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rekindle

verb as in light again

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The spectacle has rekindled hopes that America can become less polarized and find more common ground.

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Federal investigators say the Lachman fire was deliberately set on New Year’s Day and burned underground in a canyon root system until it was rekindled by high winds on Jan. 7.

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Russia sanctions and a possible rekindling of Israel-Iran tensions pose upside risk, as does the expected reopening of the U.S. government, he says.

Federal investigators say the Lachman fire was deliberately set and had burned underground in a canyon root system until high winds rekindled it on Jan. 7.

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Afterward, he complained about being reduced to a “non-person,” but rekindled public outrage seven years later by insisting in a documentary that his views had not changed.

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