Inside the fight to recapture Mosul Inside the fight to recapture Mosul This segment originally aired Oct.
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If an infinite loop of capture and recapture, known as Ko, becomes possible, a player is not allowed to recapture immediately, but must first play elsewhere.
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Surveillance helps in recapture The tracking of communications including cell phones and electronic exchanges involving people close to Guzman was critical in his recapture, according to two U.S. law enforcement officials.
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Surveillance helps in recapture The tracking of communications including cell phones and electronic exchanges involving people close to Guzman was critical in his recapture, according to two U.S. law enforcement officials.
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Georgia State — Can the Panthers recapture their 133 magic?
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I'm not trying to recapture ... Because the yogurt shop.
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Iraq launched the operation to recapture Mosul on Oct. 17.
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That period ended with his first recapture in February 2014.
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Mr Assad has repeatedly vowed to recapture the entire country.
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Bergdahl's story largely failed to recapture the interest of listeners.
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His comments come as gold tries to recapture its luster.
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It will likely take weeks to recapture Mosul, Hollande said.
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And then, eventually you have to find and recapture her.
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First, we have to recapture the fundamentals of diplomatic tradecraft.
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Let's recapture the discourse and this banner from the right.
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Parts of Recapture Canyon have recently been reopened to A.T.V.s.
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They're not going to recapture it six months from today.
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It needs to rally another 3 percent to recapture that level.
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Monitoring group Syrian Observatory for Human Rights also confirmed Palmyra's recapture.
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The long-expected operation to recapture Mosul from Islamic State began.
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Twitter is desperate to recapture the excitement of consumers and investors.
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Democrats have a chance to recapture the White House in 2020.
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Did the show recapture the Stranger Things magic for everyone else?
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"There is a margin recapture opportunity this fourth quarter," Andreeva said.
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He was also involved in the Iraqi army's recapture of Kirkuk.
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Bryan Singer's reboot is admirably ambitious, trying to recapture the sweet
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With its recapture, Iraqis increasingly believed the group could be defeated.
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But stores do offer a higher chance to recapture some profit.
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Syrian government forces are trying to recapture Palmyra from Islamic State.
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The Western response to Sunday's recapture of Palmyra has been muted.
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He can recapture his old seat representing New York in Congress.
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To recapture the Senate, Democrats now need to gain two seats.
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President Bashar al-Assad has vowed to recapture all of Syria.
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But the recapture may turn out to be the easy part.
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Saffiedine will be hoping to recapture that form on Saturday morning.
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"It's gratifying to try to recapture the old ways," she said.
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The group, unable to recapture that lightning in a bottle, disbanded.
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Retailers in malls "are unlikely to recapture lost sales," he added.
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Many have given generously, helping Democrats recapture the House in 2018.
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He spent over $100 million helping the party recapture the House.
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The harder we try to recapture a moment the fuzzier it becomes.
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At times, Double Tap does recapture the original film's tossed-off delights.
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Syrian government forces recapture areas in Aleppo Meanwhile the war grinds on.
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But the relative efficiency of this recapture is not necessarily a consolation.
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The model should be how the feds handled the Recapture Canyon incident.
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That value could take two to three years to recapture, he estimated.
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Will the revival really be able to recapture that same TV magic?
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That value could take two to three years to recapture, he said.
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Sometimes you have to travel into the future to recapture the past.
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It took Misrata-led forces almost seven months to recapture the city.
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The first is to continue to further develop existing helium recapture technologies.
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Subsequent seasons labored far too hard to recapture the first season's effortlessness.
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The offensive to recapture west Mosul began less than three weeks ago.
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It's difficult to recapture the shock Nixon's visit caused at the time.
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Democrats need to gain 24 seats in recapture the House in 2018.
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The campaign to recapture the city, Iraq's second largest, began last October.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to recapture a majority.
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Rolling Stone published Penn's article on Saturday, a day after Guzman's recapture.
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Detroit's four major sports teams are rebuilding, trying to recapture championship glory.
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Democrats' bid to recapture the Senate got a major boost this week.
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Douglas MacArthur&aposs 1942 pledge to recapture the island from the Japanese.
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They will begin to recapture some of the territory they have lost.
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In Iraq, a new strategy was set in motion to recapture Mosul.
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It's my slightly desperate attempt to recapture one of television's key functions.
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Carter did not say how the recapture could be completed before Jan.
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There's absolutely no sign so far that California can recapture any of that.
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The battle to recapture Mosul from ISIS has been raging for a month.
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"When will it recapture the original booking curve is anyone's guess," he said.
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Senate Republicans, in particular, are hoping Trade Desk can help recapture some momentum.
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Let's hope the company doesn't try to recapture any N-Gage magic though.
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Since then, the company's never been able recapture that same amount of WOW.
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Nintendo's hoping you do, and wants you to recapture the feeling for $59.99.
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Rivers longed to recapture that feeling of being beautiful and loved, of having
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"It's time to recapture our legacy as a nation of builders," Trump said.
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This presidency has given Democrats the best opportunity since 2008 to recapture Congress.
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Defense Department officials had said that the Iraqis would recapture Mosul last year.
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"They will take their desire to recapture Kunduz to the grave," he said.
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He wants to recapture the emotion of having his gold medal dream shattered.
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In telling us to be messy, Harford urges us to recapture our autonomy.
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The government's recapture of rebel-held areas heralds the resumption of normal life.
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California has been a major priority for Democrats plotting to recapture the House.
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Perhaps he's trying to recapture that rookie magic by dressing up like one.
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Most of that content is trying to recapture the charm of previous games.
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Cruise is trying to recapture some of that early magic with this vehicle.
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Some Democrats say the vote will help them recapture the House in 2018.
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Bluff's Recapture Lodge has occasional slide shows by local geologists, archaeologists and naturalists.
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The U.S. Copyright Act of 1976 gave songwriters the ability to recapture the publishers' share of their songs, and in the case of titles written before 1978, writers can recapture songs after two consecutive 28-year terms, or 217 years.
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If they can recapture that kind of form Watford should be safe once again.
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Don't look back, don't try to recapture the first Halo, it can't be done.
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We didn't recapture the losses that we had on Monday, whereas U.S. did yesterday.
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"I plan to lead fight back to recapture Twickenham for Lib Dems," he tweeted.
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More and more recently, I find myself looking for ways to recapture this feeling.
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Recapture Reservoir near Bullpup Canyon, off US Highway 191 in San Juan County, Utah.
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A reward of up to $50,000 was offered for information leading to their recapture.
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Or the chances that the Republican party will recapture the White House this election.
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The recapture of Aleppo, Syria's second city, was a turning point in the war.
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The fund needs to outperform to recapture outflows lost over the past two years.
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You can recapture the moment as soon as you — and your bladder — are ready.
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That advance triggered the counter-attack that developed into the campaign to recapture Sirte.
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Senate Democrats were predicted to win five to seven seats and recapture the majority.
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Soldiers with the 82nd Airborne Division are deploying to help Iraqi forces recapture Mosul.
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Government forces laid waste to the areas in their attempts to recapture the territory.
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But there are many more examples of wasted "ambient" energy that we don't recapture.
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But at 23, it's sensible to have reservations about how much explosiveness he'll recapture.
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We started getting kills on enemy reinforcements as they tried to recapture the position.
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Related: Here's Everything You Need To Know About What's Happened Since El Chapo's Recapture.
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Which means that these companies need to constantly be innovating to recapture consumers' interests.
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Under President Barack Obama, ferocious resistance by the GOP base helped Republicans recapture Congress.
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An estimated 10,000 people were killed in the nine-month battle to recapture Mosul.
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Why is it taking so long for the army and allied groups to recapture Mosul?
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The government offensive to recapture eastern Ghouta began in February and killed around 1,700 people.
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"We expect to recapture momentum in our enterprise security business," chief executive Gregory Clark said.
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In short, carbon recapture technology isn't a solution for our consumption levels as they are.
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Coupled with recycling, stormwater recapture and other measures, it will extend our local water resilience.
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Was it even possible to recapture the magic of going to camp as a kid?
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In Mass Effect 3, the Quarians launch an ill-advised attack to recapture their homeworld.
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They hope to recapture all of the coastal plain, where the Houthis have little support.
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One technical analyst says the stock can handily recapture those levels — and head much higher.
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The military took five months to recapture it, destroying half of it in the process.
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Her party failed to recapture Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany's premier industrial state and a conservative stronghold.
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Kenya Wildlife Service spokesman Paul Udoto said residents have complicated efforts to recapture the animals.
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But, according to Audi, he can recapture his youth by driving his son's Audi R8.
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Guzman's recapture represents a major success in what has been an embarrassing ordeal for Mexico.
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Hezbollah, together with the Lebanese army, has waged a military campaign to recapture the territory.
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After many years of stalemate, regime-backed forces have almost completed the recapture of Aleppo.
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The fight to recapture the city of Mosul, Iraq's second largest, began on March 24th.
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The party needed to gain at least 6900 seats to recapture control of the House.
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O'Rourke is now seeking to recapture the momentum from the early days of his campaign.
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Huckabee failed to recapture the magic that saw him win the Republican caucuses in 2008.
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The operation to recapture the area was confirmed by the coalition in a statement Thursday.
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ISIS has faced multiple defeats in Iraq in the wake of the recapture of Mosul.
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But coal and other fossil fuels, unlike forests, will never recapture the carbon dioxide released.
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The drive to recapture a feeling of novelty within the beloved is common in gaming.
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You have to return to the master and recapture it at a higher bit rate.
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The franchises have something else in common: They're all rebuilding, trying to recapture championship glory.
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The rebooted version hopes to recapture that firebrand spirit, eyeing powerful figures, including the president.
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To recapture the House, Democrats will likely need to do a considerable amount of both.
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He seeks out old comforts to recapture a sense of safety (in his case, skateboarding).
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At a ceremony to celebrate the city's recapture, Silo said ISIS suffered a "brutal" defeat.
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And since mid-2018 you can see bitcoin recapture most of its lost, relative prominence.
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The XRT retail ETF rallied over the summer to recapture records as recently as Tuesday.
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The armed forces are preparing to try to recapture Mosul, Islamic State's capital in Iraq.
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But ratification by Congress won't be easy, especially if Democrats recapture the House in November.
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Following Israel's recapture of the city in 1967, however, the Jews would once again return.
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Pedialyte offers redress for this injustice, helping us recapture the forgiveness that comes with youth.
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The recapture of Palmyra isn't strategically significant President Bashar Assad's forces may be on the brink of victory in Aleppo, but the Islamic State group's recent recapture of the ancient city of Palmyra shows that the complex conflict in Syria is far from over.
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An excess FCF recapture provision in the company's secured term loan facilities moderately strengthens debt reduction.
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After some antics involving various extraterrestrial attempting to recapture Stitch, they all live happily ever after.
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You've decided to join a group of aging rockstars in an effort to recapture your youth.
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The DEA is also currently offering a $803 million reward for information leading to his recapture.
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The DEA is also currently offering a $5 million reward for information leading to his recapture.
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Russian warplanes that were critical to the recapture of other rebel-held areas were conspicuously absent.
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The recapture of Palmyra by IS is an indication of the difficulties Mr Assad still faces.
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He had to do something shocking enough, severe enough, offensive enough, to recapture the public's attention.
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The battle to recapture Islamic State's last stronghold in Iraq has now entered its sixth month.
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"I guarantee that if they returned to cooperative military work, they could recapture what they lost."
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Is there anything she can do to recapture the years she didn't spend with Nai Nai?
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Do we strive to recreate them exactly as they were, hoping to recapture their original spark?
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Channel 4's attempt to recapture the magic of Black Mirror using Dick's stories is mixed.
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Many believe the IS threat won't end with the pocket's recapture and an insurgency is underway.
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Cooper is now trying to recruit a slate of Democratic candidates to recapture the state legislature.
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Figure 8 Figure 8 The tendrils of this garage space recapture will reach far and wide.
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The party needs to gain at least 23 seats in the chamber to recapture a majority.
