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For me a work must first have a vitality of its own.

But the level of vitality in the work is high.

The war years brought new vitality to the community without a cost.

And yet he had a great vitality in his young body.

We believe, too, that social health and economic vitality are both important.

But do we have the same vitality in our serious music?

You set your vitality high in order to fight me.

The people we met had such vitality and love of life.

No one knows how far they will take their campaign against economic vitality.

So they moved where there were young people around for the life and vitality.

No one had the right to have that much vitality at the end of a day.

It will add a sense of vitality to the area at night.

Though just months short of 90 years, he lived with full energy and vitality.

The man in the photo seemed so full of vitality, ready to walk back into her life.

As a person she was warm and full of vitality.

Vitality came to all things through the wind, she learned.

He's making it up as he goes along, with all the vitality that's left him.

"Any book needs to have a sense of vitality and energy," she said.

Our vitality is one of the few things we have come to trust.

Yet he carried himself with the vitality of a man half his age.

A new substance and vitality have taken hold in the county.

The issue has no vitality today, here or anywhere else.

They also seem to fill the space with vitality and life.

Instead they should only be used to test the vitality of teeth.

"These are areas where there is new life and vitality in the stores, for example."