It rejuvenated itself — and it can do so again.
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I leave feeling rejuvenated and knowing I'll be sore tomorrow.
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Without rancor and with civility, these presidents rejuvenated American prosperity.
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It's just rejuvenated old stereotypes that we don't need anymore.
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Upton has rejuvenated his career after struggling with the Braves.
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"I'm looking forward to a rejuvenated Yankee team," he said.
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They've put a dent in overfishing and rejuvenated their fisheries.
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Even the "Steele dossier" became a rejuvenated, sober issue again.
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Many leave after a few days feeling hopeful and rejuvenated.
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The case also risked upending Mr. Barrier's rejuvenated music career.
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The rainfall has rejuvenated the area, encouraging visitors earlier than usual.
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"There's a myriad of things that rejuvenated the brand," he said.
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Then we slink back to our desks, feeling somehow more rejuvenated.
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A weakness in crude oil prices rejuvenated buying interest in equities.
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Now he is rejuvenated, though there remains more work to do.
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You leave this storm rejuvenated rather than wet, confused and cold.
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My skin has never felt so soft and looked so rejuvenated.
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The rejuvenated community was also encouragingly diverse, according to the researchers.
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FREE AGENCY FOR FOLES Nick Foles rejuvenated his career in Philadelphia.
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That rejuvenated me to deal with the stressors of daily life.
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Class runs about 15 minutes over, but I leave feeling really rejuvenated.
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I was a completely rejuvenated human being when I left the gym.
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Older men toss footballs and describe how Viagra rejuvenated their love lives.
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"I think we're going to see a rejuvenated LeBron James," Altman said.
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Wild mice subjected to the same method had rejuvenated muscles and pancreases.
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A coaching change and personnel moves rejuvenated him, and his team, offensively.
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Those actions should be supported by rejuvenated courts and far greater penalties.
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"I've been rejuvenated," she told This Morning hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.
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" Espy said his opponent "rejuvenated old stereotypes" and gave Mississippi "a black eye.
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In the omnibus spending bill for fiscal 2628, R&D has been rejuvenated.
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Picture pristine beaches and fishing, swimming and kayaking along a rejuvenated North Coast.
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Sunday at Augusta National Golf Club, the famous Woods intimidation factor was rejuvenated.
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"It had to be rejuvenated into something for the new generation," he said.
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Rejuvenated at Monaco, he will see this as a chance to make amends.
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Nagasu was rejuvenated by Zakrajsek's technical help but also by his pep talks.
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When he inhibited NF-kB in genetically modified mice, it rejuvenated their skin.
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The collar was duly turned so that it was, for a time, rejuvenated.
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He feels rejuvenated and has not had time to obsess about the Masters.
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The Islanders, who missed the playoffs the last two seasons, could be rejuvenated.
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It has rejuvenated Cueto and Samardzija and nailed down Crawford and Joe Panik.
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And Wilson's hero is among those who have had their face rejuvenated: Dolly Parton!
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"Of course, you always think about Tokyo," the rejuvenated hurdler told state radio ABC.
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The dream of a rejuvenated China, again dominating "everything under heaven", might be popular.
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New England recovered the fumble, and soon Brady and his offensive cohorts were rejuvenated.
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" The comment, Mr. Espy said, "just rejuvenated old stereotypes that we don't need anymore.
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And then Amazon came out with the Echo and the entire category was rejuvenated.
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But after two weeks to rest various leg and elbow infirmities, Gronkowski looked rejuvenated.
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But he is dealing with a rejuvenated, re-empowered Legislature, so expect a fight.
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And that's largely because around 2100 years ago, new ideas were introduced that rejuvenated it.
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Jack in the Box, Popeyes and even DineEquity have felt the wrath of rejuvenated McDonald's.
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Denver scored 36 points; their new quarterback, a rejuvenated Peyton Manning, threw for 301 yards.
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As we've seen with pregnant women, ICE's rejuvenated rogue status can have serious humanitarian consequences.
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Newly arrived foxes could have rejuvenated the Channel Island gene pool with some fresh variation.
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But, he appears rejuvenated as a featherweight since making the ten pound cut from 155lbs.
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With Sam Darnold back under center, the Jets looked rejuvenated last week against the Cowboys.
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"What got me rejuvenated is my son wanting to come into the business," Rick said.
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As his career prospered, he rejuvenated his Starbury shoe brand, which sells low-price footwear.
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Without a rejuvenated labor movement, it's almost inconceivable that breakthrough reforms will come to pass.
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The death of Ray Stussy, meanwhile, has rejuvenated Nikki as a master strategist and tactician.
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But they also say the vice president has rejuvenated a national push for cancer funding.
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Of the global powers that dominated the 19th century, China alone is a rejuvenated empire.
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What's striking about watching The X-Files in 2018 is just how rejuvenated it feels.
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The Holy Patient felt rejuvenated; Niehans was appointed to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences in thanks.
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It's clear that the pair want to present a story of rejuvenated love to this audience.
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Since 2016, young activists have rejuvenated the traditions of socialist feminism and anarchism in public art.
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It's about getting a rejuvenated board with a sense of urgency to continue to create value.
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Maybe it would have rejuvenated my interests and convinced me to work a few more years.
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And, where a rejuvenated Tiger Woods ranks on The Economist's forecast for the golf Masters (14.58).
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And there are signs that the award has rejuvenated momentum for the ratification of an accord.
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But something important happened a few days ago that has rejuvenated my faith in the universe.
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They'd return to their grueling jobs rested, rejuvenated and, so the logic went, ready to work.
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Rooms are furnished using repurposed and recycled materials and leave you feeling fulfilled, refreshed, and rejuvenated.
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I was rejuvenated in the original sense of the word — I'd gone from old to young.
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Check out the new, rejuvenated Dead To Me on I Wanna Die in Los Angeles below.
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"I do little touches during the day to make myself feel more centered or rejuvenated," she said.
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"She took him out riding, and he would say, 'My new wife has rejuvenated me,' " Worsley notes.
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Virtual reality rejuvenated life for Abdus Shakur, 67, who lives in a Brookdale residence in Quincy, Mass.
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People need to "let their minds bounce back and rest so that they feel rejuvenated," he says.
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Since rescuing Moncler in 2003, the entrepreneur has rejuvenated the brand into a goose-down success story.
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The sport was rejuvenated in the nineties, when a new event, the freestyle, came on the scene.
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This was before he won the American League Cy Young award and the downtrodden franchise was suddenly rejuvenated.
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They're just not the rejuvenated and ahead-of-schedule contending New York Yankees, and Logan is not #ElGary.
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We know that immigrant populations have rejuvenated this country, both culturally and with their demographic, which is young.
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In the mid-to-late 2000s, there was a rejuvenated American indie scene and New Japan Pro Wrestling.
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Not quite the productive evening I'd envisioned, but I honestly feel very relaxed and rejuvenated, so, worth it?
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That said, Ren claimed that after a period of adjustment, Huawei's output will be "rejuvenated" by 2021. 2.
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You want to look fresh and rejuvenated and hydrated, and I feel like our palette really does that.
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"When I went into remission I felt rejuvenated and I knew I had been truly blessed," he shares.
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Cruz appeared rejuvenated after getting Wednesday off following a 2-for-21 funk over the previous five games.
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After a dramatic downturn in the group's activities in 2014, a rejuvenated AQIM is demonstrating its expanded reach.
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"It's amazing how rejuvenated the whole company is now that Mike is gone," he told the SisterBoard reps.
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If a magically rejuvenated Herzog were to manage now, he almost certainly wouldn't do things the same way.
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I never doubted the artistic merits of Journey's score, but hearing it live rejuvenated my appreciation for it.
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And remember, we got a renewed and rejuvenated [CEO] Kevin Plank and he's always welcome on the show.
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In 2005, he merged the rejuvenated Kmart with Sears, then a conservatively run but still thriving nationwide retailer.
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Mr. President, the moral and ethical underpinnings of our union, far from being renewed and rejuvenated, are decaying.
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He is not about to argue with the suggestion that he has been rejuvenated by a pennant race.
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Three years later, a rejuvenated and healthier Bird returned to the team as the president for basketball operations.
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This is a hotel I could absolutely visit for several days and leave feeling fulfilled, refreshed, and rejuvenated.
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National governments can help, by acting to prevent rejuvenated communities from becoming segregated, and enforcing laws against discrimination.
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It was like the movie "Cocoon," except that people were rejuvenated by the arrival of spring, not aliens.
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Even with the Browns looking somewhat rejuvenated, they still haven't won a game outside of Cleveland since 2015.
