Mr Nichols says that would rekindle an "old Wisconsin" spirit.
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Does this mean he and Rory could rekindle their romance?
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I didn't know how to rekindle my romance with reading.
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Optimists, especially in Alaska, still seek to rekindle that friendship.
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Sometimes sharing custody of a dog can even rekindle romance.
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Are Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez going to rekindle their romance?
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It's there to rekindle a memory, not to take its place.
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Can Sanders rekindle the old magic or have progressives moved on?
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So the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame couldn't rekindle that.
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Those processes in turn rekindle and nurture a relationship to land.
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"Perspective has allowed me to rekindle my love of music," Bublé shared.
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Along the way, they rekindle their sisterhood and rediscover their wild sides.
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They rekindle their romance and get married right there at the hotel.
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Soon, this gave the two former lovebirds confidence to rekindle their relationship.
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Smartphones are a mature market, crying out for innovation to rekindle growth.
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Moving from an industry to a profession will help rekindle investor trust.
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Wasn't he just trying to rekindle his poorly developed relationship with Val?
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She struggled to rekindle the interest and recognition she had once enjoyed.
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She emerged traumatized and struggled to rekindle her relationships with her siblings.
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She has passed a torch and it is now ours to rekindle.
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"When you rekindle that romance, you look forward to sleep," says Huffington.
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We are all called upon to do everything possible to rekindle talks.
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But they know they must rekindle growth, and that regional integration will help.
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This has caused many companies to step back profit ambitions to rekindle growth.
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This new ethics report may rekindle the effort to drive him from office.
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Maybe Dallas needs another Jay-Z and Beyonce concert to rekindle the talks????
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A renewed slide in oil prices will rekindle concerns about the global economy.
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Every time there's a tragedy it has to rekindle all of those tragedies.
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Abbas offered to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to rekindle peace efforts.
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She's still fuming about the Marigold issue, but agrees to rekindle the romance.
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This confidence has vanished, but even small bright spots can help rekindle it.
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Attention Caesar salad fans: You may now safely rekindle your romance with romaine.
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Papa John's latest attempt to rekindle sales is a revamp of its rewards program.
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Not adopting a tighter monetary stance might rekindle inflationary pressures, which should boost gold.
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I'd rekindle my love of dining out, attending concerts, and going to movies alone.
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Unfortunately, a recycled hardware design fails to rekindle my excitement for all things BlackBerry.
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The best bet may be to rekindle a spirit of self-interest among businessmen.
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Jeremy Scott's fall 2017 collaboration with Ugg, however, is here to rekindle our obsession.
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Russia needs lower rates as cheaper lending could rekindle its now sluggish economic growth.
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An offer from the duo could rekindle a bidding war for generic drugmaker Stada.
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Perhaps he will rekindle his passion for dance, or take up a martial art.
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"A Girl in Exile," published in Albanian in 2009, may rekindle the worldwide hopes.
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What matters is that you go back, figure it out and rekindle that stoke.
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Big knowledge has the potential to rekindle the hype, and the hope, of crowdsourcing.
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The US and North Korea are expected to rekindle sputtering talks later this month.
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He repeatedly called and sent letters to Mr. Wexner, hoping to rekindle the friendship.
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He repeatedly called and sent letters to Mr. Wexner, hoping to rekindle the friendship.
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"It also gives you the chance to rekindle your relationship more organically," she said.
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Sounds like Kim and Kroy didn't say 'I do' again to rekindle lost passion.
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It is possible that future presidents will be able to rekindle its enthusiasm for openness.
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"Renewed weakening in China would rekindle financial market concerns about global growth risks," he said.
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Or if you've previously called it quits, perhaps it's time to rekindle your Poké-romance.
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Not everyone may be happy to see Halsey and G-Eazy rekindle their relationship, though.
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That, Nadella hopes, will rekindle the kind of enthusiasm developers once had for Windows software.
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The pair became engaged last year after beginning to rekindle their romance in May 2017.
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The photographer says he hopes to help people to rekindle their childlike curiosity for nature.
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"However, improved growth prospects and continued low interest rates could rekindle house prices," it added.
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If you've ever tried to rekindle a campfire using burnt logs, you get the idea.
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But analysts believe Apple's newfound pricing strategy could rekindle iPhone sales, which peaked in 2015.
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But ongoing civil unrest in Hong Kong could rekindle proposals in Washington to undo it.
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The novel progresses as Gatsby tries to rekindle his love with Daisy Buchanan, Nick's cousin.
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But "Downton Abbey" helped rekindle a new romanticized interest in old-school service in China.
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Ten years later, Bardem's character finds Theron's character to try to rekindle their lost love.
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And then there's the slim chance Jake (Scott Foley) and Olivia might rekindle their messy relationship.
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Governments need to find ways to rekindle the passion, rather than continue to ignore its absence.
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His appointment will rekindle suspicions that American diplomacy is about securing oil and other scarce resources.
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I'm part of President Trump's activity to rekindle manufacturing so it's not a zero sum game.
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Both companies, controlled by National Amusements, are expected to rekindle merger talks in the coming months.
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N), 82 percent owned by SoftBank, might rekindle merger talks with T-Mobile US Inc (TMUS.
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I'm hoping it's somewhere I can make a fresh start, and rekindle the excitement of exploration.
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Such referendums would be bound to undermine investor confidence and rekindle the European sovereign debt crisis.
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I kept running out of patience with Ms. Tawil's repetitions; then they would rekindle my attention.
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To me, doing an anniversary tour always seems like a dying band to rekindle some love.
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There's no way of knowing whether Abby's decision to rekindle her relationship with Jackson is sincere.
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Rekindle a once passionate interest — in woodworking or playing the guitar — or start a new interest.
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I'd learn some great skills, be around smart people and rekindle my interest in the industry.
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The two met in 1912 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, but did not rekindle their friendship until 1927.
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India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed enemies, could rekindle their decades-long squabble at any time.
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LOS ANGELES — Another weekend, another futile effort to rekindle interest in a long-dormant movie series.
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It's the samurai wanting to rekindle memories and feeling concerned for their friend's life all at once.
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Nintendo doesn't care about having the most powerful console ever; it just wants to rekindle childlike glee.
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The report also suggested that Google should introduce a revamped smart speaker portfolio to rekindle consumer interest.
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However, people close to the companies expect others to rekindle merger discussions well before the standstill expires.
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More than anything else, Kraft Heinz needs to rekindle a passion for innovating to meet customer needs.
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Fast-forward to the present, Cruz is open to rekindle a relationship with the millionaire television personality.
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The interest could rekindle a possible tie-up between the two companies, that died in 2013. bloom.
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Read this as an adult to rekindle your imagination and delight in Beatrix Potter's gorgeously intricate illustrations.
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In July, one month after they appeared to rekindle their relationship, the pair confirmed they got engaged.
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The new company could also rekindle its talks to buy Lions Gate Entertainment Corp's Starz cable network.
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We need to rekindle the spirit of radical imagination that fueled so many black activists before us.
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For me, the whole point of going to Forest is to meet new people and rekindle friendships.
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They also wanted their father to rekindle his relationship with his ex-wife, Elizabeth James (Natasha Richardson).
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A Greek member of the Olympic committee saw an opportunity to rekindle interest in Samaras's original score.
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To rekindle people's excitement in the core blockchain technology, while tamping down some of the excessive hype.
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Now 23, Hamels is at a point in his career when he wants to rekindle those days.
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"The animals, one human says, can 'rekindle our own slowly dying love of life,'" Mr. Kenny added.
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The collision between Ford and Kavanaugh could not be more perfectly designed to rekindle all these controversies.
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Today liberalism needs to escape its identification with elites and the status quo and rekindle that reforming spirit.
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Instead, rekindle your once-passionate love of brunch by giving your go-tos a rest and branching out.
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"2nd times a charm to rekindle that fire," Baller captioned a close-up Instagram video of the ring.
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Another worries she and her partner may never rekindle their flame because everything has become about the baby.
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Is that enough time for their rumored relationship to end and for him to rekindle things with Olympios?
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From nebulas and auroras through to starbursts and solar eclipses, these photographs will rekindle your sense of wonder.
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Two former flames get stuck in an elevator for hours, rekindle their romance, and emerge stronger than ever.
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Will this update be enough to rekindle the absolutely insane levels of hype Pokémon Go saw at launch?
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Wednesday's data could also rekindle worries that Beijing may use competitive currency devaluation to bolster the export sector.
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Still drawn together by shared custody of Hailie, Scott and Eminem slowly began to rekindle their tumultuous relationship.
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Sponsors' moves to rekindle their relationships with Sharapova were viewed dimly by some sports fans on social media.
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The next few scenes follow Madison, Alex's ex, as she tries to rekindle a sexual relationship with Alex.
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An older woman with a pixie haircut spoke about struggling to rekindle the sexual spark in her marriage.
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The only thing that can prevent a rekindle is a thorough overhaul (tearing apart floors, ceilings and furniture).
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It is hoping to rekindle the spirit of President John F. Kennedy's call to go to the moon.
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The group is now hoping to rekindle its success in 2020 and has backed roughly 100 congressional candidates.
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When Iger succeeded Eisner, one his first tasks was to rekindle the fraught relationship between the two companies.
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WAPNER: I WISH HE WAS HERE TO REKINDLE THAT FIERY DEBATE WE HAD, NOT ALL THAT LONG AGO.
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And it was meant to rekindle growth for once-hot Hyundai, which has cooled considerably in recent years.
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When I rekindle my passion for helping others financially, even the most difficult tasks seem like a breeze.
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" Let's rekindle and extend our sense of wonder by asking instead: "What is it to be a whale?
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Liberals should embrace criticism and welcome debate as a source of the new thinking that will rekindle their movement.
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But if consumers are reconsidering their love affair with gold, the government will not try to rekindle the passion.
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Many analysts say further delays could rekindle violent anti-Kabila protests that resulted in dozens of deaths last year.
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They're no Super Mario World or F-Zero, but they're enough to rekindle fond, frustrated memories of my childhood.
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However, the two have since appeared to rekindle their romance, and have been seen together again in recent weeks.
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As artists and art-lovers we are fortunate to have a passionate community and a practice to rekindle them.
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But perhaps it's time to rekindle your passion and libido with a hormone-balancing meal stacked with aphrodisiac foods.
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Fortunately for us, that road was paved less with good intentions than the desire to rekindle a smothered flame.
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Apparently, five years later, on their anniversary, they went back to rekindle the romance and booked the same room.
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Medicine men post flyers boasting of potions and charms to neuter rivals, punish the unfaithful or rekindle lost ardour.
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Of course, none of this means that the two are back together or have plans to rekindle their romance.
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Hopefully they still keep in touch and will rekindle their friendship once Trudeau joins Obama on the other side.
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That would surely rekindle English nationalism in virulent form, creating the biggest threat of all to the United Kingdom.
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We hope that our decision to unionize will help rekindle the flame of labor organizing across the Deep South.
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And the economy turning a corner after contracting by nearly 10 percent in 2015 should help rekindle investors' appetite.
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A few months after bringing the pup to market, Sony's announced a few updates that should rekindle some interest.
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We need rekindle the spark of idealism and change we may have inherited from our latter-day hippie parents.
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Monsanto Chief Executive Hugh Grant said last week that recent attempts to rekindle talks with Syngenta have been difficult.
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Juan Guaidó, who last year declared himself Venezuela's interim president, tried to rekindle the energy of his country's diaspora.
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While trying to rekindle their sex lives, they end up reawakening the romance they thought they'd left long behind.
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They thought he was the leader to rekindle the short-lived enthusiasm for liberalisation of 1991, when India faced bankruptcy.
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Gerald (Bruce Greenwood) and his significantly younger wife Jessie (Carla Gugino) are trying to rekindle their dying 11-year marriage.
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PC sales have been falling sharply worldwide, and the launch of Windows 10 has so far failed to rekindle demand.
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Fortunately, there are ways to rekindle your concentration that will transform you into a voracious reader and a memory master.
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The duo dated for a few months before breaking things off last March, only to rekindle their romance in December.
