A trailer like this resonates because it's about recapturing memories.
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Democrats have a clear path to recapturing the White House.
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Paul is talking about recapturing the magic of his 22016 filibuster.
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But what does recapturing Guzmán mean for the U.S.-Mexico relationship?
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Stifel said the company is recapturing market share at a "surprising" speed.
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They're also genuinely entertaining, recapturing lost details of thinkers' personal lives without sensationalism.
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When it's working, it does a capable job of recapturing that old magic.
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For years now, he's been saying that he's recapturing the family's other language.
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But recapturing these voters, many of them once SPD loyalists, is proving tough going.
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But it's more than just a way of recapturing the nostalgia of his youth.
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We see the American Revolution in patriots defending or recapturing lighthouses from the British.
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At 55, Mahdavi has built a career around recapturing the palette of her youth.
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The fighting, which included recapturing most of the city's airport, has not been easy.
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And she's talking about the idea of recapturing, as a black woman — and this happens largely in the black community — this idea of recapturing your image and how it's this statement about technology and about taking it back and framing yourself. Yeah.
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The troops conducted a 20-minute mock public exercise recapturing a remote island from invaders.
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Even more, data can inform scheduling choices, and enhance efforts at recapturing consumers who disconnect.
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These goals consist of surrounding Mosul and recapturing most towns and villages around the city.
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Recapturing the site would help Iraqi forces attack the militants in the nearby old city.
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Jack Wills was about capturing (or recapturing) the rush of college and post-college youth.
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The Democrats, say the experts, now have a chance of recapturing control of the Senate.
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At the panel, director Patty Jenkins underlined the importance of recapturing the best of Diana.
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Recapturing the city would signal a pivotal defeat for the ultra-hardline Sunni jihadists in Iraq.
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Recapturing Raqqa, in northern Syria, and Mosul, in northern Iraq, from the Islamic State is critical.
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The offseason will no doubt be dedicated to recapturing the efficient anti-spirit of 2014-15.
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But Mr. Rybolovlev is on the way to recapturing the sum after having subdivided the property.
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In 2010, they took six Senate seats and 63 House seats, recapturing control of that body.
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Recapturing that youth market might be the only way to ensure a future for the paper napkin.
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Justinian was successful at recapturing the empire's lost territory, but never fully regained the its lost glory.
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And it hasn't missed a single beat, effortlessly recapturing everything that has always made the series great.
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After recapturing Ramadi in January, Iraqi forces found mass graves containing the remains of soldiers and civilians.
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California, where Trump has been deeply unpopular, has been central to Democratic hopes of recapturing the US House.
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Depakote happens to block the action of HDAC, releasing this brake and recapturing some of the brain's plasticity.
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The coalition has been supporting an offensive by Hadi's supporters aimed at recapturing Sanaa from the Houthi group.
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Do you feel you're capable of recapturing the energy and the spirit that you had 20 years ago?
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Apple turned higher in early trading Monday, recapturing a small portion of the losses sustained over Friday's session.
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Deloria, too, thought that the notion of recapturing Native American life before the arrival of the Europeans was delusional.
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His run will narrow whatever slim chance the Conservative Party's mayoral candidate, Shaun Bailey, had of recapturing City Hall.
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Producers argue that the higher ticket prices are a way of recapturing money that was previously going to scalpers.
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A high-level Turkish delegation is expected to visit Washington next week to discuss military options for recapturing Raqqa.
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Legalities and royal protocols aside, recapturing the screen power of a woman such as Princess Diana is always hard.
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It's touching just to watch her step lightly onto point, as if recapturing pointwork in its early Romantic innocence.
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With their help Iraq eventually succeeded in recapturing territory from jihadis who had overrun a third of the country.
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But while recapturing Aleppo would mark a turning point, it won't bring the war to an end any time soon.
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Iraq is now mounting a campaign to retake Mosul, the de facto IS capital, after recapturing Falluja late last month.
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If the same thing starts happening to The Beatles, she said that there are ways of recapturing their former glory.
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The entire sequence in Canto Bight felt like an overextended attempt at recapturing the magic of Mos Eisley's famous cantina.
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Recapturing market share from shale and other higher-cost producers has been a key objective for Saudi Arabia and OPEC.
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The Iraqi government says its security forces have since been rebuilt and have proven themselves in battle, recapturing lost ground.
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Placing an electoral bet on recapturing the enthusiasm of many black voters in his campaigns seems like a big risk.
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But recapturing Mosul will merely constitute the end of the beginning of a long process of political development in Iraq.
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Should the party focus on recapturing the "Clinton Democrats," the moderates who won them the White House during the 20203s?