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For now, though, the rejuvenated political line-up appeals, and in no small measure due to the Macron effect.
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"For years, my friends would go and come back completely rejuvenated, and I wanted to go, too," Perry explained.
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And yet she returned, seemingly rejuvenated and self-confident in a way we'd not seen since the NXT days.
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It's also meant to soothe dryness, and you can sleep with it on to wake up with rejuvenated skin.
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"In this newly rejuvenated market, it's time to reach for the laggards and play catch-up," the host said.
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This way, you can start your work week feeling more refreshed, rejuvenated and ready to perform at your best.
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After the 2014 suspension, Rodriguez's rejuvenated body summoned its best version for the first four months of last season.
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It's a fantastic time to party, and you're feeling rejuvenated as the Leo moon meets your ruling planet Mars.
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That said, Ren assured that Huawei's output will be "rejuvenated" by the year 2021 after a period of adjustment.
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The appeal is a mutual defense pact that has a rejuvenated purpose: to keep Russia contained and Germany defended.
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Congress is very weak — but the "first branch" has rejuvenated itself in the past, and can do so again.
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I felt pretty rejuvenated after they left — an afternoon with caring and imaginative friends will do that for you.
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Our hope of seeing Brazil rejuvenated remains in the hands of the press, the judicial branch and the people.
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Traditional bubbling masks infuse oxygen into the skin when smoothed over the face, leaving you feeling squeaky clean and rejuvenated.
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Do you arise each morning refreshed and rejuvenated, or do you always feel like a zombie barely able to function?
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With their new robotic limbs and rejuvenated system of connections, the volunteers were trained to use the prosthetics via physiotherapy.
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"Go top-of-the-line so each day you are fully rested and rejuvenated for the grind ahead," he said.
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I was shocked at how, after just one use, this mask left my face feeling rejuvenated, clean, refreshed, and hydrated.
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In the past ten years the leadership of companies has been rejuvenated, observes Franceso Giavazzi at Bocconi University in Milan.
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He's rejuvenated the career of wide receiver Michael Crabtree, and led the Raiders to their first playoff berth since 2002.
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Their improved play of late has come behind a rejuvenated rotation, a dominating bullpen, solid defense and some timely hitting.
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In a region already reeling from terrorist violence and racked by instability, it's an ominous portent of AQIM's rejuvenated ambition.
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The dam rejuvenated what is sometimes called the Small or North Aral Sea, with 100 feet of water in places.
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Just as important, the Cavaliers took advantage of the extended possession by getting a layup from the rejuvenated Rodney Hood.
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As such, it is crucial that a rejuvenated FARC be stripped of political legitimacy if it indeed turns to violence.
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The proponents of a behavioral advertising ban paint a rosy picture: less discrimination, better civic discourse, a rejuvenated news media.
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Mr. Kerry noted that the harbor had once been badly polluted but that government efforts and regulations had rejuvenated it.
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Diane Lane, playing the wife of a Hollywood producer (Alec Baldwin), finds herself rejuvenated by a car trip across France.
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This program has rejuvenated how I view myself, others around me and the direction I know I need to go.
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Fundamentally The forces that rejuvenated the stock market late last year have changed the profile of the fixed-income market.
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"I just had to get f—, that's all," Cardi announced, according to a fan video, adding that she feels "rejuvenated" now.
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At the summit, British Prime Minister Theresa May looked diminished and defensive next to the rejuvenated duo of Merkel and Macron.
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"In this newly rejuvenated market, it's time to reach for the laggards and play catch-up," the "Mad Money" host said.
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There were proposals, there was a level of enthusiasm that we're not seeing at the moment and I hope it's rejuvenated.
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You wake up feeling refreshed and rejuvenated, so obviously this batshit crazy sleep schedule should work for all living organisms, right?
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After all, it was the Nevada debate, in which she eviscerated first-time-on-stage Bloomberg, that briefly rejuvenated her campaign.
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In combination, the two measures have thoroughly rejuvenated my old phone, and have the potential to do so for many others.
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On Sunday, of course, he got left behind by a rejuvenated Woods, who won for the first time in five years.
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"The Samurai market has rejuvenated itself by marketing on a spread," said a treasurer at a Double A rated Samurai issuer.
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Every time we go I feel so inspired and rejuvenated — it has a funny small-town vibe in a big city.
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Casey Weathers, a former first round pick who flushed out of MLB because injuries and ineffectiveness, rejuvenated his career at Driveline.
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TMZ broke the story ... Farrah landed a sweet deal to unveil her rejuvenated vagina in her cam show debut on CamSoda's website.
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As you'd expect, T-Mobile is positioning the TV service and rejuvenated competition in that industry — squaring off against Comcast, Dish, etc.
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It doesn't matter what's surrounding her; she comes and she gets energized and she feels rejuvenated and she feels safe and comforted.
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This may be a trade the public is comfortable making if it comes with better job opportunities and a rejuvenated manufacturing sector.
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" The 25-year-old singer wrote that he feels "so rejuvenated" and has "so many stories I can't wait to tell you.
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Not only that, but the Republican donor class is beginning to feel rejuvenated after a dispiriting period following Trump's Super Tuesday victories.
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Despite a relatively poor Ryder Cup record, Furyk had little option but to select a rejuvenated Woods, a man with 14 majors.
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Ramos and his collaborators published their comparisons of old and "rejuvenated" samples of the yellow glass in Physical Review Letters in 2014.
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The incumbent, Uruguayan Luis Almagro, has rejuvenated the once-fading institution and is among the boldest pro-democracy voices in the Americas.
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The one big silver lining of the Trump era is that it has rejuvenated many Americans' interest in civic and political engagement.
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Emerging broken and beaten from captivity to discover that the town had been demanding their release all those weeks, Syasneh was rejuvenated.
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Those radically rejuvenated visages were achieved through after-the-fact photographic manipulation—extreme airbrushing of the actors as they appeared on set.
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This season, behind a rejuvenated Jared Goff and the new coach Sean McVay, they lead the league with 32.9 points per game.
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LoRiggio believes that is because dice control rejuvenated an interest in craps, and superstitious players insist on setting dice if they'll play all.
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Where most of us see a feature that deserves a gold watch and a good pension, Thales sees potential for a rejuvenated career.
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But the party has been trying to portray itself as a rejuvenated, urbane and more pragmatic group than it was two decades ago.
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Bieber's rejuvenated brand has helped him sell out tours across North America and Europe through November, when he's scheduled to complete 114 shows.
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The whites of my eyeballs looked brighter (gone were the scary broken capillaries) and the skin around my eyes looked tighter and rejuvenated.
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Its pivot towards cloud-based computing and services has rejuvenated its share price, allowing Microsoft to use only stock to pay for GitHub.
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The centuries-old hunt for other worlds like our own was recently rejuvenated thanks to the Kepler Telescope, which is currently orbiting Earth.
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Quite frankly, I think when we came in we rejuvenated a lot of that, we put a lot of capital investment in it.
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The smoothies and juices here are incredible; the blood-red Vampiro Tropical will make you feel so rejuvenated, you might just grow fangs.
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In addition, the O-Shot® rejuvenated the tissues, which enabled the vagina to fit the contour of the penis like a glove.
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"Pleasure Principle," "Rhythm Nation," "Together Again," and "All for You" are standout tracks from four of Jackson's albums that rejuvenated rock 'n' roll.
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Buoyed by the historic victory, and amid concerns about a rejuvenated Boko Haram, Buhari was invited to Washington, D.C. just two months later.
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Equally surprising is the rebound season from Nick Markakis, who is rejuvenated at 34, earning his first All-Star selection thanks to a .
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Mr. Van Lee, 60 — known as Reggie — has even more work (about 400 pieces) at the homestead he recently rejuvenated in Wharton, Tex.
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Like when I'm down, I'll just watch videos of Lin Manuel Miranda or Michelle Obama or Oprah and I get rejuvenated and inspired.
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Don't: Freeze any leftover raw potatoes that didn't make it to the table without blanching them first; otherwise, they'll be watery when rejuvenated.
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Farrah Abraham's ready to raise the curtain on her rejuvenated vagina -- she's got a big debut in the world of online cam shows.
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Last year, a journeyman quarterback, an overlooked running back, and a rejuvenated receiver had the Jets nipping at the heels of the Patriots.
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He proceeded to suffer an even more significant injury, play fewer games and average career lows across the board, only to proclaim himself rejuvenated.
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"When you say that something has been 'rejuvenated,' it has to be old to begin with, and more physiologically similar to people," she says.
