Sure looks an awful lot like they're reinvigorating culture wars!
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With Rick coming in, it really reinvigorating us, me especially.
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In terms of reinvigorating EU integration, this is a historic opportunity.
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Thanks, The Island With Bear Grylls, for reinvigorating the survival show.
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KEEP IN MIND WE'RE JUST IN THE PROCESS OF REINVIGORATING UTC.
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This sort of upbeat news is reinvigorating the study of cancer.
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A few tycoons are reinvigorating the 1990s idea of European empires.
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French, for me, was semantic baking soda, reinvigorating my expressive palette.
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"Reinvigorating the community is something that I'm really passionate about," he says.
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In the long run, decarbonisation could be a way of reinvigorating capitalism.
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And somehow, they're reinvigorating our sense of what's possible on the page.
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A significant hurdle to reinvigorating investment has been uncertainty regarding unpaid debts.
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A significant hurdle to reinvigorating investment has been uncertainty regarding unpaid debts.
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Our nuclear innovation laws are important first steps in reinvigorating U.S. nuclear leadership.
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A lot of it came down to culture and reinvigorating the Microsoft culture.
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Trump, who made reinvigorating the coal industry a centerpiece of his economic message.
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There is little chance of reinvigorating Turkey's accession process to European Union membership.
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That drop in rates is now suddenly registering with buyers and reinvigorating housing demand.
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Developing the space economy must be a key pillar for reinvigorating our economic leadership.
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He also has the possibility of reinvigorating its presence at New York Fashion Week.
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They are reinvigorating regional economies and tapping local university systems for skilled, affordable talent.
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In Trinity County, they are reinvigorating a struggling, rural area that was losing population.
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Happy solstice, Capricorn—the sun enters your sign early this evening, reinvigorating your spirit!
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Horne says entrepreneurial projects like his own, alongside tech start-ups, are reinvigorating the city.
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She has also said she would put her husband in charge of reinvigorating the economy.
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Democrats are reinvigorating their efforts to close the pay gap between men and women. Rep.
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Every NATO member state needs to work to reinvigorating their relationship to the Omaha milkman.
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Lawmakers have a fresh slight from the administration that is reinvigorating their ire over Khashoggi.
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ThirdLove joins a growing number of lingerie lines that are reinvigorating an otherwise staid market.
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In their Advancing Innovation and Reinvigorating Widespread Access to Viable Electromagnetic Spectrum (AIRWAVES) bill, Sens.
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That effort includes focusing more attention to public spaces and reinvigorating neighborhoods outside the central core.
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But as Ford moves forward in this area, Hackett will bring his prior experience reinvigorating companies.
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Lee is one of many inspiring entrepreneurial women reinvigorating the economies of cities across the nation.
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But it doesn't beat the reinvigorating powers of a brisk walk to the nearest coffee shop.
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Reinvigorating the Voting Rights Act, expanding early voting, and automatic registration are a place to start.
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He pointed to new office buildings, built under his watch, that were reinvigorating the city's downtown.
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"The government's success with macro-stabilisation policies has been effective in reinvigorating portfolio inflows," he said.
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Mortgage rates have now been falling for three straight weeks and that is reinvigorating the refinance business.
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A key force behind reinvigorating the initiative is Kushner, who is pouring his time into the effort.
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And for others still, it's J. Cole, a modern moralist reinvigorating the modes of two decades ago.
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Thank you for reinvigorating a moribund husk of corruption, corruption that had turned so many people off.
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The family's move has been successful in reinvigorating talks with potential partners, five sources said this week.
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Still, some veterans of the agency believe the answer is reinvigorating the FTC, not casting it aside.
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From coast to coast, American ideas and innovation are reinvigorating our economy, producing new businesses and more jobs.
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I was feeling a bit weird about the band without Steve, so it's really reinvigorating things for us.
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The film was praised for reinvigorating the franchise with plenty of humor, colorful imagery, and bold music choices.
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A fresh start comes on February 8, with the New Moon in Aquarius reinvigorating your love of learning.
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" Ms. Kronemeyer credits Mr. Trump with reinvigorating the anti-abortion movement, which she believes "was dying to some extent.
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This was in line with three trends that he credits with reinvigorating the political impact of black role models.
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Jenner was seen with current boyfriend Travis Scott shortly after at Coachella, reinvigorating the already well-established rumor mill.
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The painting was by Philip Pearlstein, according to the app, known for reinvigorating the tradition of realist figure painting.
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Mr. Modi and his new ministers responded with two acts that illustrated their top priority: reinvigorating the Indian economy.
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It is like a cocoon, reinvigorating me with the energy passed onto it by my grandfather's hands and my father's.
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We can have that by adopting the things we've done in the state of Washington, including reinvigorating the union movement.
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European leaders meeting in Bratislava without Britain last week agreed to present new plans for reinvigorating the EU by March.
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In particular, "savings will be reinvested at reinvigorating revenue growth of [Coca-Cola's] sparkling category," the incoming CEO told CNBC.
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This is a reinvigorating yet gentle time to connect with your emotions and needs concerning self-care and self-love.
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Last summer, he traveled the Navajo Nation reservation helping with a wool buyback program, aimed at reinvigorating the sheep industry.
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The flock is still growing in the developing world and migration from poor countries is reinvigorating tired congregations in the West.
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Therefore, we are reinvigorating our own investments in countering high-end capable militaries, like Russia, by the way China, separate subject.
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Qassemi said Washington was "reinvigorating terrorists in the region by its hostile policies" and "should stop selling arms to dangerous terrorists".
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This year ushered in a renaissance of romantic comedy, with Netflix originals and blockbusters alike reinvigorating the seemingly tapped-out genre.