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The method the group describes is based on recapturing wave energy "leaked" by surface acoustic waves into their underlying substrate.
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Lt. General Abdul Wahab al-Saadi said the city was liberated Sunday after recapturing the neighborhood of al-Jolan from ISIS.
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As outlined by Votel, the key battlefield goals in Iraq include: Eventually recapturing Mosul, although that may not happen for months.
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Beyond the achievement of recapturing the House, the best news for Democrats was probably the results in state-level ballot initiatives.
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Government forces have been slowly recapturing towns surrounding Mosul with the support of US airstrikes; most recently, the town of Shirqat.
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Granted, Collins dined out on this creative breakthrough for the rest of the decade, occasionally recapturing the same bleakly dramatic magic.
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The brakes on cars and trains turn momentum into heat, for example, which we now have systems for recapturing and recycling.
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And Dead Men Tell No Tales is probably the closest the series has come since that film to recapturing that aesthetic.
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Brexiteers propose instead recapturing the spirit of an earlier Elizabethan age, when plucky English buccaneers forged pathways to the New World.
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He even reenacts the "Oscar-worthy" scene for our camera guy, and does a pretty good job at recapturing the magic.
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Abadi has won widespread credit for rebuilding the army with American support and recapturing most of the territory seized by Islamic State.
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This recapturing — let's call it Make Russia Great Again, the spirit that you see embodied by Putin — is understandable to some extent.
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The United States is backing an alliance of militias including the Kurdish YPG in a campaign aimed ultimately at recapturing Raqqa city.
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The magnitude of the Democrats' gains in recapturing a majority in the House of Representatives is "not a miraculous achievement," he added.
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With Russian support, the fledgling Syrian government led by Bashar al Assad has closed in on recapturing the entire city of Aleppo.
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But other than his posing a clear threat to the Democrats' hope of recapturing the White House, what are they really saying?
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Between June 2014 and June 2016, the priority shifted towards recapturing market share, at the expense of a wrenching slump in prices.
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"Negative traffic will likely persist and retailers need to focus on conversion, store rationalization, and recapturing revenues from closed stores," Kernan said.
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In the north, a separate army unit pressed toward the border of Mosul proper after recapturing several outlying villages in recent days.
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The Nigerian military has made recent gains, pushing into the forests where Boko Haram hides and recapturing areas once under its control.
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Since recapturing the House in 2010, divided Republicans have consistently failed to reach compromises commensurate with their institutional power or public support.
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If some congressional districts select two Democrats as the top finishers, that will put Democrats closer to their goal of recapturing the House.
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The recent recapturing of Palmyra by ISIS shows how difficult the situation in Syria is, even after the reduction of Aleppo to rubble.
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After recapturing Palmyra from the Islamic State (ISIS), the military is just starting to assess the destruction to the Syrian city's magnificent ruins.
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The Iraqi military has been slowly recapturing towns surrounding the city, with the support of US airstrikes; most recently, the town of Shirqat.
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Iraqi officials and the coalition say hundreds of air strikes launched on the city since July played a decisive role in recapturing it.
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Even if Ramsey can inch his play back to 1703's staggering heights, it's hard to imagine the entire unit recapturing the magic.
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It's the closest the director has come to recapturing the charm and naked emotional core of his debut, and it's a welcome return.
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Now, she said, recapturing these meaningful characters on film has transformed into "a minor family holiday" her girls look forward to each year.
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Syrian government forces are on the brink of recapturing the last rebel-held area of what was once the country's largest city, Aleppo.
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"The Turtles deserve better," was Polygon's says-it-all line on Red Fly Studio's piss-poor attempt at recapturing a little Turtle Power.
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I watch now with my discounted senior citizen ticket, ever hopeful of recapturing the thrill I once got from the static printed page.
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"While recapturing Raqqa is important symbolically, talk about almost a pyrrhic victory," said Bilal Saab, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute.
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Surrounded by leather-clad, Black Panther-esque dancers, Beyonce succeeded where others have failed in recapturing the radical spirit of the leather jacket.
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Mexico scored a major triumph, recapturing the drug lord known as El Chapo six months after his brazen escape from a maximum security prison.
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BOB KAGAN Narberth, Pa. To the Editor: The significance of recapturing Joaquín Guzmán Loera was not solely about bringing him to face criminal charges.
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So, while Democrats have a chance of recapturing the Senate in the November elections, the House is virtually certain to remain in Republican hands.
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They're using excess electricity to drive trains full of rocks up a mountain, then recapturing some of that energy when they come back down.
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In the north, a separate army unit pressed towards the border of Mosul proper after recapturing several outlying villages in the past two days.