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Although the formal Easter parade (and its requisite flower-laden hats and orchid corsages) has long disappeared, fashion has rejuvenated the color for today.
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People remember Bo fondly as a can-do leader who improved law and order, turbo-charged the economy, and rejuvenated dilapidated old city quarters.
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Serbia has been rejuvenated under Krstajic, who has built his team to get the most out of the young Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
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What's the magic that has rejuvenated my iPhone and given it powers it didn't possess when I first bought it, nearly four years ago?
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But the money that has rejuvenated Ukraine's military has opened avenues for the graft and cronyism that many see as the country's biggest enemy.
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I am the Jew who gets to see Jewish ingenuity unapologetically celebrated, Jewish material success flourish, Jewish might acknowledged and the Jewish language rejuvenated.
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And with the country's weekslong election process set to begin on April 11, the rejuvenated opposition was landing punch after punch with corruption allegations.
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Grant's doctrine has since been rejuvenated and rebranded by his ideological descendants as "white genocide" (the term genocide hadn't yet been coined in Grant's day).
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After taking the first hiatus of his career recently, Sheeran recently told Entertainment Weekly he's "totally refreshed and rejuvenated" and ready for his new tour.
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There are products all the way back to an original NES Console to new Wii U Sets, which are all rejuvenated and ready to go.
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Think of it this way: The needles create multiple minor "injuries," which will then allow your skin to heal and produce a newly rejuvenated complexion.
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So I sit for a moment on the front porch gazing across the glorious vista, and thus rejuvenated, I head back downstairs to pull teeth.
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Opinion polls suggest the former trade union leader will guide a rejuvenated Labor to victory, ending nearly six years of conservative and center-right rule.
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Fine lines are diminished and the whole area is firmed and rejuvenated — as if you clock a good 9 hours of sleep on the regular.
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It helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, plus thanks to the addition of African birch, stressed, aging skin feels and looks rejuvenated.
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Nets dump Knicks for rare road win NEW YORK — The Brooklyn Nets have been a rejuvenated team since Jeremy Lin returned from a hamstring injury.
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They decay and die, replaced by new things, or they get rejuvenated by an injection of new energy from emerging businesses or changing community needs.
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The extra carbon that could be stored from rejuvenated soil is equivalent to 3 to 7 billion tonnes of planet-warming carbon dioxide, he said.
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He's already a pretty high pick in fantasy drafts, but in a rejuvenated Browns offense, he could be set to score a ton this year.
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Federer knows that every opportunity to boost his Grand Slam tally of 20 trophies must be grasped or risk being eclipsed by the rejuvenated Nadal.
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Once-dead Jakkur Lake, rejuvenated over a decade by charities, government and local people, now attracts fishermen and helps recharge groundwater and wells, Srikantaiah said.
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Does Mr. Putin believe that with President Trump's help Russia will emerge as a rejuvenated world power, with the United States in a diminished capacity?
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LoDo, hit the rejuvenated Union Station and find the mezzanine to reach Cooper Lounge, where sofas offer great perches for admiring the grand 2325 station.
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The Islamic State rejuvenated the jihad after the United States forced Al Qaeda in Iraq underground, in 212.6, and killed Osama bin Laden, in 22006.
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The Medical Device segment has underperformed the market over the past decade, but recent investments in innovation have rejuvenated the growth outlook for this business.
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When I hear those 270 shows, I hear a band that is rejuvenated, enthusiastic, running lean and hungry, and completely focused on making great music.
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Barboza is visibly rejuvenated training alongside Alvarez and former UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar under the leadership of Mark Henry and Ricardo Almeida in New Jersey.
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Much like Morbid Angel's own rejuvenated death metal sound, the clip for "Garden of Disdain" brings a renewed thrill to the art of the music video.
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I haven't done yoga in a couple of years so there was definitely a learning curve, but I walk out feeling relaxed, rejuvenated, and physically tired.
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The latest trendy forecast goes something like this: We've had a major pivot from the digital darling FAANG stocks to the rejuvenated "Blue Chips" of 22019.
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A rejuvenated Williams carried 29 times Saturday, and his single-game rushing total ranks as fourth-best in conference history and the most against the Bruins.
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If you opt for the latter, you're rewarded with your money back, and you get to keep the rejuvenated "health" that she gave you moments earlier.
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Rejuvenated, Niskanen made his break for gold with about one km to go, steaming past Bolshunov and pumping his ski poles for all he was worth.
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Qatar and other Gulf states flooded Syria with guns and money, and rejuvenated rebel units were soon invading Aleppo and pressing at the gates of Damascus.
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Millennial expectations of a redemptive new social order and rejuvenated human beings inspire the revolutionary; apocalyptic fears of entering a new dark age haunt the reactionary.
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A rejuvenated Halep clinched the second set with a forehand winner and predictably swept through the decider as Svitolina's spirit sagged, sealing victory with an ace.
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In other bouts, Tim Boetsch, 35, who had lost four of his last six fights, rejuvenated his career with a first-round knockout of Rafael Natal.
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The grisly experiments rejuvenated the aging mice, making them stronger and healthier, and introducing the 21st century's longevity enthusiasts to the therapeutic potential of young blood.
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Sanders defeated Hillary Clinton in Michigan in 2016, a win that rejuvenated his campaign at the time and turned the Democratic race into a long slog.
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And though Streep channeled Munch after a del Potro forehand, her look would also be appropriate for a men's tennis player looking at a rejuvenated Djokovic.
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But he was rejuvenated in New England, catching a league-leading 23 touchdowns and going to the Pro Bowl for the first time in four years.
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Starting in 2001, he similarly rejuvenated Louisville's program, winning the Cardinals' third national title in 2013, though the N.C.A.A. subsequently vacated it because of recruiting violations.
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In a rejuvenated fashion, the specter of creative indeterminacy haunts Don't Let Them See Me Like This, the debut collection of poet and psychotherapist Jasmine Gibson.
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The conversations in that unofficial seminar gave rise to my first two major papers, which rejuvenated my motivation and gave me a head start toward tenure.
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BUCCANEERS 14, SEAHAWKS 5 Jameis Winston threw two touchdown passes to Mike Evans, and Tampa Bay's rejuvenated defense shut down Russell Wilson and Seattle's sputtering offense.
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In the first attempt to reverse aging by reprogramming the genome, they have rejuvenated the organs of mice and lengthened their life spans by 30 percent.
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I don't really know how it works, but I only spent six minutes on this baby (both hot and cold), and my actual face felt rejuvenated.
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Plainly put, Greece is having a hard time, making it one of the last places you'd expect to find a rejuvenated hub for art and culture.
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But now head coach Jason Kidd's squad is in the thick of a playoff chase, rejuvenated by Middleton's comeback and hitting a groove at the right time.
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Always the fan fav and your heart's most tender keeper, Amir Johnson delivers not just the smiling (also: rejuvenated!) face of Kyle O'Quinn but also Kyle Lowry.
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The rejuvenated New York Rangers hope to build off their best four consecutive periods of the season when they visit the struggling Florida Panthers on Saturday night.
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Today, that confidence-building cushion is dangerously "bone-on-bone" and must be rejuvenated before the whole process collapses and we enter an all-out arms race.
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Senior linebacker Devante Downs has recorded 14 tackles in back-to-back games to lead a rejuvenated Cal defense, which has forced 10.53 turnovers, including six interceptions.
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The team gives the 18th-year player occasional rest days, and Parker has looked rejuvenated at times while averaging 9.4 points and 3.8 assists off the bench.
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I don't need to go out every day and hang out with friends in order to feel rejuvenated and healthy and like I'm living my best life.
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He has also brought a youthful confidence to New Zealand's rejuvenated campaign to regain the "Auld Mug", which Ashby called "this bloody trophy" in his victory speech.
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In T2 Trainspotting, a rejuvenated Renton, played by Ewan McGregor, now clean from heroin, runs up it easily, followed by a sweaty Spud, played by Ewen Bremner.
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Fusion Skin Hot and Cold Dual Facial Massager Earning an impressive 4.5 stars on Amazon, this dual facial massager gives your face that spa-like rejuvenated appearance.
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Her Conservative Party faces a rejuvenated adversary in Nigel Farage, the former leader of the U.K. Independence Party, who stormed back onto the political scene amid Mrs.
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Think tanks must be rejuvenated with open-minded donors who fund expert inquiry to get unbiased answers to our national problems, rather than the solutions they prefer.
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He'll have a few weeks to try to develop chemistry with Andrew Wiggins and the young players who figure to be part of next year's rejuvenated roster.
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More recently, he rejuvenated one of the country's most storied college athletic programs, at the University of Michigan, and hired its high-profile football coach, Jim Harbaugh.
