lumbering state sector and create industrial champions competing internationally.
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Our public lands are meant to burn, heal and rejuvenate — a system of self-management that has sustained the West's ecosystems for eons.
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When used solo, it can help rejuvenate skin; when used with serums or oils, it can help skin absorb products better and deeper.
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There is hope that if Pompeo is appointed he could rejuvenate the State Department after Tillerson, who is seen as ineffective, diplomats said.
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Mr. Lee, a former Hyundai executive, won the presidency by promising to use his business skills to help rejuvenate the South Korean economy.
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He bought it because he aimed to rejuvenate and nourish it, to support it in the way the previous proprietor no longer could.
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It was a hit: the room was packed as teachers gathered to suggest tools to help students "rejuvenate" during 90-minute block periods.
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And Rejuvenate All Floors Cleaner is the best cleaner for removing the mess and leaving vinyl clean and streak-free with no rinsing.
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It opens the door to rejuvenate a moribund economy and promote horticulture, tourism and handicrafts that are the unique strength of its culture.
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Barack Obama's presidential library in Jackson Park promises to become a major new attraction and help rejuvenate that part of the South Side.
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These are the ideals drawn from the strategy that helped Nadella rejuvenate Microsoft&aposs business and turn it into a trillion-dollar company.
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After a holiday season filled with partying, drinking, and very little sleep, I felt it was time for me to reset, recharge, and rejuvenate.
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Investment demand for gold had dwindled since 2014 as India's equity markets rallied on optimism that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would rejuvenate the economy.
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Eventually, Bush tried to rejuvenate his campaign by taking on the new frontrunner, Donald Trump (who had memorably dubbed Bush a "low-energy person").
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Photo: China Photos (Getty Images)An unorthodox beauty treatment meant to rejuvenate the feet turned into a disturbing medical mystery for one young woman.
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Like other Italian fashion brands, Tod's has been struggling to rejuvenate its image and product offering to attract younger shoppers and relaunch flagging sales.
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To tackle the problem of ageing populations at its root, "old" countries would have to rejuvenate themselves by having more of their own children.
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Buhari, who starts his second four-year term on May 29, has pledged to rejuvenate the Nigerian economy, sub-Saharan Africa's largest energy producer.
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When we're on autopilot in our work and home routine for too long, we could use some travel therapy to the countryside to rejuvenate.
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As the Kickstarter numbers began to plateau, Lee and Inman and their team decided to rejuvenate interest by doing something they thought was crazy.
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"Donor blood can save lives when it is depleted in surgery or trauma, but using it to rejuvenate oneself is counterproductive," Conboy told Gizmodo.
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The pace of economic recovery has been a sore point since Buhari took power in 2015 on promises to rejuvenate Africa's largest oil producer.
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He promised to rejuvenate the sector during his 85033 campaign, and manufacturing is overrepresented in key swing states such as Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Briskly directed by Jeff Wise for the Wheelhouse Theater Company ("Happy Birthday, Wanda June"), the production keeps finding perceptive ways to rejuvenate the story.
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"They just needed to rejuvenate their relationship to their job — to see it as joy and fun and art, and not just hard work."
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At his trial in January, Mr. Tashi, speaking in Chinese, rejected the idea that his efforts to rejuvenate the Tibetan language were a crime.
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Caroline: On Bronzed Bunny's website, it says this iced red clay has infused herbs like green tea and lavender to help rejuvenate the body.
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"Cycles of fasting can reset and rejuvenate the human body," said Valter Longo, director of the Longevity Institute at the University of Southern California.
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It chronicles how the Boas/Hunt book has acted as a guide for contemporary Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw peoples to recapture, rejuvenate, and rebuild their threatened culture.
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Speaking off-the-record to your correspondent in Helsinki, some EPP staffers (even German ones) expressed disappointment at the missed opportunity to rejuvenate European politics.
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In a crowded recreation center hall in deep-blue Arlington, Booker urged attendees to rejuvenate Democrats nationally by sending Ralph Northam to the governor's mansion.
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There, a gynecologist named Konstantinos Sfakianoudis claimed to have found a way to rejuvenate aging ovaries with a blood treatment typically used for healing wounds.
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For the last several years, e-motorcycle startups have worked to produce models that rejuvenate interest from a younger generation, while creating gas-rider converts.
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He's trailing Hillary Clinton by double digits in some polls, but Donald Trump has now adopted a promising strategy that could rejuvenate his flailing campaign.
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Perhaps one silver lining of the loss is it could rejuvenate top stars to take place in international competition, particularly in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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I thought that it's more important for me to just rejuvenate and rest a little bit from tennis and then come back preparing for Wimbledon.
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Bank of America's efforts to rejuvenate its dealmaking operations and snatch back market share continue unabated, even amid the Wall Street's typically sleepy summer days.
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Alongside the bristles are soft rubber gum stimulators that can help massage the connective tissue of your gums, stimulating blood flow to rejuvenate the gums.
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If all goes as planned, the project could rejuvenate a lackluster economy by creating jobs, attract tourists with a distinctive design and fuel urban renewal.
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"The new format is intended to rejuvenate this competition and also assist the development of the very best young players in English football," Harvey said.
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Two Congress sources said the formal entry into politics of Priyanka could help rejuvenate the party in Uttar Pradesh, where it is a marginal player.
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After a year of setbacks, populist leaders and parties are trying to rejuvenate their fortunes by revitalizing the sense of crisis on which they thrive.
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Following a trend of economic decline in the late 20th century, the city has made efforts to boost its tourism to help rejuvenate its economy.
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These people are incredible, and what they are doing to rejuvenate soil that is totally dead because of chemical farming is even bigger than wine.
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As part of his pitch, Ryan argues that Trump hasn't kept his promise to rejuvenate towns and states still reeling from a shifting economic landscape.
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J&J, which is looking for ways to rejuvenate its aging legacy portfolio, also said it was looking at strategic options for its diabetes care division.
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It's also pretty clear that place-based policies designed to rejuvenate regions which have lost their economic reason for being tend not to work very well.
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As Hillary Clinton might say, someday, about her tenure in the White House: To rejuvenate civil society, it takes a state — or, at least, a president.
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Islamabad has been running international advertising campaigns to rejuvenate its tourism sector, which was wiped out by Islamist violence that destabilised the country following the Sept.
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More than a million men have smeared testosterone gels on their bodies in recent years, hoping it would rejuvenate them, energize them, and increase their libido.
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The textured gauze pad not only (gently!) physically exfoliates your skin, but uses lactic acid and lemon extract to chemically brighten and rejuvenate skin almost instantly.
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But as humans labor to restore power and water, tropical ecosystems — some of the most diverse and complex in the world — are also beginning to rejuvenate.
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Tanger's road map for growth comes as traditional retailers flock to the discount space, as they try to rejuvenate slumping sales at their full-price stores.
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Add a little rose essential oil and cocoa powder to the mix, and you'll hydrate and rejuvenate the skin, while smelling like a luxuriously floral cupcake.
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Dr. Runels is also behind the O-Shot, an injection of PRP into the vagina that is meant to rejuvenate the labia, G spot, and clitoris.