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But the loss of economic growth in that transition period would be very hard to recapture.
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What if we could turn back the clock in the brain and recapture its earlier plasticity?
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Democrats face an uphill battle to recapture the Senate, controlled by Republicans, in next year's elections.
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Humanitarian assistance groups are already stretched thin from dealing with operations to recapture towns outside Mosul.
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"I wanted to recapture that time," DiPaola, the company's founder and CEO, recalled in an interview.
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Asked if Mr. Jacobs can recapture his earlier success, Mr. Frasch was cautious in his answer.
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But it's an attempt to recapture something that may never have existed in the first place.
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" The president had earlier begun his first tweet announcing the recapture with the words "Mission Accomplished.
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The midterm elections are a first step in a long effort to recapture our better angels.
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The most popular post-election theory is that Democrats need to recapture the white working class.
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But some local militia members appeared to be massing for an attempt to recapture the area.
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Reporter: It could take weeks or longer for Iraqi troops to recapture the city of Mosul.
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By coming in first in California, Sanders may recapture some of the momentum he previously had.
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They are the Globalist GOP swamp trying to recapture the party from Trump and his voters!
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Hello and welcome to a lightweight series I'm writing while I recapture my footing at TechCrunch.
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Silo said at a ceremony to celebrate the city's recapture that ISIS suffered a "brutal" defeat.
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"With the recapture of Guzmán Loera, the respective procedures for extradition should start," the statement said.
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Democrats need to pick up 24 seats to recapture control of the House in November elections.
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Iraqi security forces have been fighting since early October to recapture Iraq's second largest city from ISIS.
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When it comes to sport, this groove, this aura, this winning way, is even harder to recapture.
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The advance is seen as a significant moment in the three-month campaign to recapture the city.
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And, best of luck to Will and Kate in their quest to recapture the throne of cuteness.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad wants to fully recapture divided Aleppo, Syria's largest city before the war.
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Besides the push to recapture the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa, there's also ongoing operations to retake Mosul.
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This makes Robert's ability to recapture even a fragmented or distant version of his experiences extra-impressive.
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There's an overwhelming popular majority lying latent for a leftist candidate willing to recapture the old faith.
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In order to recapture the House, Democrats will have to win Republican-leaning districts like Bustos has.
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I wanted to recapture that feeling of having a lover, instead of a live-in laundry-doer.
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Ever since dreezy season commenced, I've been trying to figure out how to recapture those glory days.
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The American-led coalition's operation to recapture the city damaged 47, of which 38 were largely destroyed.
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And pop culture isn't just overwhelmed by projects that attempt to recapture the feeling of the past.
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A US-led coalition has mounted an aggressive campaign to recapture ISIS-held territory in recent months.
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It would allow the recapture of other Syrian cities captured by the Turkish army such as Afrin.
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In that case, zookeepers chased a colleague dressed as a zebra -- and were able to recapture him.
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The SDF are in the final stages of a campaign to recapture areas seized by the militants.
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GNW plans to recapture the LTC reserves that are ceded to its Bermuda subsidiary later this year.
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But it won't work, and for a very simple reason: There are no incredible surpluses to recapture.
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The government's recapture of the Old City of Homs provided a model for its tactics against rebels.
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The film chronicles Fails' quest to recapture a physical part of the city that was once his.
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The other was the vicious determination with which established regimes would seek to retain or recapture control.
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You worked out a deal with the Iron Bank to fund the recapture of your leaderless kingdoms.
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Within that period, it must recapture at least 10 percent or "environmental damage is assumed," Alarcon said.
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Democrats will say it is not a total disaster, there are other ways to recapture the House.
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The decision to extradite Mr. Guzmán was made shortly after his recapture in January of this year.
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In the general election, however, Clinton was not able to recapture that same momentum from the primaries.
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Charlie Crist to be his running mate in his failed 2014 bid to recapture the governor's office.
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And it's hard to imagine it ever being able to recapture the exact identity it once had.
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But it takes many decades for seedlings to grow into trees and recapture all the carbon emitted.
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After the bombing, he would send in U.S. troops to protect the oil fields against their recapture.
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The goal is to recapture market share by drowning American frackers in a sea of cheap crude.
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Backed by American-led coalition airstrikes, Iraq government forces celebrated their recapture of the city in July.
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"In this anniversary year, I'd like to recapture the spirit Beethoven intended for this opera," he said.
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In September, the Italian media reported that ISIS fighters were preparing an operation to recapture the dam.
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She got to New Hampshire, where she evaded George Washington's dogged, sometimes illegal efforts to recapture her.
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Will he take advantage of that opportunity to recapture some of the magic of his Senate run?
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The fundraising numbers are the latest boon to Democratic hopes to recapture the House majority in November.
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For a decade now, OFW has been caught in this capture-release-recapture loop of trapping sea lions.
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The Syrian army and its allies are pushing to recapture Wadi Barada in spite of a nationwide ceasefire.
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Doing so would keep the gallery's doors open and recapture the money Malitz invested to create the sculptures.
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Assad aims to recapture Syria's entire southwest including the frontiers with the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights and Jordan.
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"We expect that company to continue to recapture the share it has lost to Adidas," Konik's note said.
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The unity government then created a new operations room in Misrata, which announced a campaign to recapture Sirte.
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And now, the only way to recapture the magic is through reruns on Nick at Nite or USA.
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Blankenship, whose recent ads have attacked McConnell as much as his opponents, has attempted to recapture that dynamic.
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Politics are a major through-line in this loose parable of jaded men attempting to recapture their innocence.
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That is a result that could be devastating to the chances of Democrats to recapture the White House.
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For decades Saudi leaders embraced the first answer, imposing religiosity in an attempt to recapture ancient Islamic glories.
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It is only part of the company's strategy to recapture market share from craft beers and Mexican imports.
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The oil ministry said it does not expect to resume production from the Qayyara region before Mosul's recapture.
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Recapture that '80s feel with an official NES recreation pre-loaded with 30 games straight from your childhood.
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In the battle to recapture Kobani, a U.S.-led coalition dropped bombs in support of YPG militia fighters.
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Penn's piece on Guzmén was published Saturday night, one day after the Sinaloa cartel head's recapture by authorities.
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Not even the addition of alcohol could help us recapture the magic of those heady days in Peru.
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Both men's poll standings are low, but they are hoping to recapture the magic surrounding their previous triumphs.
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And it has the potential to recapture what excited people about both Pokémon Go and the NES Classic.
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It is less difficult and cheaper to deal with them now than recapture them in some future jihad.
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The Stephens downgrade comes amid a slew of initiatives from McDonald's in its attempt to recapture lost customers.
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The stock at this juncture hasn't managed to recapture those highs, and has underperformed the broader chip group.
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Before then, Democrats are targeting several races that they believe could help them recapture the House this year.
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To recapture the excitement I felt in long-ago classrooms, I began rereading books I read in college.
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France, one of Mr. Assad's most outspoken detractors, was the latest to react to the recapture of Palmyra.
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The opportunity is there for players—all players—to recapture control of the narrative Kaepernick authored last August.
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It took the Marines, operating from a compound across the Huong River, almost a month to recapture it.
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But even facing capture — or rather, recapture — Mr. Guzmán tended to be cool and collected, Mr. Cifuentes said.
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In doing so, it will attempt to recapture something like the collective atmosphere of moviegoing, albeit widely diffused.
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Democrats are unlikely to win the 28503 seats they need to recapture control without contesting more conservative districts.
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Most Democrats still shy far away from predicting they can recapture the majority, though some are increasingly bullish.
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They also saw a prime opportunity to avenge their ugly 2010 loss and possibly recapture the House majority.
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Boeing must be more proactive than reactive if it hopes to recapture public trust and rebuild brand value.
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One topic that will surely be broached during the retreat is how House Republicans will recapture a majority.
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As we enter the next decade, there's a small movement to recapture some of that randomness and anonymity.
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Now Season 3 is here, hoping to recapture your attention, and the good news is, it has potential.
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During Barack Obama's presidency, Democrats lost at least 1,000 state legislative seats, which they're still working to recapture.
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Iraqi forces recapture ISIS-held airport and military base in western Mosul Iraqi forces recapture ISIS-held airport and military base in western Mosul Iraqi forces made significant gains Friday in their mission to retake Mosul, taking back total control of the city's airport as well as the Ghazlani military camp.
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Counter-terrorism forces, which spearheaded the recapture of the city, are still pursuing insurgents in a few northeastern districts.
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After Juma broke free from her confinement, a team of military members and veterinarians worked to recapture the jaguar.
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Tuesday, opponents of the flag sought to recapture that momentum with a rally in front of the U.S. Capitol.
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Security forces launched an assault in the early morning on Saturday to recapture the hotel, a Reuters witness said.
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It's safe to say that the devs succeeded in their goal to recapture the magic of Sega's flagship franchise.
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"How do we recapture that sense of, we could lose this if we don&apost get going?" he said.
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Government forces launched an offensive to recapture southwest Syria and the areas neighboring Jordan and Israel on June 19.
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McCracken says she tried to recapture the "creepy/happy" feeling she got when she read books as a child.
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By releasing the Scorpio, Microsoft may be attempting to close the sales gap with Sony and recapture market share.
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But the new nontransparent funds could offer a way to recapture investor dollars, says J.P. Morgan analyst Kenneth Worthington.
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I think that's important for us to recapture that feeling and hopefully now we get some momentum going forward.
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It anticipates a return to growth in fiscal year 2019, and a recapture of market share in fiscal 2020.
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But even now, the jury is still out on whether the Motor City can fully recapture its past glory.
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US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter welcomed news of the recapture of the town and congratulated the fighters involved.
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EAT Club also plans to make all of its packaging either recyclable or compostable and support landfill recapture programs.
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With its upcoming convertible system, Nintendo will try to recapture that magic, a source told The Wall Street Journal.
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Singer-songwriter Beatie Wolfe is using technology to try to recapture some of music's old-school magic and physicality.
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Iraqi troops, backed by American air strikes, made progress in their battle to recapture Tal Afar from Islamic State.
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A core part of the company's value proposition is to create motorcycles that recapture the imagination of young folks.
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The sheriff's department said Sunday that it was offering a $500 reward for information leading to the prisoners' recapture.
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The unsuccessful effort to recapture the animal came just a month after a Tokyo zoo staged a zebra escape.
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The question isn't whether he'll escape, but if the Prison Break reboot can recapture the magic of the original.
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The recapture in Los Mochis will help accelerate a revival of the president's fortunes that was already under way.
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The U.S. stock market is also trying to recapture those 2018 highs, despite strong gains after December's sharp selloff.
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The messages date from before last Friday's dramatic recapture of Chapo after he spent six months on the run.
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Relegated to the fourth line of television, it has been unable to recapture the glory of its earlier years.
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After his recapture in January, the Mexican government finally decided to accede to a longstanding American request for extradition.
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Fighting to recapture Falluja forced the remaining 85,000 residents to flee over the past month, overwhelming government-run camps.
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All resulting in a slow rollout of the bill and ultimately igniting Republicans' ability to recapture control of Congress.
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Major League Baseball must recapture the youth development apparatus from the showcase industry, which profits from year-round baseball.
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Arizona is a top target for Democrats in 2020 as they seek to recapture a majority in the Senate.
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Along with Iraqi and Kurdish troops, American forces are laying plans to recapture Mosul before Mr. Obama leaves office.
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Here are the culprits and some simple solutions to get recapture the time that you're otherwise destined to waste.
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The military campaign was launched some two weeks ago to recapture the southern province, near the border with Jordan.
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He spent over $27 million to support Democratic candidates in the 24 midterms, helping the party recapture the House.
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This time around, it would make business sense for Nintendo to try and recapture some of that Wii magic.
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The AP reported that Kurdish fighters have worked to recapture an area in Baghouz, a village in eastern Syria.
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Lunney says that Liminal Scope is an abstract way to recapture presence, a meditative experience that keeps viewers engaged.
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But the warring sides continue to mount attacks to expand or recapture territory in attempts to increase their leverage.