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Employees end up feeling refreshed and rejuvenated — a feeling that is likely to have a ripple effect on their job and their co-workers when they return.
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OPEC's rejuvenated bid to tame crude prices could soon exhaust the world's spare capacity cushion, according to the latest monthly report from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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Eliminate this contributing factor to stress by trying some tips to help you get the best sleep possible so that you wake up rejuvenated and ready to go!
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As for his rejuvenated heart ... Eric explained it on the show, saying Rachel helped him experience love for the first time, which made him grow up big-time.
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Since reaching the Australian Open final at the start of the year, where only a dazzlingly rejuvenated Roger Federer could eclipse him, Nadal has won four clay titles.
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But there are too many moving parts to bring together, leaving the door open for a rejuvenated Rodgers and the Packers to pick up the Week 1 win.
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Relief over the French election sparked a global rally in stocks Monday, whacked safety trades in gold and bonds and rejuvenated some of the pro-growth Trump trade.
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But it was Pernkun's defeat of Prajanchai last week that ended a 14-month period of high profile robberies that confounded expectations and rejuvenated the Bangkok boxing scene.
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They'll still have the same depuffing and relaxing benefits if you use them regularly with an oil or serum, and your skin will still feel fresh and rejuvenated.
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A rejuvenated Mickelson has described every round as a "steppingstone" for the Masters, which he has won three times, always in even-numbered years: 2004, 2006 and 2010.
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And neither scenario is likely to leave you feeling rejuvenated, says Ja. "The sleep you experience after a large meal won't necessarily be deep or restful," he says.
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This year, however, Airbus's share of the two giants' combined order tally has dropped to 35 percent as a rejuvenated Boeing management made advances in Singapore and elsewhere.
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And the little differences matter, like Elastigirl's more expansive role as the rejuvenated face of the superhero class and the chaos created by baby Jack-Jack's unharnessed talents.
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The evening news is filled with tales of rejuvenated communities, and villagers-turned-entrepreneurs heaping praise on Mr. Xi and the government for providing loans and new apartments.
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I love drive-thru car washes — it's like a rave for your car but instead of leaving all sweaty and brain dead, you come out clean and rejuvenated.
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The rejuvenated policy will help incumbents like Sinclair Broadcasting acquire more stations without exceeding the 39 percent ownership cap by reducing the quantitative impact from UHF station acquisitions.
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It's a cruel irony since in the last decade streaming has rejuvenated the art of the pop song, freeing it from the need to fit on an album.
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Intentionally or otherwise, Mr. Trump has rejuvenated the debate over the proper balance of privacy and security that surfaced after Edward Snowden's disclosures about N.S.A. programs in 2013.
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After an off-season in which his leadership was questioned, the Packers are soaring behind a new coach, a new offense, a new culture — and their rejuvenated quarterback.
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On a rejuvenated Boston team featuring Cowens, Paul Silas and Jo Jo White (who died last year at 71), Havlicek was voted most valuable player of the finals.
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"She's had her face rejuvenated on a number of occasions, [but] not a full face-lift," the country music legend's plastic surgeon Dr. John Grossman told PEOPLE in 2003.
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When I woke up the next morning, my skin was glowing, noticeably clearer, and completely rejuvenated — a welcome change from the uneven texture and irritation that had preceded it.
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Democratic efforts to get Trump's tax records appeared to be rejuvenated Tuesday, after The New York Times published an exhaustive investigation into decades of the Trump family's financial maneuvers.
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"I just had to get f—, that's all," Cardi remarked as a coy smile spread across her face, according to a fan video, adding that she feels "rejuvenated" now.
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Syndergaard is 3-0 with a 23 ERA in three lifetime starts against the Phillies as the rejuvenated Mets go after their sixth victory in the last seven contests.
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The Wolves, playing without the disenchanted Jimmy Butler on the second night of a back-to-back, were led by Towns' 31 points and a rejuvenated Derrick Rose's 28.
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And recently, the team has gotten an unexpectedly strong contribution from Joe Johnson, a seven-time All-Star who has looked rejuvenated since negotiating his release from the Nets.
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The troubled reality star is promoting something called Boom Bod, a weight loss product that urges customers to use it for 7 days to get energized, motivated and rejuvenated.
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Yet with each new article or report about obesity comes rejuvenated efforts to address the "epidemic" or "crisis" that larger people like me, disabled and able-bodied alike, perpetuate.
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If he doesn't do well, though, it could give Biden — whose candidacy was rejuvenated by a commanding win in South Carolina — a path to reclaim the mantle of frontrunner.
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But Senegal faces a tall order in facing the rejuvenated Colombian team led by James Rodriguez, who recorded a long-distance assist last game that seemed to defy physics.
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Soylent, the startup darling that rejuvenated the meal-replacement market in the U.S. with a new formulation and a pitch to Silicon Valley's coders, is also making snack bars.
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Ethiopia is one of the world's fastest growing economies and a hub for Chinese investment, having rejuvenated its fortunes after a turbulent history marred by civil war and famine.
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At the Capitol, House Democrats were relieved, rejuvenated and even overjoyed that for the first time since Pelosi took the gavel in January, the caucus was unified on Trump.
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Efforts in party building are a "fundamental guarantee" of finally achieving the Chinese dream, Xi said, referring to an aspiration to restore a rejuvenated China to its full standing globally.
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"I just had to get f—, that's all," Cardi, 26, remarked as a coy smile spread across her face, according to a fan video, adding that she feels "rejuvenated" now.
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The band—clearly rejuvenated, visibly excited, and, most importantly, very obviously happy to be playing again—ripped through a set full of both heavy emotion and sense of exuberant jubilation.
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They aired back when the familiar whistle tune was still associated with a product for older, more serious men — before agency Wieden+Kennedy rejuvenated it with a goofy new sensibility.
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Was it a well-timed and much-needed retirement for an old champ who had clearly lost a step, or will the time off have rejuvenated him in some way?
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Erdoğan is now much closer to attaining what he apparently sees as his destiny: to lead an Islamic world rejuvenated by the pious Muslim Turks from whose midst he came.
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They hammered Miami, 21-240, with the help of eight sacks, and the program looks rejuvenated with its 6-foot-2 defensive backs and physical defensive linemen like Woody Baron.
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The Chinese Communist Party is supporting Hollywood-style films that portray China as the rejuvenated great power described in this week's speech by President Xi Jinping to the Party Congress.
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These no-rinse peel pads will help skin look and feel rejuvenated with exfoliating alpha hydroxy acid, protected with vitamin E, and moisturized with licorice root and calendula flower extracts.
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This year, however, Airbus's share of the order tally had dropped to 35 percent before the Dubai show, with a rejuvenated Boeing management having made advances in Singapore and elsewhere.
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PITTSBURGH — When Austin Romine returned from the Triple-A All-Star Game two years ago, it was with a bounce in his step, certain that he had rejuvenated his career.
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"If an employer is not fully on-board with the plan immediately, the employee could share examples of other individuals whose careers have been rejuvenated, thanks to travel," added Chavez.
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However, none of them released a film in 2016, and so this year the Top Ten is refreshingly original and diverse, hinting at a shift toward a rejuvenated independent culture.
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Rejuvenated by the return of All-America candidate Myles Powell, Seton Hall opened Big East play by rallying for a 74-66 victory over DePaul on Monday night in Chicago.
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Lucasfilm famously uses its Star Wars Story Group to maintain continuity between its films, television series, and novels straight, while Paramount assembled a group in 2015 for its rejuvenated Transformers franchise.
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For a domestic audience, modern aircraft carriers, destroyers and submarines are hard evidence that what Xi describes as the "Chinese dream," his vision of a strong, rejuvenated nation, is becoming reality.
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The first teaser trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story has arrived, and by the look of things this is a very different take at the rejuvenated sci-fi saga.
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Atlanta producer Helix, aka Beau Thigpen, has rejuvenated his DJ Vague alias to share a new EP called Restoring Nature on Anarchostar, the audio-visual imprint run by American futurist Distal.
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Indeed, across the country hope sprung eternal that Bezos and Amazon would bring a torrent of job opportunities and investment to places that could be rejuvenated to make America great again.
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Bradley, in particular, seems rejuvenated after sliding into the sort of withdrawn midfield role he excels at club level versus pigeonholing him into a number 10 position that mutes his strengths.
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It'll have you coming up for air with an idiot grin plastered over your face, rejuvenated, refreshed, and more than ready for that all important post-swim 99 with a Flake.
