get it renew vs get it renewed

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• It renews one's faith in the profession.
• It renews the currency to its original function of exchange mean.
• It renews the presence of Foma at the Euroguss 2014 in Nuremberg.
• Rich in active moisturizing and soothing ingredients, it renews the skin leaving it smooth, relaxed and soft.
• May it renew in you, dear persons who are suffering, the serene and confident acceptance of the Cross, source of humanity's redemption.
• 21 Dec 11 Google gives Mozilla lifeline as it renews Firefox deal
• The Online Store enriches its offer with many brands and with more information, and it renews the site's layout.
• You still have to plug in the base unit, but you can just plop a compatible phone on top of the charger, and it renews your battery level.
• A splendid example of this is peat: we are not now adopting a position on its classification as a fossil or a renewable fuel, in that it renews itself every year, in this context.
• We are glad to inform you that from the next edition of VicenzaOro CHARM, Celegato will receive you in its renew location: we have in fact moved to Booth 1200 Pavilion D.
• Aesthetics, enhanced by absolutely customizable colors, makes the classical manual model 2002 an object of worship. Materials used, cast iron, aluminum and Durochrom steel for the blades, keep intact quality and durability. So it renews the aristocracy of slicing machines.
• Then the Holy Spirit renews - guides and renews - renews the earth.
• Peter asked her to renew their vows.
• The House also urges the Commonwealth to renew its suspension of Zimbabwe.
• Create and renew the Picture Protection module.
• Create your fairies or renew their real appearance.
• Barbie went shopping to renew her wardrobe.
• Family Lorenz decided to renew the tradition.
• Subscribe Association. Renew your subscription.
• You could use renew shower curtain.

Some examples from the web:

• I'll have to go downstairs and get it renewed.
• You'd like to get it renewed, wouldn't you?
• Look, he's going to get it renewed.
• The time apart, it renewed our commitment.
• It renewed more bitterness partisan struggles.
• The ISU could play a role via its renewed mandate.
• When you were born, it renewed his spirits.
• We are submerged in sin and we come out of it renewed.
• I got it renewed a month ago.
• Even greater success for the kit Svelarancido, in its renewed and convenient ready-to-use version.
• It renewed its Renaissance and liberal spirit during the 1848 motions which led to its unification into the Reign of Italy (1861).
• In its renewed application Denmark would also have to provide a full justification for the continued maintenance of its legislation.
• 1408 was a horrible dream, yet somehow I awoke from it renewed.
• In its action, the Commission considered that Italy failed to comply with Articles 43 and 49 of the EC Treaty when, without any tendering procedure, it renewed with the former concessionaires some 300 concessions for the management of horserace betting.
• My group warmly appreciates the further endorsement by the European Council of this historic agreement and its renewed commitment that the Union should continue to play an active part in promoting lasting peace and prosperity in Northern Ireland.
• The city of Ushuaia can be reached by air, landing in its renewed airport or through a number of cruises some of which offer excursions to the Antarctic.
• This Note recalls that every initiative for the Year of Faith should be designed to promote the joyous rediscovery of the faith and its renewed transmission.
• In the last review conference in 2000 the 13-step plan was agreed as a way of implementing the NPT and it renewed the unequivocal undertaking by the nuclear states to eliminate their weapons.
• A high spirit does not resist moving naturally into a new life. It rejoices at the possibility of self-improvement, and actively seeks more difficult tasks in order to test its renewed consciousness.
• As regards future objectives, in a nutshell, two things are needed: to ensure the organisational legal autonomy of the European Police College and the development opportunities required for its renewed operation.