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He will run the country with the same smoothness that has characterised his rejuvenative handling of the Conswervative Party and his deft outflanking of Labour in the House of Commons.

Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister? 2010

So, rejuvenative medicine is something that people have become increasingly familiar with, things like stem cell therapy, tissue engineering.

CNN Transcript Dec 5, 2009 2009

And he says we may one day be able to live to 1, 000 years old, using these concepts of rejuvenative medicine.

CNN Transcript Dec 5, 2009 2009

GUPTA: At the other end of this idea of trying to prevent some of these age-related problems in the first place is this idea of rejuvenative medicine or something that you were that you worked on quite a bit.

CNN Transcript Dec 5, 2009 2009

And then ask what this could mean to helping the millions of human beings and their families stricken with a disease that could potentially, OK, maybe be cured or helped at best by the incredible rejuvenative powers of the ESC.

Lionel: Let's Enact "Tony's Law" -- a Federally-Backed, Full-Court Press Againt Disease Through Embryonic Stem Cell Research 2008

But other things, I mean, you talk about stem cell therapies and rejuvenative cells.

CNN Transcript Apr 10, 2008 2008

A lot of that research is still sort of evolving, but this idea that stem cells could somehow be these rejuvenative cells in your body, I think that has some traction.

CNN Transcript Apr 10, 2008 2008

She had hitchhiked from London to visit the Center, which was known to be particularly rejuvenative for those suffering from urban breakdown.

The Body Hanif Kureishi 2004

She had hitchhiked from London to visit the Center, which was known to be particularly rejuvenative for those suffering from urban breakdown.

The Body Hanif Kureishi 2004

She had hitchhiked from London to visit the Center, which was known to be particularly rejuvenative for those suffering from urban breakdown.

The Body Hanif Kureishi 2004