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rekindle

verb as in light again

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So, what should you do if you want to rekindle a relationship?

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Beutner’s attacks come days after federal prosecutors filed charges in the Palisades fire, accusing a 29-year-old of intentionally starting a New Year’s Day blaze that later rekindled into the deadly inferno.

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The rekindled interest in gold reflected profound changes in both geopolitical and economic circumstances.

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Fire experts said that in some environments, a blaze can rekindle days and even months after the initial fire is thought to be extinguished.

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The second is whether there was more firefighters could have done to prevent the Jan. 1 fire from rekindling on Jan. 7.

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