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Personally, I think entitlement reform is the only way we release significant revenue while protecting national solvency and reinvigorating the economy.
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On the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders prevailed in Indiana, reinvigorating his campaign, though he still lags in the delegate count. Mrs.
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Reinvigorating journalism When historians look back at the Trump era, they will note that Trump spawned a golden age of journalism.
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In 1992, Peter added to his portfolio by reinvigorating the Tour de France Automobile, now called the Tour Auto Optic 73.
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His work, which blends urbanism, public art and landscape architecture, has focused on reinvigorating and reimagining public spaces, often neglected ones.
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He knows and has interacted with most of the world's leaders and would hit the ground running, reinvigorating our NATO relationships.
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It means reinvigorating some of our institutions and founding new ones to transmit the basic elements of civilization and social comity.
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Warner went on to win two M.V.P. Awards and one Super Bowl, reinvigorating moribund Rams and Cardinals franchises along the way.
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One of them brought me back to (gamer) life, and did so much for reinvigorating my interest in games in general.
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Dragon Ball FighterZ, the new console and PC title out today, is drawing me back in, reinvigorating my love of the franchise.
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The four-piece have a particular gift for reinvigorating the past and adding their own, unique modern Southern edge to their work.
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A shortage of reconstruction funds could increase the danger of reinvigorating grievances among the minority Iraqi Sunnis against Iraq's Shi'te-led government.
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Its new $540 million arena will host one of the world's oldest indoor rodeos, and the city is reinvigorating its stockyards district.
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A reinvigorating shower (and some internal questions about the propriety of taking the single-use shampoo and other bottles) and I was out.
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So that's why Why Is This Still a Thing is still a thing, and we're starting out this year by reinvigorating the column.
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These characters appear on all sides of investigations as victims, investigators and even criminals, reinvigorating the genre as they break down its barriers.
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There's also evidence to suggest that the fiasco bolstered Coca-Cola's bottom line by reinvigorating consumer interest in the company's classic soda recipe.
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Messaging is tough to interrupt with ads without being annoying, so combining messages and Stories might be Snap's best shot at reinvigorating revenue.
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More recently, Nooyi focused on reinvigorating sales of its marquee sodas by stepping up marketing efforts to win market share from Coca-Cola.
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Trump has expressed ambitions for reinvigorating NASA, which has for years seen frequent shifts in its mission based on each new presidential administration.
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The Liberal Party made reinvigorating the economy a major part of its successful 2015 election campaign and has allocated billions to infrastructure spending.
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His blueprint for reinvigorating the automaker, whose stock price and profit growth have both been sluggish, also calls for shifting its geographic orientation.
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For all those reasons, reinvigorating the single market ought to be at the centre of the debate on how to boost Europe's economy.
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Christine has more than 18 years of experience reinvigorating brands, building demand generation programs, and launching products for startups and Fortune 500 companies.
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This is an uncomfortable position and underlines the fact that Pizza Hut still has much work to do in terms of reinvigorating its brand.
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Obama has shown he is committed to reinvigorating the clemency process through his administration's groundbreaking initiative to prioritize clemency applications for individuals like Corey.
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Its leaders face the challenge of reinvigorating the stock-picking business, including the potential growth of ETFs that do not simply copy market indexes.
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The report will be unwelcome reading for new South Korean president Moon Jae-in, who has made reinvigorating the stuttering economy his top priority.
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If the current administration is serious about reinvigorating its CVE strategy, it should get serious about developing evaluation tools rather than employing defensive measures.
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Last year the UK government called for proposals for reinvigorating high streets, announcing a £675M Future High Streets Fund to help modernise high streets.
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It is reinvigorating the 21st-century racial-justice movement, and by extension the anti-racist left, by offering a better model for social movements.
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He told CNN that he wants to continue Scalia's work by reinvigorating a judicial philosophy that looks to the original meaning of the Constitution.
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Across the country, a new generation of black chefs and cookbook authors has been reinventing, reinterpreting and reinvigorating what's thought of as African-American food.
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Civic engagement is not just for creating better policies but also for reinvigorating democratic practice — this is an underlying condition of our current political dysfunction.
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New finance minister Heng Swee Keat is widely expected to channel the bulk of state funds towards reinvigorating GDP by helping local companies improve revenues.
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"Significant progress with the accelerated restructuring, not only in terms of de-risking and cost reduction but also in reinvigorating our client franchise," he wrote.
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Under this realignment, conservatives would have addressed populist sentiments by reinvigorating national sovereignty, empowering families and local communities, and restoring economic growth across the spectrum.
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Following an era of unchecked judicial activism, he became a model of careful jurisprudence, reinvigorating an originalist interpretation of the Constitution for a new generation.
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Elections scheduled for November 2016 are likely to be delayed, and any turmoil in DRC capital Kinshasa also risks reinvigorating conflict in the fragile east.
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Reciprocally, there is a fear that the 3D scanning technologies Arius advances could corrupt the art market by reinvigorating the sale of high-end copies.
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"We are making significant progress on a comprehensive global redesign — reinvigorating our product lineup and aggressively restructuring our businesses around the world," Ford's statement said.
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It is time to recognize that the American political process and marketplace for ideas are under attack, and that reinvigorating the First Amendment is vital.
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It would likely weaken the currency and exacerbate inflation, while menacing what remains of national industry, eliminating jobs and reinvigorating public pressure on the leadership.
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The Pietist movement, which arose in the late seventeenth century, aimed at reinvigorating an orthodox Lutheran establishment that, in its view, had become too rigid.
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His project is in part to finish the work of Scalia by reinvigorating a judicial philosophy that looks to the original meaning of the Constitution.
