revitalization

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• Across the country, local governments have tried different strategies — often in combination — to build up commercial space for residents and revitalize struggling neighborhoods.

• Now, having “decided to focus on the challenges in my own backyard,” he is founder and president of Urban Juncture, a social enterprise he started in 2003 to revitalize disinvested communities in Chicago.

• These essentials revitalizes scalp hydration no matter your curl type and texture.

• They have been more concerned with revitalizing the retail and housing mix, adding trees and reducing traffic congestion.

• For years, he also worked to revitalize downtown Las Vegas, pledging $350 million in 2013 for redevelopment.

• The Coens love the music, it is clear, and they have a blessed talent for revitalization.

• Ted Cruz loves rekindling the story of Ronald Reagan as a political roadmap for Republican revitalization.

• Regionalism in publishing can be a great spur to revitalization of reading.

• The revitalization of a religious Zionist party and a growing center-right are real challenges to its position.

• Chief agent in revitalization of Greek mythology, 220 et sqq.

• Mankind soon lost connection with the spiritual dynamo of revitalization—except most intermittingly.

• There is, then, no lasting revitalization from this tide of life.