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"The money will go right into local main street businesses... It will help rejuvenate American main street businesses and give us all a path forward." pic.twitter.
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For anyone out there who has normal or combination skin, the toner you incorporate into your routine should be something that will cleanse, but also rejuvenate.
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One, JÜV Consulting (named for a combination of the words "juvenile" and "rejuvenate"), is staffed entirely by people who range in age from 14 to 22.
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China launched a "rejuvenate the northeast" campaign in 2003 to provide new forms of growth for the industrial region, once the mainstay of the country's economy.
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Mayor Kaminis said the local authorities were cooperating with residents "to rejuvenate the area," and insisted that Exarchia residents had the same rights as all Athenians.
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The movie has a happy ending, of sorts: The leads rejuvenate their bedroom chemistry by bringing themselves to the brink of death in a vehicular accident.
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Islamabad has been running international advertising campaigns to rejuvenate its tourism sector, which was wiped out by Islamist violence that destabilized the country following the Sept.
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If he wanted to rejuvenate his popularity, he could return to his transition strategy of making dramatic announcements about how he's allegedly saved some American jobs.
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Perhaps more worrying for Apple is the growing murmurs that the company does not have a product in the pipeline that will do much to rejuvenate growth.
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A fresh perspective can rejuvenate old ideas, something that will grow increasingly necessary as the men and women who created icons like Sonic and Mario grow older.
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The slow and painful demise of Jawbone is finally coming to an end, as yet another effort to rejuvenate the business is beginning under a familiar name.
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Last year climbing on artificial walls was included in the line-up for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020, part of a wider effort to rejuvenate the games.
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Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, won election in 2012 on a promise to rejuvenate the economy, and immediately pressed the Bank of Japan to be more zealous.
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Spring is a time to refresh and rejuvenate — spring cleaning doesn't have to just apply to your home; it can be for your habits and lifestyle, too.
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We should be focusing on the growing, dynamic places and figuring out how to use those models to nurture inclusive opportunity and rejuvenate the places that aren't.
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The latest disruption follows earlier mishaps, piling pressure on Chief Executive Loh Boon Chye as he tries to rejuvenate a bourse facing stiff competition in the region.
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The new slogan, expected to receive top billing when China's legislature convenes Saturday, represents an effort to rejuvenate Mr. Xi's faltering plans to overhaul the Chinese economy.
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Some had hoped the election of the nation's first black president would rejuvenate their community, but instead things seem to have stayed the same—or gotten worse.
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And then, there was the rise of the Islamic State, and Al Qaeda's use of the Syrian conflict to rejuvenate its ranks and recruit men and money.
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Manager Joe Girardi is hoping that four days away — even for the five players headed to the All-Star Game in Miami — will help rejuvenate the Yankees.
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Patients replaced rejuvenate modular-neck hip stem and/or abg ii modular-neck hip stem, prior to dec 19, 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The camp's expansion helped to rejuvenate the economy of a neglected part of Jordan previously known for the smuggling of everything from sheep to arms and drugs.
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The new L'Oréal Rapid Reviver Conditioner will refresh and rejuvenate any type of hair whether it's from damage like dryness, breakage or coloring — there is one for you.
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ICX-RHY is a suspension of human dermal fibroblasts in cell storage medium, which has demonstrated an ability in clinical and preclinical trials to repair and rejuvenate skin.
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A slight drop in interest rates was not enough to rejuvenate the mortgage market, although refinances are still elevated since the Brexit vote caused the initial rate plunge.
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Yes, there will be lots of hardware that rolls, walks, flies, thinks and even uses airborne AI to plant seeds to rejuvenate forests wiped out by fire (Dragonseed).
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The shoes and leather goods company, known for its Gommino loafers, has repeatedly fallen short of market expectations in recent years and has struggled to rejuvenate its brands.
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James Corden and his pregnant wife Julia will need extra energy with another little one running around, so a date night to rejuvenate looks to be in order.
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Sanofi, meanwhile, is seeking to rejuvenate its early-stage pipeline and Zerhouni said Liu's experience in immunology, oncology and translational medicine would be "vital assets" for this task.
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They have ossifying veterans to deal and will need a busload of kids to rejuvenate the team if they're to be more than a long shot next year.
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Spring break has long been a much-anticipated collegiate getaway — a time away from the rigors of the classroom that allows studious young adults to relax and rejuvenate.
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Rejuvenate the reservist corps The federal government's response to disasters depends on the successful mobilization of hundreds of disaster reservists – dedicated volunteers who are paid only when deployed.
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Organizers and the IOC are hoping the five sports will attract a younger generation of viewers and fans as well as sponsors and rejuvenate the Games' sports program.
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Batten's appointment of Robinson follows his welcoming of other young social media activists with large followings into the fold, in a bid to rejuvenate the greying party's appeal.
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The International Monetary Fund and Jordan reached a agreement in January on a new four-year programme focused on growth and stimulating job creation to rejuvenate economic growth.
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Vagina steaming is the ancient practice of exactly what it sounds like — applying boiling-hot water vapor to your genitals in an attempt to freshen or rejuvenate them.
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Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, whose plan to rejuvenate himself by losing 15 pounds or so seems to be working, didn't have a banner day against the tough Bengals defense.
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Critics had hoped that the museum would help rejuvenate a city with the highest rate of drug deaths in the EU, which has been largely attributed to prescription drugs.
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The jobs report, coupled with several other recent indicators of sluggishness, may even push the Federal Reserve to cut rates later this year to try to rejuvenate the economy.
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Fernando Santana of the agriculture ministry says it plans to use a mixture of education and incentives to help farmers rejuvenate some 500 hectares of coffee plants this year.
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In 1926, a man shot and killed the owner of the land over a contract dispute, and a later attempt to rejuvenate the area was destroyed by a fire.
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On Tuesday, the agency sent out an advisory warning people to avoid clinics and companies that promise to rejuvenate health with infusions of blood plasma taken from young people.
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"In our view, the company must shed a certain number of employees to rejuvenate its work force to make progress on reforming employees' mindset and productivity improvement," he said.
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China has promised to cut steel capacity by 45 million tonnes this year, as it tries to rejuvenate an industry suffering from slowing demand and a massive supply glut.
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In February, Target outlined a plan to rejuvenate its sales by introducing more than a dozen exclusive brands over the next two years, in categories like apparel and home.
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London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, is so determined to rejuvenate the nighttime economy that he recently appointed a night czar, charged with injecting new life into the city's night life.
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Though Qualcomm's order alone will not rejuvenate Samsung's earnings, the deal suggests gathering momentum in the Korean firm's efforts to grow its foundry business to diversify its revenue stream.
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He consults with about half of the major league teams and has helped rejuvenate the careers of several wayward pitchers, including at least two former Cy Young Award winners.
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Iran wants to buy up to 28500 aircraft over the next decade to rejuvenate its aging fleet, and Boeing is reportedly in line to sell Tehran 6900 of them.
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With the new team, Merkel has responded to critics who said the party must rejuvenate itself and that the CDU's right wing should be better represented in the government.
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The new Mass Effect: Andromeda sounds perfect on paper: take everything good about the originals, rejuvenate it with a clean slate start, and throw in a bunch of gameplay augmentations.
