"revitalisation" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1961 September, “Background to the new winter timetables of the East Coast”, in Modern Railways, page 528",
          "text": "From the start of the re-planning, priority was given to the revitalisation of services between Kings Cross, Newcastle and Scotland, for the obvious reason that the longer distance traffic is more vulnerable to competition.",
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