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A franchising model coupled with a highly efficient supply chain has turbocharged the openings of Mixue Bingcheng bars. The chain is enjoying some success outside China, too


He was one of the most high profile non-believers.






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My latest source of inspiration comes from the critcally-acclaimed television series, "Friday Night Lights", about a small town in Texas obsessed with its high school football scene, led by the school's head coach, Eric Taylor (played by Kyle Chandler) whose dour, no-nonsense style masks a profound dedication to his players and family. Coach Taylor teaches a phrase that the players use as a final affirmation before taking the field: "Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose." This could apply to more than just football.
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The word rekindle is a verb that means to start a fire again, or more commonly, to bring back a feeling, memory, or relationship that has faded over time. [1, 2, 3]
Word Meanings and Uses
  • Literal sense: To light a dying fire or campfire again.
  • Emotional sense: To bring back an old feeling like love, hope, or interest.
  • Relational sense: To connect with an old friend or partner again. [1, 2, 3]


Sentence Examples
  • Love and Romance: They took a weekend trip to rekindle their romance.
  • Interests and Hobbies: The art class helped her rekindle her passion for painting.
  • Memories: The old photo album rekindled happy childhood memories.
  • Friendship: They met for coffee to rekindle their old friendship.
  • Fires: The wind made the campfire rekindle. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]

non-believer

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Pronunciation: /nɒnbɪˈliːvə 
  
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NOUN

A person who does not believe in a particular thing, especially one who has no religious faith.