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To rejuvenate the New Third Board, CSRC said it will reduce the cost of fundraising there, and will allow qualified companies to move to the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
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"It raises the risk of Mabuza retaining his vice presidency, and its arguable on how that's going to rejuvenate the party given the recent allegation against him," Monex's Harvey said.
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And while some companies have been able to rejuvenate brands, like Conagra's revival of its frozen food business, those efforts not always successful, even for companies with deep marketing expertise.
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Wadhams said that could rejuvenate GOP voters who had cooled on Trump and potentially lure in women who weren't in Trump's camp but still had reservations about voting for Clinton.
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Squeezed by Western sanctions over its role in the Ukraine crisis, the Russian government is trying to rejuvenate domestic industrial production to make the country less dependant on foreign firms.
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Pour yourself a mug of the fermented tea drink Kombucha for an extra burst of energy or rejuvenate the senses with a hot and spicy Chai tea to sip on.
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CEO Emma Walmsley has embarked on a plan to rejuvenate GSK, which has included the spin off or sale of a number of businesses since she took over in 21.
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CEO Emma Walmsley has embarked on a plan to rejuvenate GSK, which has included the spin off or sale of a number of businesses since she took over in 2017.
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Chris Poole, founder of the infamous meme mine and troll haven 4chan, announced Monday that he's joining Google to potentially help rejuvenate the social media strategy for Google+, Guardian reports.
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"We have to consider historical context," Zhou Jianping, a senior government official at the state planning agency in charge of the Rejuvenate the Northeast project, told Reuters in an interview.
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Wagers and her team have reported that when blood from a young mouse circulates through an older mouse it can reverse the deterioration of its muscles and rejuvenate its brain.
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Put another way, the president's immigration policies — rooted in the belief that America has run out of room for even legal migrants — threaten the cycle of how cities rejuvenate themselves.
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Last September, the trustees approved a master plan by David Chipperfield to rejuvenate the campus that Dr. Luber will now implement, while running the capital campaign to finance the renovations.
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The restructuring of China's lumbering and mostly state-owned industrial sectors has emerged as one of the government's key priorities this year as it tries to rejuvenate a flagging economy.
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CEO Emma Walmsley has embarked on a plan to rejuvenate GSK, which has included the spin off or sale of a number of businesses since she took over in 2017.
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"The fact that he chose to stick to his plans to attend the conference does say something: it will doubtless provide an opportunity to rejuvenate Malaysia-Japan ties," said Shahriman.
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A group of 20 lawmakers signed a motion on Wednesday accusing Education Minister Mohammad Bathaei of failing to reform the education system and rejuvenate schools, state news agency IRNA reported.
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The group best known for its 450 euro ($501.84) per pair Gommino loafers has been struggling for several years to rejuvenate its brands in a crowded marketplace and boost sluggish sales.
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The team behind the Neck Hammock claims this funky gadget can ease tension headaches, release pinched nerves, improve your posture, and rejuvenate your neck and shoulders in less than 10 minutes.
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The season leaves the characters in a place that feels a bit like a Hail Mary pass designed to rejuvenate a show that doesn't really need rejuvenation, but maybe that's appropriate.
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Thiel, the Silicon Valley billionaire now on Donald Trump's transition team, garnered attention (and accusations of vampirism) for being "very interested" in the potential of young blood to rejuvenate old people.
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Apple and investors had been betting that the high-end iPhone X, released last November, would rejuvenate iPhones sales in a global smartphone market that has become saturated in recent years.
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To do something about this means not just slowing ageing but stopping or reversing it, either by causing bits of the body to rejuvenate themselves or by removing and replacing them.
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Here, the subject is a 46-year-old Judy Garland (Renée Zellweger) who, while wrestling with addiction and insomnia, tries to rejuvenate her crumbling career with a string of London concerts.
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The most obvious gift to Trump in the bill are its "carbon capture and storage" (CCS) provisions — a big component of the administration's ill-advised effort to rejuvenate U.S. coal production.
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Japan has made launching a space program a national priority to compete with China and rejuvenate its economy, and one critical component of that program is building out a positioning system.
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Israel, after a year of political disorder with no end in sight, may need a disaster, or at least the potential for one, to rejuvenate the drive for a stable government.
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For Mylan, whose shares have dropped more than 40% over the last 12 months, the deal marks a bid to rejuvenate the company by expanding and installing a changed leadership team.
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"Their similarity is that they both want to rejuvenate the Chinese nation, they both want an independent, powerful, new China," Song Yangbiao, a Beijing-based neo-Maoist freelance journalist, told Reuters.
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But few could have anticipated the roaring success of Japan's team, which could rejuvenate the sport in a country where rugby has largely been limited to universities and old boys' clubs.
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But the generative power of the intellectual essay deserted Sontag in midlife and then, desperate to rejuvenate her work, she took (in the opinion of this reviewer) a decidedly wrong turn.
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Deputy Crown Prince "Mohammed bin Salman's (MBS) plans to rejuvenate the Saudi economy while keeping public finances stable will be a lot harder with such an inappropriate monetary policy," he said.
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The sittings for Alexandre's painting — a triptych — not only inspire Louis to take up writing again (his journal entries are reproduced in the novel) but also appear to rejuvenate him spiritually.
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And in their new exhibition, "Black Power Naps," they interrogate this exhaustion: Who has the luxury to nap and rejuvenate, and who, at the end of the day, feels utterly exhausted?
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Whole Foods — The grocery chain was upgraded to "outperform" from "neutral" at Credit Suisse, which said Whole Foods is in the beginning stages of a market repositioning that should rejuvenate its growth.
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And the cold, hard reality of the matter is that Washington probably doesn't have the power or will to rejuvenate the coal industry with which Appalachia is often thought to be synonymous.
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"I am blown away," said Patrick Moorhead of Moor Insights & Strategy, adding the phone could help Samsung rejuvenate its mobile business, whose lead is under attack from China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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LXMI is a groundbreaking new luxury skincare line being sold across the United States that creates a plant-based product from pure, all-natural ingredients to rejuvenate the skin and fight wrinkles.
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By contrast, Italy's Salvatore Ferragamo and Tod's are among those struggling to reverse a drop in sales and core profit, and are bidding to rejuvenate their brands as they invest in marketing.
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Dermatologists picked up on this and decided to use PRP to try to smooth and rejuvenate the appearance of the face by stimulating new collagen formation with the growth factors in PRP.
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In the Central Basin Platform in the Permian oilfield, smaller producers such as Ring Energy Inc have begun investing heavily, hoping to rejuvenate an area that first produced nearly a century ago.
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South and North Korea agreed to encourage more active cooperation, exchanges, visits and contacts at all levels in order to rejuvenate the sense of national reconciliation and unity between South and North.
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"Xi's 'China Dream' to 'rejuvenate the Chinese nation' symbolizes his ambition for the nation's future place in the world," Natixis economists Alicia Garcia Herrero and Trinh Nguyen wrote in a recent report.
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The Grand Golden Yin Zhen is described as a "glimpse of the divine in a teacup", and the gold is said to have anti-oxidant properties that revitalise and rejuvenate the skin.