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It introduced the cap recapture penalty, and suddenly contracts that had already been approved were singled out for punishment.
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The Laptop clearly hopes to recapture some of the marketshare its lost to Chromebooks over the last few years.
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Thanks to C2FO and others, Kemper thinks Kansas City is starting to recapture some of this old entrepreneurial spirit.
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To make things more interesting and recapture his love for the game, he imposed some rules on himself: 1.
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TECH TIP The classics can take you back in time — and are probably easier to recapture than you think.
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Democrats have made California a prime target in their efforts to recapture Republican seats in the coming midterm elections.
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That's when she's hoping Democrats can recapture the Senate, but waiting another two years isn't good enough for Shalala.
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He responded with a plan to recapture power for "15 to 20 years," as he said at the time.
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She hopes "La Havana Madrid" can recapture that energy for another six weeks at the Den — then, perhaps, beyond.
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This is known as depreciation recapture, and it's the point where the deferred taxes are supposed to be paid.
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Your infatuation with the new Mr. Dangerous is, as you seem to recognize, an attempt to recapture that magic.
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Two years later, they're still trying to recapture the sense of security that was swept away with their possessions.
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Since taking office, Mr. Macron has put off many people by trying to recapture the grandeur of the presidency.
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North Carolina is a must-win for Democrats if they hope to recapture control of the Senate in November.
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Fifty years later, Ford hopes to recapture a little of that magic with a new version of the Bullitt.
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Dark Fate, for better and worse, jumps back to the franchise's heyday and tries to recapture the glory days.
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To a lesser degree, the current climate has opened fresh opportunities for Democrats to recapture the Senate, as well.
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A downtrend in retro logo apparel could help Under Armour recapture some of its lost share in North America.
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Afghan officials have taken steps to recapture the lost areas, said Omar Zwak, a spokesman for the provincial governor.
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The U.S. should be allowed to recapture what was lost due to illegal currency manipulation and BAD Trade Deals.
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The recapture of Aleppo is Assad's most important gain so far in a war that has claimed 300,000 lives.
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Schumer would become the first Jewish Senate majority leader in history if Democrats were to recapture the upper chamber.
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Even if the tariffs are removed, the quest to recapture the lost $2628 billion will be long and uncertain.
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More than anything, they're trying to recapture and maintain some brand cachet, create a halo effect for the brand.
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The lawyer said he has already filed six injunctions seeking to prevent Guzmán's possible extradition prior to his recapture.
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That sounds ridiculous, but we've already seen it once, with the whole cap-recapture debacle from the last lockout.
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However, Washington's leverage has yet to be fully tested after the recapture of major cities from the militant group.
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While Robinson went on to drop and recapture the middleweight title a handful of times, LaMotta's career was winding down.
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I'd be hard pressed to believe Drake isn't aware of it and eager to recapture the same feeling with VIEWS.
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But with Rubio pummeling his opponents nonstop on the airwaves, he'll find it hard to recapture his older, hopeful persona.
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An excess free cash flow (FCF) recapture provision in the company's secured term loan facility also results in debt reduction.
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The government's recapture of Aleppo is a major turning point in the Syrian civil war with potentially powerful political repercussions.
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Similarly, today, carbon recapture is receiving hundreds of millions of dollars of funding, but the results are mediocre, at best.
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We want to recapture that same energy and take away some of the pain points the original Foursquare specials had.
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"What we're actually seeing is a recapture of share across the entire business," he said of the latest reported quarter.
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The image first appeared online in June when Iraqi forces were fighting to recapture the city of Falluja from ISIS.
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Located in a strategic area, they will provide better access to Mosul's old city, which forces are seeking to recapture.
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The breakthrough came two weeks after pro-regime forces launched an operation to recapture the rebels' last big urban stronghold.
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Of his uncompromising love — his love for Daisy Buchanan — his effort to recapture the past romance — we are explicitly informed.
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But now that the economy has rebounded, banks are aggressively running straight into that gap to recapture what they lost.
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Instead, fund managers and analysts want the company to recapture its reputation for serving healthy food through quality control changes.
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And so Target's No. 1 issue not merchandise, and food, and Canada, it's how do they recapture the young mom?
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Despite the recapture, aid groups stressed that safety is still a concern and urged displaced families not to return home.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi hopes to recapture Mosul later this year to deal a decisive defeat to Islamic State.
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Republicans repelled a Democratic bid to recapture the Senate, giving the GOP control over Capitol Hill and the White House.
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But Kavanaugh's defeat could simultaneously diminish the odds that Democrats recapture a majority and seize control of the Senate agenda.
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A credit for offering onsite childcare would increase to $500,000, and the recapture rules would be reduced to five years.
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Both seats are in suburban Philadelphia, where Democrats think they can recapture voters who went for President Trump in 2016.
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Which means he's technically free to join Sansa in an effort to recapture Winterfell and save Bran from the Boltons.
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Peña Nieto said the recapture of Guzman culminates "days and nights" of collaborative work among Mexican intelligence and police agencies.
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I needed to recapture my interest in the project and propel myself forward after falling more than 20 days behind.
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Mr Guzmán's second escape, not much more than a year after his recapture, was a low point for Mr Peña.
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In a televised address, his first since Iraqi forces launched a surprise offensive to recapture Kurdish-held territory on Oct.
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TV, and it was supposed to recapture the "anything goes" spirit of public access television by funding local video creators.
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It never quite manages to recapture the magic that launched this film series to such stratospheric heights back in 2003.
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For the Democrats to truly ride a "blue wave", they would need to recapture both the House and the Senate.
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Which of his surnames to use is only the most obvious question raised by this tale of redemption and recapture.
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Recent proceedings against a member of the newly reformed commission may be an attempt to recapture it for the government.
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Townsend has said he believes U.S.-backed forces will recapture both Mosul and Syria's Raqqa in Syria by mid-2017.
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Those gains silenced the cries of "Where are the jobs?" that helped Republicans recapture the House of Representatives in 2010.
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The Democratic Party comp seems poised to recapture its Senate majority this year, but the House is a different matter.
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Democrats made a net gain of at least 32 House seats when only 23 were needed to recapture a majority.
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But U.S. officials acknowledge that military gains, including Iraq's recapture of the city of Ramadi and Hit, are not enough.
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When he died in 1966, his final unfinished project was an attraction that would recapture and perpetuate his youth there.
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McIlroy is looking to recapture his best form after failing to make the cut at the U.S Open last month.
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Iraqi leaders say the battle to recapture Mosul is reaching its final stages, trumpeting each gain made against the militants.
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Baghdad aims to maintain the momentum and continue north to recapture the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul later this year.
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Cooke said it quickly took steps to contain the breach and gained emergency permits from government officials to recapture escapees.
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He proposed holding the next meeting in Mosul, which Iraq's government has vowed to recapture from Islamic State this year.
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But there are those who are way worse: vain, past-their-prime actors who want to recapture their former glory.
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Your fear, I think, is that you'll never be able to recapture the sense of boundless hope you once had.
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"He wanted to recapture what was stolen and return it for the well-being of the community," Mr. Seligmann said.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — In a bid to recapture the governor's mansion, Republicans in Louisiana mounted an aggressive challenge to Gov.
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These executives, either separately or through the Roundtable, need to continue to recapture their community's old spirit of social engagement.
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And yet, they still show up, and their men still fought house-to-house to recapture Mosul, taking huge casualties.
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And when he returned in June, Gregorius couldn't quite recapture his pre-operation form on either side of the ball.
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SOUTHWEST CEO SAYS LOSING SHARE DUE TO MAX GROUNDING BUT PLANS TO 'AGGRESSIVELY RECAPTURE IT ONCE THE MAX IS UNGROUNDED'
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If Democrats were to recapture the Senate majority in November, Murray or Sanders would serve as chairman of the panel.
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Assad seeks the recapture of Aleppo as a strategic prize in the civil war, which is in its sixth year.
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The Syrian army announced overnight that it was launching an operation to recapture the rebel-held sector of the city.
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"We are excited about the opportunity to recapture this prime real estate for future redevelopment," a CBL spokeswoman told CNBC.
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If you have the opportunity, you go back there to recapture that sense of serenity you had in your childhood.
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Not very many, though, would go quite as far as she did to recapture those pleasures when she got home.
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The challenge now is figuring out how to increase revenue and recapture the magic that propelled Under Armour's meteoric rise.
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But you want to recapture the agility and nimbleness that was lacking in his first big debate moment this cycle.
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The upward trend for chipmakers over the past 18 months has helped Micron recapture levels not seen since October 61.893.
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Rebels say the army is seeking to recapture the area, where a major spring provides most of Damascus's water supplies.
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Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández offered a reward of 2 million lempiras ($80,000) for information that leads to Mendoza's recapture.
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However, people who are looking to recapture a close friendship after some time apart don't quite fit into this framework.
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Unlike ordinary mortals, though, they also yearn to recapture the privacy whose loss is the price tag of modern celebrity.
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A Kurdish-Arab alliance called the Syrian Democratic Forces began an operation to recapture the city on November 5. 4.
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When fighters begin jumping weightclasses and changing camps it is normally in a desperate attempt to recapture some lost magic.
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The offensive has been backed by US-led coalition airstrikes.. Abadi said last week that the recapture of Fallujah would pave the way for the military to march on Mosul, the largest city held by the Islamic State.. Fighting to recapture Fallujah has forced more than 85,000 residents to flee to overwhelmed government-run camps.
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He probably read a Salinger story that blew his mind once, and he's been trying to recapture that moment ever since.
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They are unlikely to recapture the House, but they could pick up as many as a dozen seats under good conditions.
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It falls flat for the same reason that Cruz's stab at "Morning in America" does: Even while aiming to recapture the
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He pointed to the renewable energy industry as an example of an issue Democrats could seize on to recapture those voters.
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But Wednesday's reveal felt like a half-baked attempt at trying recapture the same kind sparkle and magic of last season.
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News reports from Mexico said that after his recapture, Mexican authorities served Guzman with copies of two outstanding U.S. extradition requests.
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Residents have complicated efforts to recapture the animals by trying to take selfies with them, Udoto has said in the past.
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If I were to end it, I might never give us a chance to recapture the chemistry of our first date.
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Iraq's government has been planning a major offensive to recapture the northern city of Mosul, the largest city under ISIS control.
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During the battle to recapture Mosul from ISIS in 2017, the western part of the city, where Rajab lives, was decimated.
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Former college athletes, dulled by office life, are frantic to recapture the glory they left behind on their college football fields.
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Whether they can recapture that spirit of civility -- even just for one night in this soul-crushing campaign -- is anyone's guess.
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The pipeline project will be the Revolutionary Guards' reward to the Kurds for helping with the recapture of Kirkuk, said Tabatabaei.
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Even as the issue rarely came up during the dozens of town hall he held, Christie couldn't recapture his campaign magic.
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There is no question that the Midwest will be in play next year and that Democrats need to recapture this region.
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He said this week that the government's goal was to recapture all of Syria, though he said this could take time.
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That has stopped successive military campaigns by the army to recapture the rebel stronghold of Duma, the area's largest urban center.
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So from the start, Republicans could count on the swing of the electoral pendulum to recapture the White House in 2016.
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The best other movies in the Alien franchise have never even tried to recapture that, and that's for the best, probably.
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He declared this week that the government's goal was to recapture all of Syria,though he said this could take time.
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Senior Syrian officials have said they want to recapture the rebel-held areas in the southwest near the border with Israel.
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The recapture of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is a story that seems to only get increasingly more bizarre.
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The counter-terrorism forces which spearheaded the city's recapture are securing only main streets and tactically important buildings, security sources said.
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The United States is currently offering a reward of up to $5 million dollar for information leading to Caro Quintero's recapture.
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It is three weeks since Iraqi forces launched a campaign to recapture districts west of the Tigris River that bisects Mosul.
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The current political strategy has failed to inspire confidence in the ability of Democrats to recapture the White House in 2020.