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The American foreign policy establishment is ambivalent toward Mr. Pompeo, praising him for reinvigorating the diplomatic corps while criticizing him for his policies and ideology.
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" Ri also reaffirmed that North Korea would continue its 'two front lines policy" of developing nuclear weaponry in tandem with reinvigorating its isolated and stagnating economy.
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In 2013 he became a principal again with the aim of reinvigorating Clinton, whose enrollment has dwindled in recent years to about 1,700 students from 4,000.
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The energy shifts with the new moon in Aries on April 227, bringing a new cycle around growth and having fun, and reinvigorating your love life.
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Even its acquisitions, Flickr being the most notable among them, served to infect the new company with Yahoo's toxic malaise rather than reinvigorating the former giant.
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Millennials are on the move, reinvigorating urban centers, as tech companies spread their wings beyond Silicon Valley to more affordable markets, bringing young workers with them.
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Jonathan Gold shared with us this post in Medium, where he wrote: This fall offers great potential for reinvigorating the work we do in our classrooms.
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Further, we are encouraged by Activision's commitment to reinvigorating core franchises through an increasing pace of content updates, which is already showing signs of early success.
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The report offers a mixed bag for the country's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, who has made reinvigorating Japan's economy a centerpiece of his appeal to voters.
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Economists are increasingly reinvigorating the idea that, after a severe downturn, running an economy "hot", or temporarily above its inflation target, can further enlarge its potential.
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But he said it rethought its strategy in 2017, after the arrival of a new chief executive, Jim Hackett, who was charged with reinvigorating the company.
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Walker is an unrepentant modernist who has led a resurgence — mostly through uncompromising example — of painters reinvigorating abstraction by looking to nature, ideas, emotion and, especially, place.
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But more than monetary policy, economists widely agree that supply-side reforms will be key to reinvigorating an economy growing at its slowest pace in 25 years.
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But in any case, Sanders has pushed us all, including Clinton, to embrace a youthful sense of aspiration while reinvigorating a demographic that threatened to turn away.
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Those sentiments will surely find additional avenues for expression, challenging trade arrangements, reinvigorating existential questions about the shared euro currency and sowing uncertainty throughout the financial realm.
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As it is, lawmakers from both parties and international policy specialists are giving the former CIA director high marks for reinvigorating U.S. diplomacy early in his tenure.
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So yesterday's big connected hardware unboxing is really about reinvigorating and repositioning the Google brand as the go-to keyword for the Internet of Things era, too.
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Tax reform is a key part of reinvigorating the American dream so that couples have the flexibility to choose how to best start and raise a family.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign has put out a new plan for workers that reflects a growing progressive labor movement dedicated to reinvigorating the country's dwindling unions.
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Kim and Moon's joint statement only provides one point about denuclearization with less substance than the other agenda items of establishing peace and reinvigorating inter-Korean engagement.
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These better capitalized small businesses, which are often pillars of their communities, could save tens of thousands of dollars a year, reinvigorating Main Streets across the country.
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The flows might have been partly enticed by the dovish shift of central banks in Europe, the U.S. and Japan, reinvigorating the hunt for yield, it added.
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" But Greenhouse also emphasized that this was "no wrecking ball moment," and that she envisioned the job as "a combination of stewardship and continuity and reinvigorating something.
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"Today's rate cut will boost sentiment and contribute towards reinvigorating growth impulses in the infrastructure, construction and manufacturing sectors," said Rana Kapoor, CEO at Yes Bank in Mumbai.
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Set-top boxes are a small thing, and completely reinvigorating competition in the American economy is probably too big a thing to be achieved with an executive order.
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I imagine that these are purposeful decisions that you're talking about: working with Kanye, doing a project like this where it's kind of reinvigorating you a little bit.
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Consequently, lots of people are interested in reinvigorating apprenticeships, including President Trump, who wants to multiply the number of apprentices in the U.S. by a factor of 10.
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"We have to work for a de-escalation of the situation," he told reporters after a meeting with his counterparts aimed at reinvigorating the Weimar Triangle trilateral group.
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Their spare planes of color and stylistic diversity tie them to the present, underscoring how many painters, especially women, are reinvigorating abstraction by making it flexible and worldly.
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Trump is in the process of reinvigorating his campaign, which hit lows after he criticised the parents of a dead soldier, bringing on new advisors and campaign managers.
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Lutz was one of Docker's students, and in the 1960s, he established his own firm, Lutz & Partners, which focused on reinvigorating public spaces in towns throughout southern Germany.
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Lutz was one of Docker's students, and in the 1960s, he established his own firm, Lutz & Partners, which focused on reinvigorating public spaces in towns throughout southern Germany.
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The company is effectively navigating aggressive US price increases, digesting a transformational deal, completing a global refranchising and demonstrating strong innovation capabilities while reinvigorating growth in high-margin sparkling.
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Angry Inuk—a documentary from Inuit filmmaker Alethea Arnaquq-Baril—premiered at Toronto's Hot Docs festival last week with the goal of reinvigorating the debate around the seal hunt.
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We're reinvigorating our NATO with a new playbook, different from the Cold War, but new, to deal with, for example, little green men phenomena that you saw in Ukraine.
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Justice Antonin "Nino" Scalia, a judicial icon who dedicated his career to reinvigorating conservative legal thought and, in doing so, influenced a generation of lawyers and judges, was dead.
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The solution to this problem is to put our crop surplus to work reinvigorating economic growth while dramatically reducing our reliance on energy from nations like Iraq and Venezuela.
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He was credited with reinvigorating that ensemble, and it rewarded him by making him the best-paid conductor in America, giving him a record-setting $5.1 million in 2013.