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Ongoing weakness in core lingerie could be more difficult to repair as management continues to employ various incentives to rejuvenate traffic, Mizuho Securities analyst Betty Chen said in a pre-earnings note.
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To rejuvenate them, the doctors drew off some of the jellylike filling in eggs donated by healthy women and injected it into the eggs of their patients before performing in vitro fertilization.
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People who attend these festivals aren't partying to get fucked up, but to get well—to heal, rejuvenate, and perhaps bring a piece of that newfound vigor back to the real world.
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Taken together, the two decisions show how Tesla is trying to rejuvenate its home solar panel business, which has declined in the three years since the company acquired then-market-leader SolarCity.
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China promised last year to shut them down as part of supply side reform efforts to rejuvenate its debt-ridden state sector and make better use of its capital, labour and resources.
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Today, sitting across from me while sipping a cup of tea, a tool to help rejuvenate his vocal cords in midst of his first big tour, Allen still expresses guilt over the ordeal.
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Stressing that the project would help rejuvenate the area and create jobs, Ms. Rang said the company had planned, along with partners, to invest 1.3 billion Canadian dollars in the originally conceived development.
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Toss in a mix of AHAs and Edelweiss stem cell to strengthen and rejuvenate a tired, dull-looking complexion, and you've got a brightening, gently resurfacing powerhouse that won't drive sensitive skin crazy.
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But the party took only 14.4 percent of the vote, paying the price for failing to rejuvenate an economy that has struggled to catch up with the richer countries in Europe, analysts said.
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There are many good reasons not to check work e-mail while on holiday: for one thing, it is supposed to be a time to rejuvenate; for another, Mrs Gulliver doesn't allow it.
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But the blackened terrain may hold the seeds of a plan that could not only stop the cycle of deadly fires but also rejuvenate the local economy with commercial farming and forestry projects.
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Savelyev said he had come under no pressure to support the MS-21, which the government is hoping will help rejuvenate domestic industrial production and make the country less dependent on foreign firms.
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Gauges of both upstream and downstream inflation in the manufacturing industry rose sharply in August, the PMI data showed, which if sustained could complicate China's efforts to boost lending and rejuvenate domestic growth.
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In addition to their obvious medical use and novelty entertainment value, X-rays were touted as having medicinal properties as well: They could restore sight, rejuvenate the body, destroy any and all pathogens.
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But what he can control is a commitment to team above self, an ego that must be reasoned with, and the acceptance of a system and roster that can temporarily rejuvenate his career.
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Sometimes, something as simple as a corkboard covered in your choice of uplifting images or a filing cabinet in your favorite color can be an easy way to rejuvenate your office and mindset.
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These rhythms exist because, just like our brains need to go to sleep each night to repair, reset and rejuvenate, every organ needs to have down time to repair and reset as well.
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Zhejiang Geely Holding Group has revived Volvo Cars since buying it from Ford in 2010, and has helped to rejuvenate the region around Gothenburg, Sweden, the port city where Volvo has its headquarters.
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If Biden wins South Carolina, as many polls predict, it should rejuvenate conversations about his viability as the Democratic nominee and slow down the premature talk of Sanders' running away with the primary.
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Which means that, given Africa's high birthrates, continued emigration and increasing rates of conversion to conservative Christianity, it may be poised to rejuvenate the countries that once colonized it, both religiously and demographically.
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For starters, she and others have pointed out that jade eggs are a prime example of quackery, with many proponents claiming that they will not only rejuvenate your vagina, but also restore your chi.
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" According to official marketing materials for the procedure, it is a "very specific method of using blood-derived growth factors to rejuvenate the vagina to help relieve women with urinary incontinence and sex problems.
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Instead, rejuvenate yourself with this soothing tour through this meticulous Minecraft recreation of Spirited Away, Hayao Miyazaki's Academy Award-winning coming-of-age tale about a girl named Jihiro lost in the spirit world.
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His election may be a sign that the ruling National Liberation Front seeks to rejuvenate a political elite which is dominated by figures from the war of independence against France which ended in 1962.
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So even though Trump remains dominant, these candidates will likely spend a great deal of time squabbling with each other, since they are all hoping a strong Granite State showing will rejuvenate their campaigns.
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In 1992, the songwriter and pianist Bruce Hornsby, who had long cited Mr. Russell's influence, sought to rejuvenate Mr. Russell's rock career by producing the album "Anything Can Happen," but it drew little notice.
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Trump's comments this week were his first discussion of asset forfeiture as president, though his new attorney general, Jeff Sessions, was broadly supportive of the practice while a senator and could rejuvenate federal support.
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In that period, therapies will improve such that we'll be able to rejuvenate them again, so they won't be sixty for a third time until they are chronologically one hundred fifty, and so on.
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Desperate to rejuvenate an aging civilian fleet hurt by years of sanctions, Iranian air carriers have made arrangements over the past year to buy up to 140 planes from Boeing and 100 from Airbus.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's manufacturing hubs of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Guangdong will work with the rustbelt northeast provinces of Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang to help rejuvenate their economies, the country's state planner said on Friday.
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China has been trying to make it easier for small firms to get access to bank loans in a bid to rejuvenate its slowing economy and weather a trade war with the United States.
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On Thursday, the Kyoto-based firm said it had named Shuntaro Furukawa - a 46-year-old managing executive officer in charge of global marketing and corporate planning - as president effective June to rejuvenate top management.
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So on Saturdays and Sundays, when I'm recuperating from a tiring week and feel the need for some pampering, I'll pull my mask from the freezer and let the ice cold beads rejuvenate my eyes.
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The Chinese government is seeking to rejuvenate state behemoths with private capital, with China Unicom among the first batch of state-owned enterprises slated for the mixed-ownership reforms, whose guidelines were issued in 2015.
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The exhibition was initiated in 1949 by Arnhem's leaders in an effort to rejuvenate the city, about an hour's drive from Amsterdam, and to bring some of the joy back to its war-torn park.
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ABUJA, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Nigeria has picked an African Development Bank power expert to run its electricity transmission company, in an effort to rejuvenate the country's creaking power infrastructure, the power ministry said on Friday.
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The group, best known for its 450 euro ($500) per pair Gommino loafers, has been struggling for several years to rejuvenate its brands, which also include Hogan, Fay and Roger Vivier, in a crowded marketplace.
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But after he took office in January, the issue lost momentum as he met Arab leaders who warned it would be hard to rejuvenate long-stalled peace efforts unless he acted as a fair mediator.
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In Raqqa, international aid groups, considered illegal by the Assad government, are trying to rejuvenate the mostly agricultural economy, telling residents to "forget the fighting and remember the shovel," as one aid worker put it.
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This partial reprogramming suggested to him that reprogramming is a stepwise process, and that a small dose of the Yamanaka factors might rejuvenate cells without the total reprogramming that converts cells to the embryonic state.
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The newest mystery man on the Milan women's wear scene is Paul Surridge, the little-known designer hired in May to rejuvenate Roberto Cavalli, the Florentine fashion house famous for its flesh-baring, flamboyant designs.