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The attacks on Thursday came as military forces in eastern Libya said they were preparing for a campaign to recapture Sirte.
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Fitch is concerned that such a recapture could have a significant adverse effect on the capital adequacy of WNIC and BCLIC.
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Washington fears a sustained campaign in Falluja could bog down the army in hostile territory and delay the recapture of Mosul.
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A string of military victories over the last year has helped Syrian President Bashar al-Assad recapture large swathes of territory.
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Season 32 can, of course, never hope to recapture the majesty of 1998's near-perfect season, but it can try.
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Now, I carve brighter pockets out of this wasteland in an effort to recapture those feelings of community and self-expression.
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If we wanted to recapture some of that seafaring glory, South Street seemed to be the logical place to do it.
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Villeneuve was now in the ascendancy, with Schumacher unable to recapture the pace that had seen him pull away earlier on.
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One area where teams compete intensely is in systems that recapture energy from braking and feed it back to the battery.
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That mood is hard to recapture in as public a setting as the Whitney, but "Zoe Leonard: Survey" comes very close.
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The news comes as Iraqi government forces continue their urban offensive to recapture the western side of Mosul from ISIS fighters.
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In lesser hands, the one-night stand might have been presented as a desperate and pathetic bid to recapture the past.
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Her surrogates, donors and even some supporters hope that in Houston she can recapture the magic that initially won them over.
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The party flipped 43 House seats in 2018 in a wave election that saw Democrats recapture a majority in the chamber.
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By November 2007, the company's plans to recapture past glory in the United States were seriously behind schedule and over budget.
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But McConnell told Shell that he was unhappy nonetheless, because Kentucky Republicans had failed to recapture control of the state House.
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The Trump administration has laid a path for America to recapture our stature as the global leader for human space exploration.
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But they still hold an estimated 40 percent of western Mosul and the campaign to recapture it could yet take weeks.
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If we are to recapture our greatness, it requires actively defending the universal values that gave rise to the American century.
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Trump also promised to recapture ISIS operatives and their families who reportedly escaped during the fighting between Turkey and the Kurds.
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Kamala Harris to recapture the momentum her candidacy has lost in recent weeks, multiple sources inside and outside the campaign said.
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Read more >>> People who are looking to recapture a close friendship after some time apart don't quite fit into this framework.
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"We are going to recapture this man and arrest those who helped him escape," said Deputy Minister of Security Luis Suazo.
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I'm glad to see that some political leaders understand this and are trying to recapture a core feature of American life.
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Kanye West is doubling down with what he hopes will become a movement ... to allow people to recapture freedom of thought.
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Now police are trying to track him with a state helicopter and offering $500 for any information leading to his recapture.
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The desire to recapture the feeling of playing Ico and Shadow for the first time will always drive me towards hope.
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In that case, after Juma broke free from her confinement, a team of military members and veterinarians worked to recapture the jaguar.
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It left 96 people dead and was considered by many a distraction from the battle to recapture Mosul, ISIS's stronghold in Iraq.
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Steyer unveiled the "5 Rights" after investing $120 million into the 2018 congressional midterm campaign, helping Democrats recapture the House of Representatives.
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She's trying to recapture the spontaneity that too much training tends to smother, drawing to get a line that doesn't look drawn.
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Iraq's government also has been planning a major offensive to recapture the northern city of Mosul, the largest city under ISIS control.
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The Syrian regime has long sought to recapture Deir Ezzor, a former ISIS bastion in northeast Syria held by Kurdish-led forces.
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Both companies arguably just picked up incredibly popular shows that had come to an end, and rebranded them to recapture their audiences.
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His first task will be to recapture the UN's primacy in world security—devilishly hard when America and Russia are at loggerheads.
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He tried to recapture the Hollywood magic of "Hoosiers," but Trump campaigned with a real Hoosier basketball legend, former coach Bobby Knight.
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Iraqi forces killed more than 1,800 ISIS militants during the operations to recapture the city and villages surrounding it, said Lt. Gen.
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There have been several instances of candidates recovering from an underwhelming first debate to recapture momentum and win the presidency in November.
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Thanks to this tip, keepers were able to safely recapture the 6-year-old bobcat and bring her back to her enclosure.
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The recapture of Kirkuk was coordinated with Soleimani and left Iraqi government troops in control of half of all Kurdish oil output.
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Big corporations that are trying to recapture a market are forced to experiment, rather than sticking to the same formulas and templates.
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NPD's figures imply that retailers were able to recapture about 35 percent of the market share, according to Jefferies analyst Stephanie Wissink.
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Should Assad's forces recapture Aleppo, it would deal a devastating blow to the rebels and reverse the momentum in the government's favor.
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The new Blue Box Cafe on the fourth floor of the Fifth Avenue store may help the brand recapture its buzz, too.
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Almost 300,000 people have fled Mosul since the government offensive to recapture the city began in October, according to the United Nations.
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As the battle to recapture Mosul nears its final days, this clash of ideology will be the lasting legacy of this war.
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The relationship – which he'd hoped would help him recapture the energy needed for his anticipated "This Is It" tour – ultimately proved fatal.
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Still, today they've released a new track that attempts to recapture a little bit of the magic of those times since passed.
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Commanders of an operations room set up by unity government authorities in Misrata say they are preparing an offensive to recapture Sirte.
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Pnini attempts to recapture some of that now-lost visual wonder by rendering the passage of cinematic time more tangible and surreal.
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A lot of games boast dreamlike imagery or "dream logic" or claim that they can recapture the power and weirdness of dreams.
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The assault overlaps with the final stages of the U.S.-backed attack to recapture the Iraqi city of Mosul from Islamic State.
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I can't recapture the fear or the wonderment or the grief — for a recently deceased friend — that I felt in that instant.
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Iraqi counter-terrorism service (CTS) units encircled the nearby Sukkar district on Monday and sought to recapture the strategic Mosul University area.
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It said it liked the comp trajectory among other things and thinks the company can "recapture" gross margin in fiscal year 2020.
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The biggest question for November, of course, is whether Democrats will gain the 24 seats they need to recapture the House majority.
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Taken together, they suggest that Democrats are holding on to the momentum that helped them recapture control of the House last year.
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It is a movie about a fucked-up dude trying to recapture his glory days amid a fog of his own fuckedupedness.
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Bringing back the core cast isn't just good for fans — it helps the actors recapture the special moments from the original series.
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The army has also been trying to recapture a main border crossing with Jordan that has been in rebel hands near Manshiya.
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Syrian President Bashar Assad has vowed to recapture all Syrian territory lost during the nation's civil war, Ford noted in an email.
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In the oil-producing Shabwa province, government forces have been preparing to recapture the neighboring Abyan region and the port city Aden.
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" King also grilled Hall on his failure to recapture the success of his 1999 album Play: "You've never top that since, why?
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Democrats, in their successful campaign to recapture the State Senate for the first time in a decade, promised to end the practice.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has added the seat to the list of congressional races it is eyeing to recapture in November.
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Could it recapture the magic of its debut without suffocating under an avalanche of '80s FM gold, Spielberg homages and "Ghostbusters" references?
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But going back into Boston is so risky that it mostly feels like a chance to introduce Econopeople before June's inevitable recapture.
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Democrats hope to recapture a majority of House seats in this year's election, and swing districts will be crucial to their battle.
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If you're looking to recapture some warm-weather cheer with your wardrobe choices, there are intricate prints of bohemian florals, as well.
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Republicans across the United States hope to recapture the House of Representatives after Democrats swept to power in that chamber last year.
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It took a long, disturbing while before he could recapture the crowd's attention and get people to lay off the old man.
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In October, Iraqi forces set out to recapture Mosul, one the country's largest cities and a major stronghold of the Islamic State.
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Her surrogates, donors, and even some supporters hope that in Houston tonight she can recapture the magic that initially won them over.
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This Hindi movie tells the story of a former athlete, now a working mother, who sets out to recapture her former glory.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Russia and Iran, has vowed to recapture Idlib, the last rebel-held swathe of territory.
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"Frozen 2" could be the next film to join the club, but it first needs to recapture the popularity of its predecessor.
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Many landlords have welcomed the opportunity to recapture those spaces for other uses, landing tenants that can pay more per square foot.
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Iraqi authorities have declined to give a timeline for recapture of the whole city, but it is likely to last for months.
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"You can never recapture that magic, that energy, that goes into that first Stanley Cup run with a new franchise," he said.
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And, perhaps, she's ready to turn back the clock and recapture that magic she first found on Centre Court 17 years ago.
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Moscow is Assad's strongest ally and its air power since 2015 has been crucial to his recapture of vast swathes of Syria.
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By contrast, the index rose less than 4 percent between Obama's election and the 2010 midterms, which saw Republicans recapture the House.
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He pointed to the recapture of Aden in July as evidence that only small numbers of foreign troops were needed for specific operations.
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Around 5,000 soldiers are currently in northern Iraq, assisting and advising Iraqi forces participating in the offensive to recapture Mosul from Islamic State.
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American troops are helping Iraqi coalition forces battle ISIS to recapture cities Hancock and his comrades fought for more than a decade ago.
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Until Ramadi's recapture in December, it was the PMF, assisted by Iranian military advisers, that spearheaded operations to recover territory from Islamic State.
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Abercrombie, like much of the industry, does not recapture many of the sales it gives up when it shutters a location, management said.
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Colsaerts knows it is early days in his efforts to recapture former glories and wants to keep his targets at an attainable level.
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What will happen to these innovative efforts to build interstate power if Democrats recapture the White House and hold the House in 2020?
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They were all retrieved, but the time spent to recapture the animals and repair the enclosure cost the Santa Ana Zoo approximately $8,486.
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Democrats are trying to recapture at least one house of Congress to stall Trump's agenda and have promised additional oversight of the president.
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Close to the Tigris river, the village is a vital step in the first phase of the operation to recapture Mosul from ISIS.
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The recapture of Karma, about 16 kilometers (10 miles) northeast of Falluja, brings most of the territory east of Falluja under government control.
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The recapture of Karma, about 3003 kilometers (10 miles) northeast of Falluja, brings most of the territory east of Falluja under government control.
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IRAQ'S prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, had vowed to recapture Mosul from the so-called Islamic State (IS) by the end of 2016.
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Meanwhile, Chinese stocks have turned out poor performance, falling sharply at the beginning of the year and failing to recapture any real momentum.
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Many had hoped that American forces would stay the course after the expected recapture of Mosul to oversee their rehabilitation in Iraqi politics.
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Despite the complete recapture of Falluja, aid groups stressed that safety is still a concern and urged displaced families not to return home.
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Or he risks weakening his government as Iraqi forces mount a campaign to recapture the northern city of Mosul from Islamic State militants.
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Liam, along with other members of Oasis, rebranded as "Beady Eye" but they could not recapture the magic of what had come before.
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If Tennessee was going to recapture the glory it attained a decade and a half ago, this was going to be the year.
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His comments echo those of Sirwan Barzani, a Peshmerga military commander, who told CNN the battle to recapture Mosul could take two months.
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With just a 3.4% EBIT margin in 1.43, UAA has the opportunity to recapture 600bps+ in EBIT margin over the next several years.
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Is the Is Are is the band's attempt to recapture the potential flashed on 2012's Oshin, and the early returns are promising.
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Lightning may not strike twice, but that isn't stopping the masterminds at ABC from trying to recapture some of that Dirty Dancing magic.
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The launch almost seems like an effort to recapture the news cycle from Instagram which launched "Stories," a Snapchat alternative, earlier this morning.
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Turkish drones helped the Tripoli forces recapture the strategic city of Gheryan in June, and since then, the battle lines have barely shifted.
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Despite widespread distrust of the results, the country held together, helping it recapture its image as a bastion of stability in the region.
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If Clinton wins the White House, Democrats need to pick up a net of four seats to recapture control of the upper chamber.
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McSally's challenge in 22019 will be to recapture the suburban vote in the traditionally Republican-friendly cities of Peoria, Glendale, Gilbert and Chandler.