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After his escape he drifts from town to town trying to find the ghostly figure and to elude the man obsessed with recapturing him.
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Mid-life crises might be not so much about recapturing lost youth as wondering how to make the most of the next half-century.
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But in recent weeks, President Bashar al-Assad's forces have swept through rebel territory, recapturing scores of southern villages in a Russian-backed offensive.
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Recapturing areas of Latakia province at the Turkish border has been a top priority for Damascus and its allies since Russia began its strikes.
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Democrats are gunning for a so-called "blue wave" in November in hopes of recapturing the majority in the House and, possibly, the Senate.
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As a young gay man, I wondered: After 50 years of fighting for rights and visibility, have queer elders succeeded in recapturing their dignity?
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About 1,500 members of the new unit conducted a public exercise, camouflaged with khaki stripes, imitating recapturing a Japanese island from an invading army.
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Tens of thousands of Mosul residents have fled since the Iraqi military began the recapturing operation in October, beginning with sparsely populated outer districts.
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The rebel-held east is the last major urban stronghold of the nationalist rebels fighting Assad, and recapturing it would be a major strategic prize.
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The humanitarian crisis has made recapturing Fallujah from Islamic State a priority, Nouri said, but added it is up to military leaders to decide when.
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But they all quickly failed, never recapturing whatever magic kept Mad Men on the air for seven seasons and won the show so many Emmys.
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Rua has gone 4-5 since the Jones bout and has never come close to recapturing the form that he embodied against Liddell and Machida.
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Two camps of Democrats Many of the party's potential 2020 contenders appear better suited to energizing its new base than recapturing working-class whites: Sens.
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On Sunday they made further gains, recapturing the villages of Maan and al-Kabariya, which rebels including Jund al-Aqsa fighters had seized last month.
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That refusal is driven by its desire to drown high-cost US producers in a sea of cheap crude in hopes of recapturing market share.
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His candidacy would give Democrats a top recruit for a seat that could add to their prospects of recapturing control of the Senate in November.
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In the first days of January 1945, US troops waded ashore in Luzon, the largest island in the Philippines, to begin recapturing it from Japan.
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Iraq's deputy culture minister, Qais Hussain Rasheed, said that recapturing the remains of Iraq's rich heritage from the jihadists represented a triumph for the world.
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He stumped for 7 California congressional candidates over the weekend ... with an eye toward the Dems recapturing the House of Representatives in the November mid-terms.
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Past experience in areas that were formerly outside of regime control in western Syria show that after recapturing opposition territory, Damascus quickly redeploys its secret police.
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The army began a fresh push in Benghazi in February, recapturing the neighborhoods of Laithi and Boatni and allowing some residents to return to their homes.
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Democrats counter they are already recapturing labor votes, citing the March special election victory in Pennsylvania by Conor Lamb, who beat an outspoken opponent of unions.
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Only recently have Russia and Syrian forces taken the fight to Islamic State, notably by recapturing Palmyra, the Graeco-Roman city the jihadis overran last year.
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"Today's bounce back looks like a recapturing of ground," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets, following the losses of the past two sessions.
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But for Democrats' chances of recapturing the House in 2018, the lesson is the same whether Mr. Ossoff wins with 51 percent or loses with 49.
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For now, a lot of mass-timber projects are about recapturing the spirit of old industrial wood buildings, albeit updated with 21st-century comforts and technology.
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But he will likely focus on growth areas such as the startup's enterprise and government programs, as well as retaining and recapturing students into the Udacity ecosystem.
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The army has made some gains in Sinai this year, recapturing remote towns that IS used as bases, but it has struggled to stamp out the insurgency.
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Meanwhile, Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) and Spider-Man (Tom Holland) also get some good jokes in, recapturing the fun of their relationship in Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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Today, the city is recapturing more of those people who left to work in the Valley or elsewhere, and they're coming back to build businesses back home.
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"We still have to clear more than 1,000 structures," he said, adding infantry units were left behind at "cleared" areas to prevent militants from recapturing lost ground.
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She is seen by some observers as a Democratic candidate who can win in the Midwest, recapturing the states that flipped to President Donald Trump in 2016.
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Recapturing the city would open up eastern Syria, where Islamic State controls most of the Euphrates Valley provinces of Deir al-Zor and Raqqa, to the army.
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The US-led coalition said in a statement that they assessed that Wednesday's attack by pro-regime forces was aimed at recapturing some of these oil fields.
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If, in 2016, the Republicans do not substantially improve on Mitt Romney's abysmal performance among Latinos, immigrants, and women, recapturing the White House will be virtually impossible.