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His hope, he said, is to rejuvenate the state's economy, devastated by the collapse of the coal industry, with a "sustainable produce hub" that would turn Kentucky into "the agtech capital" of the United States.
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The likes of Sami Khedira, Gonzalo Higuain and perhaps even Blaise Matuidi were all on the market as Juventus tried to rejuvenate its squad, but the club could not find takers for any of them.
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The likes of Sami Khedira, Gonzalo Higuain and perhaps even Blaise Matuidi were all on the market as Juventus tried to rejuvenate its squad, but the club could not find takers for any of them.
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His hope, he said, is to rejuvenate the state's economy, devastated by the collapse of the coal industry, with a "sustainable produce hub" that would turn Kentucky into "the agtech capital" of the United States.
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The "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" movie franchise has been dormant for five years, so the new installment, subtitled "The Long Haul," was an opportunity to rejuvenate this never very good series with some recasting.
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The bread move comes 10 days after Jordan's cabinet announced a major package of IMF-guided tax hikes it says are needed to gradually lower public debt and rejuvenate an economy hit by regional conflict [nL8N1PA56A].
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Treat yourself to a facialWhether it's an at-home mask or a luxury treatment at a spa, a facial every now and then can rejuvenate your skin and give you time to truly relax and unwind.
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From new tools that will help take your face to a whole new level of cleanliness to innovative face masks that will rejuvenate your skin, it's time to step into the brave new world of beauty.
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We believe a new CEO is the right move, but also believe he needs incremental brand spending to rejuvenate KHC's dusty brands, which could weigh on EPS by another $0.15-0.20 (not yet in our model).
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It joined forces with President Emmanuel Macron's Republic On The Move party in a parliamentary election that ended on Sunday with a commanding victory for Macron, who has promised to clean up and rejuvenate French politics.
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As he accepted the Republican nomination here Thursday night, Trump delivered tough talk, promising to eradicate crime, build a border wall, defeat ISIS, rejuvenate the economy and prod U.S. allies to step it up or else.
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There is no manual key fallback either, though if the lock's battery dies, you can rejuvenate it by touching a 9-volt battery to the set of prongs located on the bottom of the front panel.
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Putting a liver that has been cooled for storage into a metra can reverse damage it has sustained when cold by providing an environment in which its natural propensity to rejuvenate can come to the fore.
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One strength of the approach here is that the researchers have taken cells "from the organ that they want to rejuvenate, so that makes it likely that the cells stay there in that tissue," Herron said.
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"The LRA ... maintains the potential to rejuvenate itself, particularly, if the security vacuum following the withdrawal of the Ugandan People's Defence Forces and the U.S. Special Forces is not urgently filled," it said in a statement.
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China has promised to slash steel capacity by 45 million tons and coal capacity by 250 million tons this year, as it tries to rejuvenate two industries suffering from slowing demand and a massive supply glut.
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But if asylum seekers and activist groups in Israel succeed in blocking the effort, it could rejuvenate the more liberal parts of Israel's civil society that have struggled to build broad enough coalitions for nationwide change.
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The drive to create a home-like welcoming environment in a coworking space isn't exactly new, but Austin set out to find a meaningful way to apply the concept to empower and rejuvenate people of color.
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The employees at JÜV (named for a combination of the words "juvenile" and "rejuvenate") are out to teach brands, companies and nonprofits what it means to be a young person by commodifying their own quality time.
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"I am a strong believer of having different support outlets and systems where we can go to and gather strength to rejuvenate from the course of a day," he said before the video abruptly cut off.
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Federal policymakers need to catch up to businesses in understanding how high road practices rejuvenate the U.S. economy by reducing dependence on taxpayer-funded safety net programs, widening the tax base, and strengthening families and communities.
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"Obviously, people get to the All-Star break and you get a little time to rejuvenate yourself, but right now, all the focus is on these last few games and we have to make them count."
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I have a lot of it, but being a model means I undergo a lot of blow-drying and a lot of pulling, so it's important to rejuvenate the hair and feed it as much as possible.
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In this piece, we spoke to Alec Bradford, who raises this rare breed in Virginia, and is experimenting with a farm-to-table business model that he hopes will rejuvenate mid-size cattle ranches across the country.
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But it did succeed as a critical darling, helping to rejuvenate her image, restore public goodwill, launch a successful comeback tour and Vegas residency, and induct Jackson, now 53, into this year's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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Swiss drugmaker Novartis said on Tuesday third-quarter core net income fell 4 percent, as sales of cancer drug Gleevec continued to decline after patent expiration, and amid efforts to rejuvenate its slumping Alcon eye care division.
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The state planner said the capacity cutting programme was only one part of China's efforts to rejuvenate the steel sector, with the country still committed to creating global industrial champions through the use of mergers and acquisitions.
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The state planner said the capacity cutting program was only one part of China's efforts to rejuvenate the steel sector, with the country still committed to creating global industrial champions through the use of mergers and acquisitions.
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While such initiatives may generate buzz for the local community and rejuvenate some of them, the outlook remains bleak for the "extreme" demographic challenges facing Japan, said an economist who has studied the problem in the country.
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But for the American arsenal, the initiatives are all going in the opposite direction, with a series of little-noticed announcements to spend billions of dollars building the factories needed to rejuvenate and expand America's nuclear capacity.
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JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudan's President Salva Kiir on Thursday pardoned dozens of prisoners including a prominent economist jailed for giving interviews to foreign media, saying it was a goodwill gesture to rejuvenate the country's stalled peace process.
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JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudan's President Salva Kiir on Thursday pardoned dozens of prisoners including a prominent economist jailed for giving interviews to foreign media, saying it was a goodwill gesture to rejuvenate the country's stalled peace process.
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Both tobacco companies are grappling with how to rejuvenate sales growth at a time when a growing number of cigarette smokers around the world are quitting because of the well-documented links to cancer and heart disease.
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It was an experience that became in essence a second tug on his sleeve, a chance to rejuvenate a marriage that he "had not paid much attention to," he said, for the better part of four decades.
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So in an effort to rejuvenate its business, alongside an increased focus on robotics and autonomous vehicles, LG announced today that LG Home Entertainment President Brian Kwon will also be taking control of LG Mobile starting December 1.
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For Snap, which has long dealt with Facebook's constant copying of Stories, the move could help rejuvenate its Stories feature, which has taken a backseat as the company has emphasized connections between close friends over publicly-viewable Stories.
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In an effort to rejuvenate his presidential campaign -- which hasn't yet benefited from the kinds of viral moments that catapulted him into the limelight as a Senate candidate last year -- O'Rourke recently began participating in nationally televised interviews.
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As part of its efforts to rejuvenate its flagging economy, China has revealed its plans to lay off 5 million to 6 million state workers in the coal and steel industries in the next two to three years.
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The appointment marks the latest management shake-up at Hyundai's U.S. operations as the South Korean automaker pushes to rejuvenate sales in the world's second-biggest auto market and grapples with a widening probe into its vehicle recalls.
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P&G has been trying to rejuvenate Gillette and Venus, its razor brand for women, through new marketing campaigns aimed at millennials and Generation Z. Its direct-to-consumer online business for Gillette remains small but is growing.
