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Despite virtual reality's recent renaissance, the technology still has some obvious problems.
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In July, Rome passed a law outlining measures for the nuclear renaissance.
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Increasing royalties will make sure taxpayers profit from the national energy renaissance.
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Waterford city centre has experienced something of a renaissance in recent years.
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New York cabaret's having its third renaissance now, and a good thing.
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The end of Saddam will lead to an economic renaissance in Iraq.
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The second loss, however, turned out to be prelude to a renaissance.
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The return of dancehall will therefore represent a kind of cultural renaissance.
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In the last 15 years cycling has enjoyed a renaissance in Britain.
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His debut at Carnegie Hall was, therefore, something of a personal renaissance.
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Therefore, indications were that one of the city-states was undergoing a renaissance.
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I can no longer herald a renaissance; it is too late now.
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At the age of 41, de Maigret is having a career renaissance.
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Now, at the age of 30, there are traces of a renaissance.
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This was, of course, the basic motive force of the Irish renaissance.
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TD: It's a two-edged sword, and people are talking about another renaissance.