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There's a startling example in her 2001 novel, "Rosie Carpe," when Rosie, having moved from France to Guadeloupe, is visited by her mother, rejuvenated and seemingly younger than Rosie is now.
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"After spending years in the doghouse, Coach brought in a new CEO, Victor Luis, a genius who rejuvenated the brand and started delivering some excellent numbers," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Seattle SeahawksOne thing to know: One week removed from what looked like a rejuvenated performance against the Baltimore Ravens, the Browns offense fell completely flat against the 49ers on Monday night.
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During Cleveland's semifinal sweep of the Atlanta Hawks, most of the attention went to a locked-in James, a rejuvenated Kevin Love, and the team's historic run of three-point marksmanship.
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Suffice it to say that the 2009-14 draft classes that might have rejuvenated the current team were (with the possible exception of 8) lacking, particularly in terms of position players.
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"After spending years in the doghouse, Coach brought in a new CEO, Victor Luis, a genius who rejuvenated the brand and started delivering some excellent numbers," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Even if the Taliban does not seek to control Kabul, the capital, completely, it could allow Al Qaeda to remerge as a power or fail to contain a rejuvenated Islamic State.
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Rather than ushering in a new era of Republican dominance, the fight rejuvenated the Democratic Party's fortunes and helped pave the way to its takeover of Congress in the 2006 midterms.
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And if nothing else, "No Girl" was a sign that the series just might find itself creatively rejuvenated by having to solve the mystery of what to do without its star.
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The same was true of his years as president of Wesleyan, where he rejuvenated physical facilities and initiated what was, at the time, the largest fund-raising effort in its history.
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The department, in its Manhattan and Los Angeles locations, has both topical products, including a skin-care line by the holistic facialist Annee de Mamiel, and ingestibles like Rejuvenated collagen supplements.
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After stints with the Timberwolves, the Nets, the Suns, the Knicks and the Celtics, he rejuvenated his career in China with the Shanxi Zhongyu Brave Dragons and later the Beijing Ducks.
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Ms. Waight Keller, whose soft-spoken mien belies a tough core, rejuvenated the house with a highly wearable and bohemian flair as well as a successful high profit margin accessories business.
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While Pell's conviction relates to abuse occurring in Melbourne, residents in Ballarat rejuvenated a campaign of tying bright ribbons on the cathedral in his hometown after the jury's findings were made public.
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A rejuvenated White means Hirano will have his work cut out to go one better than his Sochi silver but the 19-year-old has perhaps been destined for glory since birth.
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"The term 'vaginal rejuvenation' itself is problematic because most vaginas don't need to be rejuvenated," Lauren Streicher, MD, medical director of Northwestern University Hospital's Center for Sexual Medicine and Menopause, told Health.
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The opportunity to skate purely for the artistry of it rejuvenated him, and he toured with the Ice Follies from 1972 through 1978, before joining Holiday on Ice's European tour until 1984.
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To mark Arsene Wenger's 20th anniversary at the club, Arsenal played a Chelsea team whose form had dipped, but featured a rejuvenated Costa and a master tactician at the helm in Conte.
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The 48-year-old Mickelson seemed rejuvenated by his round of 67, which matched his score from the final round of last year's tournament, when he finished in a tie for 36th.
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A pair of Arkansas women in their 20s who were sitting along President Clinton Avenue, a renamed thoroughfare rejuvenated by the completion of Mr. Clinton's nearby presidential library, clutched copies of Mrs.
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Here, there are whispers of undying yeast, tales of eternally young mice, rumors of rejuvenated dogs, and scientists who stubbornly insist that age is an illness to be treated like any other.
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Yet it's strikingly modern: Many of the vineyards, which had been abandoned by the middle of the 20th century, have been reclaimed and rejuvenated, and the region's wine business has grown rapidly.
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World Sevens Series champions last year, the Flying Fijians had underwhelmed in the first three rounds with one fourth and two ninth-placed finishes but appeared rejuvenated on a steamy Sydney weekend.
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But this English figure is drawing on powerful global forces, which are eroding the foundations of the liberal order that was founded after the war and rejuvenated by free-marketeers in the 1980s.
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The outcome, however, is forecast to end in a hung parliament, as a weakened governing Democratic Party faces a rejuvenated right and a populist Five Star Movement, presently the most popular single party.
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With its mile-a-minute joke delivery and irreverent takes on pop culture, it became a critical hit, rejuvenated Alec Baldwin's and Tracy Morgan's careers, and marked Fey's ascent to comedy A-lister.
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Much more intriguing will be the fortunes of a couple of other contenders in the suddenly rejuvenated Android gaming phone market: the LED-equipped Nubia Red Magic and the liquid-cooled Black Shark.
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All that aside, it seems like everyone working for Wendy is happy and rejuvenated, and we're told they're excited to get back to filming the show after its break ... sans Kevin, of course.
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The Ducks look to complete a perfect two-game trip and notch at least a point for the 10th time in 11 contests when they visit the rejuvenated Arizona Coyotes on Saturday night.
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THE "China dream" of the president, Xi Jinping, is of a rejuvenated, rich and strong country that will once again enjoy the respect and fealty in Asia commanded by the empires of old.
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Iowa State looks rejuvenated under third-string, walk-on quarterback—you read that correctly—Kyle Kempt, who helmed a 38-31 upset win over Oklahoma and a 31-13 gutting of Texas Tech.
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Coach Steve Kerr gave his star players time off to rest over the weekend and is hoping for a rejuvenated squad when the Warriors return home to host the Philadelphia 1083ers on Tuesday.
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Clay masks can leave your skin feeling fresh and rejuvenated, and there are hundreds of options available ranging from Ahava's Purifying Mud Mask for $35 to Charlotte Tilbury's Goddess Clay Mask for $55.
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With a loud, raucous crowd behind them, and a rejuvenated, composed Joe Flacco at quarterback, the Ravens (4-3) looked comfortably in control with a 17-7 lead heading into the final quarter.
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"It's still Goossens but we have sort of rejuvenated it," Patrick Goossens, 60, said during an interview in a sun-filled conference room at the brand's headquarters in Pantin, a suburb of Paris.
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And then there's the rejuvenated market for these products: Patients and providers might be reaching for the alternatives and generics that have recently hit the shelves, as the industry responds to widespread demand.
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Behind quarterback Baker Mayfield, the first overall pick of the 2018 college draft, the Browns were a startling 7-8-1 last season and benefited from a rejuvenated offense built around young stars.
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No creating your own miniature backdraft by maneuvering smoldering logs close to one another, watching them smoke—just ACHING to burn—and then giving it a light to set off a rejuvenated blaze.
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The path to Farrah Abraham's rejuvenated vagina might be well worn, but you can still make an impression on her -- for the cost of a new pair of heels or a trip to Bangkok.
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Jeffrey's testimony was a reminder of the consequences of Trump's chaotic and abrupt foreign policy decisions — and the implications of that disarray, from the threat of a rejuvenated ISIS to an unfolding humanitarian crisis.
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You have rejuvenated my life and you have made me something I never even thought I could be and I have just one thing to say to you, a sincere and heartfelt thank you.
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Brimming with home-grown swagger, the new music brought more than island melodies and rhythms: it crackled with a fresh spirit, a new dance, a sense of cool and a rejuvenated point of view.
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It is hard to believe that just four years ago, commentators were lauding the G-28503 as a rejuvenated pillar of Western solidarity, following Russia's annexation of Crimea and ejection from the G-22019.
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In the final minutes of the first half, minutes after the cat's appearance, the suddenly rejuvenated Cowboys charged past the Giants to take a lead they never relinquished in a thorough 239-25 drubbing.
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Things are going so well for rejuvenated Coloradothat the Buffaloes "won" their bye week, taking over sole possession of firstplace in the Pac-12 South Division and moving up to 20th in thecoaches' poll.
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"We rejuvenated the tower by around 200 years," bringing the incline to where it was around 1820, said Salvatore Settis, one of the members of the committee that oversaw the consolidation of the monument.
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Nadal has played much of the year like a rejuvenated champion, reaching the Australian Open final, where he lost to Federer, and soaring during the clay season to notch his record 10th French Open.
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As a result, some investors hesitate to invest in the seemingly rejuvenated U.S. market, and this dynamic will continue to keep oil executives here in the U.S. and around the world awake at night.
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Mendenhall and his improving quarterback Kurt Benkert will shoot for their fourth win of the season in five games Saturday when rejuvenated Duke visits after suffering its first defeat of the season last week.
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However, on Saturday just as throughout the week at a tournament whose organizers were delighted to offer him a wild card to compete, the 30-year-old seemed rejuvenated by the bracing English seaside air.