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"The recapture of our prior listeners is a very, very important factor for us," Chief Executive Roger Lynch told Reuters in an interview.
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In Iraq, the government launched a major operation last month to recapture the Islamic State bastion of Falluja, an hour's drive from Baghdad.
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In a statement Friday, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) warned the recapture of Rawa doesn't mean an end to the needs for civilians.
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Forces from the port city of Misrata began a campaign to retake Sirte six months ago, taking heavy casualties to recapture the city.
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All of that smooths the path for Democrats to recapture the House in November and hand Nancy Pelosi the speaker's gavel once again.
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Raghid Rashid, a local Yazidi policeman, returned this month and fought alongside the peshmerga to recapture the town, 7 miles northeast of Mosul.
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The administration's new plan to introduce more conventional military forces into the region to recapture Raqqa, ISIS's capital, is more of the same.
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But if the XLK and QQQ fail to recapture their momentum, it's going to be tough for the broad market to keep rallying.
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Should markets hold above that level, Maley says the S&P 500 could recapture 2,500 based off a trend line stretching to 2009.
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Her clout in central Florida, a crucial battleground in the state, could help Democrats in their bid to recapture the state in November.
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The national security agencies want to recapture the presidency with any Democrat or Republican who will return to the national security status quo.
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Public discontent with the teachers' protests appears likely to see Alejandro Murat of the PRI recapture the state after a six-year hiatus.
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And it's a critical moment for Sanders to try to recapture momentum before the contest shifts to Florida and Illinois the following week.
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His departure is the ninth by a Republican incumbent, heightening the stakes for the GOP to recapture control of the House in 2020.
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The photos in "The Young Ones" help me do that, and maybe they can help you recapture that magical time of life, too.
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But he said it was unclear whether Mr. Trump could do any of those things effectively enough to recapture control of his narrative.
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After the two escapes, Guzman employed "hundreds of armed guards and others prepared to help him evade detection and recapture," the motion said.
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That's when Donovan huddled with Mexican officials to figure out who was responsible for the escape and, more importantly, how to recapture Guzman.
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If we are to not become the "Dis-United States of America," we must recapture, revitalize that critical moral, civic and pragmatic imperative.
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"You can't recapture people who are gone," Simon says in this slim, emotional memoir of her decade-long friendship with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
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But in a counteroffensive overnight, Kurdish forces managed to recapture two of the 11 villages they had lost since fighting broke out Wednesday.
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Yet Josh's decision-making is no better, especially when it comes to the former flame he hopes to recapture now that he's rich.
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"Elizabeth Warren has the chance to recapture the moral center of America and make it the political center of our party," he said.
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For Republicans, the key in these booming districts will be whether the good economy helps them recapture voters recoiling from Trump's personal behavior.
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Months after the recapture of Falluja showed that Iraq could regain one of the Islamic State's strongholds, the victory now seems at risk.
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And that means to the recapture the House majority, Democrats probably can't leave many of those top-tier suburban opportunities on the table.
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But in 288 a protest pageant of dozens of A.T.V.s roared into Recapture Canyon, some driven by out-of-towners bearing assault rifles.
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The SDF quickly surrounded Manbij — a city in the Aleppo governorate — but the fight to actually recapture the city has been more difficult.
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The Baghdad government is hoping this year to recapture Mosul, the largest city in northern Iraq, seized by the militants nearly two years ago.
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That's likely because even the app's most dedicated users have lamented not being able to recapture a particularly good snap they neglected to save.
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Iraqi forces have continued their push into Mosul's old city, an area of narrow streets and narrower allies, which forces are seeking to recapture.
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Determined to keep civilians out of harm's way, Iraqi security forces adopted new tactics Saturday in their quest to recapture western Mosul from ISIS.
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He questioned why Syrian government troops have been able to recapture Aleppo but not do the same in the comparatively smaller city of Palmyra.
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The time has come for us to build things again—and recapture the knowledge and competitive advantage it creates for our businesses and communities.
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It falls short, they say, of a full-on offensive that would represent a serious attempt to recapture the area, spelling a humanitarian catastrophe.
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Peter Florrick was an awful, unreformed, self-important jerk who often damaged his wife's future in his efforts to try to recapture his past.
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That cooperation has shown gains in recent weeks, notably with the Iraqi recapture of the provincial capital of Ramadi from the Islamic State group.
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Video game makers understand thousand (possibly millions) of 30-something fans are driven by an urge to recapture the simply days of their youth.
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Saving another $6 million by being able to consistently recapture and re-fly fairings would be a significantly positive bump for the bottom line.
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The authorities have said they want to recapture the northern city of Mosul this year, but Iraqi officials privately question whether that is possible.
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This "inventory-recapture model" is industrywide and allows companies to acquire units far more cheaply than it costs to build properties or buy resorts.
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Lizzie: What's a better way to recapture the love and attention of a fickle internet than by writing about a new Mac DeMarco video?
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The official framed the fight for Iraq as centered around efforts to recapture the northern city of Mosul from ISIS forces, Iraq's second-largest.
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The Raqqa assault overlaps with the final stages of the U.S.-backed attack to recapture Islamic State's capital in Iraq, the city of Mosul.
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Now to be able to recapture that magic on a grand scale and let their fans see them together will be something truly special.
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Badr and other Shi'ite paramilitary groups on Saturday joined a U.S.-backed campaign to recapture Mosul, Islamic State's last major city stronghold in Iraq.
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If consumers are being used in this way, providing unpaid labor, do you think there needs to be a movement to recapture this value?
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He said her reemergence is "part of the narrative to recapture the greatness" that Kim Il-sung, the country's founder, instilled on the nation.
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Though ISIS forces left, Turkish security sources told Anadolu's reporter the recapture of Dabiq was the hardest part so far for Operation Euphrates Shield.
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Others point to the recapture in January of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, the head of the Sinaloa mob, who has escaped twice from prison.
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Now you're an adult, and the only way to recapture that magic is to film the same messy process with a gorgeous macro lens.
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The Let's Go series is an effort to recapture some of that magic by offering an experience that's friendly to new or younger players.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Friday he expected Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to send commandos to help recapture Raqqa.
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"I also got rid of the gun I kept at home, after repeated searches by Shi'ite militias" who had helped recapture Kirkuk in October.
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Wadi Barada's recapture came weeks after rebel groups were driven from areas they held for years in east Aleppo, their last major urban stronghold.
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In Europe, the turn to the right -- with Britain perhaps being the best example -- has been fueled by a desire to recapture past glories.
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But a senior Assad aide this week said the Syrian government was ready to fight the U.S.-backed SDF to recapture the entire country.
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He has hardly played over the past two years and while few expect him to recapture his previous greatness, the jury is still out.
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But after his recapture this year, they were swift to say they'd be willing to send him to the United States to face charges.
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The U.S. military disclosed last week that those U.S. forces helped opposition forces recapture the strategic Syrian town of al-Shadadi from Islamic State.
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The Syrian army has so far failed to recapture the border crossing, a once thriving passenger and commercial gateway with Jordan, despite repeated efforts.
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I read that also kind of led to the Hodgins arc, too, because you wanted to recapture that anger we'd once seen in him.
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But it remains to be seen whether scandal alone will be enough for the Democrats to recapture the House or the Senate in November.
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It came during their furious 2012 campaign to recapture the U.S. Senate, defeat President Barack Obama and put Mitt Romney in the White House.
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Even after the recapture of Raqqa, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has left open the possibility of longer-term American assistance to the YPG.
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So far, 38 House Republicans have declined to seek re-election in a year Democrats need to gain 23 seats to recapture their majority.
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With the recapture of the city of Aleppo last December, President Bashar al-Assad's army reinforced its dominant position across most of the country.
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Democrats are gunning to flip at least 23 Republican-held House seats on Tuesday in their bid to recapture a majority in the House.
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The ETF hit an all-time high of $51.25 back in March 2015, a level it tried but failed to recapture during January rallies.
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Democrats need to flip a net of 23 seats to recapture a majority, and there is a lot riding on the over-under here.
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Known as the festival of lights, the holiday commemorates the recapture of Jerusalem and the dedication of the Jewish Temple nearly 6900,2628 years ago.
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This year, Republicans see the sour national mood as evidence that they will defeat Hillary Clinton and recapture the White House from Democratic control.
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The piece takes on haunting significance following the recent recapture of Palmyra, where ISIS has destroyed so many ancient middle-Euphrates artworks and artifacts.
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The US military disclosed last week that those US forces helped opposition forces recapture the strategic Syrian town of al-Shadadi from Islamic State.
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He had to get back on stage and attempt to recapture his former glory, not least to reassure backers of his future earnings potential.
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Since gaining support from Iran, Hezbollah and Russia, Nashashibi added, the Syrian regime finally feels that it is in a position to recapture Aleppo.
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Republicans did recapture control of the House after President Obama's first two years with a Democratic-controlled Congress, and the Senate, too, in 2014.
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Department stores, in particular, have struggled to recapture foot traffic and to make innovations as they lose sales to Amazon and other online sellers.
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When you sell, there are "recapture" rules you need to follow that relate to what kind of capital gain or loss you may declare.
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At a tapas restaurant in Salt Lake City, she said Democrats had to close ranks in 2018 in order to recapture the White House.
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One of Hodgens's cats, named Barnaby (after the former deputy prime minister of Australia), managed to evade recapture for months after he was collared.
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He said this week that he would try to recapture his House seat by challenging Representative Dan Donovan in a Republican primary next year.
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Democrats have been arguing ever since about how to recapture those voters, mostly white and working class, and how much to focus on them.
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American and Western officials are poised to gloat over the recapture of Mosul and Raqqa from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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A greeting-card writer (Bob Odenkirk) tries to recapture his mojo by competing to write the most romantic sentiment for a new California holiday.
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But there's something farcical about him as well, not least when he loses his ability to fly and tries desperately to recapture the magic.
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Why do they each think they can recapture the Midwestern states that swung to Trump in 2016, and what's their plan for doing so?
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With 24-hour cable stations now airing nonstop business and economic coverage, the uniqueness of Mr. Kangas's early reports may be hard to recapture.
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The United States is sending 240 more soldiers to Iraq to help the Iraqi military recapture the city of Mosul from the Islamic State.
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Observatory Director Rami Abdulrahman said he was killed as IS fighters sought to recapture the village of Jabar, which the SDF captured on Monday.
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He seeks to recapture that fame while also navigating his web of equally narcissistic self-destructive friends and frenemies, humans and anthropomorphized animals alike.
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It chronicles how the Boas/Hunt book has acted as a guide for contemporary Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw peoples to recapture, rejuvenate, and rebuild their threatened culture.
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If Democrats were to recapture both chambers, they would serve as a check on Trump's agenda and might even initiate impeachment proceedings against him.
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Originally created by the government, he has since gone rogue and at one point demands asylum from recapture on the basis of his sentience.
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A member of forces loyal to Syria's President Bashar al-Assad takes a position inside a palace complex during their offensive to recapture Palmyra.
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Democrats say the increasingly diverse area exemplifies the sort of educated and affluent suburban district that Democrats will need to win to recapture the House.
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He was swamped at work and she was busy trying to recapture musical glory (with old bandmate, Ben, who clearly is a big Rebecca fan).
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Then they move out, and Jimmie hatches a plan with Montgomery to take it back, to recapture the only place where he's felt at home.
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Nearly a million civilians fled Mosul during Islamic State's rule and the nine-month offensive to recapture the northern city, according to the United Nations.
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DE) for the rest of the year, it said on Tuesday, as the German carmaker battles to recapture ground lost to rival Mercedes-Benz (DAIGn.DE).
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But Disney is hoping to recapture some of his early magic with Dead Men Tell No Tales, even recreating a younger Depp via CG wizardry.
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His last recording was in November 2016, two weeks after the start of the battle to recapture the city of Mosul from Islamic State (IS).
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"So they're trying to recapture them and keep them in their ecosystem," said Darren Seifer, food consumption industry analyst with the NPD Group in Chicago.
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According to yesterday's earnings, the Versa Lite has so far failed to recapture the Versa's success by offering a fewer features at a discounted price.
