1.   And each person says that enduring an Aurora Bridge jump has brought a new zeal for life.

2.   And with the wider appeal has come a new zeal to dance well.

3.   At the start of his six-year term, Salinas seemed to attack drug trafficking with a new zeal.

4.   But unlike other coaches who have fallen victim to the new zeal, Leekens declined to cry foul.

5.   Employee identification badges are being scrutinized with new zeal.

6.   Second, he says, the conservation movement has lately taken on a new zeal in keeping with its increasingly expressed moral objective of saving creation.

7.   The laws regulating direct wine sales were rarely enforced until recently, but a new zeal is in the air.

8.   But the new zeal might also help the far-right to gain force, researchers warn.