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The pop-rock megastar took the first hiatus of his career in 2016 and now, he tells EW, he's feeling "refreshed and rejuvenated" and ready to hit the road to promote his pop juggernaut, Divide.
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Moving forward, the UC Berkeley researchers would like to find a way to remove specific inhibitors in old blood, and then return this rejuvenated blood into the same person (to prevent rejection and side effects).
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Nyman grew up in Prince Edward County, once the canning hub of Canada, and now home to 35 winemakers who have rejuvenated the area since the lean years following the collapse of the canning industry.
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Also the ongoing (not to mention rejuvenated) existence of Veruca Salt, a band who decimated the mid-90s with their blend of power-pop, identifiable emotion and more hooks than a football team of fisherman.
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Top a salad of tomatoes, onions, carrots, and kale with the berry vinaigrette, and you'll feel rejuvenated, even if your past couple of days were filled with poor food choices—and possibly other poor choices.
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But let's talk about the real reason the show feels rejuvenated, which I'm going to place behind a spoiler warning, even though most of this stuff has been reported in the entertainment press for months.
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Mr. Huyghe and his colleagues rejuvenated French art after many sluggish decades, and it has fallen to a younger generation to apply their techniques to questions of race and inequality, both at home and abroad.
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A rejuvenated national vision would transcend the backward-looking — and often reactionary — search for an America in arrested decay that has too often informed politics since Ronald Reagan first promised to make America great again.
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"We are determined to contribute to the business rescue process so that we could minimise job losses and give birth to a rejuvenated SAA that all South Africans could be proud of," the ministry said.
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So, when we got a rejuvenated Hulk out at LAX -- probably feeling so awesome because it looks like he'll be back with the WWE soon -- we asked if he thought he could beat up Stallone.
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Veteran players like James Neal and Marc Andre-Fleury were rejuvenated by their new surroundings, while players like William Karlsson, Erik Haula and Colin Miller took full advantage of their expanded roles for the expansion franchise.
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She seems rejuvenated, but her joy is not shared by her private secretary (Tim Pigott-Smith), the Prime Minister (Michael Gambon), or her wastrel of an heir (Eddie Izzard), who will succeed her as Edward VII.
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The Seneca case also rejuvenated calls for police to wear body cameras, and the department was criticized for letting the situation evolve from an effort to trap his companion into selling a small amount of marijuana.
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The next obstacle standing between Williams and a ninth trip to the final is rejuvenated Latvian Anastasija Sevastova in Thursday's first semi-final at the Arthur Ashe Stadium, before Osaka faces 2017 runner-up Madison Keys.
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The rejuvenated singer's residency here has proven to be one of the hotel's most successful to date, both in numbers and atmosphere, and this – the last of the season – is promising to be the wildest yet.
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Not to be outdone, the newly rejuvenated AMD debuted its new line of lower-cost Radeon Pro WX workstation-focused cards, which are available for under $1,000, and which take over from the previous FirePro line.
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Peter went on to create other driving series, and under the banner of his company, Peter Auto, he rejuvenated other events such as the Tour d'Espagne, the Spa-Classic and the Shell Historic Ferrari Maserati Challenge.
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Of concern to rejuvenated dollar bulls is the possibility of Trump reiterating his opposition to a strong dollar, and the financial markets are paying particular attention to how much currency policies are discussed at the summit.
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But he will not be moving to Washington, as he once hoped, and instead of having his political career rejuvenated after his failed run for president in 2008, he will continue to run his consulting firm.
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Louisiana State, a program that was rejuvenated 15 years ago under Saban, fired the extremely successful coach Les Miles in no small part because it had been one too many years since he had beaten Alabama.
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And rather than gaining ground incrementally once he came back en route to his climactic Masters triumph, the rejuvenated star emerged fully formed, like Athena springing from the head of Zeus, from the moment he resumed play.
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The post-war decline in its population, a result both of the loss of empire and of policies intended to curb its growth, ended in the 1980s, when the globalisation of finance rejuvenated the city's main industry.
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Toronto looks to remain ahead of schedule and knock off one of its competitors for a postseason spot when it plays the second contest of its six-game road trip against the rejuvenated Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday.
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Known affectionately as "The Beast", Mtawarira has recovered from a knee injury sustained in April to play in the Rugby Championship and he feels rejuvenated ahead of the tournament opener against Australia at Ellis Park on Saturday.
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Given the rejuvenated state of the economy, candidates should stand up and speak out with candor and confidence on the campaign trail, tout the myriad successes of tax cuts, and avoid the tired temptation to go negative.
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Daimler is among the top-three premium car manufacturers and has recovered in the past couple of years market shares lost to Volkswagen's Audi and to BMW following its recent product offensive and rejuvenated model line-up.
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So I made the conscious decision to begin dedicating my weekends to pursuits and interests that rejuvenated me intellectually and allowed me to reset — and to ignore my work until I returned to the office on Monday.
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Instead, Lynch has seemed rejuvenated by the year off, and has paid immediate dividends for the Raiders, adding a hard-nosed edge to the offense that is not only showing up in attitude, but also in production.
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The Bears relied on their typically dominant defense, which included a pick-six by veteran safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, as well as a rejuvenated offense that featured three touchdown passes from Mitchell Trubisky to Taylor Gabriel.
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They describe a rejuvenated newsroom enjoying reporting on a huge, non-political story (one that, importantly, still secures big ratings) — even if the political story of President Trump's every action could return at any moment, and likely will.
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The White Sox will send a rejuvenated James Shields to the mound after a solid season debut and he will oppose Carlos Carrasco, who also won his first start after missing the 2016 postseason with a hand injury.
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I really enjoyed my time with the rejuvenated classic, but after demoing a handful of PlayStation VR games at Sony's Game Developers Conference event, I'm convinced the headset's most enjoyable experience is a different and new rhythm game.
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Organized by a group of non-nuclear states, and supported by the United Nations, the International Red Cross, and hundreds of medical professionals, civil society groups, and religious leaders, including Pope Francis, these discussions rejuvenated arms control efforts.
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Raikkonen lapped the 5.063 km Marina Bay Street Circuit in 1:38.699 seconds, with Hamilton just behind as the rejuvenated Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo finished third and fourth respectively half a second further back.
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A self described "dumb redneck with a bad idea" from Tennessee decided to take the Predators' newly rejuvenated tradition of hurling catfish onto the ice to Pittsburgh for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals against the Penguins.
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The fifth set alone lasted 27 minutes before Nadal finally buckled and a rejuvenated Djokovic advanced to his first Grand Slam final for two years in which he will be favorite against South African eighth seed Kevin Anderson.
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But amid low turnout, the margin was relatively slim, with the winner, Ruth Jones, receiving 39.5 percent of the vote, compared with 31 percent for the Conservatives and 9 percent for the rejuvenated far-right U.K. Independence Party.
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They have traded away outfielder J. D. Martinez, reliever Justin Wilson and catcher Alex Avila for prospects, and they were even talking with the Houston Astros this month about a deal for their recently rejuvenated ace, Justin Verlander.
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Golf television ratings are trending upwards, so are equipment and ball sales while Masters tickets and even tips are experiencing a 'Tiger Bump' as a rejuvenated Woods returns to the U.S. Masters for the first time in three years.
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Vanda the heroin addict is seen as a sober and relatively happy mother in Colossal Youth, and the addled Ventura who walks tremblingly through Costa's last three films is rejuvenated by his interactions with the strong-willed, unbroken Vitalina.
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Saints 214, Buccaneers 214 Rookie running back Alvin Kamara scored two touchdowns and accounted for 2116 yards and a rejuvenated New Orleans defense held Tampa Bay out of the end zone for 2134 minutes in their sixth consecutive victory.
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Veteran right-hander Yovani Gallardo hopes to keep it going for the Mariners, who sit one-half game out in the race for the American League's second wild-card, while Tampa Bay counters with rejuvenated left-hander Blake Snell.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Serena Williams' break from tennis at the end of last year to "just chill" appeared to have done her a world of good as the rejuvenated American bulldozed her way into the Australian Open final on Thursday.
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If effectively contained and self-contained, many of its supporters would likely return to the kind of nonviolent left-wing, anti-racist organizing that they were involved in before Mr. Trump rejuvenated the nationalist right with fire and fury.
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In 2005, a Stanford lab, run by a stem-cell biologist and neurologist named Tom Rando, announced that heterochronic parabiosis, or an exchange of blood between older and younger mice, rejuvenated the livers and muscles of the older ones.