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She said she would love to rekindle fond memories of growing up there with her two mothers and 25 siblings.
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The two have made up since and even bonded over a shared love of yoga as they rekindle their friendship.
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But the death last week of Chief Thomas Ekpemupolo, the father of a fugitive former militant leader, could rekindle hostilities.
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More importantly, it appeased all of us who have yearned for the youthful pair to rekindle their long-lost rapport.
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It's JB's first relationship since splitting with Selena Gomez after the two tried to rekindle things a few months back.
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Meanwhile, Baselworld will attempt to rekindle our love of expensive Swiss time pieces when it kicks off on March 17th.
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A new crush may develop, or fire sign Aries's new moon might rekindle the spark between you and a lover.
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The duo dated for a few months before breaking things off last March, only to rekindle their romance in December.
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Falling out of love is a real thing, but it's possible to rekindle romance if you 'actively explore' your relationship
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Although his wife had two more children with him, each time hoping that would rekindle the relationship, it did not.
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One area where Mr. Sanders might hope to rekindle his old magic is in Western Michigan, where he defeated Mrs.
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Meanwhile, Bloomberg says that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He are trying to rekindle trade talks.
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Because it seems to finally be making a few steps toward getting in the walls, and stopping a racial rekindle.
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It is likely to rekindle objections that the Clinton campaign sought evidence against Trump from Russia and other foreign sources.
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In this new sitcom, Kat Dennings plays Jules, a woman who works to rekindle her female friendships after a breakup.
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And while fans hoped she might rekindle things with her runner-up Tyler Cameron, he's been dating supermodel Gigi Hadid.
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The reports will rekindle a problem that has plagued the military as increasing numbers of women join the armed services.
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With this in mind, we figured it was high time to rekindle that embarrassment solidarity, particularly in the realm of periods.
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In rolling the dice on Bennett, the Patriots are hoping to rekindle the kind of offense that can bewilder opponents again.
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For those who lived through this era, some post-binge viewing of these titles will likely rekindle some of that nostalgia.
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But Directioners can rest assuring knowing that hope is not lost, and the former bandmates may rekindle their friendship one day.
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Unfortunately, their fling didn't end well after Teddy learned that Owen had started to rekindle things with his ex-wife, Amelia.
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At the end of season 1, fans were left wondering if Nancy and Jonathan (Charlie Heaton) would surely rekindle the spark.
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If they are removed, Iran could start to ramp up production and rekindle sales to former customers in Europe and elsewhere.
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Deadline reports that it will be rated R and will try to rekindle some of the magic of Men in Black.
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And yet, with such an obviously uphill battle, why would the administration rekindle a fight that it is likely to lose?
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One way to rekindle the spark is to remember the good times, the stuff that makes all this worth fighting for.
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The studio will try again with "Trolls," a musical meant to rekindle the collectible troll crazes of the 1960s and 1990s.
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Benjamin Rush, a civic leader and fellow Declaration signer, wrote to both men, saying the other wanted to rekindle their friendship.
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A bounce in crude prices, which were up 3 percent, helped rekindle some investor confidence in higher-yielding currencies, analysts said.
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Play Differently sees Hawtin rekindle his collaboration with Rigby-Jones, with Allen & Heath and its parent company Audiotonix onboard as well.
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"It's a bit akin to trying to rekindle a romance almost two decades later," Mr. Corgan said, away from his bandmates.
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It's a new movie in The Ring series that hopes to rekindle North America's brief obsession with Japanese horror movie remakes.
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"We think the UK data this week may be enough to rekindle rate hike expectations," said ING FX analyst Viraj Patel.
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Make a plan for situations in advance — such as holidays — that could rekindle your old spending habits, said author Benson said.
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Nevils tried to rekindle the affair, Lauer said, but didn't indicate to him that she found their relationship to be nonconsensual.
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A sale of Mattress Firm could be a positive for Tempur Sealy, which could rekindle its lucrative partnership with the retailer.
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Harry will later in the trip rekindle memories of the couple's courtship in Botswana and of his mother Diana in Angola.
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The duo came close to getting physical on the finale episode of season 4, which Kennedy was ready rekindle at the reunion.
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Beyond that, the results may also rekindle a debate in the scientific community about whether human evolution has unfolded entirely on land.
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When Skyler gets back from a trip to Mexico, Sara tries to rekindle their relationship by having sex for the first time.
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And I've got the iPad pro and I am an amateur cartoonist and I have been trying to rekindle that using Sketches.
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And, while lower yields do have the potential to rekindle economic activity, he worried that they'd be falling for the wrong reasons.
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"A single successful hijacking of a merchant vessel, will rekindle the Somali pirates' passion to resume its piracy efforts," the report said.
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Going into the date, I knew that we needed this time to reconnect and see if we could rekindle our early passion.
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The two seemed to rekindle the relationship a few times since but were spotted together for the last time in January 2018.
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But Spectacles V2 could rekindle the interest of lapsed users while producing unique points of view to entertain those who never left.
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But last week's rally is a reminder that on the London market it doesn't take much to rekindle the EV nickel fires.
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"We tweeted as we thought it would be prudent to excite scientific temper and rekindle the interest," the officer told the newspaper.
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The couple officially called it quits in 2014 but appeared to rekindle a bit in 2015 before the flame finally died out.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has expressed hopes to rekindle Britain's special relationship with the US now that Donald Trump is president.
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Jack Dorsey's foremost task for the next few weeks will be to reorganize Twitter's leadership team and rekindle optimism about Twitter's future.
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The pair hung out all through the summer and continued to rekindle their relationship each summer, even when Steele became a counselor.
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Mr. Abbas, along with President Reuven Rivlin of Israel, had been invited to Brussels by European officials hoping to rekindle peace negotiations.
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"I want to rekindle our romance with sleep," said Ms. Huffington, 65, in a lullaby voice as soothing as her floral perfume.
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S. trade war, as oil prices rose and a couple of big deals helped rekindle optimism as the earnings season kicks off.
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When we attempted to rekindle things over a decade later, he had another marriage, two kids and a vasectomy under his belt.
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The regulator's move will likely rekindle the debate over whether Green should retain his knighthood, awarded in 2006 for services to retail.
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Pastor Karen does not leave the church afterwards, she keeps going, possibly hoping to rekindle both the community and her own mentality.
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The comedy is about a group of women who rekindle their friendship during a wild and emotionally loaded trip to New Orleans.
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And because economists predict that its absence will slowly rekindle the insurance death spiral, we're forced back to the policy drawing board.
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At home, he faces difficult choices that could rekindle growth but add to the country's long-term problems, like its heavy debt.
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Mayweather could rekindle his relationship with the UFC, says its president Dana White, who worked closely with the boxer three years ago.
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But it did rekindle this relationship with Microsoft, and then we got pulled on to work on a multiplayer map pack for Reach.
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In season 1, they helped Tom Jackson rekindle his romance with ex-wife Abby Parr, the two marrying in March in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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" Asked whether she anticipates that the former MTV reality stars will ever rekindle their friendship, Montag honestly stated, "No, I don't think so.
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Now, 15 years later, Apple's trying to rekindle that enthusiasm in the heart of San Francisco, with a flagship store in Union Square.
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Closer to home, British-ruled Northern Ireland, whose people voted against Brexit, are concerned a new UK-EU border there could rekindle violence.
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The choices these voters ultimately make will go a long way toward deciding whether Democrats can rekindle Obama's young, diverse coalition and win.
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And they help rekindle that connection through their horses Cricket, Noa, Jaxon, Stetson, Suzie Q and Missy, and their cows Bonnie and Bella.
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Easing political pressure on state banks to rekindle growth could also help them plan a "rational" expansion of their loan books, he said.
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Catherine Mann of Citigroup, a bank, is sceptical that the latest round of monetary easing will boost business confidence enough to rekindle investment.
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Julian isn't waiting around to see if she can rekindle things with Wendt, and the Canadian firefighter has his eyes on someone else.
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They, too, gather in the kitchen to prepare food while rehashing old gossip, tentatively rekindle old love affairs and sing together at night.
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She says I was the one pursuing the relationship, yet once it was over, she was the onecalling me asking to rekindle it.
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Both sides have committed to avoiding customs checks and other border impediments that might rekindle violence in the British province of Northern Ireland.
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Of course, the question on everyone's minds is whether or not these forced close quarters will rekindle any flames between Hannah and Tyler.
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Weber first broke off his engagement to Hannah Ann Sluss before announcing he wanted to rekindle things with show runner-up Madison Prewett.
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Halfway through the book she decides to visit Dublin to see if she can rekindle her affair with Kieran, her erstwhile Irish lover.
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Stabilizing Eskom's finances is a priority for President Cyril Ramaphosa as he looks to rekindle growth after nine years of stagnation under Zuma.
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Such a charge could rekindle concerns over the expansion of both hate crime and terrorism laws, particularly in conflict with free speech principles.
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When top executives in Deutsche Bank's investment-banking unit heard that another division was about to rekindle the Trump relationship, they were furious.
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Mosul municipal officials and Western donors are concerned that the slowness of reconstruction might rekindle Sunni-Shi'ite sectarian grievances that Islamic State exploited.
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The company is hoping the joint convenience store in the outskirts of Tokyo, one of three opening this month, will help rekindle consumer interest.
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Back in 2014, he won an Oscar for Disney's Feast, a short about a terrier whose love of food helps rekindle his master's romance.
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But the next month, Patridge ended her romance with polo player Nic Roldan to rekindle their relationship, a source told PEOPLE in May 2011.
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World Premiere Thoroughbred / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Cory Finley) — Two teenage girls in suburban Connecticut rekindle their unlikely friendship after years of growing apart.
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Meanwhile, the SNP is trying to rekindle the flame of two years ago, even if it is now on the same side as Cameron.
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Abe told me he and multiple exes have back-burnered each other when they moved, hoping they could rekindle their romances once they reunited.
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Embarking on a move to depreciate the yuan might rekindle the ire of Trump, who has branded the Chinese "world champions" of currency manipulation.
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During overhauling, a process in which firefighters ensure the entirety of the flames are out will not rekindle, the rescue team discovered four kittens.
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The meeting was meant to rekindle the co-hosts' relationship with Trump, and the three discussed the possibility of conducting an interview, CNN reported.
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Factory gate prices also declined for the first time since January, which could rekindle worries about deflation and prompt more aggressive stimulus from Beijing.
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For the moment, all he can think to do is rekindle the embers of the campaign, to bathe, once more, in the stage light.
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Now, confronted with digital disruption all around us, we're all rushing to rekindle the entrepreneurial flame that first put our businesses on the map.
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This is the time to rekindle the bonds of love and loyalty and memory that link us together as citizens, as neighbors, as patriots.
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And there were some signs Tuesday that the EU's action could help rekindle antitrust investigations in the United Sates — potentially an even bigger threat.
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"Glass" marks an understandable impulse to rekindle that early flame, while struggling at times in stitching the older movie and more recent one together.
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If the breach with Russia opens, it will most likely rekindle the Europeans' fear that their territory would be the battlefield for the superpowers.
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Her resignation now, even if Beijing thought it was time, and the search for a new leader, would likely rekindle the debate about democracy.
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The two transform the dirty establishment into a glamorous one, rekindle their spark and get caught up in a drug deal along the way.
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Democrats preparing for the runoff, meanwhile, may find it difficult to rekindle the passion that animated Georgian voters for the general election on Nov.
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The International Tennis Federation entered into a 25-year, $3 billion partnership with Spanish investment firm Kosmos in 2018 to rekindle the Davis Cup.
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Personal Journeys In firefighting it's called a "rekindle": A blaze thought to be extinguished that later reignites soon after firefighters have left the scene.
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The commissioner of the Lone Star Conference, the league Monterrey Tech would have joined, said there were no active efforts to rekindle the bid.
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The Speed Reading Mastery Bundle Rekindle your love of reading and transform into a master of memory with this six-course speed reading bundle.
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Those figures come amid warnings that the U.S. pullout from Syria could rekindle terrorism in Europe and cause a resurgence of the Islamic State.