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The quarter bode well for Walmsley's plans to rejuvenate GSK's operations, which has included the spin off or sale of a number of units since she took over in 2017 to focus on the company's core pharmaceuticals business.
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Whether it's reserving one work day each week for reflection or making sure to book vacations throughout the year in order to rejuvenate in an exotic destination, some celebrity executives succeed in part by prioritizing work-life balance.
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Nakasone was forced to retire in 2003 when he was 85, along with other elder statesmen, by then-premier Junichiro Koizumi, who was keen to rejuvenate the Liberal Democratic Party's image as a party of staid, elderly politicians.
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Alongside the planned High Speed 2 rail line, Hammond said the Transport Secretary would detail new projects "in the coming weeks" tied to its flagship "Northern Powerhouse" plan to rejuvenate economic growth in the north of the country.
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The CDU conference in Berlin follows Merkel's announcement of her picks for a new, younger cabinet intended to rejuvenate the party and end disagreements over how to tackle the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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The French firm said on Friday it had poached 13-year-old Hudson from Novartis, betting on him to rejuvenate a business hit by sluggish cholesterol drug sales and a diabetes unit facing growing competition for its top seller.
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It's a nod to the new ways gamers are playing and a pitch to rejuvenate Call of Duty — one of the world's most popular game titles, with Black Ops as perhaps the most compelling title in the company's arsenal.
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But this is America, where celebrities can rejuvenate their battered public images with a single apologetic visit to Oprah's couch and politicians can return to their earlier careers as lawyers in order to fill the power void with money.
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The French firm said on Friday it had poached 51-year-old Hudson from Novartis, betting on him to rejuvenate a business hit by sluggish cholesterol drug sales and a diabetes unit facing growing competition for its top seller.
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In the years since, Lasseter has acted as executive producer on Pixar's expansive list of critically acclaimed features (including this weekend's Coco) while also helping rejuvenate Walt Disney Animation Studios as executive producer on hits like Frozen and Moana.
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A commentary in the newspaper on Tuesday urged Chinese citizens to accept the party's longstanding verdict on the Cultural Revolution, the traumatic campaign that Mao Zedong began in 1966 in an effort to purify and rejuvenate the communist revolution.
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PARIS/MONTREAL (Reuters) - Japan's Mitsubishi, which agreed on Tuesday to buy Bombardier's loss-making regional jet program, plans to exploit the Canadian company's support network and global customer list to rejuvenate its delayed efforts to conquer the jet market.
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The two leaders most needed to rejuvenate the peace process, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, have shown little inclination toward significant concessions - though experts say they have no choice but to cooperate with Trump.
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But Harry – who visited Queen's Commonwealth Canopy forests when he and Meghan toured Australia, New Zealand, Tonga and Fiji last year – has made it part of a more serious campaign and message to secure and rejuvenate the world's forest.
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They have helped launch the careers of Jessica Williams and Phoebe Robinson, whose 2 Dope Queens earned them a series of four specials on HBO, and rejuvenate old ones like Marc Maron, who famously interviewed President Obama in 2015.
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Instead of letting minor fires run their course to rejuvenate the land, the Forest Service began to snuff out any blaze, no matter how tiny or remote — preferably by 219 o'clock on the morning after it was first spotted.
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That a crisis was brewing inside the company was then all but confirmed when Mr. Surridge, the British designer recruited by the Cavalli board to rejuvenate the Florentine fashion house in 2017, confirmed on Instagram that he was leaving.
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Mr. Berry, as an ally of Wes Jackson of the Land Institute and others, has long argued for a 50-year Farm Bill that would rejuvenate our nation's ecosystems while fostering long-term food security in the United States.
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He was a founder and chairman of the Prospect Park Alliance, which has helped rejuvenate the once forlorn Brooklyn greensward designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux; a trustee of the Vincent Astor Foundation, the philanthropy that Mrs.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Six of China's biggest state-owned firms have drawn up plans to reduce debt and leverage in the coming two years, state media said on Friday, part of the country's efforts to rejuvenate the debt-ridden sector.
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Since he took power in 2012 with a pledge to rejuvenate China as a great power, the Rocket Force's latest nuclear and conventional missiles have played a starring role at some of the biggest military parades held in the Communist era.
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Although the team struggled to establish a rhythm in any facet of its attack with quarterback Mitch Trubisky returning from a shoulder injury sustained in Week 4, Bears coach Matt Nagy has aimed to rejuvenate the ground game going forward.
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Vaccines and treatments including for HIV will play a larger role in driving GSK's growth, after its over the counter products unit was folded into a joint venture with Pfizer under Chief Executive Officer Emma Walmsley's plan to rejuvenate GSK.
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Even if the Federal Reserve decides to cut interest rates to rejuvenate the economy and spurs portfolio managers to move money back out of the recession-proof stocks, it won't be the end of the day for these two names.
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PARIS/MONTREAL, June 276 (Reuters) - Japan's Mitsubishi , which agreed on Tuesday to buy Bombardier's loss-making regional jet program, plans to exploit the Canadian company's support network and global customer list to rejuvenate its delayed efforts to conquer the jet market.
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The results bode well for Chief Executive Officer Emma Walmsley's plans to rejuvenate GSK, which has included the spin off or sale of a number of businesses since she took over in 2017 and began focusing on the company's pharmaceuticals business.
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The company is one of a growing number of startups trying to rejuvenate the music streaming market by combining it with social networking so that audiences can listen to the playlists of their favorite athletes and entertainers… and their friends.
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The results bode well for Chief Executive Officer Emma Walmsley's plans to rejuvenate GSK, which has included the spin off or sale of a number of businesses since she took over in 216.72 and began focusing on the company's pharmaceuticals business.
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Islamabad has been running international advertising campaigns to rejuvenate its tourism sector that was wiped out by Islamist violence that destabilized the country following the 9/11 attacks in the United States in 2001 and the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan.
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Feeling cut off from that younger self, Richie begins a process that is something like a career resurrection, as he tries to find a way to rejuvenate American Century's fortunes in tandem with his own love for what he does.
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Plans to rejuvenate the comparatively poor hinterland and narrow a divide with prosperous coastal regions have mushroomed under President Xi Jinping, who is ratcheting up pressure on local officials to find equitable, cleaner and more sustainable drivers for China's slowing economy.
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Islamabad has been running international advertising campaigns to rejuvenate its tourism sector that was wiped out by Islamist violence that destabilised the country following the 9/11 attacks in the United States in 2001 and the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's government-run enterprises will work to rid themselves of some costly "social functions" like heating, water and power supplies by 2018, the state asset regulator said on Monday, part of broader efforts to rejuvenate its lumbering state sector.
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Chief Executive Officer Emma Walmsley has set bold plans in motion to rejuvenate GSK, which has included the spin off or sale of a number of businesses since she took over in 21 and greater focus on the company's pharmaceuticals business.
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Analysts from firms such as Morgan Stanley, Raymond James, and Canaccord Genuity previously said in August, before the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro were even announced, that the company's 2020 iPhones will be what Apple needs to rejuvenate its smartphone sales.
