reawakened

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• It should be noted that awakening the nation to the requirement for this new level of representation is indeed a national concern.

• S&P 500 at the end of 2021Stocks will keep climbing as new vaccines gradually awaken more industries from their pandemic-induced comas.

• He dreams of a fire breaking out and finds that fire is real when he awakens—and that he has an odd, painful wound on his ankle.

• More than 1 in 5 Americans say they’ve seen or experienced a ghost, and some self-isolating during the pandemic have claimed their own house spectres have awakened them, shaken their windows or even found long-lost items for them.

• She would go on to become a law professor and a well-known women’s rights activist attorney — but it was a trip to Sweden that awakened the feminist in RBG.

• I get lifted by yearning, as if I were going to melt into him again, then I awaken to reality and seek to quiet my feelings.

• Half a year earlier, he presciently said Sunnis had begun to “awaken” (his word) in Anbar Province.

• Zionism hardly resolved my problems of modern Jewish identity, but it did awaken my pride in peoplehood.

• The New York Times has only recently begun to awaken from its 10-year slumber.

• We need artists and filmmakers to awaken America to the disaster ahead.

• A ray of Consciousness is passed over that impression and you re-read it, you re-awaken the record.

• If you are thinking of making an Abstract of a particular book, awaken the utmost interest in regard to it before you begin.

• Whereas her first impulse had been to awaken someone, preferably Sir Lucien, now her sole desire was to escape undetected.