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These changes led Disney to rekindle its relationship with McDonald's in February, more than a decade after it severed ties with the burger brand.
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An alleged false or misleading statement by McCabe could rekindle questions about how the Justice Department addresses alleged false statements within its own ranks.
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While the news was largely expected, it may rekindle concerns about Japan's ability to handle its government debt load, which tops 200 percent of GDP.
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Canada's Strongbow Exploration is the latest to try to rekindle the dying embers of what once was one of the world's largest tin-mining hubs.
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Grace and Coach Baker may not have gotten together to create Spencer, but the two did rekindle their high school affair — for one night only.
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Campaign 503 After delivering one of the most shocking upsets in US political history, can President Trump rekindle some of that 2016 magic in 2020?
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They began to rekindle their relationship in the fall after Gomez broke up with The Weeknd but pumped the brakes on their reconciliation in March.
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A search for a new IMF boss would inevitably rekindle old debates about the over-representation of European and other rich countries in global bodies.
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But the authorities were allowing only some of the tens of thousands who evacuated back into their homes, fearing that winds might rekindle the fires.
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Kourtney Kardashian may be falling back into a few old habits with ex Scott Disick, but that doesn't mean she's ready to rekindle their relationship.
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"Any Japan-related historical legacy issues are highly political and could rekindle anti-Japan sentiment," said former South Korean national security adviser Chun Yung-woo.
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Last night's Los Angeles premiere of their film Gifted presented the perfect opportunity for Slate and Evans to reunite and (maybe) rekindle that old flame.
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With access to your contacts or Facebook friend list, Ranganathan suggested that the app could help you check in on old buddies and rekindle friendships.
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Trump's promise a few weeks ago of a "phenomenal" tax announcement helped rekindle a post-election rally, driving the main U.S. markets to record highs.
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Later, when Sweet Pea and Kiera rekindle their friendship, Oscar feels threatened, and Sweet Pea finds herself juggling two best friends who don't get along.
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She tried to rekindle interest in his work, but she was thwarted by doctors who opposed it, including some with high rank at Sloan Kettering.
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" Anzaldo says Chyna's family, while "devastated," are "grateful for the time that they were able to spend together towards the end and rekindle their relationship.
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I rekindle a waning argument with the telephone company, then cut my losses and lie down, given over to whatever it is in the air.
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We hate to break it to you, but if you want to make it big, you need to rekindle your love-hate relationship with math.
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Mr. Chenault's revamped approach has begun to rekindle investors' faith: After a yearslong slide, the company's stock price rose 50 percent over the past year.
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In an interview with Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday, he responded to the viral reactions, memes, and demands for him to rekindle with the "Friends" actress.
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President Donald Trump used his first full work day in 2018 to rekindle one of his favorite political pastimes from 2017: throwing haymakers on Twitter.
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A polite response that would force your friends to rekindle normal social relations with you would be to send good wishes for the New Year.
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Trump's promise a few weeks ago of a "phenomenal" tax announcement helped rekindle the post-election rally, driving the main U.S. markets to record highs.
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After a split decision in December 2018, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder will rekindle their heavyweight boxing rivalry on Saturday, February 22 in Las Vegas.
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Blair (Zoë Kravitz) and Frankie (Ilana Glazer) are college exes who rekindle a romance at the bachelorette weekend of their best friend, Jess (Scarlett Johansson).
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In the years after Return of the Jedi, this former farmboy-turned-last hope of the Jedi went ahead and tried to rekindle the Jedi Order.
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But still, Viall questions why Sandoz, a 29-year-old doula, would wait until he was cast on The Bachelor to try to rekindle the flame.
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As a writer named Phoenix wrote for Autostraddle in 2012, plenty of gay women break up, spend some time apart, and then later rekindle their friendship.
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Entering the game against fourth-seeded Wisconsin, the Cornhuskers were rolling, having won two games in two days to rekindle some postseason hope around the program.
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It's as good a setup as any for understanding what Homecoming appears to want to do and how it could rekindle the spirit of Spider-Man.
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VW has been teasing U.S. consumers with Microbus concepts for years, trying to rekindle the warm feelings for the vehicle synonymous with the free-wheeling 1960s.
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They began to rekindle their relationship in the fall after she broke up with The Weeknd, but they pumped the brakes on their reconciliation in March.
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Though they've spent quality time as a family with their three children in recent months, don't expect Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick to rekindle their romance.
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Economists said Brazil's currency slump to near five-month lows probably will discourage the central bank to cut interest rates faster, which would help rekindle growth.
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That could help encourage more people to rekindle job searches they had given up when the economy was still weak following the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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You have probably already given up on your New Year's resolutions, so why not rekindle some enthusiasm by filing your taxes before the April 0003 deadline?
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The new web series follows the story of hapless Bruce, who follows his soulmate to Australia by getting himself arrested, but fails to rekindle their love.
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Though the production might not help her financially, it would help rekindle a star that has somewhat dimmed since the release of her sophomore effort, Warrior.
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The prospect of a possible KMT victory in the 2020 presidential election may also motivate Beijing to rekindle its vision for a "peaceful reunification" with Taiwan.
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Lisa Chaves and Luis Ledesma threw themselves into several scenes as a long-married, frequently quarreling couple who rekindle their love during the crisis-ridden trip.
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This absorbing biography aims to rekindle interest in the Polish painter and writer Józef Czapski (1896-1993), whose career was for decades stymied by history's tumult.
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It would rekindle confidence where there currently is little, foster much-needed optimism, and, most importantly, maintain effective programs in which both parties can take pride.
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The Swedish pop group announced Friday on its official Instagram account that an earlier announced avatar plan of the band, dubbed "Abbatars," helped rekindle the magic.
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The fire in northern San Diego County had been 60 percent contained by Sunday morning, but officials said that strong winds could easily rekindle the flames.
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Gretchen Whitmer onstage in a show of force behind Biden, his campaign hoped to rekindle the magical night of last Monday at a rally in Dallas.
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Mariah Carey thinks Nick Cannon is just being silly when he says he wants to rekindle their flame ... and she's definitely not on the same wave.
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Purchasing 2.6 trillion euros worth of debt over nearly four years, the ECB has held down borrowing costs to stimulate lending and rekindle growth and inflation.
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Maybe this is the week to rekindle your romance with that show, with Sara Bonisteel's history of its famous cherry pie – and, of course, a recipe.
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Group Chats have actually helped me make new friends and rekindle old friendships in a way no other application, or even IRL interactions, can or have.
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"Tensions between the U.S. and North Korea may rekindle, so investors are risk-averse," said Chihiro Ohta, general manager of investment research at SMBC Nikko Securities.
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Based on "Voyager," the third book in the Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series, this season follows the lovers as they attempt to rekindle their romance centuries apart.
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No longer able to return to 2029, does Jack hope to rekindle his happiness with Patience or save her for his 2012 self to grow old with?
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"Jordyn and Kylie will always share a special bond and they'll rekindle their friendship slowly, but it's going to take some time and healing," said the source.
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But often, we feel guilty that we haven't stayed in touch, so instead, we make promises to hang out in attempt to rekindle a friendship with someone.
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News. Kathryn and Brandon appeared to rekindle their connection last week when they stepped out in Santa Monica for dinner at Giorgio Baldi restaurant, the outlet reports.
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Robust U.S. shale gas and shale-oil production have greatly diminished voter concerns about energy availability and affordability — although a gasoline price spike could quickly rekindle them.
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"Please stop buying (so many) bonds, Mr. Central Banker," he said in the note, adding that it was unlikely quantitative easing alone would ever rekindle investment appetite.
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Samsung, which hopes to rekindle the Note brand next year, recognized that it needs to do a lot of brand building to get over this disastrous episode.
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The choices these voters ultimately make will go a long way toward deciding whether Clinton can rekindle the young, diverse coalition that elevated Barack Obama to victory.
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Policymakers have been fast-tracking road and rail projects, cutting import tariffs and urging banks to keep lending to cash-strapped private companies to rekindle domestic demand.
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The people, who requested anonymity since the process remains private, said that a failure to find a buyer could rekindle a dispute between Pfizer and the Melos.
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Kimetto, who ran a world record of 2:02:57 in Berlin 2014, was hoping to rekindle his career in Vienna after a series of injury frustrations.
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As Thailand prepares for a new king, the United States also needs to find a way to rekindle security ties with its other longstanding Southeast Asian ally.
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The temptation to rekindle an old relationship, no matter how ill-fated it was the first time around, can be pretty intense, regardless of your Zodiac sign.
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Debate on the measure will now begin and is likely to rekindle bipartisan concerns on Capitol Hill about Trump's decision to pull US troops out of Syria.
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A new free online magazine for hackers, programmers, and tinkerers promises to rekindle the bygone era of useful technology zines—with a focus on creativity and brevity.
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For couples who have had marital problems throughout the year, they see summer as a break from those problems and as an opportunity to rekindle their love.
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Among the legacies left by LeBron James is Cavaliers fans openly wondering if their star power forward, Kevin Love, can rekindle the dominance he showed in Minnesota.
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Here, a single insult can rekindle badly healed wounds, and nudged by just a few excesses from the media or the public, push Lebanon to the brink.
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If they can rekindle negotiations in sideline meetings during the conference, it would be a major forward step for a global economy that is becoming increasingly fractured.
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Conversely, natural and social tragedies like hurricanes and school shootings can rekindle it and inspire us to act, motivating students to mobilize and strangers to assist strangers.
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Mr. Junqueras says that the only real privilege he has received since being transferred is being allowed to rekindle his academic calling, as a former university professor.
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"She is a kindred spirit that continues to remind me and rekindle in me the importance of design, creating and making in every part of our lives. "
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The U.S. may have given up more than it got when President Trump tried to rekindle the trade talks at the Group of 20 meeting last month.
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A pressing question the pope needs to ponder is whether he is willing to pay the price of greater conservatism to rekindle Christian power in Latin America.
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While it has taken longer than some U.S. officials had hoped, the handover will rekindle hopes for progress in nuclear talks, which so far has appeared scant.
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With Kendall Jenner apparently out of the picture, Ben Simmons MIGHT be trying to rekindle things with Tinashe ... because the two hit the same nightclub on Thursday.
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In every post policy-meeting statement since, it has repeated its promise to keep policy loose "for some time" to encourage employment, economic growth and to rekindle inflation.
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Those opposed to a Hiroshima visit worry that it would only rekindle memories of Japan's militaristic past and that any appearance of a U.S. apology is not warranted.
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Bizarre figures tell you that these are the seats of the Lords of Cinder and they must return to rekindle the Fire or else the world will end.
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She's not ready to rekindle what she temporarily had with Daniel, but she's also not comfortable enough to accept the excessive volume of his late-night trysts, either.
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He acknowledged that Venezuela&aposs opposition has struggled to rekindle momentum after near-daily protests that drew thousands to the streets died out after four months last year.
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Both CBS and Viacom, controlled by National Amusements, are expected to rekindle merger talks in the coming months after attempts to combine the two fell apart last year.
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The film, also starring Regina Hall and Tiffany Haddish, follows the four women as they attempt to rekindle sisterhood and rediscover their womanhood while on a trip together.
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While they've put most of that behind them, co-parenting and focusing on their friendship as of late, Shereé hasn't been ready to rekindle their romance just yet.
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The European safety recommendation is not mandatory, but is likely to rekindle a debate about the new rules, which some airline chiefs have criticized as inconsistent or ineffective.
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In the book, there is no mention of her being unfaithful to her husband Ed (Adam Scott), whereas in the show, Madeline and Joseph rekindle a previous affair.
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Your editorial rightly focused on individual steps that could be taken now to rekindle the flame of hope that briefly flared during the first years of this administration.
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The Times reported earlier this month that the Trump administration urged its top diplomats to seek direct talks with the Taliban to rekindle negotiations to end the war.
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Clearly, Clinton's policies would do far more to rekindle the American Dream by leveraging American ingenuity to create an inclusive and progress-oriented economy for the middle class.
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If you're a "Dancing with the Stars" also-ran trying to rekindle a career, chances are your publicist is not going to urge you to endorse Marco Rubio.