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Those within the Beltway expect a rejuvenated White House to take its battles against economic rivals like China to institutions like the World Trade Organization, the Switzerland-based forum established in 1995 that helps regulate international trade, Willems said.
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Red Sox 5, Yankees 4 BOSTON — Four days of rest and relaxation over the All-Star break may have left the Yankees rejuvenated after a month of misfortune, but it did little to change the way they played baseball.
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"It's important for us to remember who we are, and when we look into the eyes of those like us, we remember who we are, we get renewed, we get inspired, we get rejuvenated, we get revived," Gurira told BuzzFeed News.
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The show, on the first full day of Paris Fashion Week, was the latest offering by Dior designer Maria Grazia Chiuri, who has rejuvenated the storied label's look since 2016 and infused her collections with tributes to feminists and social change.
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But he has had some blockbuster moments—most notably his 2012 DNC speech that may have rejuvenated Obama's re-election campaign—and he's shown, time and time again throughout his political career, that he always has something in the tank.
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The Dishonorable President Underwood is still backed into a corner on multiple fronts, but he seems rejuvenated and ready to fight his way out thanks to a nemesis that brings out the best of the worst in him: his own wife.
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A rejuvenated Ronaldo, back from a series of knee injuries, helped them win the title in Japan in 2002 but they have disappointed since, not least in losing 7-1 to Germany in the semi-final at home four years ago.
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The hope is that either the brain could be scanned and uploaded into some kind of simulated environment, or I believe it's been discussed that the brain could be rejuvenated and put in a new body once the technology becomes available.
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Whyte, rejuvenated, fought well in the 10th and 11th rounds, with enough energy to dictate the ebb and flow, but then Rivas came on strong in the 12th, pushing for a knockdown that could decide the fight in his favor.
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And some original opponents of the law — including Wendy Davis, the former state senator whose filibuster of the bill brought national attention to the restrictions and set the stage for her unsuccessful bid for governor — spoke of feeling vindicated and rejuvenated.
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Kwast's commerce-protecting Space Force, alternatively, is intended to outcompete China for economic, technological, and military dominance through the power of space so that a rejuvenated superpower America is never confronted with a Chinese Thucydides Trap in the first place.
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The Anaheim Ducks have earned at least one point in 173 of their last 12 games en route to first place in the Pacific Division and look to continue that run when they host the rejuvenated Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday.
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"Though they've attracted little attention, recent public polls have sent clear warning signals that the ambitious agenda of the rejuvenated Democratic left could strain the coalition that carried the party to its sweeping gains in the 2018 election," Brownstein writes.
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Tom Margittai, who with a partner rejuvenated the Four Seasons restaurant from autumnal senescence into a majestic — and, for the first time, profitable — three-star magnet for Manhattan's power brokers, died on Friday in Santa Fe, N.M. He was 90.
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The Yankees, rejuvenated by Boone's Zen, responded the following night by scoring four runs off Verlander in the first inning, then holding on for a 4-1 victory and sending the series back to Houston for Game 6 Saturday night.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Having suffered burn-out at the end of a brilliant 2019, Daniil Medvedev is feeling rejuvenated and worthy of the hype he is generating as one of the top contenders outside the 'Big Three' at the Australian Open.
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The break seems to have rejuvenated their fortunes because, having won silver for the last two years behind Canadians Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford, they finally got their hands on the gold medal with a personal best total of 232.06 points.
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Yet after a barren Olympic year in 2016 when he suffered from illness and injury, the 24-year-old looked rejuvenated this year, coming into the championships off the back of a fine win in the Monaco Diamond League meeting.
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Most importantly, the government can prevent rejuvenated communities from becoming segregated, tyrannical or corrupt by ensuring that national laws against discrimination apply to all communities, and that members have both the necessary information and the democratic right to oust bad local leaders.
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ABOUT THE BILLS (3-2): New offensive coordinator Anthony Lynn appears to have rejuvenated Buffalo's ground game, as the team have averaged 178.3 rushing yards during its winning streak after gaining 493 per contest in back-to-back losses to open the campaign.
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The Flyers jumped out to an early lead, withstood a rejuvenated Capitals' rally and held on for a 225-3 overtime triumph Wednesday that put an end to their own three-game losing skid and halted Washington's home winning streak at 12 games.
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Agriculture director Andrabi said 2,135 hectares of saffron-growing land - of a total of 13,715 hectares - were being rejuvenated by helping farmers restore soil health with better use of fertilisers, introducing the latest seed varieties, planting more seeds, and acquiring new technology.
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Bolaño emerged as concerns about inequality and youthful radicalism bloomed into the Occupy movement, Adichie against the backdrop of what would become Black Lives Matter, and Ferrante during a moment of a rejuvenated feminism, which can be seen in the International Women's Strike.
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Had they met while Curry was nursing an injury several weeks ago, the Cavaliers might have started as favorites for the best-of-seven series but instead they will be big betting underdogs against a rejuvenated and largely healthy Warriors line-up.
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Yet Chardy, a rejuvenated figure this season, hit back to serve for the second set but after spurning two set points, Gasquet regained the initiative, breaking back and winning the tiebreak to seal victory in just over an hour and a half.
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Olympic and world champion breaststroker Adam Peaty will lead a fired-up England squad, while the rejuvenated Canadian women's team that includes 100m backstroke world record holder Kylie Masse and 100m freestyle Olympic champion Penny Oleksiak are expected to provide some thrilling racing.
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The enduring stars are the ballparks themselves, idiosyncratic Fenway Park and idyllic Dodger Stadium, rejuvenated old gems that not only present a yin and yang of ballpark design but stand as proxies for the eras and areas in which they were built.
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His band's 15th studio album, Dystopia, feels like the work of a rejuvenated outfit, Mustaine spitting fire and brimstone about his thoughts on the state of the world over the deft work of new guitarist Kiko Loureiro and session drummer Chris Adler (Lamb of God).
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His performances won him a call up to the main squad and he scored five goals in his first six games, helping a rejuvenated Brazil to six consecutive wins and top spot in the qualifying table to reach the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
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ET, SEC Network ABOUT AUBURN (9-8, 3-3 SEC): The rejuvenated Tigers are coming off consecutive wins over Alabama and Kentucky for the first time since 1967 but are 0-2 in SEC road games with one-sided losses at Vanderbilt and Missouri.
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Italy's former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, rejuvenated by a health treatment in Merano's Alpine spa resorts, will likely command 40 percent of popular vote in next March elections with a three-party alliance of FI (Forza Italia), FdI (Fratelli d'Italia) and LN (Lega Nord).
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In the decider, Berrettini broke twice for a 4-2 lead but a rejuvenated Monfils, who despite being bent over in exhaustion after many points, dug deep and raced around the court to fight off three match points to force a final-set tiebreak.
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Yet far from threatening the novel, Hollinghurst has rejuvenated it, revealing how many more kinds of experience — how many previously unrepresented gestures and impressions and longings and relationships — it was possible to include in a novel than had been dreamed of by literature's straight gatekeepers.
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To watch the digitally rejuvenated Jackson riding around mid-90s Los Angeles, sort of like he did in "Pulp Fiction," is to indulge in a bit of Gen-X nostalgia, a mood augmented by period-appropriate musical cues from Salt-N-Pepa, TLC and Nirvana.
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But Secret Hitler benefited from another, unforeseen trend: a significant surge in interest in fascism around the 2016 election, which also saw brisk sales of dystopian literary classics and a rejuvenated discussion of the movement that brought leaders like Hitler and Mussolini to power.
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They first opened a falafel restaurant in the rejuvenated food court that has emerged in the old Grand Central Market in downtown Los Angeles before unveiling Kismet, a restaurant that took over a pizzeria on a quiet stretch of Hollywood Boulevard in Los Feliz.
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"It's quite fascinating to see this sort of parallel track of those existing members of the EU suddenly being revitalized, rejuvenated and re-encouraged in the face of what they regarded as the adversity of one member wanting to jump ship," Lagarde said on Tuesday.
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Therefore a rejuvenated State Department is an urgent necessity and the new secretary must also fight for more resources that are indispensable to the conduct of a foreign policy that not only defends our interests, but also the interests of our allies and our values.
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When Rajai Davis homered in the eighth inning to cap a comeback and tie the game, a rejuvenated Cleveland faithful unleashed a deafening roar that drowned out the stunned Cubs fans who had traveled and packed the stadium, making up maybe a third of the crowd.
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Netflix is pretty much the leading creator of rom-coms in recent years after they rejuvenated the genre last summer, and what better way to fuel that fire than casting Wong as a wise-cracking, wildly successful celebrity chef who runs into her old teenage flame?