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Mike Bloomberg is crystallizing Bernie Sanders' case for class warfare and reinvigorating Elizabeth Warren's struggling campaignWarren Buffett discussed Apple, bitcoin, coronavirus, and Bernie Sanders in an interview this week.
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It would be unfortunate if the current wave of panic over Russian interference ended in fiercer excoriation of American "deplorability," without generating more productive ideas for reinvigorating deliberative democracy.
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Free The Network, a 2012 Motherboard documentary about Occupy and mesh networks What might goTenna Mesh mean for communities, and for reinvigorating the network with a sense of community?
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Dorsey, a Disney board member since 2013, said Iger turned around his company not only by reinvigorating its storytelling through creativity and technology, but by cultivating a culture of optimism.
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When: February 22–May 23 Where: Hoffmitz Milken Center for Typography (HMCT) (1700 Lida St, Pasadena, Calif.) Artists have a way of reinvigorating language and challenging how we use words.
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The highly walkable city also has a new breed of hotels reinvigorating some of those medieval townhouses with minimalist décor, restaurants riffing on the country's hearty cuisine and spirited bars.
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Instead of merely recycling stereotypes or reinvigorating sexist myths, this artist captures the essence of the goddess's power through her mastery of scale and technique in a variety of mediums.
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The second path means condemnation by the elites, and in so-doing the liberal media's scorn – a sure sign that we are reinvigorating a healthy challenge to the status quo.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's promise to announce within weeks a major tax reform plan cooled some of the market nerves that have dominated currency markets for weeks, reinvigorating dollar bulls.
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He is credited with reinvigorating the sport by drawing more spectators and inspiring more kids to play, but he hasn't played himself in four years due to a back injury.
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Reinvigorating our infrastructure can be achieved through introduction of an updated process for the value over a full life cycle of the project including design, building, finance, operation, and maintenance.
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This will increase access to credit for small businesses across the country, reinvigorating Main Streets and communities that — even in today's strong economy — are still recovering from the Great Recession.
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New construction and the dazzling River Lights public art installation, which bathes a cascading stretch of South Bend's principal waterway in a rainbow of hues, are reinvigorating the city center.
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"In our view it is therefore a step change in fiscal spending from major economies that holds the key to reinvigorating growth expectations and improving investor confidence," the note said.
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But the company has been busy reinvigorating the line with new chip options and new devices, like the two-screened Surface Neo that will run a forthcoming variant of Windows.
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"Turkey has all the new ambition to occupy other people's land and I think we are facing Erdogan who has dreams of reinvigorating and recreating the Ottoman Empire," she said.
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During his Paramount tenure, Grey also facilitated successes like the Paranormal Activity franchise, Babel, Up In the Air, Hugo, and The Fighter, as well as reinvigorating Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible series.
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The Singaporean Government will release its budget on March 24, in which it's widely expected to channel the bulk of state funds towards reinvigorating GDP by helping local companies improve revenues.
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Even though Wojnarowski noted that the injury is not severe, the news has undoubtedly unnerved Pelicans fans who have already tabbed Williamson with reinvigorating and bringing glory to their waning franchise.
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If he is serious about reinvigorating the economy and creating a space for black-owned small businesses, he will need to take on the prevailing structure that made him so wealthy.
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BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday that European leaders meeting in Bratislava without Britain had agreed to present new plans for reinvigorating the EU by March of next year.
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Consumers have said it's extremely easy to use, while nonprofits have found it to be even more efficient that traditional fundraising, both in terms of reaching new supporters and reinvigorating older relationships.
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It is a coalition that that can help Republicans nationwide in reinvigorating the conservative movement and ending much of the "establishment versus grassroots" infighting that has characterized Republican politics in recent years.
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It's not exactly the most reassuring findings given the opposition, but it does slightly undermine the new study reinvigorating the debate over whether the show is linked to an increase in suicides.
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Reinvigorating its ultraluxury Maybach subbrand in 2015, the Mercedes-Benz parent Daimler hired the German silversmith Robbe & Berking to fashion twin Champagne flutes for rear-seat passengers in the Mercedes-Maybach S600.
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In other words, this bill will benefit working and middle-class Americans by reinvigorating that economic tide that lifts all boats, leading to a more participatory American economy and broad-based prosperity.
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Chris conceived this idea and it will be completely reverential to the legacy of the material while reinvigorating the brand with his wit, creative vision, and passion for this classic horror franchise.
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Bloomberg's plan vowed to enhance voting rights through steps such as reinvigorating enforcement of the Voting Rights Act to stop discriminatory state laws and allowing convicted felons to vote after leaving jail.
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Nordea however succeeded in reinvigorating the asset class after a brief recent sell-off, particularly after the last euro benchmarks from ABN AMRO and Santander failed to galvanise investors in the same way.
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Last March, Diablo creator David Brevik posted the original eight-page pitch document from 1994, including its key message of "reinvigorating" gaming at a time when many developers substituted "gameplay with multimedia extravaganzas."
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Soon after Mr Xi came to power in 193, the talk was of reinvigorating state-run laggards by allowing private companies to buy stakes in them, a plan known as "mixed-ownership reform".
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Partners since World War II began in the 1940s, the Radio City Rockettes are reinvigorating their relationship with the USO this year, high kicking at a series of "patriotic season" events this summer.
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Dave Knudson: It was totally different because this was the first time we've ever written with a new drummer which was kind of reinvigorating I think for everybody, especially it was for me.
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A group of top Democratic senators from four key committees on Monday unveiled their priorities for the nation's first comprehensive privacy bill, reinvigorating a debate that had stalled for months on Capitol Hill.