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"It was an email [from Shkreli] saying that he was pleased I wasn't going to stay on the board, and now can we rekindle our friendship," Richardson recalled.
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Some in the news media have tried in recent days to rekindle their long-lost love affair with former MI6900 agent Christopher Steele and his now infamous dossier.
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Photographs, memorabilia and objects — be they the actual items or images of them on apps — help rekindle memories in people with dementia and lead them to start conversations.
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On this Easter Sunday, as we mark 50 years since Dr. King's death, it is a perfect and necessary time to remember his faith — and rekindle its urgency.
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At the same time, in our determination to rekindle the embers of our cooling significance, we seem perfectly happy to burn the future of our young for fuel.
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Later they broke up, but Doe continued texting Roe, trying to rekindle things and at one point threatening to kill himself if she didn't respond to his texts.
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He said Jeffrey Reinking told him that he was aware of his son's mental issues and said he had recently been trying to rekindle his relationship with him.
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It also is likely to rekindle memories of the phone hacking scandal in Britain and criticism by some of the country's officials of how James Murdoch handled it.
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The program, the latest attempt to rekindle slow, if improving, lending will see the ECB release four rounds of four-year zero-rate loans to banks from June.
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Kamala Harris, who built her national profile in the contentious hearing, it has provided a fresh opportunity for her to potentially rekindle the fire in her 2020 campaign.
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Spending the afternoon with the seniors reveals that many of them have close bonds, and are developing new IRL friendships as well as using WeChat to rekindle old ones.
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Hillary Clinton, if she becomes President, has the opportunity to rekindle the commitment to international justice that Bill Clinton belatedly affirmed as one of his last acts as President.
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"(Chipotle) has no existing franchise base to use to rekindle this, and there are significant risks to culture and execution," analysts at Morgan Stanley said in a research note.
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Honestly, it's hard to say if she's right or if she's scared, but I'm going to think about this the next time an ex wants to rekindle the flame.
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Peltz, who took his seat on the board March 1, said the company needs to streamline it businesses into three global units and rekindle innovation to drive brand development.
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This was my chance, after all, to rekindle my long-lost love of the chill exploration game I pined for (and sort of, almost got with the first iteration).
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But anyone who wants to rekindle a romance, pamper themselves silly, or just see the world and experience exotic cultures could stand to take notes from ABC's accidental travelogue.
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"Tax cuts will rekindle a positive investment climate and attract businesses as they look for an alternate manufacturing base from China in light of the trade war," he said.
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He attempted to rekindle the fire of his invincible army by listing all the conquests and victories that had gone before, and wondered why here, now, they would balk.
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He has stepped onto the ice with his Tampa Bay defensive partner Anton Stralman to rekindle the chemistry that got the Lightning to the Stanley Cup final in 2015.
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The jury found in his favour, delivering a 'not guilty' verdict, though his friends in football largely disowned him and his attempts to rekindle his career were in vain.
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He teaches Tom, who has been divorced three times and is trying to rekindle love with his most recent ex, how to make a creamy guacamole with Greek yogurt.
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It kinda came outta nowhere -- after 2 years together -- it's not surprising they decided to rekindle things, and it looks like they're picking up right where they left off.
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But the new demands by the five nations threaten to rekindle a debate that seized Washington and Silicon Valley after Apple gradually began encrypting more data on its phones.
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But President Barack Obama chose not to leave the agreement because of objections from the Europeans — particularly Germany — and out of concern that it would rekindle an arms race.
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But if Trump doesn't relax restrictions on the Chinese firm, that could rekindle consumers' concerns over buying Huawei smartphones and create uncertainties for mobile operators that sell the devices.
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But officials in Sichuan have sought to stifle any unapproved commemorations that could rekindle angry questions about why many new buildings, including schools, collapsed in the 7.9-magnitude quake.
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Six to eight times a year, for the past three years, Mr. Rubenstein has hosted a dinner at the Library of Congress in an effort to rekindle good will.
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These camps should be temporary homes, and they should be spaces where children like the little boy I met in Somalia can rekindle hope: hope of rebuilding his life.
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When Justine Delecroix — who lives in Toulouse, France — and her partner broke up after a rough patch, they started sending each other "Jacks" to try to rekindle their relationship.
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Japan's Softbank, which owns more than 80 percent in Sprint, had pledged investment in the United States last year, reviving speculation that Sprint and T-Mobile may rekindle merger talks.
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The failed Air India sale means the Indian government will probably have to rekindle a recurring bail-out that has cost it over 260bn rupees over the past seven years.
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Chinese brokerages are struggling to rekindle investor interest after a stock market crash in 2015, and some analysts have become cyber celebrities though their social media campaigns to encourage customers.
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What better moment than now, when instant photography is at a feverish pitch, to rekindle the joy of Polaroid and remind everyone about its rich role in American visual history?
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In season 1, the Fab Five helped Tom Jackson rekindle his romance with ex-wife Abby Parr — the two got back together, broke up, then finally remarried earlier this year.
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NEW YORK, Jan 6 (Reuters) - The deadly shooting at a Florida airport on Friday is likely to rekindle an ongoing debate over whether screening systems should be even more exacting.
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Eskom's problems are a major challenge for President Cyril Ramaphosa as they have shaken investor confidence and threatened to stymie efforts to rekindle growth before a parliamentary election in May.
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It gets real interesting, though, when our guy asks if she hopes to rekindle her friendship with Kylie -- she gives a rather broad answer ... before Mom comes to the rescue.
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He also says he feels that it would be "the best" for both of them if they "kept their distance" and never tried to rekindle any form of a relationship.
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Now he credits the work he has done with the psychologist, who helped rekindle his love of the sport and taught him how to isolate racing and news media obligations.
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She moved back with her parents in Hollywood, Florida, and ended up staying for five years, aiming to rekindle her love of film and pivot to a new career path.
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Relegating Republicans back to the opposition benches may rekindle the kind of fiscal conservatism that prevents further fiscal follies such as additional tax cuts or a massive infrastructure spending bill.
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D.C.-ERS -- TODAY IS THE DAY TO REKINDLE YOUR CHIPOTLE RELATIONSHIP: Chipotles in Washington, D.C., are donating 22019 percent of proceeds today to the D.C. Public Library Foundation. http://bit.
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This week, Pablo and Alba quickly rekindle their fiery relationship decades after they last saw each other, but are the flames worth all the bad luck that follows Pablo around?
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"Some far-right groups have planned to organize demonstrations whose purpose is to divide, not hesitating to manipulate and rekindle the pain of the families of the victims," he said.
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What if we could rekindle the excitement of the early days of space travel in the 1960s and build a new space program to send anyone who wanted to go?
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Trump also said he would have an extended meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit later this month, as the world's two largest economies rekindle trade talks.
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In the short bursts of footage shown in the teaser trailer, the game looks appealing enough to bring me back to Kanto and successfully rekindle some of that childhood magic.
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A comedy and a thriller, Thoroughbred is about two teenage girls in suburban Connecticut (Anya Taylor-Joy and Olivia Cooke) who rekindle their friendship — and then things get very dark.
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It was recently announced that The Vampire Diaries' Caroline (Candice King) would appear in the season 5 premiere, making fans wonder if she would rekindle her romance with Klaus (Joseph Morgan).
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Those worries have put downward pressure on home borrowing costs, which were not enough to rekindle interest for potential home buyers and current homeowners to shop for loans, the group said.
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Trade talks between the world's two largest economies stalled out last month, and some experts and administration officials are predicting that Trump's meeting with Xi on Saturday could rekindle the negotiations.
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The company's been focused security and productivity apps – the far less sexy side of smartphone software, but one that could help the brand rekindle some IT department love down the road.
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Japan's Softbank Group, which owns more than 80 percent in Sprint, had pledged investment in the United States last year, reviving speculation that Sprint and T-Mobile may rekindle merger talks.
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But as Abe's expansionary policies struggle to rekindle growth, Uniqlo has reversed those rises, lowering prices last year and stepping up discounts again in the first two months of this year.
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The independent movie stars British-raised actresses Anya Taylor-Joy and Olivia Cooke as upper-class teenage girls in suburban Connecticut who rekindle a childhood friendship after years of growing apart.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Diego Maradona is delighted by plans to expand the World Cup to 48 teams and Argentina's former captain said on Monday that it would rekindle interest in the tournament.
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By purchasing 2.6 trillion euros ($3.04 trillion) worth of debt over nearly four years, the ECB has tried to hold down borrowing costs and stimulate lending, to rekindle growth and inflation.
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"It's going to take Kyriakos Mitsotakis, president of New Democracy, the Greek conservative party, to be voted in as prime minister to reform the culture and rekindle investor confidence, " said Bass.
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The shooting helped rekindle debate in the United States over use of force against black men amid a wave of police killings in cities including New York, Baltimore and Ferguson, Missouri.
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So even Mr. O'Rourke's defeat had tinges of victory for Democrats, helping to rekindle a notion that many had believed was years away from reviving in Texas: the two-party state.
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Hazel and Katt dated for 2 years before breaking up in March 2016 ... the exes recently tried to rekindle their romance, getting back together and splitting again after only 3 weeks.
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It was a chance for Mr. Xi to put himself on a pedestal with Mao Zedong, to rekindle a populist image and to fire back at President Trump and "protectionist" policies.
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Murray Hiebert, a Southeast Asia expert at Washington's Center for Strategic and International Studies, said Pompeo's Kuala Lumpur stop would be largely a "meet and greet" to rekindle an old relationship.
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But a surge in support for populist and euroskeptic political parties across the continent could rekindle some of the concerns about fragmentation that were evident in 2012, Fitch ratings agency warned.
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Personalized music playlists that rekindle memories of childhood and happy moments may bring joy to dementia patients, because music can activate parts of the brain not affected by the disease, experts say.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Falling somewhere between a volleyball and a softball in terms of size, the Gameball might rekindle fond memories of tossing a similarly-sized Nerf basketball around your room.
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Whether you've never played Pokémon before or you have fond childhood memories that you're looking to rekindle, you'll still be starting from scratch with this game — it's very much its own beast.
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It's a wonderful time to meet someone new, or for romance to rekindle in your partnerships—even your nonromantic relationships will feel a boost as charming Venus moves through big-hearted Pisces.
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For the price of 5,000 pesos, the blessed water promised to rekindle marriages, turn up jobs, protect against the evil eye, carry out light exorcisms, and remedy the pain of unrequited love.
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Whether Mr. Edwards could rekindle the old bipartisan spirit remains a huge question leading to a special session on the budget emergency that is set to convene in February, after Mardi Gras.
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Lighting sparklers to write in the night sky, doing cannonballs into the pool, and letting a slice of watermelon drip all over your hands can all rekindle your childhood joy of summer.
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Still, many market players are not convinced the worst is over, with U.S. bond yields stuck at elevated levels ahead of Wednesday's U.S. consumer price data that could rekindle worries about inflation.
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To rekindle a sense of civic pride and community, Yang proposes annual $100 Prosperity Grants to be donated to the charity of one's choosing but might just breed grift and fake charities.
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Farming plays a key role in Brazil's economy, pitting the government, which wants to boost foreign investment in agricultural land to rekindle growth amid biting recession, against opponents fearing deforestation and displacement.
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The goal of the studio was to create those kinds of classic experiences, the games that defined the company during the 16- and 32-bit eras, to rekindle some of that magic.
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She admitted to NBC at the time she filed her complaint that she called me late at night while I was home with my family in an effort to rekindle the affair.
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Renault ousted chief executive Thierry Bollore in October as the carmaker and its Japanese partner Nissan have tried to rekindle their relationship after the arrest of the alliance's former head Carlos Ghosn.
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If Republicans want to rekindle the enthusiasm of their voting base heading into 2020, they should reject the big government visions of Hawley and Scott and behave like small government Republicans again.
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However, Beckham may be too busy to rekindle a full-blown relationship — he headed off to college in New York City this week where he said he is planning on studying photography.
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It was a wonderful slower era and life would be a little better if we could just rekindle some of the many technology limitations that allowed us to live with less stress.