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When Democrats retook the House in 2018, they did so without recapturing almost any of the small-town and rural districts they had lost in those two landslides.
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The situation in Kunduz remains critical, Mr. Danishi said, with the Taliban biding their time and hoping to put captured weapons to use in recapturing the provincial capital.
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The former Cy Young Award winner was part of the Red Sox World Series-winning team in 2013 but is having some trouble recapturing that magic of late.
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In rejecting the spirit of the Tea Party, Trump is simply recapturing the spirit of a man who (like Trump, so far) was good at winning presidential elections.
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Most recently, it scored a victory with heavy symbolic resonance in the south, recapturing Daraa, one of the first places to rise against Assad&aposs rule in 2011.
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A few months ago, when I started doing interviews, I was saying that there are these records that are made by people my age that are recapturing something.
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He kept making music and mentoring protégés like Bria Valente and 3rdeyegirl, occasionally recapturing the studio magic he'd kept alive from the late '70s through the mid-'90s.
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The former Texas congressman has struggled to gain traction since entering the Democratic race in March, never recapturing the excitement that surrounded his Senate bid against incumbent Sen.
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If the party is serious about recapturing the House majority, seats like Love's are the ones Democrats will need to lock up to close their 30-seat deficit.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar may be recapturing our hearts in her revamped Cruel Intentions role, but it's her vampire-slaying days that we truly keep close to our hearts.
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The Pentagon said recapturing the town helped sever links between Mosul in Iraq and Raqqa in Syria, the two major power centers in Islamic State's self-declared caliphate.
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Washington says that arming the Kurdish forces is necessary to recapturing Raqqa, Islamic State's de facto capital in Syria and a hub for planning attacks against the West.
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By doubling down on the core gag — middle-age actors playing horny kids coming of age — it made the impossibility of recapturing the past part of the joke.
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For many on the left, the issue of recapturing the courts has become more urgent as those judges make their mark on a host of high-profile issues.
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The focus among ISIS' foes has been killing the terrorists in Iraq and in Syria, where American-backed Syrian forces are closer to recapturing ISIS headquarters, in Raqqa.
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By mid-2016, the Syrian army, fortified by Russian-supplied hardware and supported by Hezbollah and Iranian fighters, was closing in on its greatest prize: recapturing eastern Aleppo.
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The defense chief also said Kurdish troops are recapturing ISIS members who escaped from Kurdish-run prisons in the northeast since the start of Turkey's incursion into Syria.
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Hermann Parzinger, the president of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, claimed that Syrian regime troops have been looting the ancient city of Palmyra since recapturing it from ISIS.
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But if you're buying a whole range of the gun sets with the hopes of recapturing the glory days of weekend-long K'nex builds you'll be out of luck.
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But the decision to mount an assault there was not in keeping with the plans of Washington, which would prefer that the Baghdad government focus on recapturing Mosul instead.
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Keeping in check the local and foreign militias -- sponsored by Iran -- that helped in recapturing the country will be a security challenge and will likely create a weak government.
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Iran is in fact adding oil to the market, as it is in the process of recapturing export business now that sanctions against its nuclear program have been lifted.
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With Democrats' recapturing of the House majority in the midterms, Pelosi has consistently positioned herself to be the next House speaker, a position she held from 2007 to 2011.
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Those seats, as well as two other Republican-held seats in the agricultural Central Valley that Clinton carried, are vital to Democratic hopes of recapturing the overall House majority.
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Without at least some breakthroughs in such blue-collar districts, Democrats will face a very narrow pathway toward recapturing the House, which has been under Republican control since 225.
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The United States sees NATO's long experience in Afghanistan as putting it in an ideal position to help build up Iraqi forces after recapturing territory taken by Islamic State.
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It sounds crazy but that's how serious some people are about recapturing that feel of sitting in the living room playing Final Fantasy or Metroid for the first time.
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By contrast, prioritizing investigation alone would make legislating harder while suggesting that the real prize is not exercising Congress's power right now but recapturing the White House in 2020.
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Now, no policy decision in President Trump's first two years is boosting Democratic hopes of recapturing the House majority more than the failed Republican effort to repeal the ACA.
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Almost two years of destruction ISIS fighters destroyed part of the historic Roman amphitheater in the ancient city in January after recapturing the historic city in December of last year.
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The leaders of the effort built upon its institutional infrastructure to form the DLC in 20163 with the goal of reconstructing the party's electoral coalition and recapturing the White House.
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Abadi successfully led the campaign to defeat Islamic State, last year recapturing the city of Mosul, their main stronghold in northern Iraq, with the backing of a U.S.-led coalition.