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The "heavily edited" recordings have been discredited and resulted in a series of indictments against the activists, but that hasn't stopped the videos from reinvigorating a Republican push to defund the health provider.
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When Steve Jobs made his dramatic return to Apple in 53 (after having been fired in 1985), one of his top priorities was reinvigorating not just the company's products, but the brand's image.
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As for weakening the DPRK's military economy, the foundation for all its offensive capabilities, reinvigorating current counterproliferation efforts such as PSI and MCTR is a good place to start — but only a start.
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Romar was 298-196 in his 15 seasons with the Huskies and was responsible for reinvigorating a downtrodden program, taking Washington to six N.C.A.A. tournaments and three appearances in the round of 16.
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Lennett said that shoppers who hoarded the toys they bought when Toys R Us announced its bankruptcy have now gifted most of them, so they're expected to start shopping again, reinvigorating the industry.
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There are many distinctive ways to craft this relationship, but whether you are making hallucinatory, sculptural installations or reinvigorating desolate gas stations, there must be a connection between human being and spatial construct.
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" He continued, "Chris conceived this idea and it will be completely reverential to the legacy of the material while reinvigorating the brand with his wit, creative vision and passion for this classic horror franchise.
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As we noted in our recent Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS) report, "Reinvigorating U.S. Economic Strategy in the Asia Pacific," the region is home to more than half the world's trillion-dollar economies.
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To amplify the new enforcement mission, the Kelly memos also detail plans for DHS to use state and local officials as force multipliers by reinvigorating cooperative programs that the Obama administration sought to limit.
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Now a much better thing, now that banks are much more resolvable, is to open up for foreign completion, to let strong players come in and basically reinvigorate competition, it's all about reinvigorating competition.
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Reinvigorating federal competition policy via the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) could go a long way toward fighting anticompetitive state-level policies, which has been a focus of the FTC's advocacy and litigation for decades.
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This documentary short by Addison Post looks at how the West Virginia town of Matewan is reinvigorating interest in its own history via its memorializing of the violent labor struggle that took place there.
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With his first foreign trip as president starting on Friday, Mr. Trump is looking for ways to fend off the attacks and investigations while reinvigorating a presidency that has lost control of its narrative.
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Swiss-based food giant Nestle will pay Starbucks $7.15 billion in cash for the rights to sell the US coffee chain's products around the world in a global alliance aimed at reinvigorating their coffee empires.
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He also brought Chanel back from death's door, reinvigorating the wilting couture house with the modern moxie that has since kept Chanel a lucrative and industry-defining fashion house, a job that required constant reinvention.
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Some have split between whether the party should focus on reinvigorating the old Obama-coalition, or instead focus on the rural, blue-collar voters who swung away from Democrats to vote for Trump in 2016.
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The invitation also hints at Macron's strategy of reinvigorating France as a major world power, and a determination to ensure that despite antipathy in Europe towards Trump's approach, the US remains engaged in the West.
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And this is why some bolder thinking is welcome, because any path to remaking the country in a more just and equal image must involve reinvigorating the stated values of the Democratic Party as well.
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Swiss-based food giant Nestle will pay Starbucks $7.15 billion in cash for the rights to sell the U.S. coffee chain's products around the world in a global alliance aimed at reinvigorating their coffee empires.
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Soon, she touches other lives as well, reinvigorating the football team by writing a (super catchy) fight song and gifting a bike from a thrift store to a child who was recently in an accident.
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Big-league collectors such Ronald Lauder of the United States and Mimi Dusselier of Belgium were at the V.I.P. preview, which was probably a reassuring sign for the 14 new exhibitors reinvigorating Tefaf's Modern section.
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Is anything happening on the regulatory front in the US that's been promised that's going to get you reinvigorating the prop desks, and get you trading for yourselves as a counterparty to your clients, as well?
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Ambassador James Jeffrey, the U.S. special representative for Syria engagement, said the United States believes the way forward in Syria includes defeating Islamic State, reinvigorating the political process and winding down the long-running civil war.
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However, its shingles vaccine has proven to be a key growth driver under a leaner structure which Chief Executive Emma Walmsley has spearheaded by spinning off or selling units to focus on reinvigorating GSK's pharmaceuticals business.
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Today, he imagines American equipment reinvigorating the game and leading a baseball renaissance in Cuba — and maybe one day a winter league on the island, and young Cubans earning scholarships to play ball at American colleges.
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In addition to weighing in at 1703lbs for the Miller fight, Alves ultimately lost the fight in a unanimous decision which prompted the Brazilian to scrap his plans at reinvigorating his stagnating career as a lightweight.
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Many of the projects approved and underway in Chile, including a 10-year, $40 billion overhaul drive by the world's top copper producer, Codelco, focus on reinvigorating massive, but sometimes decades or even century-old mines.
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From corporate venture capital arms investing in start-ups to innovate faster and better, to corporations embedding tech accelerators within their walls to foster more entrepreneurial spirit throughout the company, these relationships are reinvigorating aging brands.
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Though the news has undoubtedly unnerved Pelicans fans who have already tabbed Williamson with reinvigorating and bringing glory to their waning franchise, the 19-year-old's delayed debut may be a blessing in disguise for New Orleans.
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To ensure that resources only go to actors willing to maintain the political settlement, the United States must employ significant granular oversight while also reinvigorating citizen oversight efforts, such as community based monitoring and civil society organizations.
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The Second Chance Pell Pilot Program is reinvigorating education programs in prisons nationwide, which offers a renewed opportunity to examine the effect of correctional education on recidivism — a crucial policy question in the age of mass incarceration.
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Voting rights: In his plan Bloomberg also vowed to enhance voting rights through steps such as reinvigorating enforcement of the Voting Rights Act to stop discriminatory state laws and allowing convicted felons to vote after leaving jail.