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Following the rules of the Narnia wardrobe, Pooh (voiced by the veteran Pooh vocalist Jim Cummings) passes through the hollow of a tree and appears in London to rekindle Christopher's playful instincts.
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Putin's threats, Trump's valueless American foreign policy, and Britain's small-mindedness — alongside an economic recovery that is gathering steam — have created a unique opportunity to rekindle the dream of a federalizing Europe.
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Concerns about the economy intensified on Thursday following the arrest of Meng Wanzhou, Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's chief financial officer, which traders fear would rekindle the trade dispute between Washington and Beijing.
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The President recounted what he felt were the successes of his time in office, but his main aim seemed to be to rekindle that spirit of hope that powered his White House run.
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Hopp, one of Germany's largest investors in biotech firms, is seen as unlikely to be able to rekindle interest from Evonik, which has in the meantime focused more on acquisitions in speciality chemicals.
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Now that Spicer is no longer in the White House, maybe he'll have some time to rekindle their text chain and figure out another way to ignite a dialogue—maybe on DeRay's podcast?
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Asked if the murder of 22013-year-old Maria Ridulph would ever be solved, Schmack said it's unlikely but noted that recent publicity about the case could rekindle somebody's memory -- or their conscience.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen Vimeo user Justgoscha became disillusioned with his life as a front-end developer, he decided to rekindle something that made him happy in his younger years—animation.
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Like last year's reunion, the Kaling-Novak couple fandom and Office diehards — Novak starred as Kelly Kapoor, opposite Novak's Ryan Howard on the NBC sitcom — were hopeful the pair would rekindle their flame.
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Such communal spaces help to rekindle the spirit of the "kampung", a Malay word referring to close-knit traditional villages, said Kay Pungkothai, head of community gardening at the government's National Parks Board.
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Mark Warner (D-VA) released statements on Friday trying to rekindle interest in the Honest Ads Act, which would require online political ads to follow the same rules as television or print ads.
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Angola has been trying to persuade international banks to rekindle dollar correspondent relationships with the country, which were cut over the past few years due to perceived compliance risks in doing business there.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romanian President Klaus Iohannis is widely expected to win a first round of presidential elections on Sunday, with pledges to rekindle anti-graft efforts in one of Europe's most corrupt nations.
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Concern that years of solid economic growth and falling unemployment would inevitably rekindle inflation or threaten financial stability have been a staple of Fed debates, but had largely disappeared by the Fed's Dec.
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" But the songs have stood up, and Mr. Cale did rekindle some of the old Velvet Underground anarchy in a long, messy, droning, stomping finale of "Sister Ray" from "White Light/White Heat.
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In fact, AB even went as far as to say he had "a lot of fun" with Arians during their time together in Pittsburgh ... and thought they could rekindle the magic in Florida.
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When the trees are bare, the skies are gray and the threat of a cold seems to be eternally looming, there is no better time to rekindle your creative spirit in the kitchen.
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Renault ousted former chief executive Thierry Bollore in October, with Renault and its Japanese partner Nissan trying to rekindle their relationship after the arrest of the Renault-Nissan alliance's former head Carlos Ghosn.
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When "Outlander" begins, just after the Second World War, a British nurse named Claire (the gorgeous Caitriona Balfe) is in the Scottish Highlands, trying to rekindle her frayed marriage to an intelligence officer.
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The Smarter Living team has culled a few tips from our archive to help you grow in that new relationship, rekindle an old flame or turn a breakup into a positive experience. Relax.
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Even if the two sides are able to reach a durable trade deal, analysts said it would offer only modest relief for China's economy unless Beijing can rekindle weak domestic investment and demand.
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The remarks rekindle hopes that the cross-border scheme will be announced on July 1, which is the anniversary of the handover of Hong Kong from the United Kingdom to mainland China in 1997.
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In addition to the central bank's numerous support measures, the government has also ramped up spending on infrastructure to rekindle sluggish demand and investment, but the moves will take some time to kick in.
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Libras are famously flirtatious, so I'm happy to report that this transit may bring you unexpected love notes from someone new; it could also help you rekindle the flame with someone you already adore.
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Disappointing user growth has pushed the stock down by more than half in the past year and put pressure on co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey to rekindle some of the company's entrepreneurial spirit.
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No word on whether they'll rekindle their relationship and stave off a divorce, but our sources say that people close to both of them think there's a reasonable shot they can work it out.
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I could anticipate getting better results than from my smartphone, of course, but what I didn't expect was that the X-T20 would rekindle my love for this old-fashioned method of taking photos.
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Audiences will watch as his former girlfriend, Kristina Schulman, arrives in Mexico and asks him out, leaving viewers questioning: Will he rekindle things with his ex, or move forward with another Bachelor Nation contestant?
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Ramos was speaking near the end of a trip to Hong Kong undertaken in an attempt to rekindle ties with China, which have been soured by a maritime dispute in the South China Sea.
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Read more: Falling out of love is a real thing, but it's possible to rekindle romance if you 'actively explore' your relationshipBut "sexual orientation is about more than genders we're attracted to," Hammack said.
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So hearing a nephew singing a carol, for instance, might rekindle a cascade of memories associated with that particular song in a much more powerful way than hearing that same nephew sing another song.
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Mark Warner, a trade lawyer in Toronto, said that while it was unclear what Mr. Trump had in mind for Nafta, he feared that a Trump administration would rekindle old trade battles with Canada.
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However, suspicion that Prime Minister Theresa May is leaning towards a "hard Brexit" - giving up trying to remain in the EU's single market in order to impose controls on immigration - could rekindle those fears.
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As Will deals with that entanglement, Kristen's eventual pregnancy, and her decision to get an abortion, his intense guilt over the abortion — which he compares to "murder" — leads him to rekindle his Catholic faith.
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It's hilarious and thrilling, and sometimes, when tech and the online world do you wrong, it's exactly the kind of content you need to watch to refresh and rekindle your relationship with your screens.
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"She admitted to NBC at the time she filed her complaint that she called me late at night while I was home with my family in an effort to rekindle the affair," he alleged.
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Although South Koreans generally consider the United States their most important ally in deterring North Korea, they remain deeply wary of any American moves that they fear will raise tensions and even rekindle war.
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Speaking of speculation, there was also stuff on the gossip blogs recently that suggested Wayne might be looking to rekindle things with his former wife Toya, to whom he was married from 2004 to 2006.
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"It seems Elliott wants to rekindle investor interest in restructuring as Hyundai has been silent since it withdrew its plan," said Park Sang-in, a professor at Seoul National University and expert on chaebol reform.
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Unilever, Campbell Soup, British American Tobacco and PepsiCo have all named new CEOs in recent months, charging a new generation to rekindle growth as the industry heavyweights try to fight back against media-savvy upstarts.
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At the very least, the recommendation from the 'Kronberg Circle' will rekindle a debate in the euro zone's biggest member state about the power of the ECB, an institution viewed with mistrust by many Germans.
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Gates said the book inspired him to rekindle his sci-fi habit, finding the novel to be a "thought-provoking" and enjoyable technical piece: Stephenson tells you not just what happens, but how it happens.
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The luxury watch market has recovered in the past year from a severe downturn, but companies like Richemont remain under pressure to exploit digital sales channels and rekindle demand for traditional watches among younger consumers.
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Basque staged modest protests over Madrid's violent crackdown on Catalonia's referendum, but the crisis has failed to rekindle secessionist fervor on the streets of Bilbao, the Basque capital nestled on the banks of the Nervion.
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LONDON, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Britain will seek to rekindle its "Golden Era" of relations with China on Thursday in talks with Chinese Vice Premier Ma Kai focused on trade, infrastructure investment and closer financial cooperation.
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"My Love" stars Philip Baker Hall and Ellen Geer as a couple in their eighties trying to rekindle their youthful passion, and it is poignant to watch octogenarians fumble with their bodies like hungry teenagers.
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In Heine's poem "Mit Myrten und Rosen," which Schumann set in his Liederkreis Opus 24, the narrator speaks of his songs as mute and lifeless, waiting for the "spirit of love" that will rekindle them.
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Since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe came to power at the end of 2012 on a promise to rekindle economic growth, his government has often seemed to leave much of the work to the central bank.
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The season will come down to whether Doncic can rekindle the magic from his rookie season and if Porzingis can return to All-Star level after missing all of last year with an ACL tear.
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The surge in support for populist and eurosceptic political parties across the continent - in the context of several key elections in 13 - could rekindle some of the concerns about fragmentation that were evident in 2012.
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TOKYO — In the three and a half years since he won the Japanese prime minister's office on a pledge to rekindle economic growth, Shinzo Abe has tried many tactics to coax the economy into expanding.
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It made me realize there was a light at the end of the tunnel, and that I could form and rekindle relationships with law-abiding citizens, instead of the criminals I was locked up with.
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"We are working as you know with patience and in a serious fashion for the formation of a real government of change, because this is what Italy needs to rekindle the economy," he told reporters.
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Studies have shown that active use of Facebook can enhance your social capital, whether you're a college student or a senior citizen wanting to bond with family members or rekindle ties with long-lost friends.
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Prime Minister Theresa May sought to rekindle cross-party talks about her Brexit deal yesterday, just days before Britain is due to leave the E.U. without a deal, Benjamin Mueller of the NYT reports: • Mrs.
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Unable to cope with the imminent departure of his daughter, Sam (a delightful Kiersey Clemons), for U.C.L.A., Frank hopes to rekindle his long-nurtured musical aspirations by goading her into writing and performing with him.
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While his competitors have spent months banking money, building donor lists and glad-handing contributors at events, Patrick — who last ran for office in 2010 — is just starting to rekindle relationships with past supporters. Sens.
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Where to watch: NetflixIn this Australian reality show, four ex-couples come back together and attempt to rekindle their previous relationship — a potentially tall order, given that one pair have been broken up for 28 years.
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The father of one has a hard time swallowing the truth on Friday night's upcoming finale of Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars, when Teen Mom 2 star Lowry, 25, is seemingly hesitant to rekindle their relationship.
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Allowing the spending rollback to happen could rekindle the budget battles that consumed Congress for much of 2017 and early 2018, a scenario lawmakers had hoped the massive spending bill had averted through November's congressional elections.
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In a crucial annual general meeting later in the day, AMP's efforts to rekindle investor interest will likely be tested, where shareholders will vote on issues such as executive pay and the appointment of new directors.
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Investors are closely watching the government's monthly report due later this week for a possible downgrading of its view that the economy is in a gradual recovery, which would rekindle speculation about a tax hike delay.
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While an insider previously told PEOPLE the exes are not back together despite spending quality time together over the weekend, the Bieber source says the entertainer, 23, would love nothing more than to rekindle their romance.
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Netflix&aposs &aposSabrina&apos Reboot Has a Premiere Date Speaking of new beginnings, for his new film, "Like Father" Grammer portrays an absentee parent hoping to rekindle a relationship with his daughter, played by Kristen Bell.
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The government's victory in Mosul may rekindle revenge attacks and fresh violence between Sunnis and Shi'ites, a sectarian divide that tipped Iraq into civil war after the U.S.-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003.
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Former aides and allies of McConnell, who is often a target of derision by grass-roots conservatives, say he helped rekindle the GOP's fighting spirit and that he does not always get the respect he deserves.
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Obama also looked to rekindle direct talks between Iran and the United States, including in 2013, when he became the first US president to speak with an Iranian president -- Hassan Rouhani in this case -- since 1979.
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In the new fiscal plan, the government relies heavily on federal money both to repair damage and rekindle the economy, which the plan estimates contracted by 6.9 percent, nearly triple what the government estimated last year.
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"By trying to rekindle the ashes of a rivalry between France and Germany, those who are spreading false information are betraying all the work of reconciliation that enables us to live in peace," the statement said.
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Many Onondaga people believe that the cicadas emerge from the earth, bringing with them an opportunity to rekindle a relationship with the lush nature that surrounds them and with their ancestors whose survival was not guaranteed.
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Mistrust would likely grow between the U.S. and China and it would leave the world wondering whether bilateral trade friction may rekindle later this year, at a time when the global economy is becoming increasingly fragile.