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But Prince Harry — who visited Queen's Commonwealth Canopy forests when he and Meghan Markle toured Australia, New Zealand, Tonga and Fiji last year — has made it part of a more serious campaign and message to secure and rejuvenate the world's forest.
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"To us this highlights that there are no easy fixes to rejuvenate Exxon's portfolio, and it is likely to take time for this investment to flow through into higher earnings, cash flow and returns," said RBC Capital Markets analyst Biraj Borkhataria.
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Chinese tech giants Alibaba Group Holdings and Tencent Holdings will be among new investors pouring a total of around $10 billion into mobile carrier China Unicom, sources said, part of efforts by Beijing to rejuvenate state behemoths with private cash.
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Experts are estimating it'll take 10 years for the agencies to recover as they continue to lose faculty whose work covers a range of important topics from tackling the opioid crisis to researching ways to rejuvenate the country's bee population.
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With decent pay and benefits, miners will be eager to make coal country a destination for recreation of all kinds and a place that can attract new businesses and rejuvenate those already on the Main Streets of its towns and cities.
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ZURICH, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Novartis said on Tuesday third-quarter core net income fell 4 percent, as sales of cancer drug Gleevec continued to decline after patent expiration, and amid efforts to rejuvenate its slumping Alcon eye care division.
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The hope now in Brussels is that, after the upsets of last year, 2017 provides a firmer base from which the bloc can rejuvenate its foreign policy, particularly through a European defense plan to act independently of the United States.
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NEW YORK, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Activist investor Trian Partners on Wednesday released its long-awaited plan to jolt shares of Procter & Gamble Co, detailing changes intended to streamline and rejuvenate the maker of Crest toothpaste, Tide laundry detergent and Pampers diapers.
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ZURICH, July 4 (Reuters) - LafargeHolcim Chief Executive Jan Jenisch chose a manager from his ex-employer Sika to run the cement maker's Middle East Africa region, the company said on Wednesday, as he reshapes leadership and seeks to rejuvenate a struggling business area.
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The softly-spoken Read, who joined WPP in 1989, said on Monday the industry was going through "structural change, not structural decline" and that he planned to rejuvenate WPP by combining the power of its creative agencies with improved technology and analytics.
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The new rules would reduce commercial banks' non-performing loan (NPL) ratios, and free up cash for fresh lending for investment in a new wave of infrastructure products and factory upgrades that the government hopes will rejuvenate the world's second-largest economy.
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That's the word that comes to mind when I think of all of the 2-in-1 "convertible" laptops that have come to market in recent years, as PC makers try to adapt in a mobile-centric world and rejuvenate the market.
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BARCELONA/SEOUL, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Tech giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd unveiled the latest versions of its flagship Galaxy S series on Sunday, but the incremental upgrades they offer may not be enough to rejuvenate sales for the world's No.1 smartphone maker.
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Exercising your pelvic floor muscles provides many sexual and health benefits for different people, including first-timers who don't have a lot of sexual experience, new moms who want to rejuvenate their muscles or someone who wants to relieve lower back pain.
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The poor hill-side area received a month-long facelift costing 300 million rupiah ($22,500) and paid for by the local government in a bid to rejuvenate this part of Semarang, a town 450 km (280 miles) east of the capital Jakarta.
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"The year 2017 is a new round of the central government's Rejuvenate the Northeast projects and it is also a key year for Bengang to set off on a new road and seize new opportunities," Chen told staff, according to the firm's website.
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But more importantly, both Altria and Philip Morris are grappling with how to rejuvenate sales growth at a time when a growing number of cigarette smokers around the world are quitting, because of the well-documented links to cancer and heart disease.
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Any thought that the prodigious home run (and two other hits on Monday) would rejuvenate him were doused on Tuesday when he hit a sacrifice fly, struck out twice and grounded into a double play in a 10-5 loss to the Twins.
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That afternoon, Kapil Mishra, a B.J.P. politician who had just lost a state Assembly election and seemed to be trying to rejuvenate his career, threatened to clear out a group of peaceful Muslim protesters, mostly women, who had been blocking a road.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Sebastian Coe on Thursday all but confirmed that he would run for a second term as President of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) to continue the fight against doping and complete his mission to rejuvenate the sport.
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Chatting over eggs, bacon and home fries, Kohser estimated that the tax cuts have added perhaps $1,200 to his annual household income and roughly the same to many others in the area — not likely enough on its own to rejuvenate the local economy.
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Senator Kamala Harris of California took her most drastic action yet on Wednesday to salvage her once-promising, now-languishing presidential bid, laying off staff members at her Baltimore headquarters and elsewhere, and redeploying others to Iowa, where she is looking to rejuvenate her campaign.
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The typical economist answer to the problem of regional inequality is that we should care about people rather than places, and that money that could be spent trying fruitlessly to rejuvenate dying economies might be better spent in the form of simple cash transfers.
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Luc Bergeron's latest space movie mashup puts 32 science fiction movies together to show how desperate things get when you're all alone in space, and are the only one left that can save the Earth or fly into the Death Star or rejuvenate the Sun.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Trading in the Singapore securities market resumed on Friday after the fourth major interruption on the exchange in the past two years, piling pressure on CEO Loh Boon Chye as he tries to rejuvenate a bourse facing stiff competition in the region.
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The factory, and the more than 2000 jobs it has created, is just one small part of a grand plan led by China's government to rejuvenate Shenyang, a city of eight million, by replacing stumbling state industries with modern manufacturing and start-up companies.
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From 1949 to 1952, Sandlock was the regular catcher for the Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League, where one of his battery mates was Johnny Lindell, a former outfielder for the Yankees who was trying to rejuvenate his career as a knuckleball pitcher.
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Intended to resemble (and rival) Chelsea Piers in New York City, these buildings were designed to accommodate larger cargo ships and it was hoped that they would help rejuvenate the waterfront area, making it once again a competitive port for international trade and commerce.
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Business Insider spoke to six former employees and several industry experts to understand how Google misjudged the biggest new tech product to emerge since the smartphone, and what the tech giant can do to rejuvenate its smartwatch business as time ticks away in an increasingly competitive field.
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Hellmut Lehmann-Haupt was a German-born bibliographer, the author of 200 books, including "Art Under a Dictatorship," who joined the Allied Armies' Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives section and returned to Berlin in 1946 to help rejuvenate a cultural life all but destroyed by the Nazis.
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"He presents himself like the one who wants to rejuvenate the country, but the young people are against him," Mr. D'Alema, 67, said in an interview, in which he mocked Mr. Renzi as a Twitter-obsessed "oaf" who had alienated labor unions and destroyed the left.
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Though it may not always feel like it, we have the perfect opportunity right now to help rebuild and rejuvenate struggling communities by connecting them with resources traditionally concentrated on the coasts — resources that can help retool their local economies and promote sustained growth and development.
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A pomegranate prepared for analysis in Johan Auwerx's lab at EPFL (Image: EPFL / Alain Herzog)A compound found within pomegranates, when transformed by bacteria in the gut, has been shown to rejuvenate cellular function and reverse the effects of aging on muscles, at least in worms and rodents.
