invigorated
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of Invigorate
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A resurgence in Afrikaans popular music since the late 1990s has invigorated the language, especially among a younger generation of South Africans.
In doing this, they undoubtedly retrieved lost ground for McAdoo and broadened his previously shrinking base of support, drawing to him rural, Klan, and dry elements awakened by the invigorated candidacy of Smith.
Modernising trends have invigorated the district: old houses have been re-purposed or remodelled, while new buildings have been constructed.
Concurrently, the Bay Area rap scene, invigorated by the hyphy sound it cultivated, grew in popularity.
Having been asked to write his memoir many times over the years, now is the moment when he will open up about his personal relationships, his faith and the social and political activism that has both invigorated and enraged his fans over the years.
Tucker was Toronto's only legit wing stopper, and invigorated a blah defense after the trade deadline.