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For Democrats, the Times' investigation is reinvigorating calls for Trump to release his returns, along with the promise to force that release should Democrats take control of the House or the Senate in the midterms next month.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa (CNN)The FBI's decision to review new emails related to Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server is reinvigorating Donald Trump's faith in the US government and political system -- and in his own campaign.
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"Over the past 8 years, President Obama has committed his Administration to reinvigorating and broadening participation in the American scientific enterprise through a strong commitment to basic and applied research, innovation, modernization, and education," Holdren and Smith wrote.
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H.) Advancing Innovation and Reinvigorating Widespread Access to Viable Electromagnetic Spectrum (AIRWAVES) bill proposes opening up spectrum space for commercial licensed and unlicensed use with the hope that doing so will drive down wireless costs and increase accessibility.
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Helena Foulkes was named CEO of Hudson's Bay Company — the owner of the Saks Fifth Avenue, Lord & Taylor, and Hudson's Bay chains — just one year ago, and was tasked with reinvigorating department store businesses that faced myriad challenges.
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"My great-grandfather served five terms as Denver's mayor in the 1920s, in the 1930s, in the 1940s," he said in a 2009 campaign ad, ticking off the elder Stapleton's accomplishments — building the airport, reinvigorating the park system.
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But Fu Xuejun, analyst at Huarong Securities, said recent messages from policymakers suggest Beijing is unlikely to loosen monetary policies on a big scale, fearing too much liquidity will feed asset price bubbles, instead of reinvigorating the economy.
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Persuading Japanese to move their savings out of bank accounts and government bonds and into riskier assets is vital for reinvigorating Japan's long-sluggish economy and financing the retirements of its rapidly ageing people, government and financial experts say.
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Still for some, Tuesday's vote and May's pledge to seek cross-party support for another draft agreement fueled optimism that Britain will avoid a painful exit at the end of March, potentially reinvigorating the UK market's appeal for investors.
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The previous high for the artist was achieved in 19923 by another version of the same bronze, which sold at Christie's in London for $30.3 million, almost four times the upper estimate, reinvigorating the market for this British artist.
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In the year since, Mr. Bakish has worked to revive the company by reinvigorating MTV, Comedy Central and other Viacom TV networks for the digital age, bringing growth to the Paramount Pictures studios and expanding the company's international footprint.
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"She believes in staying engaged in the world but reinvigorating diplomacy as part of that and considering when the military is absolutely necessary and when the military is absolutely not necessary," said Robert Ford, former US ambassador to Syria.
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In this way, the U.S. can build an effective roadmap for the international community to engage in decisive words and actions to facilitate constructive dialogue between Israel and the Palestinians in the hopes of reinvigorating the dormant peace process.
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Bernie Ecclestone, FIA president Jean Todt and F1 team chiefs will get together at Biggin Hill in London later today to sign off a raft of changes for next year aimed at reinvigorating the sport and making it more competitive.
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When: Opens Wednesday, May 1613, 2161–229pm Where: Con Artist Collective & Gallery (240 Ludlow Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) I have to credit Hyperallergic staff writer Claire Voon — a pigeon aficionado and pin enthusiast— for reinvigorating my interest in enamel collectibles.
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In addition to the bigger name acts present, Opportunity Detroit—an organization reinvigorating the city through cultural and business investments—hosted a stage spotlighting both up-and-coming local artists and more obscure acts that have shaped the scene over decades.
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And with European and other nations increasingly critical of Mr. Netanyahu's right-leaning government, blaming him for the impasse in the peace process with the Palestinians, reinvigorating ties with Africa seems to be part of a global Israeli survival strategy.
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Some of the featured musicians are lesser known, while others (OK, Carly Rae Jepsen) are literally credited by critics and fans both with reinvigorating pop music: clearly, Charli understands who and what will be moving into the future with her.
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What's key is what the commission didn't focus on: Instead of acting as a document reinvigorating an old war on drugs all about "tough on crime" policies, its final report largely treats the opioid crisis as a public health issue.
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"Our real hope for reinvigorating our democratic institutions comes with the young people and the next generation," said Michael Rebell, the lead lawyer for the plaintiffs and executive director of the Campaign for Educational Equity at Teachers College, Columbia University.
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The slate could run on a simple and powerful idea: that this uniquely vulnerable moment in American democracy calls upon us to put aside our differences and commit ourselves to reinvesting in and reinvigorating government by, for, and of the people.
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Mr. Bakish, 52, has outlined his strategy in broad strokes — reinvigorating MTV, Comedy Central and other Viacom TV networks for the digital age, returning Paramount Pictures to growth, expanding the company's international footprint — but has yet to reveal specific details.
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H.) Advancing Innovation and Reinvigorating Widespread Access to Viable Electromagnetic Spectrum (AIRWAVES) bill, they propose opening up spectrum space for commercial licensed and unlicensed use with the hope that doing so will drive down wireless costs and increase its accessibility.
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"We're reinvigorating NATO with a new playbook, different from [that of] the Cold War, to deal with, for example, the little green men phenomena that you saw in Ukraine," Carter said, referring to the unmarked Russian special forces that seized Crimea in 2014.
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Russian and Iranian military involvement in Syria's six-year civil war is reinvigorating the Syrian government's fightback, bringing swift gains for Assad in recent weeks and putting full encirclement of the rebel stronghold of Aleppo, a major symbol of the uprising, within sight.
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The dollar reached a 10-day high against a basket of currencies on Friday and was on course for its best week since mid-December as Trump's pledge to announce a major tax plan within weeks cooled some market nerves, reinvigorating dollar bulls.
