revitalized

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• The hardware apparently dates back to plans to revitalize Windows for phones, but after that plan fell through, the hardware was upcycled into the most head-scratching Android phone of the year.

• Target in 2017 launched a $7 billion program to update its stores to resounding success, revitalizing a big-box chain that had lost its way but is now raking in record in-store and online sales.

• It protects the high limit in coastal neighborhoods and revitalizes this landlocked district.

• “These incentives are highly underutilized and have the potential to unleash a series of opportunities in distressed communities, revitalizing the economy, creating jobs, affordable housing, and healthier neighborhoods,” he said.

• It never works to revitalize those neighborhoods, but it’s a policy that endures.

• Inside ISIS-held areas, the Assad regime is quietly working to revitalize long-existing intelligence networks to fight ISIS there.

• Get SocialNot only will a mental break revitalize you, but every social interaction is also an exchange of energy.

• After the Second World War, government attempts to revitalize the wine trade compromised the quality of the wine produced.

• The Garden at The Standard East Village The Standard has been known to revitalize neighborhoods time and time again.

• Here, nine GOP women with the potential to revitalize the right.

• THE primary value of the patriotic play lies in its appeal to the love of country, and its power to revitalize the past.

• To his notion, the thing most needed to revitalize Prouty was an electric car-line.

• In the U-boat there were potash cartridges to take up the carbon-dioxide, and tanks of pure oxygen to revitalize the air.