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Examples
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"Especially after the Bruins 'season last year, it kind of resparked the interest of some fans who had fallen off for a while," he added.
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Hmm … looks like this has just resparked my interest in Real Player.
The New RealPlayer: Ripping a YouTube Video Near You Duncan Riley 2005
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Reading about the revolutionary era resparked that dream of righteousness in the world.
nisayon Diary Entry nisayon 2002
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Grace was a casual friend in Dallas and then she resparked our friendship three years ago with a Chrismtas card and a call.
2001-11-22 12:06 a.m. nueces 2001
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Simon Fuller has resparked his on-off rivalry with Simon Cowell after the latter announced his departure from American Idol.
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The Kindle has resparked my interest in reading and I love many of the features including automatic bookmarking and easy dictionary look up where before I rarely put in the effort.
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This is something the Jamaica School Board has discussed in the past, but the recent ice storms resparked interest in purchasing a generator for the facility, said principal Laura Hazard.
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The Kindle resparked e-book interest and brought it out as a (potentially) money-driving force, even though analysts at Forrester Research say e-books hold less than 2% of the $24 billion book-publishing industry today.
Fast Company 2009
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Bush and the neoconservatives have resparked what Reagan ended, the Cold War.
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