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The Miami meeting followed a phone call to Gomez last Friday by U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch to congratulate Mexico on its recapture of Guzman.
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These last 16 Arrested Development episodes suggest Hurwitz has mainly been thinking about Arrested Development: perhaps pondering its glory days, wondering how to recapture them.
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"I am the happiest person in the world," Syria's antiquities chief Maamoun Abdulkarim told Christiane Amanpour following the recapture of the ancient city from ISIS.
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Nor when they surrounded and killed its soldiers trying to recapture the Donbas (a part of eastern Ukraine seized by Russian-backed separatists in 2014).
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I hoped that in 2016 my party would recapture the presidency with a candidate who was principled, respected, and a great leader for our nation.
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The head of the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency cautioned this week that Iraqi forces were unlikely to recapture Mosul this year, despite hopes by Baghdad.
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An American official involved in the manhunt told PEOPLE this week that Guzmén's secret meeting with Sean Penn in October helped lead to his recapture.
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Rand Paul tried to recapture his father's libertarian base, but his wishy-washy stance on ISIS alienated the isolationist voters who should've kept him afloat.
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Joaquén "El Chapo" Guzmén Loera has been given new digs – and a new look – upon returning to a Mexican prison following his recapture last Friday.
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The Serenity is falling apart, and it's being chased by agents of the Alliance, who are trying to recapture fugitive siblings River and Simon Tam.
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He was a member of the militant group's war committee and was involved in ISIS' recapture of the ancient city of Palmyra, the statement said.
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The good news is that Handmaid's Tale Season 2 eventually does start to recapture some of the poignancy that made Season 21 an unprecedented phenomenon.
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Future Democrats may not recapture Obama's highs with black voters, but there's no reason to think there will be further drop-offs in the future.
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El Chapo's recapture is thus a "tremendous new year's gift" for the president, says Raúl Benítez, a security expert at UNAM, Mexico's largest public university.
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Now, a new social media campaign called #SendASign aims to recapture the momentum of support for refugees and immigrants that went viral one year ago.
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Coronel, however, had nothing bad to say about Mexican and American actress Kate del Castillo, whose electronic messages helped lead to Guzman's recapture in January.
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Though the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and U.S. Marshals helped in the recapture, American officials have taken no credit and instead lavished praise on Mexico.
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As a result, helium costs were artificially low, discouraging recycling of the gas and making it easier to simply buy more gas than recapture it.
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Democrats need to pick up at least 2900 House seats to recapture control of the chamber and the electoral map is leaning in their favor.
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Democrats also face a tough 2018 battle to recapture the Senate, where Republicans now hold a 52-48 advantage and have fewer seats at risk.
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Until lawmakers in that state adopt these changes, accountholders who use their funds for K-12 tuition will face the recapture of their tax deductions.
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Iran, the main stumbling block to any production control due to its zeal to recapture market share lost to sanctions, welcomed the plan without commitment.
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A senior aide to President Bashar al-Assad said the government would fight any force, including the U.S.-backed fighters, to recapture the entire country.
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And if the Democrats are to win the White House in 2628, they need to recapture those swing Obama-Trump voters they lost in 28503.
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The Arab states say they must recapture Hodeidah to deprive the Houthis of their main source of income and prevent them from smuggling in arms.
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It was a theme in his campaign to recapture the Labor party leadership that earlier this week (Tuesday) saw him go through to a runoff.
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Falluja's recovery lent fresh momentum to the campaign to recapture Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city and the biggest anywhere within the jihadists' self-proclaimed caliphate.
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He said Friday that Afghan security forces have taken the necessary preparations to recapture the area from the Taliban and that operation would begin Friday.
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But Democrats have already put a number of Senate seats in their sights as they look to recapture a majority in the chamber in 85003.
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All eight attacks took place between November 17 and December 20133, as government forces, backed by Russian aircraft, pushed to recapture the key Syrian city.
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All eight attacks took place between November 17 and December 13, as government forces, backed by Russian aircraft, pushed to recapture the key Syrian city.
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Caro Quintero was freed from prison by a judge in Mexico in 2013, embarrassing the government and prompting the United States to request his recapture.
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Its cool-blue aesthetic shouldn't be difficult to recapture in a club setting, even without Mr. Payton's trumpet and Fender Rhodes piano in the mix.
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Republicans will need to net 85033 seats in 2020 to recapture control of the House, though they too are guarding a handful of competitive seats.
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Given the fallout from the article, Del Castillo's legal problems, and Chapo's recapture, it is hard to imagine things picking up where they left off.
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The Arab states say they must recapture Hodeidah to deprive the Houthis of their main source of income and prevent them from bringing in missiles.
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And Democrats, in their successful bid to recapture the State Senate for the first time in a decade, campaigned on a promise to close it.
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As the country struggles with deep cultural and political divisions, the skill could be the very thing that helps Ms. Ray recapture a certain currency.
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But the speaker is keen to turn the focus back to the strategy and issues that helped her recapture the House in the midterm election.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Russia and Iran, has vowed to recapture Idlib, the last rebel-held swathe of territory in the country.
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The money will also go to helping Republicans down ballot as the party seeks to hold its majority in the Senate and recapture the House.
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They vote less often than older whites in midterm campaigns for Congress — which helped Republicans recapture the House in 22016 and the Senate in 237.
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After a disappointing fourth-place showing in her neighboring state, the Massachusetts senator needs a breakout moment to recapture the momentum she had last fall.
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In an attempt to recapture some of my old routines, I attended a rehearsal of the New York Philharmonic on a Wednesday morning in May.
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Under Potdevin, Lululemon has sought recapture its growth by maintaining leaner inventory, focusing on selling directly to its customers and fostering a clearly defined brand.
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Our priapic president's past pursuits coupled with the youth-led gun control debate have helped the Democrats look poised to recapture control of the House.
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He'll hope to recapture the same magic this year, despite the departures of three longtime cast members in Bobby Moynihan, Vanessa Bayer and Sasheer Zamata.
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"Nike's business is strengthening in [North America], and we expect the company to continue to recapture the share it has lost to Adidas," Jefferies said.
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For most who go AWOL, recapture and the likelihood of an extra 10 years on their sentence are all they have to look forward to.
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The indictment came as Collins, 68, was seeking a fourth two-year term in November's elections, where Democrats hope to recapture the House of Representatives.
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Democrats' main goal over the next two years is to recapture their status as the party of the working class and not just of coastal elites.
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That's when many lawmakers in the U.S. Congress, currently controlled by Republicans, are up for reelection, and Democrats hope they can recapture the House of Representatives.
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Harris has simply not been able to recapture the magic she had in that first debate of this election; Tuesday night was another swing and miss.
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I've been able to recapture a bit of the wonder I used to feel ~surfin' the web~ thanks to a newly rediscovered love of open directories.
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Ro Khanna has outlined a set of new regulations for Silicon Valley that Democratic legislators may start pushing next year if they recapture Congress in November.
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Saudi Arabia embarked on its market-share-recapture strategy very late in the game — a clear missed call on what was to develop in unconventional reservoirs.
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The advance is the latest gain in a major Russian-led campaign that began in December in northwestern Idlib province to recapture the last rebel stronghold.
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The film is broadly about gentrification in San Francisco, and more specifically about the things one person does to try to recapture the feeling of home.
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What they're saying: Walden said in a statement that he believes "that a path exists for Republicans to recapture a majority in the House," per Politico.
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But when Jordan attacked Israel again in the Six Day War of 1967, Israel successfully routed its advancing forces, enabling Israel to recapture the Old City.
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For me, they recapture the original spirit of storytelling, inspiring the reader to use their imagination to create their own narrative to accompany the beautiful imagery.
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But even the temporary respite the voluneers regarded as precious, because it reminded them there was another way to be that was worth working to recapture.
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It was an effort that sought to recapture the moment -- and momentum -- Christie was party to shortly after his blowout re-election victory in November 2013.
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Dems must win 3 or 20203 seats to take control of the Senate — 4 to recapture control — or 3, if they also win the vice presidency.
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The army has long said it wants to use the airbase as a launchpad for the recapture of Mosul about 60 km (40 miles) further north.
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It includes Philippines family gatherings around roast pig and exiled Syrians trying to recapture a bit of home at a shawarma shop in a refugee camp.
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Bana's mother Fatemah, 26, created a Twitter account for her daughter in late September, as the Syrian army launched a major ground offensive to recapture Aleppo.
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There seems to be, instead, something about the capture or recapture of a round number that draws in marginal buyers, and perhaps even grabs the imagination.
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Before Islamic State took over, these farmlands were a stronghold of its predecessor al Qaeda, which U.S. forces - and later Iraqis - fought for years to recapture.
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Ever since his recapture almost two weeks ago, the cartel kingpin has been held at the same maximum-security prison from which he escaped last year.
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If more companies and laboratories would capture the gas and liquefy it, they could recapture the cost of the capture facilities in just a few years.
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During the past decade when conservatives were in power, they tried to recapture the high-growth years that characterized South Korea's dynamic postwar rise from poverty.
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"About an hour ago what was job number two for us, Raqqa Syria, is now job number one," Townsend said, referring to the recapture of Mosul.
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His recapture on Friday involved Mexican marines, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and U.S. Marshals, a senior Mexican police source and a U.S. source said.
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Running for president, he cannot hope to recapture that magic with more than a dozen other highly capable candidates aiming to knock him off that pedestal.
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For 2020, the three states Democrats are most hoping to recapture from Trump are all in that middle group: Michigan (22), Wisconsin (513) and Pennsylvania (24).
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If he does not, he will risk weakening his government as Iraqi forces mount a campaign to recapture the northern city of Mosul from the militants.
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Assad, for whom the recapture of Aleppo would be a strategic prize, has vowed to take back "every inch" of Syria from what he calls terrorists.
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If the Vikings can recapture the magic that carried them to the NFC Championship in 2017, Cousins should help them be a threat in the NFC.
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The "remain" side may recapture strength as the vote gets closer, especially if the economic costs of leaving begin to seem too high to the voters.
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The recapture of eastern Ghouta represents Assad's biggest battlefield victory since late 2016, when he took back Aleppo, and underlines his unassailable position in the war.
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These shifts have caused significant disruption in the ad industry as holding companies and their agencies struggle to recapture what were formerly reliable sources of revenue.
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The Houston Astros have climbed back into the playoff race following a dismal April, while the Seattle Mariners are trying to recapture their early-season magic.
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Once he took office, the Tea Party flourished in opposition to him and to the bank bailouts, and, in 2010, it helped Republicans recapture the House.
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We want to recapture some those feelings and rebuild some of these social bonds and re-engage with people we've lost touch with over the years.
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The Red Wings will announce that he's going on the LTIR with a bad back or whatever else, saving them from a $5 million recapture penalty.
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Whoever gets the nomination will need to recapture and motivate those blocks that supported the other guy or face a similar reckoning as Clinton in 2016.
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But Russia, using force and negotiated surrenders, helped Mr. Assad recapture the other three zones, sending thousands of defeated rebel fighters and their families into Idlib.
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Given President Trump's great unpopularity and how well Democrats have done in recent elections, it looks increasingly likely that Democrats can recapture the House in 2018.
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Cleveland was hoping that RGIII could recapture his brief glory days and help the Browns jump on the city's winning bandwagon alongside the Cavaliers and Indians.
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As everyone wanted to recapture the feeling of the original film, it felt right to begin planning the sequence using actual drawings rather than computer images.
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Assad and Iranian allies have sworn to recapture all Syria, while Turkey has threatened to drive out the SDF, which it sees as a terrorist group.
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Assad, with Russia's help, resumed the offensive to retake Idlib by force — part of a larger push to recapture all Syrian territory out of his control.
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During the past decade, when conservatives were in power, they tried to recapture the high-growth years that characterized South Korea's dynamic postwar rise from poverty.
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Russia and Iran, along with allied militias like Lebanon's Hezbollah, are helping Assad consolidate control and recapture territory he lost to the rebels and jihadist groups.