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Mr. Modi's decision to ban larger-denomination rupee bills from circulation has slowed the economy, and the question now is how much the government can afford to cut taxes and reduce revenue to rekindle economic growth.
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Allowing that to happen could rekindle the budget battles that consumed Congress for much of 2017 and early 2018, a scenario lawmakers had hoped the $1.3 trillion March spending bill had averted through November's congressional elections.
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What no one had counted on was that China's Communists under Mao Zedong would use the Nationalists' war exhaustion and growing popular disenchantment to rekindle a smouldering civil war in which they swept to victory in 1949.
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But a surprisingly weak report on private U.S. jobs growth in April and bets the Bank of Japan might not intervene soon to stem the yen's rise could help rekindle further losses on the greenback, analysts said.
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BASF has predicted an improvement over the course of the year but Friday's results could rekindle a debate over its strategy, as the company's head of technology, Martin Brudermueller, takes over as chief executive later on Friday.
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A cooling in producer prices, seen as a gauge of industrial demand that gives momentum to investment and profits in the Chinese economy, may rekindle worries about deflation and prompt the authorities to launch more aggressive stimulus.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for ordering the United States to slash its diplomatic staff in Russia, remarks likely to rekindle criticism of Trump's kid-gloves handling of Putin.
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While clearing the decks of Brexit risks may rekindle talk of Bank of England interest rate rises and lift the pound, damage to growth and inflation from a significantly higher sterling may well actually tie BoE hands.
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Better urban design and friendlier public spaces could rekindle a sense of community and boost mental health, town planners say, as the U.N. projects more than two-thirds of the world will live in cities by 2050.
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It will also take far more than one successful rocket launch to rekindle America's leadership in rocketry that we deliberately surrendered after the phenomenal success of the Apollo moon program in the late 85033s and early 1970s.
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"I'm proud to endorse Joe Biden for President of the United States because I know that Joe Biden will rekindle America's goodness and ensure every citizen will have the opportunity to achieve the American dream," Vela wrote.
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I need to go out there and explore, and then if I come back to you and you're available and we're supposed to be together, then we'll rekindle that relationship and both of us do not cheat.
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A cooling in producer prices, seen as a gauge of industrial demand that gives momentum to investment and profits in the Chinese economy, may rekindle worries about deflation and prompt the authorities to launch more aggressive stimulus.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said on Thursday he was working to stop Palestinian knife attacks and other street violence against Israel and had offered to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to rekindle peace efforts.
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Dogged by questions about favors for donors, Mr. de Blasio found himself on a hot and delayed subway train with Senator Bernie Sanders, using the popular liberal from Vermont to rekindle a policy dispute with the governor.
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Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's global chief financial officer, is facing extradition to the United States and her arrest could rekindle tensions between Washington and Beijing only days after they agreed to a ceasefire in a bitter trade war.
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"He's going to be able to rekindle that spark, partly because I don't think his spark ever went out," said Mark Longabaugh, a senior adviser to Mr. Sanders in 2016, who still speaks to the senator regularly.
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Howard's hiring at Michigan was part of its own trend: a wave of hires in which athletic directors reached back into their university's past and turned to a successful player to try to rekindle that old magic.
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German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel cut short his holiday to deal with the latest rise in tensions with Turkey, whose ability to rekindle Europe's refugee crisis could harm Merkel's prospects in a national election due in September.
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But maybe it takes the go-for-broke entrepreneurship of Musk and his fellow privately endowed dreamers to rekindle possibilities many of us thought had vanished when the last space shuttle mission touched down seven years ago.
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In some extreme attempt to rekindle the madman theory of international relations, the US President's recent threat to bomb Iranian cultural sites might make sense: As the Iranian regime plots its revenge for the killing of Gen.
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The longer the economy stays in a rut, some analysts say, the harder it will be for Ramaphosa's faction to resist calls for the central bank to take a more active role in trying to rekindle growth.
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Like I said, I hated the former movie and really liked the latter: a film that also happened to rekindle my love for Star Wars in a way I had previously given up hope of ever experiencing.
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You might rekindle your vain hopes of unearned wealth by buying a $2580 ticket for the next drawing on Wednesday, with an expected payout that has surged to a staggering, life-changing $27 billion as of Tuesday afternoon.
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TMZ broke the story ... Richie and Orianthi issued a joint statement saying they were temporarily ending their 4-year relationship -- thanking fans for supporting their music act, RSO, and vowing to rekindle in the future for more tunes.
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The trailer for Bridges Jones's Baby doesn't immediately fill me with confidence that the series can rekindle its charm, but the original film's director, Sharon Maguire, is back onboard this time around, which should give fans some hope.
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"When we read from the screen I believe that a person cannot remember the information -- but when they read from a book, the reader doesn't forget," says AlMaaytah, adding that society needs to "rekindle its respect" for books.
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The series brings ten celeb-reality singles to Malibu in the hopes of getting a fresh start at love, but things get predictably messy when their exes arrive to either rekindle an old flame — or enact their revenge.
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The 155th Gettysburg anniversary re-enactment, which was held over the second weekend in July, was a chance for dedicated hobbyists to blast away at each other with antique rifles and rekindle old friendships over campfire-cooked meals.
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BERLIN — It was supposed to be the day when President Emmanuel Macron of France received a long-awaited response from Germany on his big ideas on how to rekindle Europe as a force for liberalism in the world.
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The bigger picture Rochelle Toplensky, FT: The commission's recovery order could rekindle trans-Atlantic tensions over Europe's tax clampdown, just as Washington considers White House tax reforms that pave the way for US multinationals to repatriate foreign profits.
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In the mid-19603s, at a time when Volkswagen was struggling to rekindle sales in the United States, then-Chief Executive Ferdinand Piech pushed to revive and modernize the distinctive Beetle design pioneered by his grandfather, Ferdinand Porsche.
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The prolonged squabbles over who can best demonize and punish the successful in America is exactly the conversation Trump needs as he tries to rekindle a relationship with suburban voters who moved away from the GOP in 2018.
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Despite the peaceful nature of the protests thus far, the standoff could further destabilize Armenia, feeding fears that neighboring Azerbaijan might exploit the crisis to rekindle a decades-long war over the ethnically divided enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh.
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"Everyone has the potential to be kinky, and most people have a reserved desire to be," said KinkD co-founder Jeffrey Cheung, who found domination via porn relatively recently and used it to rekindle his married sex life.
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KRYACHKIVKA, Ukraine (Reuters) - Deep in rural Ukraine, a man from North Carolina has returned to his roots, moving to a village with a population of 500 in a bid to rekindle an almost lost tradition of Ukrainian folk music.
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Rein in inflation and cuts to utility subsidies threaten to rekindle it while also fueling public anger; get a tumbling peso in check by jacking up interest only to find industrial output has hit an almost two-decade low.
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The previous Conservative government set up the so-called Venture Capital Action Plan in 2013 to stem the loss of young entrepreneurs to the United States and to rekindle investor interest in providing start-up funds for new ventures.
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A surprisingly weak report on private U.S. jobs growth in April and bets the Bank of Japan might not intervene soon to stem yen's rise, on the other hand, could help rekindle further losses on the greenback, analysts said.
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I didn't think the show was really able to rekindle its spark in season 4, and this teaser doesn't get me particularly excited for season 5, but there's still something nice about seeing these characters come to life again.
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Policymakers have been fast-tracking infrastructure projects and cutting import tariffs to rekindle domestic demand, but the moves will take time to kick in and many analysts say the economy will not stabilize until the middle of this year.
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Given Trump's ill-advised inclination to fire Mueller in the past, these allegations of leaks and misrepresentations inside the FBI could rekindle Trump's interest in forcing an end to the investigation that has dogged his administration for a year.
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I used to think Democrats would fall back on the same old tired class warfare bologna, but seeing their new rhetorical arsenal makes me almost pity them as they try to rekindle any sort of relationship with middle America.
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The findings could rekindle tensions between Team 6 and other Special Operations organizations that lost men in the March 4, 2002, mission, which they felt the SEALs had planned and executed poorly, according to current and former military officials.
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Undoubtedly May was shrewd enough, having watched him on the campaign trail to realize she wasn't getting a like-minded, sophisticated ally across the pond with whom she could rekindle the "special relationship" between the UK and United States.
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The Cotton–Perdue bill seems likely to rekindle the long-running debate over which section of the party — those who want broader immigration reforms or the protectionist strain that rose to new prominence with Trump — has the public's support.
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LOS ANGELES — For the past 22012 years, Greg Steltenpohl, an avant-garde jazz saxophonist turned beverage entrepreneur, has worked to rekindle the magic behind his greatest hit — and make peace with a nightmare that led to an abrupt fall.
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Rita Vidaurri, who became famous across Latin America as a ranchera singer in the 1940s and '50s and stopped performing at the height of her renown, only to rekindle her career when she was nearing 80, died on Jan.
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This was an important element for Baker, who wanted to rekindle the connections with food that go beyond nutrition: There's miso ramen that, as one contributor wrote, she made every day for dinner after coming home from her hospitalization.
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The resulting race to the bottom in interest rates - and currency values - could rekindle the kind of acrimony among G20 officials so evident during the years of massive bond buying by the U.S. Federal Reserve after the financial crisis.
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Macri, who reached out to U.S. President Donald Trump soon after he was elected in a bid to rekindle a relationship they formed as businessmen before entering politics, portrayed the dispute as one between private industries rather than governments.
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The ECB's 2.55 trillion euro bond purchase scheme, launched three years ago to cut borrowing costs and rekindle inflation, is expected to end by the close of the year as growth is robust, even if inflation is proving slow to respond.
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China is trying to engineer a construction boom to rekindle demand, even as it steps up support measures to keep cash-starved smaller companies afloat, ranging from tax cuts to financial incentives for firms which do not lay off staff.
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Whether you missed them the first time around, want to experience the magic all over again, or just want to share the thrill of seeing Mulan in the theater with your squad, now's your chance to rekindle that Disney flame.
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Michael Tree, a founding member of the Guarneri String Quartet, the remarkably long-lived group that helped rekindle interest in chamber music in the 1960s and '70s and continued to perform until 2009, died on Friday at his home in Manhattan.
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A depreciation of the rouble against the dollar of almost 50% since the start of 2014 has failed to rekindle economic growth, partly because Russian producers in the past preferred to import parts and materials rather than invest in domestic capacity.
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Ashley Iaconetti has made no bones about wanting to rekindle the flame she lit in Paradise with Jared Haibon, but would Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert's wedding be where Ashley and Jared would ignite their spark once and for all?
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian President-elect Ivan Duque has promised to unite a divided country behind his plans to toughen a peace accord with Marxist rebels and rekindle economic growth, but he will face major challenges when he takes office in August.
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Available in 58GB or 118GB sizes, Intel's new 800P Optane drives should arrive sometime in February, and could rekindle those memories of what it was like the first time you switched from a hard disk to a solid-state drive.
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A mix of home videos, concert footage and recent interviews, Chasing Happiness shows how the brothers were able to rebuild their relationships as siblings and rekindle the musical spark that inspired their upcoming studio album, Happiness Begins, which drops June 225.
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With inflation at a four-year high, critics of the ECB, particularly in Germany, have called on the bank to start winding down its unprecedented stimulus measures, including a 2.3 trillion euro asset-buying scheme designed to rekindle growth and inflation.
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As we look forward to NJPW's show in California—which will see Omega rekindle his long-simmering feud with Cody, only this time for the top title—there's something tantalizing going on in the non-WWE spaces of pro wrestling.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the Bank of Japan's long-running quest to rekindle inflation to a sustainable 2 percent rate and with it fan growth have suffered a variety of insults and injuries, many of the latter self-inflicted.
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"Camp David is a perfect setting for the chief of staff to rekindle some old friendships, forge new ones and have a free exchange of thoughts and ideas between America's policymakers, regardless of political party," said White House spokesman Hogan Gidley.
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In the early 1990s, the iconic SoHo design store Hope & Wilder was among the first to rekindle the romance of homespun New England, rousing tastemakers to replace their Biedermeier with white painted furniture and their silk curtains with mattress ticking.
