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revitalize

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See: renew, resurrect
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The President said it is necessary to revitalize the raw material supplies base and the entire industrial chain with accompanying enterprises.
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5-acre parcel in Main South so it could be redeveloped into recreational opportunities for Clark University and neighborhood residents through the Gardner Kilby Hammond Neighborhood Initiative - a $30 million public-private effort to revitalize a blighted 30-acre tract in that area.
House earmarks fund city project; Officials feared using block grant by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
The Post House Apartments are the second phase in a four-phase program to revitalize the substandard and deteriorating Fairfield Court public housing sites, originally built in 1936, in the "West Side" district of Stamford.
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