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Now efforts are underway to rejuvenate the traditional model as a wider "ecosystem approach" that treats rice, fish, ducks, cattle, humans, houses, coconut and cash crops as part of a single system, said Leena Kumari S., a scientist who leads Kerala Agricultural University's Rice Research Station in Moncompu town.
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For the album's announcement, Pantha Du Prince, AKA Hendrick Weber, explained that he hoped to rejuvenate a sense of human collaboration in our digitally mediated lives, and "Frau Im Mond, Sterne Laufen" fits that notion, working primarily with earthy textures that feel as if they're fluttering at your fingertips.
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JERUSALEM — Egypt's foreign minister arrived in Israel on Sunday — the first such high-level visit in nearly a decade — saying that he had come to promote the "vision" of his boss, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, to help rejuvenate the moribund peace process between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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It can be hard to find the time to rejuvenate and recover amid daily responsibilities, but napping has benefits that could help you level up in your overall health and productivity -- meaning there's no reason to feel as if you're lazy for indulging in a little you-time.
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Liaoning province, which has long depended on heavy industries like steel, coal and machinery manufacturing, has sought to spend its way out of a long-term economic decline, investing huge amounts of public money on new infrastructure as part of the state's 15-year "Rejuvenate the Northeast" program.
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But human intervention has harmed Kuttanad's ecology - particularly its fish stocks, which have dwindled due to the high level of chemicals in the water, said KG Padma Kumar, director of the International Research and Training Centre for Below Sea-level Farming, set up in 2016 to rejuvenate the heritage farming system.
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"One of the things I've heard an awful lot of over the course of the last couple of months is whether or not this is still all a feint and all intended to rejuvenate the diplomatic process that had otherwise been stalled," he said on a conference call with reporters.
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Although he is best known abroad for his efforts to expand China's territorial reach in the South China Sea or his high-profile campaign against corruption, at home the president is engineering a remarkable about-face for the Communist Party: an effort to rejuvenate China's spiritual life through an embrace of some religions.
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Though villagers credit Mr. Ou with helping to rejuvenate the community and attract tourists, some suspect that the social aspect of his project — which focused on art and rural reconstruction but also touched on ideas like anarchism and utopia — may have rattled local Communist Party officials, according to a report by The Times of London.
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Why it matters: The BIG3 has had to fight against the stigma that it's nothing more than a haven for washed up former pros, so Johnson returning to the NBA would be extremely validating — proof that the league can not only help players leave basketball on their own terms but even rejuvenate their careers.
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Although the couple popped open umbrellas when they arrived to Blackpool Tower – where they joined a roundtable briefing about the town's recent history and the investment underway to rejuvenate it – Kate declined using an umbrella during the crowd meet-and-greet to ensure that even those toward the back of the group would be able to see her.
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Here's the spiel: Anti-aGin contains collagen for its an anti-wrinkle properties; nettle, which is supposed to rejuvenate cells; gotu kola, said to inhibit scar formation and combat cellulite: chamomile, a healing and relaxing agent; witch hazel oil, to kill bacteria; burdock, believed to repair cracked skin; and green tea, intended to clear the body of impurities.
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More than $400 billion of trade and investment would occur in the first five years, post-transition, to provide the Venezuelan people with adequate food and health care, restore necessary infrastructure, and rejuvenate a once-prosperous private sector so as to make return possible for the more than 3 million Venezuelans who have had to leave.
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If the lawmakers stay on schedule — a "discussion draft" is to be made public Tuesday — the rescue package could be the first substantial piece of legislation to get traction in the House since Mr. Ryan was elected speaker in October, promising to rejuvenate the legislative process by giving the committees the lead in drafting all major bills.
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It includes products like Blue Lip Shine (the subtle blue crystals in the $25 gloss are said to make teeth look whiter); $25 Pink Gum Gel with extracts of lemon, cucumber and Irish moss to rejuvenate gums; and $25 fluoride-free toothpaste containing the hydroxyapatite that Dr. Apa believes is superior to fluoride at re-mineralizing teeth.
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"One of the things I've heard an awful lot of over the course of the last couple of months is whether or not this is still all a feint, and all intended to rejuvenate the diplomatic process that had otherwise been stalled," said Richard Nephew, the lead sanctions expert to the U.S. team that negotiated the nuclear deal.
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Much of Meghan's look on Thursday was informed by the designers' socially conscious agendas, including her black ribbon-tied coat by sustainable, cruelty-free brand Stella McCartney and jeans by Welsh brand Hiut Denim, whose goal is to rejuvenate the jean industry in their small town of Cardigan in Wales by re-employing all 400 workers who were previously left jobless.
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Victor noticed that he had more energy and vitality than Elaine, who now had several chronic health problems, but he felt sure that all she needed was a "wake-up call" via some health crisis to convince her that it was time to take advantage of some of the amazing new medical technologies that would rejuvenate her and drastically extend her life.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisFive things to know about Trump's call with Ukraine leader Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call Poll: Warren closes in on Biden's lead MORE (D-Calif.) says she will camp out in Iowa between now and the caucuses as she tries to rejuvenate her once-promising campaign, according to The Hill's Julia Manchester.
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Now Tencent appears to be in need of a new growth engine, be it a groundbreaking feature of WeChat to rejuvenate the app or a brand new social network to replicate the success of WeChat and QQ. It's worth keeping in mind that Tencent, like all other large internet companies in China, is always testing new products to meet shifting landscapes in the tech industry.
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One of the most influential agricultural scientists and inventors in history Invented cotton crop rotation in the South, a technique where different crops are alternated to rejuvenate nutrient-deprived soil President Franklin D. Roosevelt had a national monument built in Carver's honor Agricultural scientist, inventor, the peanut man: George Washington Carver is remembered for many things, but his contributions forever changed how modern industries are run.
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Here are the best floor cleaners:Best cleaner for wood floors: Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner SprayBest cleaner for laminate floors: Swiffer WetJet Wood Spray Mop and CleanerBest cleaner for vinyl floors: Rejuvenate All Floors CleanerBest cleaner for ceramic tile floors: Hoover Grout and Tile Plus Hard Floor CleanerBest cleaner for stone floors: StoneTech RTU Revitalizer, Cleaner & Protector for Tile & StoneUpdated on 1/16/2020 by Jen Gushue: Updated prices, links, formatting, and text.
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Xi's push to abolish term limits means he will likely remain the most influential leader of the emerging superpower for life and have more time to dedicate to his quest to rejuvenate China's influence at the expense of the US. Trump now has the dubious honor of being the President in office alongside the most powerful Chinese leader of the modern age, at a time when China has never been more politically and economically assertive.
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Much of that was done in the context of a company in the midst of an aggressive bid to rejuvenate itself: Mayer was also leading the charge on dozens of startup acquisitions to boost Yahoo's platform and talent pool after the once-mighty giant of the Internet toiled under years of stagnation, falling behind the likes of Google in key areas like search and mobile; and the closures in regional operations were about streamlining to focus on Yahoo's core business.
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Rather, it is President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE who should clarify that for as long as Tehran suborns its civil aviation sector to its reckless and criminal adventurism in the region, the full force of U.S. sanctions will stand in the way of its attempt to rejuvenate its fleet.
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