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The ECB has kept rates in negative territory for years and plans to buy 2.3 trillion euros worth of bonds by the end of the year to keep borrowing conditions low, revive investment, kick-start growth and eventually rekindle inflation.
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Foreign investment is crucial to President Mauricio Macri's efforts to remake Argentina's economy along less statist and more entrepreneurial lines and rekindle growth, especially as many domestic companies have hesitated to deploy their cash despite expressions of support for his agenda.
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Hopes that the two sides can rekindle negotiations were raised in the run-up to a meeting next week between President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Donald Trump in Japan, where they will both attend a Group of 20 summit.
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But Sanders, the pied piper of the movement, is now facing pressure from current rivals who've impressed primary voters with their own bold ideas — and needs to show he can rekindle that old magic and expand his current base of support.
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BUENOS AIRES, March 5 (Reuters) - Argentina's central bank lowered the benchmark interest rate to 38% from 40% on Thursday, the eighth cut since the middle of December when the country's new Peronist government came to power pledging to rekindle stalled growth.
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At a later meeting, an agent describes to Page how he may have been cultivated by Russian intelligence as a source for years, and that when he joined the Trump campaign, Russian contacts may have attempted to rekindle the relationship.
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He's good with a crowd, ploughing his way to the podium at a recent rally through adoring fans and hopping over barriers with a youthful ease that might rekindle memories of his days as a student activist in Caracas' Catholic University.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Patrick Chan said on Tuesday that a drastic coaching change weeks ahead of the Pyeongchang Winter Games had helped him rekindle his appreciation for figure skating to make the most of his third and last Olympics.
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Still, here was one culture helping to refresh another, offering a precious new practice while helping to rekindle awareness of Christianity's own contemplative dimension — from the Desert Fathers and Mothers of the third century to Meister Eckhart a thousand years later.
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But if North Korea returns to launching satellites or testing ICBMs, it would unambiguously contradict Mr. Trump's assertion that he has largely resolved the North's nuclear threat and could rekindle a crisis in the midst of the president's re-election campaign.
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But before Russell can rekindle his rivalry with Lomachenko, who has since moved up to 20 pounds, the 25-year-old Washington D.C. native has some other boxes to check off, and he isn't giving himself much time to work with.
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London (CNN)British Prime Minister Theresa May will tell Republicans that the US and UK can lead the world, as she seeks to rekindle the partnership between the two countries in the face of a more isolationist stance taken by President Donald Trump.
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With a mix of home videos, concert footage and recent interviews, Chasing Happiness shows how the brothers were able to rebuild their relationships as siblings and rekindle the musical spark that inspired their upcoming studio album Happiness Begins, which drops on Friday.
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There will be with Prince Charles quite a mature sovereign, and it will most likely be all the more important for William and Harry and their families to retain and rekindle support for the royal family and the monarchy among the royal family.
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Investors are placing their faith in him to lead the fiscal adjustment of 290-22016% of GDP required to stabilise the public debt, and the liberalising reforms needed to rekindle growth after a recession in 2400-2100 that wiped 1.33% off GDP.
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The series brings stars of classic films and TV shows from the '80s,'90s and '00s together once again to rekindle old friendships and tell the behind-the-scenes stories of the beloved projects that continue to resonate with new generations today.
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Former Philippines President Fidel Ramos said he was optimistic about what he has described as an ice-breaking trip to Hong Kong during which he hoped to meet experts and officials in an effort to rekindle ties with China soured by the dispute.
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The ECB has been stimulating the economy for years to rekindle inflation but the euro's surge in the past year - partly reversed in recent weeks - has supported calls by ratesetters to tighten policy only by increments to avoid choking off growth and inflation.
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Avoiding a hard customs border which might rekindle sectarian violence in the north has been a key demand of the EU and Ireland, who want Britain to give details of how it will ensure "no regulatory divergence" after Brexit in March 2019.
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Thus, we find ourselves purchasing that box of candy that a now-deceased relative used to favor, picking up an extra decoration that might remind our loved ones of a favorite shared movie, or spending extra on spices that rekindle a childhood aroma.
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China is trying to engineer a construction boom to rekindle demand and kickstart the economy, even as it steps up support measures to keep cash-starved smaller companies afloat, ranging from tax cuts to financial incentives for firms which do not cut staff.
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" He concluded with a call to "reignite the American imagination… search for the tallest summit, set our sights on the brightest star… and rekindle the bonds of love and loyalty and memory that link us together as citizens as neighbors and patriots.
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"We need to join together to help each other rekindle the hope, the enthusiasm, and the willingness to find and make our own opportunities," Cordray said to hundreds of union members, a key Democratic constituency, at an AFL-CIO picnic in Cincinnati.
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My sanity has been mostly restored by months of diligent work in a 12-step program for people addicted to unhealthy sexual and romantic relationships, and I don't harbor even the slimmest sliver of a desire to rekindle things with my ex.
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Maeve has her daughter, Ake has a wife he remembers from a less troubled time, and they're both determined to rekindle these relationships at all costs, even after learning that they're essentially fictions dreamed up to give depth to a theme park.
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They also vividly illustrated how the proceeding is almost certain to rekindle feuding over the 2016 election that has barely subsided during Mr. Trump's tenure, and reverberate — whether he is convicted or acquitted — in an even more brutal electoral fight in November.
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When her boyfriend unexpectedly breaks up with her, Jules must battle her insecurities and fears to rekindle relationships with her former friends, played by Brenda Song, Shay Mitchell and Esther Povitsky, who she cast aside for more time with her now ex-boyfriend.
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The 37-year-old, who won at Augusta in 2008, plays on the European Tour at the Joburg Open this week as he seeks to rekindle a career that held much promise but has been blighted by injury and a loss of form.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's citrus federation vowed to rekindle an agreement to export lemons to the United States on Monday after Washington issued a 60-day stay on its decision to allow imports, causing shares of lemon exporter San Miguel to tumble 8.1 percent.
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The evening will feature a talk by the Barnettes, followed by a performance from the Global Street Dance Masquerade, and a celebration soundtracked by DJ Jihaari, where attendees can rekindle the themes of resistance and community that characterized the original New Eagle Creek Saloon.
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The protest was the fifth in a series of weekly demonstrations, billed as the Great Return March, meant to highlight the decade-old Israeli blockade and to rekindle international sympathy for Palestinian refugees' claim of a right to return to what is now Israel.
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But in this city of monuments and memorials, where millions of tourists come each year to pay tribute to the nation's past, the absence of a major site commemorating those who fought in World War I has ignited a push to rekindle Americans' collective memory.
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The study, published in the Journal of Personality, found that not only do people long for their exes more if they're scared of being alone, but also that they're more likely to try to rekindle the relationship on days when the fear feels particularly overwhelming.
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Trade Minister Ramon Lopez told CNN that the Philippines "would not stop trade and investment with the US." "(Duterte) has decided to strengthen further and rekindle the ties with China and the ASEAN region," Lopez said, referring to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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In each of those games, you are asked to make a choice: Do you rekindle the flame and restart this cycle, or do you let the fire die out so that you might find out what happens outside of this structure of cyclical time?
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While highlighting the misery of underdevelopment in Haiti, which is still recovering from a devastating 28 earthquake, the storm looked certain to rekindle the debate about global warming and the long-term threat posed to low-lying cities and towns by rising sea levels.
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If Tristan Thompson can rekindle the twitchy quickness he displayed in the NBA Finals two years ago, playing him beside Nance Jr., with James at the three, will toss a wet blanket on offenses that are used to torching slower big men in space.
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That feeling of expecting something magic when the puck is on a player's stick has largely been absent from Montreal since Guy Lafleur's prime, with some flashes of excellence from Alex Kovalev sprinkled in to rekindle the imagination, before Subban burst onto the scene.
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Yet Mr. Sanders, 78, is still trying to rekindle the magic of his last presidential bid, as he struggles to expand his base in the crucial early states of Iowa and New Hampshire, both places that helped propel him against Hillary Clinton in 743.
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With the passion, authenticity and call to idealism that has been a trademark throughout his career Brown offered testimony to the Democratic credo in its noblest form, and a blueprint for Democrats to rekindle a magic throughout the Midwest and across America in 2020.
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There are few pleasures so great in the world of food writing as when Julia Moskin goes deep on a recipe to explore exactly why we loved a particular dish, why that love has waned and how, right now, we ought to rekindle the romance.
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After trying to rekindle the magic at welterweight—a class where he curiously has only two victories, over the same fighter—and then finally attempting a comeback at featherweight after years of hating weight cuts, very few fans want to see him any more.
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Curry, who scored 17 of his 28 points in the third quarter, was sitting on the bench as Houston got back into the game with a 9-0 run in the fourth, and he couldn't rekindle his hot streak once he returned to the game.
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While highlighting the misery of underdevelopment in Haiti, which is still recovering from a devastating 28 earthquake, the storm looked certain to rekindle the debate about global warming and the long-term threat posed by rising sea levels to low-lying cities and towns.
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The protagonist is one of the caregivers, Xolani (Nakhane Touré), a factory worker in Queenstown, South Africa, for whom the ritual offers a chance to earn some extra money, to reconnect with ancestral ways and to rekindle a secret affair with an old friend.
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Mr. Trump, to exert pressure, sat Mr. Heller next to him during an awkward opening at a White House meeting on Wednesday with Republican senators convened to rekindle interest in voting on a clean repeal of the health care law before the August recess.
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RELATED: Netanyahu, Trump rekindle US-Israel bond as Mideast tensions loom He did not specify whether his request that Netanyahu "hold back on settlements" applied only to the construction of new settlements, or the expansion of existing ones -- and whether it applied to those in East Jerusalem.
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"So you've got two relatively novice politicians that I think will rekindle the special relationship between the U.S. and the U.K." The New Zealand dollar fell almost 1 percent NZD=D4 after the central bank cut rates on Wednesday and signalled the possible end to easing.
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Ireland, the only country that shares a land border with Britain, fears that allowing the return of border infrastructure between the British province of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland could rekindle the violence over the province's status that marked much of the 20th century.
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The retail sales report "is likely to rekindle arguments from the hawkish camp in the ongoing debate among policy makers about why the Federal Reserve should consider maintaining its rate normalization efforts," said Samarjit Shankar, head of iFlow and quant strategies at BNY Mellon in Boston.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Former Philippines President Fidel Ramos on Tuesday named the head of a Chinese government think-tank among the experts and officials he hoped to meet on a trip to rekindle ties with China soured by a maritime dispute in the South China Sea.
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The five-piece blend their love for dogs with a strange desire to rekindle things with ex-lovers, and as a result have found a musical niche that sits somewhere between the bouncy vibes of indie-pop and the melancholic musings of your favorite teenage emo band.
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Fans have witnessed the 25-year-old push a producer, threaten to quit the show, have screaming matches with both her parents, rekindle her on and off-again relationship with Simon Saran and, and then pack up a moving truck and leave Texas for Los Angeles.
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Let the Falcon Heavy launch rekindle the spirit that got Americans to the Moon, and to unite all stakeholders to create a roadmap to get us to the Moon and Mars as soon as possible — and Congress must do its part by approving the necessary funding.
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The biggest obstacle in the talks is the Irish "backstop" - or how to ensure that the border between British-ruled Northern Ireland and EU-member Ireland remains open after Brexit, amid fears that any reimposition of controls and checks could rekindle sectarian violence on the island.
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The New Orleans defense is a lot easier to score on than the Cardinals', but with his style of play seemingly affected by various issues this season, Russell Wilson will have to find a way to rekindle his previous success if he wants to outscore Drew Brees.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Thousands of people marching in support of the Venezuelan opposition on Tuesday were met with tear gas from security forces as they tried to rekindle the struggle to oust President Nicolás Maduro, a movement that has flagged amid repression, an economic crisis and fatigue.
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But while that tragedy has managed to rekindle a national discussion on gun control, it has also pulled that conversation hard towards debates on how to stop a repeat of specific circumstances—or at best the circumstances of other crazed, terrorist shootings involving AR-15-style rifles.