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That is understandable; he had thoracic outlet syndrome in 2016 and shoulder trouble last year, and cannot be expected to recapture all of his past glory.
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But it struck me that you should never try to recapture the memorable scenes of the past, because you are likely to lose those memories forever.
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The Islamic State's last holdout is now a small area of Mosul's Old City, and the battle to recapture it is reportedly in its final moments.
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In recent days, they've tried to recapture the energy behind Harris' Senate committee interrogation of then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh by calling for his impeachment.
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Adding to Labour's problems was the deep personal unpopularity of Mr. Corbyn, who could never recapture the cheerful aura that seemed to surround him in 2017.
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Flipping a state like Tennessee would go a long way toward the party's efforts to recapture the Senate, where they now have a 49-85033 minority.
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The sooner some in the Republican Party realize this, the better their chances to recapture the White House after a long time in the political wilderness.
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How can it recapture the optimism, restore the solidarity and reassure its core members while delivering economic opportunity to its poorer members and to its youth?
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Democrats will need more than that to recapture the majority against a handful of tough GOP incumbents, several of whom toppled sitting Democratic senators in 2014.
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"That is certainly possible and again it is going to be a tough fight," Carter said when asked if the recapture would be complete before Jan.
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First, ISIS will strive to recapture previously held Iraqi cities to maintain its so-called caliphate and preserve its image as leader in the global jihadist movement.
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Bartos's father stands in the foreground, baring his imposing physique in a black Speedo: the image of an aging man desperate to recapture time and former glory.
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The recapture of Aleppo is Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's biggest victory so far in the nearly six-year-old war, but the fighting is not over.
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DAMASCUS, Syria – Syrian soldiers celebrated the recapture of the main border crossing with Jordan on Saturday, raising portraits of President Bashar Assad and tearing down rebel flags.
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President Bashar al-Assad, who is backed by Russia, Iran and Hezbollah, wants to recapture all of Aleppo, Syria's biggest city before the five-year-old conflict.
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New York (CNN Business)SpaceX just shared some footage from a successful attempt to recapture part of a rocket's nose cone after it plunged into the ocean.
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The network tried, but ultimately failed, to recapture that audience with Whitney Port's turn on The City, and with the oft-forgotten model-based saga 8th & Ocean.
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Three years after Pokémon Go took the world by storm, Niantic is back to try to recapture that lightning in a bottle with Harry Potter: Wizards Unite.
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Only recently did Syrian forces backed by Russian airstrikes recapture Palmyra from ISIS, months after the ancient city fell to the Islamic extremist group, state media reported.
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Sega just released a new chunk of gameplay footage from Sonic Mania, the upcoming Sonic game that looks to recapture the speedy hedgehog's former days of glory.
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The past year has seen President Bashar al-Assad's government recapture many key areas from rebels, including suburbs of the capital in what Damascus calls "reconciliation" deals.
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The head of Iraq's Sunni endowment, a public institution that manages religious sites, delivered the first Friday sermon since the city's recapture at a mosque inside Falluja.
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The rise of nationalist figures in Europe, Japan, India, and the US has been met with the call to fortify borders and recapture a strong national identity.
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The war on Islamic State has increased the influence of Iranian-backed Shi'ite paramilitary groups which helped defend Baghdad after Mosul fell and fought to recapture territory.
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Assad's forces have been focusing offensives in the western provinces of Aleppo, Latakia, Hama and Homs in a campaign to recapture territory and cut rebel supply lines.
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Damascus says its main objectives are to recapture Aleppo - Syria's biggest city before the war - and seal the Turkish border, lifeline of rebel-held territory for years.
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America, the Kurds' protector, opposed the referendum, and American-trained units helped recapture Kirkuk—to the fury of congressmen who believe the operation was orchestrated by Iran.
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Since 2014, the Kurdish Regional Government has been fighting ISIS; not only halting its advance across northern Iraq but going on the offensive to recapture lost ground.
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This became the creative mold at Telltale, where former employees say every new game was — to some degree — trying to recapture the spark of The Walking Dead.
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But in a blow to the anti-IS campaign, last week the jihadists crushed a planned rebellion in Mosul intended to ease the recapture of the city.
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Quoting military sources, the paper said that troops have reached the northern countryside of the neighboring Hama province as part of military preparations to recapture Idlib province.
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Polaroid Swing, an app that captures one-second snap shots, is set to launch a hardware product that promises to recapture the "specialness" of the traditional camera.
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The LNA carried out air strikes this month to repel what it said was an attempt to recapture Oil Crescent ports it took control of in September.
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Charlotta María Hauksdóttir moved to California in 2003 to study photography, and has spent most of the intervening years trying to recapture the landscapes of her youth.
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Fear of retribution About 70 kilometers (43 miles) west of Mosul, a battle to recapture the ISIS-controlled city of Tal Afar has reignited simmering sectarian tensions.
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If Brown wins and Democrats manage to recapture the Senate, Brown stands to chair the Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee — a worrisome prospect for Wall Street.
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The Arab states say they must recapture Hodeidah to deprive the Houthis of their main source of income and prevent them from smuggling in Iranian-made missiles.
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But that may be necessary next year if Hillary Clinton wins the White House and Democrats narrowly recapture the Senate, which they lost in the 2014 midterms.
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An Iraqi offensive to recapture it, backed by air strikes and advisors from a U.S.-led coalition, would be the biggest counterattack ever mounted against the group.
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"The only way to avoid partition, without a peace agreement, is for the Syrian government to recapture the whole country and that could take years," says Ford.
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The research team was able to recapture a dozen shrews at three points over the year—winter, spring, and summer—and measure their skulls at each timepoint.
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There was an intense gun battle followed by at least an hour of relative quiet, in part as security forces prepared their bid to recapture the hotel.
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If he were, he would reflect on the many ironies that attend his recapture on January 8th, after two escapes in 15 years from high-security prisons.
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Gomez also had to contend with the July 2015 escape from a maximum security prison of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman before his recapture this January.
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Both Apple and Microsoft have made announcements this year, designed, in part, to recapture some of the market share they've lost to Google's cloud-based hardware offering.
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Their commentary was riveting, so I took to the internet in an attempt to recapture those moments of childhood bliss, assuming that the tunes must hold up.
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This movie isn't meant for a casual audience, it's for the diehard fans who want to recapture that feeling: wonder and joy in the face of darkness.
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The Iran-backed and battle-hardened paramilitaries bring additional firepower to the nearly two-week-old campaign to recapture Iraq's second largest city from the jihadist group.
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As it is, the show sinks into sluggish earnestness early, and you keep waiting for it to recapture the promising wit and daring with which it began.
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The expanded GOP majority will make it more difficult for Democrats to recapture the Senate in 2628, when the electoral map will be more favorable for them.
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Insurers will often try to recapture coverage payments they had made previously, if they find out a facility was offering what the insurers deem as excessive care.
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But local militias aligned with the internationally recognized Government of National Accord and backed by over 500 US airstrikes were able to recapture the city in December.
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But if Democrats recapture the House, restive rank-and-file Republicans may not want to stick with the same leadership team and instead hit the reset button.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said the government offensive to recapture the city of Mosul from Islamic State militants was in its final stages.
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Damascus appears to be applying tried and tested military means, combining air strikes and bombardment with ground assaults, as it did to recapture eastern Aleppo in 2016.
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But we can at least recapture some of that excitement, rerouting our brains and redirecting our attention away from the hellfire and over to spaces we enjoy.
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That list went kind of viral on social media, so we were super proud knowing we had done something to help people recapture some measure of power.
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But, in some cases, the locations where they take place are — and you can recapture the magic by visiting them (or getting hitched there) in real life.
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That feeling of boundlessness—when every experience is a first, when each day offers the freedom of the unknown is something that she's strained to recapture since.
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Syrian government forces have taken advantage of rebel infighting, particularly a separate spat further south near Damascus, to recapture territory from insurgents in the six-year conflict.
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Shoom was Rampling's attempt to recapture the vibe he'd experienced in Ibiza—with a decided emphasis on the new house and techno sounds coming in from America.
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The Sero is a QLED high definition television that can flip 90 degrees to recapture the viewing environment of many online videos, Instagram accounts, and TikTok videos.
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Adults in the audience are prodded to recapture their long-lost moviegoing innocence, while their young companions are patiently directed to giggle warmly or gasp in amazement.
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Gel pens are still available today, but we have to imagine that buyers are mainly nostalgic millennials picking up gel pens to recapture that middle school magic.
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A Democratic recapture of the Senate would be a very big deal, but they are unlikely to take the House, thanks to the clustering of their voters.
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It was wonderful and sad — wonderful to recapture this organic way of having fun, and sad to realize I'd likely soon be back to my old ways.
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More than 100 fighters from the GNA-backed brigades have been killed and more than 500 wounded since the campaign to recapture Sirte began in early May.
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But Dr. He suggested that the parents of the twins, especially the H.I.V.-positive father, saw the procedure as a way to recapture their reason for living.
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Even Democrats who don't say that Sanders could recapture Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, which narrowly went for Trump and spurred his victory over Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Lindsey Graham to recapture some of the Republicans who voted against the original deal by crafting the February 8 strategy promising to handle immigration at that time.
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Democrats, outflanked by Mr. Trump in the 2016 presidential campaign, are seeking to recapture the loyalty of voters convinced that globalization is eroding their fortunes and prospects.
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Mr. Trump's recent messages opposing transgender people in the armed forces and encouraging aggressive behavior by the police have been seen as efforts to recapture that base.
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The local people who keep wild animals as pets to lure tourists often claim that they release the animals at night and recapture them in the morning.
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He also responded to charges Tuesday by Amnesty International that "the U.S.-led coalition used imprecise, explosive weapons, killing thousands of civilians" during the recapture of Mosul.
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If the Democrats do recapture the House -- and there are no guarantees -- they would be wise not to see that outcome as a validating embrace by voters.
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The idea behind Stationhead is to democratize and recapture the personality of traditional radio broadcasts — the kind of conversation and personal connection that's missing from a playlist.
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In Bergreen's opinion, Casanova's relentless amatory pursuits were an attempt to recapture the love of his often-absent mother, a traveling comic actress known as La Buranella.
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But Judge, it turned out, evaded the Washingtons' dogged (and sometimes illegal) efforts to recapture her, and would live quietly in New Hampshire for another 50 years.
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The U.S. soldiers are conducting a joint exercise with their South Korean allies, and the mission for the day is to recapture a village in enemy hands.
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Inaugurating a new trilogy, this space opera tried to recapture the pop energy of the original three films, while finding more room for women and nonwhite characters.
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Ostapenko, a former French Open champion and top-5 player, has struggled to recapture her top form since a wrist injury toward the end of last year.
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Ostapenko, a former French Open champion and top-5 player, has struggled to recapture her top form since a wrist injury toward the end of last year.
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The period is called the Mycenaean because Homer portrays the city's king, Agamemnon, as leader of the Greek fleet that set out to recapture Helen of Troy.
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The Syrian government has sworn to recapture territory held by the SDF, including Islamic State's former capital Raqqa and oil and gas fields east of the Euphrates.
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Its self-declared "caliphate" is also crumbling fast in eastern Syria, helping President Bashar al-Assad and his Iranian and Russian allies to recapture swathes of territory.
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"While TRU recapture was significantly lower than initial forecasts, the gap to expectations is well known and factored into current stock prices," Wissink said in a research note.
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The recapture of Shirqat is a stepping stone in the Iraqi military's move on Islamic State's stronghold of Mosul city, some 100 km (60 miles) to the north.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)The US-led coalition has pounded ISIS targets relentlessly since the offensive to recapture Mosul began last month, a military official told reporters on Tuesday.
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Iraqi forces on Thursday launched an offensive to recapture the last patch of Iraqi territory still in the hands of Islamic State, on the border area with Syria.
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Cashin said he hasn't seen selling get to the point of capitulation, which is when investors give up trying to recapture what they lost in a sell-off.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Islamic State is putting up a tough fight in Falluja and its recapture by the Iraqi army could take time, said Iraqi Finance Minister Hoshiyar Zebari.