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And, unlike say Morrissey, where the act of adulation and preening reciprocation feels like the last spark attempts at a fire long dead, Nick Cave balances the knowledge that he's operating within the tradition of SHOWMAN with an audience connection rejuvenated with new work that actually works.
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But today the dying and their families may be drawn both to rejuvenated traditions of live music and to our new ability to instantly dial up beloved music we've chosen in advance — particularly since if there's time for the former, there will be time for both.
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This midcentury hotel, rejuvenated by the Manhattan design firm AvroKO, has a chic, pastel-hued spa with claw foot tubs for salt baths and a mud bar where you can mix your own concoction before slathering it on and reposing on a gardenside chaise (treatments from $240).
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In the days of 22 to 26 episodes per season, the more repetitive first season often felt a little exhausted by its end, while the second season could often feel rejuvenated by new ideas and opportunities as the writers expanded what was possible within the show's world.
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So, it's no wonder that comedian/actress Lauren Adams, known for playing Gretchen on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, is spending a lot of her time above ground trying out different face masks while on the search for the perfect product to leave her skin feeling tightened, hydrated, plump, and rejuvenated.
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After tallying $150 million for the entire four-day Presidents Day weekend ($135 million for just the three-day weekend), to say nothing of an additional $132 million from overseas, the film has rejuvenated Ryan Reynolds's flailing career and suggested that reports of superhero fatigue among moviegoers are unfounded.
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The meetings this week which are the first ever face-to-face talks since U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping agreed to a 90-day truce have rejuvenated risk appetite, easing fears of an all-out trade war and its possible impact on global growth.
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"It's as if suddenly there's this huge wake-up call, really, for feminism, a kind of rejuvenated feminism, where women are saying it's up to us to man the barricades of social justice and figure out how we can now have a game plan to go forward," she added.
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Each time, I am convinced that a new strategy (say, soaking in vinegar), a novel tactic (removing the skin), a rejuvenated arsenal of spices (you've never seen these quantities of red chili powder) will enable my victory against the turkey -- producing the delectable bird of my Thanksgiving dreams.
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He rejuvenated the War on Drugs Sessions's first major action of 226 was to issue a memo reminding federal attorneys that marijuana remains an illegal drug under federal law, no matter how many states have legalized the use of marijuana for recreation (eight) or for medical use (220).
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But a newly rejuvenated Sony picked a savvy release date — there are few family films in the market — and backed the film with a marketing campaign that made the 116-year-old Beatrix Potter character feel contemporary and even a smidgen cool, at least to the primary-school set.
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Yet amid all the turbulence surrounding Trump, even these economic gains offer the GOP no guarantees, as Democrat Conor Lamb demonstrated last week when he apparently won a special election in a Republican-tilting southwest Pennsylvania House district where a natural-gas revival has rejuvenated the local economy.
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Those details have rejuvenated Democratic anger against Kavanaugh, who was narrowly confirmed to his position by the Senate last year despite allegations from a third woman, Christine Blasey Ford, that he had sexually assaulted her while placing a hand over her mouth at a party in the 1980s.
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He showed hints of decline last year but has looked rejuvenated with a new, more powerful racket and has yet to drop a set, not even on Monday night against the American John Isner, whose huge serve can turn any set into a spin of the roulette wheel in a tiebreaker.
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The ban on the South Korea-made multiplayer game, whose players kill to be the last survivor, is the latest bid to cleanse internet content, after President Xi Jinping painted a vision of China as a culturally confident rejuvenated great power in a speech this month to the Communist Party Congress.
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The violence ended with the formation of the country's first coalition government, and a few years later, a new Constitution rejuvenated democratic institutions, strengthened the checks and balances on executive power, and decentralized the federal government — all in the hopes of making ordinary citizens feel more connected to their government.
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O/U: 210 ABOUT THE SEAHAWKS (217: 22-23-45.53, 245.5st in NFC West): With Thomas Rawls (ankle) questionable, Seattle is preparing to give the rejuvenated Eddie Lacy the bulk of the work as he returns to Lambeau Field after twice topping 234,230 rushing yards in four seasons with the Packers.
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But as they float around in outer space, their bodies finely toned, their life-force rejuvenated by the blood of 20-year-olds, their bank accounts swollen from three commas to four, they will still be, in their deepest selves, the puny nerd who cowered, sweating and miserable, before some muscle-bound jock.
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"We discussed that also today, and Chuck and Nancy would like to see something happen, and so do I." On his way to a speech on tax reform in North Dakota on Wednesday afternoon, Trump was in high spirits, apparently rejuvenated by the deal making with Democrats that had eluded him with Republicans.
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And sure enough, the rejuvenated Cubs pounded the Cardinals on Friday afternoon, scoring seven runs in the sixth inning on their way to an 8-2 victory that left them four games ahead of St. Louis and three and half up on Milwaukee, pending the result of the Brewers' game on Friday night.
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While I would like to say that I walked away from this weekend rejuvenated by what transpired in stadiums throughout the country on Sunday, I must concede that the events as a whole were dispiriting because they revealed how issues my generation advocated against are still unresolved almost half-a-century later.
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A nice dinner on his tab may not seem like a lot, but in actuality, an 'escape' from the money-pinching meal hacks one night a week helps me reset mentally to feel rejuvenated and not feel defeated or have FOMO all the time, but it isn't something I could afford to do for myself.
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If Reyes, who will begin a minor league stint Sunday at Class A Brooklyn, can handle the transition from shortstop to third base to replace the injured David Wright, or fill the void in left field, the Mets could have a rejuvenated four-time All-Star to whom fans would probably quickly warm again.
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An origin story whose soundtrack trades in the likes of Salt-N-Pepa and Nirvana, "Captain Marvel" is set principally in 1990s California, where Larson's hero crash-lands and eventually teams up with Nicholas Fury, a government agent familiar to Marvel fans and here played by a younger-looking, digitally rejuvenated Samuel L. Jackson.
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His candidacy, in addition to exciting millions of rank-and-file Republican voters, has attracted and rejuvenated white nationalists on the fringes of the body politic, and his hesitation in disavowing the support of David Duke, a former Klansman, was seen by some as a wink and a nod to the most racist elements of his remarkable coalition.
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The fate of the Pruitt-Igoe development reminds of the fates of the rest of the work in the exhibition, with the remains of one ill-fated structure going on to facilitate the building of another with its remains, introducing the ghosts of the past into rejuvenated constructions meant to erase the sordid history of their predecessors.
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Fixing the public pension, providing a stable fiscal regulatory environment, reforming — or possibly jettisoning or privatizing — some of the government-owned corporations, and reassuring investors that they can return to the island with confidence that contracts and the rule of law are enforced would give Puerto Rico a shot in the arm and a chance at a rejuvenated economy.
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Formulated with a blend of skin-brightening vitamin C, soothing fermented honey, and antioxidant-rich centella asiatica—a staple ingredient found in some of our cult-fave K-beauty products—the bat-themed eye mask is designed to hydrate, repair, and brighten the delicate skin under your eyes so you're left with a rejuvenated and refreshed look.
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Encouraged by a successful series of shows around Sub Pop's 2011 Bakesale deluxe reissue, and aided in part by money earned from an unexpected and fruitful Dinosaur Jr. reunion that began a few years earlier, the rejuvenated trio recorded and released an EP called Secret the next year, followed by the full-length Defend Yourself in 2013, both via Joyful Noise.
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The ad hoc patchwork Tal R used to create these large canvases on site —including one made of discarded sails from a cargo ship upon which he traveled to the North Pole — the symbols that punctuate them, and the primitive rendering of the subjects all jive with Detroit, a city that has, for decades, visually rejuvenated itself through adaptation and repurpose.
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Hope ahead While it has the potential to recalibrate the international community's response to the seemingly intractable conflict—one of of the worst humanitarian crises in history—Thursday's genocide announcement has been met with optimism, although the true test of its impact will come in the form of rejuvenated political will to act within the United Nations or a U.S.-backed coalition.
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Read more: Chick-fil-A likely loses out on more than $1 billion in sales every year by closing on Sundays — and it's a brilliant business strategyThe day off leaves employees and operators rejuvenated, and people are more likely to consider Chick-fil-A a part of their community, Hamburger said, because it creates a sense of genuine care among the company, workers, and customers.
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Suh and Fowler appear rejuvenated, generating a combined three sacks, and Talib and Peters took the best shots Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys and Drew Brees of the New Orleans Saints had to offer and walked away victorious both times — even after you account for the missed pass-interference call on Nickell Robey-Coleman that has continued to be an issue for the league.
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