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Human rights groups had feared someone would be appointed to Homeland Security with a stronger anti-immigration position, such as Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, who is a proponent of reinvigorating a system to track Muslims entering the United States on visas.
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And the third is rebuilding and reinvigorating NATO in the European theater, particularly in Central Europe and in Eastern Europe, where Vladimir Putin is now threatening the territory of multiple countries, already controls 2135 percent of Georgia and a significant percentage of Ukraine.
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Images courtesy of the artist Weaving a virtual tapestry, artist Refik Anadol transformed an LA Philharmonic performance with an unprecedented audiovisual display at the Frank Gehry-designed Walt Disney Concert Hall for an experiment in reinvigorating the concert format with architecture and light.
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Palihapitiya is rewriting the Social Capital playbook, Hamid is busy reinvigorating Kleiner Perkins and Maidenberg is building on top of the data-driven strategy and proprietary software dubbed "Magic 8-Ball" he built at Social Capital, with a new firm called Tribe Capital.
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He was credited with reinvigorating the Opéra de Lyon in France, where he serves as general director — it was lauded as the best opera company last year by the International Opera Awards — but also faced questions there over his expenses and spending habits.
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In addition to resorts, office buildings and residential properties, his company began planning and building major municipal infrastructure projects like tunnels and roads, reinvigorating long-held concerns on Grand Cayman that Mr. Dart and his subsidiaries controlled too much of the island.
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Chung Yoo-kyung, the wealthy South Korean reinvigorating Paul Poiret, the house created by the flamboyant early-1900s French couturier who discarded the corset and introduced kimonos to stylish dressing, has hired the Sino-Parisian designer Yiqing Yin to resuscitate the label.
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As a New York Times story lays out, Murray was the architect of a so-called environmental regulations wish list, which detailed a list of policies aimed at reinvigorating the coal industry such as curbing restrictions on greenhouse gases and slashing staff at the EPA.
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To cope with a growing labor shortage that's set to hit the care-giving and industrial sectors the hardest, and in the hopes of reinvigorating a stalling economy, the Japanese government has encouraged more seniors and stay-at-home mothers to re-enter the workforce.
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The company's presentations at the investor event were largely about Unilever's plans to grow its business by reinvigorating its core brands and buying and creating new ones, expanding its distribution to new channels like drug stores and online, and making itself leaner and more agile.
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Young chefs can take advantage of one of the finest covered markets in France — filled with locally made olive oil (the best comes from Oliveraie Jeanjean in nearby Saint Gilles) and wines — and entrepreneurs like the denim designer Guillaume Sagot are reinvigorating local artisanal traditions.
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The White House later confirmed the call and said the two leaders "agreed on the importance of reinvigorating a political process to end the war in Yemen" and that the king briefed Trump on a Saudi plan "to alleviate the humanitarian crisis" caused by the conflict.
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Mr. Jago was a spirits maven for more than a half-century, reinvigorating old drinks, devising new ones and, in his final years, hunting down casks of forgotten yet still exquisite whiskey in cellars and warehouses in Scotland and other countries to sell in expensive limited editions.
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Trump also announced Tuesday that he has directed the Justice Department to propose a ban on bump stocks, which allow semi-automatic weapons to fire much more rapidly, reinvigorating a ban push that has been stalled for months since a mass shooting at a Las Vegas concert.
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But in doing so, Republicans also set off a chain reaction of outrage on the other side — reinvigorating a left whose energy had recently flagged, and again demonstrating that defending Obamacare has become the central rallying cry in the post-election resurgence in activism among Democrats.
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However, if you really look at his jobs message, it was centered on reinvigorating employment in legacy industries, but are these the jobs of the future and are we providing the next generation of American workers the skills to compete in an ever evolving job marketplace?
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"While we are continuing to push for criminal justice reform, and that important piece of business remains unfinished, I'm pleased to say the president has not just met but exceeded what he set out to do in 2014 by reinvigorating the clemency project," said White House Counsel Neil Eggleston.
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Tell me a little bit about your confidence over the next year in terms of spending in terms of reinvigorating the private sector because there has been a bit of a slowdown, not just because of oil prices, because but also because of the uncertainty surrounding the kingdom's plans.
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If the bickering prevents Mr. Trudeau from coming to Brussels to sign the pact next week, the message to the outside world will also be that there is now no hope of reinvigorating stalled talks on a trade deal with the United States, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.
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The games that do try to address these problems, like Koral, an educational game that informs you about coral reef death and tasks you with reinvigorating the sea floor, have to do them through a single spectacular lens as if the coral were something uniquely damaged about the sea.
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After reinvigorating the small-screen superhero genre with Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl and Legends of Tomorrow (most of which feature non-white heroes, but none in a titular role), The CW just released its first photo of Black Lightning star Cress Williams (Hart of Dixie) in full costume.
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Obama's lawyers say a Trump super PAC is taking the former president's statements out of context in a Biden attack adBernie Sanders' promise to turn out young voters is a double-edged swordMike Bloomberg is crystallizing Bernie Sanders' case for class warfare and reinvigorating Elizabeth Warren's struggling campaign
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In a note Friday, ANZ Chief Economist for Southeast Asia and India, Sanjay Mathur, highlighted that RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das was keeping policy space open to address growth concerns by reinvigorating domestic demand, and retained the projection of a further 50 basis points in cuts from here on out.
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The two sides struggled to get past key sticking points for weeks after that, but sources credited the phone call from Trudeau's advisers to Kushner with setting in motion a good faith, in the weeds negotiations to resolve the final hurdles, reinvigorating Lighthizer's negotiations with Foreign Secretary Chrystia Freeland.
