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vitalitzar 1
I will drop right out if I don't seem to vitalise.
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And should we not learn to combine such elements to vitalise our 'White Eagle'?
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It sets out to be intellectually provocative; to tease, vitalise and liberate our thought processes.
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These men help specially to vitalise the reputations of the narrower geniuses: such as Crashaw.
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At every point they reinforce and vitalise the more elaborate literary productions of the period.
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His is the task to develop and vitalize these smothered faculties and potentialities.
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There was a spiritual atmosphere in the place that did not vitalize her blood.
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If we would bring joy to the masses why not first vitalize the classes?
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Doing this as a regular practice will help to vitalize every area of your life.
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Let it develop into virile faith; vitalize it; animate it; then it becomes a moving power.
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He, who is the Life, can vitalize all!
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Let the manual training actually look toward vocational guidance; the social purpose involved will vitalize the work.
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Youth and the love of it, of its beauty and strength, adorn and vitalize their grey antiquity.
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And then you see the struggle of overcoming the obstacle develops light and power to vitalize the valley.
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The words seemed to vitalize him.
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Our own spirit must vitalize it.
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He might vitalize them from above.
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Better criticism and greater freedom for fiction might vitalize our overabundant, unoriginal, unreal, unversatile,-everythingbut unformed short story.
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Only a man or a woman with a big soul can socialize and vitalize the work of the schools.
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His pictures of John Quincy Adams, Calhoun, Clay, Webster, Sumner, Douglas, Lincoln, and a host beside, vitalize those men.
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The fountains in the Court of the Universe are examples of how the charm of sculpture can vitalize architectural conventions.