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American chess fans have hoped that it will rekindle some of the fervor created by the 1972 match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky, a previous East-West showdown that tapped the passions of the Cold War and spurred a chess boom in the United States.
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Tensions in Libya that have led to a blockade of its ports and oilfields have shown no signs a resolution, while U.S. sanctions on a subsidiary of Russian state oil major Rosneft to cut Venezuelan crude from the market have helped rekindle global oil supply worries.
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BRASILIA, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Brazil's government plans to set legal limits to public expenditures and adopt flexible fiscal targets as part of the reforms needed to rekindle economic growth, President Dilma Rousseff told lawmakers in a speech at the opening session of the 2016 legislative year.
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Also in the works are remakes of sci-fi anime "Aeon Flux"; staple reality shows "Real World" and "Made"; along with new docuseries "Straight Up Ghosted," which will follow young people trying to rekindle lost relationships, and "The Valley" in the essence of "The Hills" and "Siesta Key."
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EW Reunites the Cast Of: Friday Night LightsEW Reunites the Cast Of is giving the stars of TV and film classics from decades past the chance to get back together and spill behind-the-scenes secrets, rekindle friendships and imagine what their beloved characters would be up to today.
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SAO PAULO, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Caixa Econômica Federal SA plans to cut interest rates on mortgage loans and raise the maximum amount that homebuyers could borrow as Brazil's largest mortgage lender seeks to rekindle demand for credit, a person with direct knowledge of the plan said on Thursday.
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The Prime Minister, who is due to step down in July, told Putin that any attempt to rekindle relations would be put on hold until "Russia stops the irresponsible and destabilizing activity" such as "hostile interventions in other countries, disinformation and cyber attacks," a Downing Street spokesperson said.
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Weiss said Glossier, which has grown in part thanks to a focus on building a personalized relationship with each of its customers' beauty needs, is trying to rekindle the "humanity of things and the connections you feel with people" that were diminished by the rise of online commerce.
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The measure previously favored by the ECB - the five-year, five-year breakeven forward rate, designed to measure average inflation between 2020 and 2025 - paints a truly alarming picture of faith in the ECB's ability to rekindle inflation back to its target at any stage over the coming decade.
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WATCH: Chrissy Metz on 'This Is Us', Crying on Set, and Her Body Positivity The show's season 6 finale tied up many loose ends, including having Deschanel's Jess rekindle her on-again, off-again romance with roommate Nick (Jake Johnson) before moving out of the loft they shared.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi may fear that publicly calling these people by their name would upset the national reconciliation process, as a Foreign Ministry official said, or worse: that it would rekindle the terrible violence that erupted in 2012 between Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims in western Rakhine State.
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"My flat tax plan has the power to rekindle our nation's founding ideals by eliminating the needless complexity and treating every American, rich and poor, with or without lobbyists or lawyers, equal in their ability to achieve the American Dream," Carson said in the document detailing his plan.
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The dollar gained nearly 2.8 percent against the yen last week, buoyed by a rise in U.S. Treasury yields that bolstered the greenback's appeal, and as data showing a pick up in U.S. consumer prices helped rekindle expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates again in December.
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The greenback recorded its best week against the Japanese currency since November last week, gaining 2.8 percent, as a rise in U.S. yields bolstered its appeal and as data showing a pick up in U.S. consumer prices helped rekindle expectations that the Fed could hike rates again in December.
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"My flat tax plan has the power to rekindle our nation's founding ideals by eliminating the needless complexity and treating every American, rich and poor, with or without lobbyists or lawyers, equal in their ability to achieve the American Dream," Carson said in a document detailing his plan.
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They say free InterRail tickets - typically month-long passes letting young people travel across Europe's rail network at will - could rekindle enthusiasm for the European Union and bring youngsters together to counter the rising nationalism seen in Britain's vote to quit the bloc and in many other countries.
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Taggart, whose mild croak renders him an everyman figure, and Halsey, whose fuller, more enthusiastic cry tastes like liquid sugar by comparison, meet in a hotel bar and rekindle the flame of days past, while a feelgood keyboard hook occupying the drop position sets a defiantly celebratory tone.
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This would help solve the thorny issue of how to avoid a hard border on the island of Ireland that could rekindle sectarian violence in the region, but would leave financial and other services out in the cold even though they make up about 80 percent of Britain's economic activity.
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And while this wet dream of a Pitt-Aniston reunion continues to permeate the Internet with wishful headlines and dead-end analyses into a defunct relationship, it's clear to a few people (as well to a source to literal PEOPLE) that Pitt and Aniston will not rekindle any kind of romance.
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Though Yentl could have easily sabotaged what had developed between Hadass and Avigdor, she actually helps the two rekindle their love and always acts compassionately towards Hadass, even offering to relay her knowledge of the Talmud and encouraging Hadass that she is as deserving of an education as a man.
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Much of that growth may come from Chinese efforts to rekindle the economy, as it turns away from efforts to cut debt and begins approving the sort of big-cement, big-iron building and infrastructure programs that fueled so much of its growth after the global financial crisis of 2008.
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In a dispatch from the Sunni-dominated Falluja, Agence France-Presse quoted civilians as saying the lack of reconstruction, services and jobs threatened to rekindle the resentment toward the Shiite-led government in Baghdad that had helped incubate support for the Islamic State among some members of the Sunni Arab minority.
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So whether you're looking to treat yourself to a new personalized charm, a decorated zodiac symbol to add to your favorite chain, or perhaps a unique necklace to gift and rekindle your best friend love again, you're bound to uncover that new jewelry staple with the range of 29 charming pendants ahead.
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Critics have warned that the new policy will rekindle the war on drugs and lead to more low-level, nonviolent drug offenders spending longer stretches in federal prison, but Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said Friday that prosecutors will still be able to decide when to file charges that carry a mandatory minimum.
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But holding a citizen in long-term wartime detention as an enemy combatant — something the military has not done since the George W. Bush administration — would rekindle major legal problems left dormant since Mr. Bush left office and could put at risk the legal underpinnings for the fight against the Islamic State.
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Rory's choice to rekindle their relationship is clearly a desperate attempt to return to her secure childhood self after struggling in her first year at college, but they've just as clearly outgrown each other — they can't even fit into her car when they try to go parking — and it's awkward to watch.
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Byrne later claimed the FBI told him to break off his relationship with Butina, before approaching him again in July of 2016, saying he needed to "rekindle" his relationship with her to assist the bureau's efforts during a time it was investigating attempts by Russia to interfere in the US presidential election.
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Amanda, Patti's best friend since high school and maid of honor, knew exactly what to do to calm Patti down: She grabbed a laptop and began playing It's Complicated, Nancy Meyers's 2009 hit, starring Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin as divorced parents who rekindle their spark by having an affair with each other.
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Perhaps we should rekindle the discussion over a national service obligation to help supply technical expertise to the government across a broad range of fields, or otherwise create some arrangement to make such expertise available to government (rather than the current model in which the private sector often lures away government-trained talent).
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His mounting troubles are likely to rekindle his anger at Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, who will leave the Justice Department in coming weeks.
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"Google urgently requires a revamped non-display smart speaker portfolio to rekindle consumer interest as well as a robust marketing strategy to build its Nest branding outside of the US."The Chinese market will become a more valuable audience for the US players to win as sales of smart speakers slow in their own country.
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Read more: The most iconic looks Meghan Markle has repeated again and againA 'get your ex back' website conducted research to find out what really happens to couples who rekindle their romanceI visited Hallstatt, the picture-perfect Austrian village that gets a million visitors a year, and it's been completely ruined by selfie-taking tourists
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What if Trump tries to rekindle the issue, as you figure he'd love to do, just in time for the 2018 midterm elections — or, for that matter, fires off a tweet calling on viewers to turn off the Super Bowl in the event that any players kneel, prompting the players to do exactly that?
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The revelations — gleaned from more than 20153 pages of lawmaker questions and answers with the one-time Trump loyalist — offer Democrats a chance to rekindle public attention on a Russia investigation that has been stymied in recent weeks by a White House eager to turn the page after special counsel Robert Mueller completed his probe.
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"While our 2400–3000 call from 5003 months ago may look vulnerable, we think this latest surge will fail again, as we don't expect a Fed cut to rekindle growth the way market participants may be hoping, and now pricing," said Mike Wilson, Morgan Stanley's chief U.S. equity strategist and chief investment officer, in a note to clients Monday.
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Mike Wilson, Morgan Stanley's chief U.S. equity strategist and chief investment officer, wrote in a note to clients on Monday that the S&P 500 level of 3,000 makes it vulnerable: "We think this latest surge will fail again, as we don't expect a Fed cut to rekindle growth the way market participants may be hoping, and now pricing."
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil should push through a bill in the first of half of this year to ease limits on foreign purchases of agricultural land in a bid to rekindle economic growth, the agriculture minister said in an interview, adding it would be accompanied by measures to prevent speculation and ensure farms are not left idle.
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The Dolphins will be the lone undefeated team in action on the league's main day of action, though there should be plenty of reason to tune in to other games, with Baker Mayfield making his first start, Carson Wentz trying to go 2-0 and Ryan Fitzpatrick trying to rekindle FitzMagic while running away from Khalil Mack.
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Read more:Oscar Isaac wished his &aposStar Wars&apos character&aposs romance with John Boyega&aposs Finn &aposwould have been taken further&apos&aposStar Wars&apos star John Boyega says some Americans don&apost realize there are black people living in London&aposStar Wars&apos star John Boyega penned a love letter to Oscar Isaac asking to rekindle their bromance
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As childhoods go, Garcia's mirrors those of many others who've had the dubious fortune of growing up in LA: the early excitement of living near Hollywood, the ensuing disillusion over being raised in the culturally barren suburbs, and the adult-age return to the throes of the city in order to rekindle and fuel dormant creativity.
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Despite Jones' long track record of pushing fringe conspiracies — in recent weeks Jones has pushed the baseless conspiracy theory that Democrats were planning to start a civil war this July 4 — the sweeping nature of Apple's content crackdown is likely to rekindle an ongoing political and cultural battle over the role that tech platforms have in moderating misinformation, propaganda, and hate speech.
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After watching that tied-up-in-a-bow season ender that saw Jess (Zooey Deschanel) and Nick (Jake Johnson) finally rekindle their romance, Cece (Hannah Simone) and Schmidt (Max Greenfield) expecting, Winston (Lamorne Morris) call his father with Aly's (Nasim Pedrad) help, and a whole bunch of hat-tips to the first episode — complete with Jess moving out of the loft!
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So on Monday, conservatives around the country got out the Make America Great Again hats, unfurled American flags and held rallies at state capitols and on courthouse steps, seeking to rekindle the populist fervor that helped vault Mr. Trump to the White House and stick up for a president whose approval ratings have taken a beating during five storm-tossed weeks in office.
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Though the structures on Governors Island have been selected for preservation, ostensibly to rekindle their historical import as symbols of 19th century homeland security, their current function as temporary art venues invites a living and very contemporary expression of what the island's defenses were defending: a city that, for more than three centuries, has been a garden of transplanted culture.
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In March 2200, Vladimir Putin, in the first of several speeches designed to rekindle American anxieties about a foreign missile threat, boasted that Russia had two operational hypersonic weapons: the Kinzhal, a fast, air-launched missile capable of striking targets up to 23,2200 miles away; and the Avangard, designed to be attached to a new Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile before maneuvering toward its targets.
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Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinLawmakers run into major speed bumps on spending bills The Hill's 2202:2628 Report: Trump, Graham clash over Iran policy Liz Cheney calls for 'proportional military response' against Iran MORE was in favor of the move in an effort to rekindle talks with Iran, the news outlet reported, but it sparked pushback from then-national security adviser John Bolton.
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The first installment of A Million Little Things left off with major changes for the whole friend group: Delilah went into labor with her baby whose paternity is unknown; Rome (Romany Malco) and Gina (Christina Moses) disagreed about having children of their own; Eddie and Katherine (Grace Park) attempted to rekindle their marriage after she learned of his affair with Delilah; and Maggie moved in with Gary (James Roday).
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