rejuvenative

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• The two sides have tried to rejuvenate discussions and create target deadlines, including this month, but it didn’t generate all that much progress.

• Many families put backcountry excursions on hold during the toddler years, which is a shame, because spending time in the wilderness is rejuvenating for kids and parents alike.

• Wildfires are a natural part of many ecosystems in these western states, serving to rejuvenate forests and grasslands.

• At such a great value, this scrub’s rejuvenating qualities will not disappoint.

• Our study shows that blood transfers the brain-rejuvenating effects of exercise when the plasma is taken from mature and aged mice.

• Young Living traffics in essential oils designed to help relax and rejuvenate.

• Admittedly it would be called a stunt, but Obama needs something dramatic to rejuvenate his leadership.

• Transplanting RPE cells grown from stem cells might rejuvenate the eye's rods and cones, restoring lost vision.

• So, he really wants to do what is both right and essential: First and foremost, rejuvenate the country and the economy.

• But Reihan Salam says such getaways don't just rejuvenate the president—they remind us he's human.

• By eliminating old, exhausted, diseased cells they rejuvenate the structure and prepare the way for new generations.

• Could they restore a darkened eye, or rejuvenate weakened limbs?

• As may be imagined, the troubles through which Bettesworth had thus come did nothing to rejuvenate him.

• In point of fact, one must either be strong or disappear, either constantly rejuvenate one's self or perish.