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The army's recapture of oil-producing Kirkuk province and other territory across northern Iraq has dismayed the city's Kurds but brought comfort to residents from other ethnic groups.
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Needing a two-seat gain to recapture a majority, Democrats must defend incumbents in states such as Missouri, Indiana and North Dakota where the Trump base looms larger.
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To recapture that money and win the hearts of young Saudis, Mohammed bin Salman appears to be trying to bring a little bit of Dubai to Saudi Arabia.
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She does examine the quieter, but burgeoning, Christian left, a movement that emerged in the 1960s, aiming to recapture the spirt of reform that marked earlier evangelical eras.
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On November 1st Iraqi special forces said they had penetrated Mosul's eastern suburbs for the first time since the operation to recapture the city began on October 17th.
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By taking Facebook back to its roots, Zuckerberg is hoping to recapture that — and fulfill his goals of ensuring that Facebook helps build communities that touch people's lives.
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In 1783 he signed the first fugitive slave law, which authorised the recapture of escaped slaves in any state and the punishment of anyone found harbouring fugitive slaves.
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After a short trip back to the United States, he returned to Syria in January 2016, fighting in Al-Jazira and Kobani before the offensive to recapture Manbij.
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In contrast to The Lion King, Aladdin seems less like a shot-for-shot recreation of its '90s original than an attempt to recapture some of its energy.
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The politician's latest detention followed a failed attempt by police to recapture him in a raid on the camp on Wednesday, which led to violent clashes with protesters.
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Reconstruction of Mosul, much of which was destroyed in a military campaign to recapture the city from Islamic State militants in 2017, has barely begun and is haphazard.
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Heavy shooting and mortar fire shook the neighborhood, which the soldiers were trying to recapture from Islamic State militants who have held Mosul for more than two years.
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But he said there were more obstacles ahead before they could launch a battle to recapture Mosul, the country's second city and the biggest under Islamic State control.
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And it seems like the network is struggling to recapture the thing that made it powerful in the first place: cultural relevancy with a young, ever-rotating audience.
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It has strongly criticized the United States for arming the YPG as part of efforts to support the SDF in its battle to recapture Raqqa from Islamic State.
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Houses, schools, mosques and streets are all booby-trapped, a big problem in West Mosul following its recapture by government forces this month after nine months of fighting.
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Nothing in adulthood can quite match the excitement of those early days, but even if you can recapture a fraction of it, you're off to a good start.
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Washington once was the premier program in the Pacific Northwest before Oregon snatched away that moniker and the Huskies are moving into position to recapture their past status.
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He said it was the army's job to recapture the Wadi Barada area, which he said had been occupied by a jihadist group not covered by the ceasefire.
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Information included in Sean Penn's profile of the kingpin reveals that Kate del Castillo, a popular Mexican actress, played a central role in Guzman's interview and subsequent recapture.
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Public executions were being carried out for "treason and collaboration" with Iraqi forces trying to recapture the city, or for the use of banned mobile phones or desertion.
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The new site, Club Penguin Island, will look to recapture kids' interest, with a modern-day take on the original virtual world, but one's that focused on mobile.
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For one thing, it prohibited nations from going to war to recapture lost territory or other goods, since those were now in the lawful possession of the victor.
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GOP strategist and CEO Sarah Chamberlain said Republicans must work to win back support from female suburban voters following Tuesday's midterm elections that say Democrats recapture the House.
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Iraqi forces launched an offensive on Thursday to recapture the last patch of Iraqi territory still in the hands of Islamic State, on the border area with Syria.
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Bannon emphasized that he and Trump were leading a revolution, fighting on behalf of native workers to recapture American sovereignty from a shadowy elite, foreign interests, and immigrants.
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Earlier in the day, Iran, trying to recapture oil exports lost to sanctions, rejected a Saudi offer to limit its output in exchange for reduced supply by Riyadh.
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Op-Ed Contributor ERBIL, Iraq — A military push to recapture Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, and the rest of Nineveh Province from the Islamic State is expected soon.
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Another alternative exists for Democrats worried about their future: to recapture parts of the white working and middle classes that they have lost over time to the Republicans.
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"We attacked Daesh (Islamic State) in al-Fatayeh to recapture the area ... The attack was from all sides except the south, which is where they fled," said Addabaa.
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Houseparty is an app that allows multiple people to video chat at once, and it became hugely popular with under-24s, a market Facebook was eager to recapture.
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What is at play, however, is something that has been typical during midterm elections historically, and that is a recapture of lost seats by the non-presidential party.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the fighting was the heaviest yet in the army's three-week campaign to recapture the desert city from Islamic State fighters.
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Trump's weak ratings mirror the significant Republican deficit in polls measuring preferences for control of Congress this fall, giving Democrats a chance to recapture the House and Senate.
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The effect has been to subordinate multiple other American national security interests in the Middle East, such as the containment of Iranian influence, to recapture terrain from ISIS.
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A first group of Russian jets has left Syria, after an air campaign that backed the forces of President Bashar al-Assad and allowed him to recapture territory.
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When we boot up Axiom: Verge or Braid, we see the pixelated graphics and familiar controls and recapture Saturdays spent in front of a CRT and a SNES.
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At the end of that journey is something wonderful you can't recapture, but that got you where you are today — something that simultaneously inspires both bitterness and joy.
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Short term, though, the Packers probably try to recapture their Week 7 magic in Week 8 against the Falcons, and that makes Montgomery and Cobb more appealing starters.
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The Gulf state last week openly intervened to support the separatists by launching air strikes on government forces as they tried to recapture Aden, forcing them to withdraw.
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It recounts his youth and studies in West Africa, his enslavement in Charleston, and his escape, recapture, jailing and eventual sale to a brother of North Carolina's governor.
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The recapture of Mosul would be a serious blow to ISIS's presence in Iraq, and limit them to rural areas outside the major city that are sparsely populated.
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Soon, Yanek Alpha is crossing over to the Prime Universe to spend time with his family, to pose as his doppelganger, to try to recapture what he's lost.
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Fresh investment, and fresh ideas, may follow in his wake, helping to close the gap with England's Premier League, to recapture a little of Serie A's golden age.
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Earlier this year, weeks of violence displaced 320,000 people in the southern province of Daraa, after the Russian-backed Syrian military launched an offensive to recapture the town.
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It presents an opportunity to reassert why New Yorkers elected him in the first place, to recapture some bit of that 2013 energy that swept him into office.
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An aide to President Bashar al-Assad meanwhile said the government would fight any force, including U.S.-backed militias, in efforts to recapture the rest of the country.
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The account, created in September 2016, highlighted the conditions in the rebel-held part of Aleppo during a government push to recapture what was then Syria's largest city.
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Russia has called for five-hour daily ceasefire each day in eastern Ghouta since early last week, but the Syrian government offensive to recapture the enclave has continued.
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The oil ministry has said it does not expect to resume production from the Qayyara region before security forces recapture Mosul, Islamic State's de facto capital in Iraq.
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Joshua lost all his world boxing championship titles to Andy Ruiz Jr. in June but has the chance to recapture them in Saturday&aposs rematch, in Saudi Arabia.
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After playing a classic game to the point of memorization, how do you recapture the sense of adventure and discovery you experienced the first time you played it?
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The pact comes one week after Assad's government claimed total recapture of Aleppo, which was once Syria's largest city until civil war erupted there about five years ago.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week that the Syrian army would soon recapture Palmyra from Islamic State, which has held the desert city for nearly a year.
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Ona Judge, who escaped the presidential residence in Philadelphia in 1796 and defied all efforts to recapture her, is the subject of an exhibition and a new book.
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Not difficult to recall that Wong Kar-wai shot much of "In the Mood for Love" in Bangkok in order to recapture the Hong Kong of the Sixties.
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After a summer of backsliding in the polls, Harris has scheduled a series of intimate meetings designed to recapture the success of her earliest days as a politician.
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The popularity of the pre-existing protections provisions helped doom congressional Republicans' attempts to repeal the law in 2017 and helped Democrats recapture control of House last November.
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In 1977, an Israeli radio station prematurely broadcast his tip that German forces were on their way to recapture a Lufthansa plane that had been hijacked to Somalia.
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I'll never quite be able to recapture that feeling when playing the game again — but the thematic depth it adds will only make future playthroughs all the richer.
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A hasty American withdrawal, experts said, would erode the authority and legitimacy of the Afghan government, raising the risk that the Taliban could recapture control of the country.
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By spending their money more wisely, Democrats can win the Georgia special election and, in 2018, prevail in enough races to recapture control of the House of Representatives.
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Successes in the first phase include the recapture of about 40 percent of the territory ISIS once held and the elimination of leaders and income sources, he added.
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With such huge success the first time round, the team behind the soundtrack set about trying to "recapture its magic," using the same formula for the next two.
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But Democratic state lawmakers may prefer to leave Christie in office as a convenient punching bag and focus on trying to recapture the governor's mansion next year, she added.
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He lauded the Syrian army's assault on Aleppo, claiming the effort to recapture it represents "a significant landmark" in bringing the country's 5-year civil war to a close.
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About 5,000 U.S. troops are in Iraq and between 100 and 200 U.S. forces are so far embedded with Iraqi and Kurdish troops battling to recapture Mosul, they say.
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"We don't expect to recapture all of the loss (of) revenue in 2018, but by 2019, we should have moved beyond Toys 'R' Us," Chief Executive Brian Goldner said.
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After an exciting but decidedly grim opener on Thursday, the NFL was able to recapture the news cycle with a downright pleasant Week 1 Sunday of consistently compelling football.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Friday he expected Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to send commandos to help recapture Islamic State's eastern Syrian stronghold, Raqqa.
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Now, after his recapture, the government has said it supports the idea but only once it goes through the proper legal procedures — which officials have said could take years.
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O'Rourke wasn't able to recapture the astonishing momentum of his Senate race, even with early praise from Barack Obama and his aides, and a strong initial round of fundraising.
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The recapture of Palmyra isn't strategically significant A UNESCO World Heritage site dating back to the Neolithic era, Palmyra was once home to a stunning array of ancient treasures.
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At the same time, big companies were asking how they could recapture their innovative DNA and I realized how similar these issues are and thought it was worth exploring.
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The first of the threatening responses was from a Twitter account reputedly belonging to Ivan Archivaldo Guzman, containing profanity and insults, immediately after the news of his father's recapture.
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Biggest weakness: Murray has failed to recapture his best form since undergoing hip surgery and may be exposed by the baseline hustlers in what could be his final tournament.
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Nowhere is this more apparent than in the game's opening minutes when it tries—and fails—to recapture the glory of Medal of Honor: Allied Assault's Normandy invasion mission.
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Video footage shot by the AP in January 2017 showed a coalition-backed unit advancing on Mocha, part of an eventually successful campaign to recapture the Red Sea town.
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The U.N. has warned of a humanitarian catastrophe in the southwest caused by the fighting that erupted after a Russian-backed army offensive to recapture rebel-held southern Syria.
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The attack on Akashat is meant to pave the way for the recapture of urban centers in the Euphrates valley, including the border post of al-Qaim, it said.
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He lost his seat to a 22001-year-old rookie named Jenson Button In 20123 he returned to America to recapture past glories, but again the results wouldn't come.
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The split comes as U.S.-backed fighters in Syria have started a military campaign to recapture the city of Raqqa from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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Asked if the government planned to recapture the Islamic State-held city of Raqqa, Assad said it was the Syrian army's role to liberate "every inch" of Syrian land.
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Armed groups behind the U.N.-backed government of national accord, or GNA, have announced an effort to defend Tripoli, vowing to recapture all areas seized by Hifter's forces. Col.
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Hoping to recapture the momentum of the 22019 Republican Revolution, House Republicans in 2010 rolled out the "Pledge to America," which included generally vague language about several policy proposals.
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But the first woman to serve as Speaker of the House lost the majority in 85033 and failed to recapture it in any of the three elections since then.
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