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This leaves Macron, for now, as the most influential head of state in the European Union, an institution that he is passionately committed to reinvigorating, both for high-minded reasons (peace on the Continent) and strategic ones (a strong E.U. is France's best hope against the U.S. and China).
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Reagan is remembered for his effective policies -- tax reform, deregulation, reinvigorating our military, bringing down the Berlin Wall -- accomplishments which were not achieved in his first year and in fact, were the result of a lengthy processes requiring significant time in the saddle, and incredible perseverance in the face of opposition.
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In our first few months, my administration made the largest single investment in basic research in our history, and I went to the Kennedy Space Center to call for reimagining and reinvigorating our space program to explore more of our solar system and look deeper into the universe than ever.
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ASCE gave our systems a "D" grade and recommended reinvigorating the federal government's revolving loan program by tripling appropriations to it, fully funding the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation act, and helping local communities get tax-exempt bonds to make sure they can get the money needed to fix local problems.
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While the RAA would add dozens of new procedural requirements on an already too lengthy rulemaking process, the Chamber's permit approval reforms, embodied in the RAPID (Responsibly and Professionally Reinvigorating Development) Act considered in the last Congress, would strip away current requirements for agencies to assess the environmental impacts of permits for energy projects.
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As part of the New Korean Cinema that electrified the festival circuit in the early 2000s and beyond, Bong joined directors like Kim Ki-duk ("The Isle"), Park Chan-wook ("Oldboy") and Kim Jee-woon ("A Tale of Two Sisters") in reinvigorating genre pictures with stylistic bravado and a willingness to play around with tone.
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LINE: Auburn -9 ABOUT MISSISSIPPI STATE (210-8.3, 21-210 SEC): At the top of the list for the Bulldogs this week: reinvigorating a passing game that produced a paltry 22 yards on 23 attempts against Georgia; Nick Fitzgerald had just 20083 passing yards and two interceptions in one of the worst performances of his collegiate career.
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THE ABILITY OF masks to convey an emotion or a message, to shroud or empower, confuse or clarify, is as potent now as it was thousands of years ago — and perhaps explains why a number of young artists are reinvigorating the age-old form, creating a new wave of eerie visual commentary that has been embraced by fashion.
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By now you've probably heard that this is a golden age for journalism — how The New York Times and The Washington Post are warring for scoops in ways reminiscent of the Watergate era; how an information-hungry public is sending subscriptions and television news ratings soaring, reinvigorating journalists and reaffirming their mission ("Democracy Dies in Darkness" and all that).
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Read more:Mike Bloomberg is crystallizing Bernie Sanders' case for class warfare and reinvigorating Elizabeth Warren's struggling campaignThe lack of diversity among the 2020 candidates looms over the Democratic debate as Buttigieg points out the '7 white people on this stage talking about racial justice'Mike Bloomberg said in 2016 that banks were 'my peeps' and vowed to defend them as president.
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In 1997, at just 27 years old, he was appointed Chief Designer of legacy fashion house Givenchy, right around the same time that the perennially controversial (and now disgraced for his racist remarks) John Galliano took over Dior; in their parallel roles, the two British designers were credited with reinvigorating what was then perceived to be a staid period among French fashion houses.
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It's not an exactly positive sign that Trump recently appointed Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson to be secretary of state and that part of his infrastructure plan focuses on reinvigorating coal mining in the U.S. However, Romano said, because the federal government has largely stayed out of the push for electrification there's still hope that EV adoption will continue to increase in 2017.
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Liberal ideals are worthless unless backed by military power It is possible that the next president could swing in the opposite direction, recognising the vital role its alliances play in American security, seeking to reform rather than vilify international institutions like the WTO and reinvigorating international co-operation on climate change—a grave threat to the world order which has been far less doughtily faced than that of communism.
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When Claudio Del Vecchio acquired Brooks Brothers from Marks & Spencer, the British retailer, in 2001 for the bargain price of $225 million (Marks & Spencer had paid more than three times that much), it was with the goal of reinvigorating a brand synonymous not only with the staples of American men's wear but with innovation since Henry Sands Brooks opened his first store at the corner of Catherine and Cherry streets in Manhattan in 1818.
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The American Chamber of Commerce in Argentina said U.S. firms would invest $2.3 billion in Argentina over the next 18 months, including more than $100 million each from General Motors Co, Dow Chemical Co, AES Corp and Ford Motor Co. Argentine Finance Minister Alfonso Prat-Gay urged business leaders, at a forum where the new investment flows were announced, to think long-term and said policies aimed at cutting inflation and reinvigorating growth would be felt in the second half of the year.
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"For us to have a base on the Moon, a base on Mars and to be exploring other parts of the solar system… And that there's a benign AI and we're able to achieve symbiosis with that AI." The Mars Bar Inspiring a new generation of astral entrepreneurs and reinvigorating the moribund domestic space industry in the U.S. is cause enough for celebration — even without putting it in the context of a hedge against a new dark ages of human society brought about by World War III.
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President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE had a big job ahead of him when he took the oath of office in January 2017: reinvigorating Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85003 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Bernie Sanders' promise to turn out young voters is a double-edged swordWhy fears of a Bernie Sanders nomination obliterating Democrats' control of the House are overblownObama's lawyers say a Trump super PAC is taking the former president's statements out of context in a Biden attack adMike Bloomberg is crystallizing Bernie Sanders' case for class warfare and reinvigorating Elizabeth Warren's struggling campaignJoe Biden admits he wasn't actually arrested in apartheid South Africa, contradicting a story he's told for weeksBernie Sanders' media critics and opponents are suddenly focusing their attacks on the new frontrunnerHere's how Democrats will elect their presidential nominee over the next several monthsWhat's at stake in the primary?
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