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Backed by air power from a US-led coalition and by Kurdish peshmerga forces, Iraqi troops advanced westwards, recapturing several villages from the Islamist militants, according to multiple military sources.
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Thus the government's hopes of recapturing some of Britain's past trading glories and doubling exports in goods and services to £1 trillion ($1.5 trillion) by 2020 will remain exactly that.
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Nigeria's security forces have succeeded in recapturing most of the territory once held by Boko Haram Islamist militants after years of an insurgency in which civilians were often the targets.
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Many ANC politicians would love to see the liberal ruling Democratic Alliance tarnished by failure in the Cape, perhaps opening the way to the ANC recapturing the province in 2019.
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Most of the roads leading to Kunduz Province remained blocked on Tuesday, and despite continuous airstrikes, ground operations for recapturing the lost territories had not yet started, Afghan officials said.
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But the allure of recapturing neuroplasticity, with its potential to treat diseases like Alzheimer's and autism, as well as to repair early psychological trauma, will be very hard to resist.
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Mosul in Iraq and Raqqa in Syria are the pillars of Islamic State's self-declared caliphate, and recapturing them would be a pivotal defeat for the ultra-hardline Sunni jihadists.
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Nadal has remained relatively injury-free since recapturing last year's U.S. Open title, with the only recent setback an abdominal injury that forced him to withdraw during the Paris Masters.
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It asserts that this endorsement, like his opposition to transgender people serving in the military and his encouragement of overly aggressive police behavior, is primarily aimed at recapturing his base.
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The order — an effort to follow the president's demands to withdraw all American troops from the region — was later partly reversed to help prevent ISIS from recapturing valuable oil fields.
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And a play that is partly about recapturing lost time — and the illumination, distortions and redemption that come with retrospect — seems guaranteed to achieve a whole new level of resonance.
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Recapturing its militant spirit of the 1960s, he filled its pages with long, scathing critiques of the government's diplomacy, its conduct of the wars and its record on civil liberties.
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So long as Clinton continues to publicly nurse her grievances over the 2016 election, the Democratic Party's task of recapturing the House and Senate is made that much more difficult.
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The couple's latest book, "French Country Cooking," is filled with meals like these, but it's really about their attempt at recapturing the faded glory of St.-Yzans and this house.
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Meticulously recapturing the drama of that "giant leap for mankind" in 1969, it's a wonderfully nostalgic if somewhat antiseptic reminder of what it meant to first break the bonds of Earth.
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O'Rourke's longshot bid in Texas reflects the broader challenge for Senate Democrats in 2018, when their hopes for recapturing the majority depend on winning a swath of conservative, Republican-leaning states.
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The Syrian army and allied militias had wanted to press on to regain the last of the rebel held areas after recapturing southern Syria and ending insurgent control around the capital.
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Syrian government forces and their allies have been able to turn their attention to the fight against Islamic State in eastern Syria after recapturing many areas in the west from rebels.
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Khanna's set of principles is called the "Internet Bill of Rights," and with Democrats recapturing the House, tech leaders like Khanna have a chance to codify ideas like these into laws.
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These men can be found leading the defense of the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, recapturing land from ISIS in Iraq, and fighting for control of the Yemeni capital of Sanaa.
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A whole lot of planet Earth's problems could be solved if we had some easy way of recapturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and converting it into readily usable fuel. Obviously.
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Recapturing Mosul after more than two years of Islamic State rule would probably spell the end of the Iraqi side of the group's self-declared caliphate, which spans Iraq and Syria.
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A passer-by reported glimpsing them in the area Tuesday night, but when Mr. Tory arrived on Wednesday, park officials seemed no closer to recapturing the as-yet nameless young lovers.
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"Critics rating:Critics consensus: "'Arrested Development' finds itself back in familiar form, recapturing much of the cast's chemistry and comedic brilliance — though it still doesn't quite live up to its own past.
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Recapturing Mosul would probably spell the end for Islamic State's self-styled caliphate, and Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has said the group would be driven out of Iraq by April.
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Yet the widespread interest in science and technological experimentation, as seen in the chemistry set gifts for kids and new electric contraptions for adults under the tree, may be worth recapturing.
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But it's also heaped high with ideas about the magic of stories and the importance of recapturing your sense of wonder, which don't really add up to much in the end.
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If Democrats have any hopes of recapturing the 24 seats needed to take back the House, they will depend on a lot of anti-Trump energy and underdogs like Mr. Ossoff.
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Recapturing Mosul would effectively crush the Iraqi half of a self-proclaimed caliphate declared by Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi from the pulpit of a Mosul mosque two years ago.
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Iraqi security forces, with the support of other militia, stormed the first neighborhood in southern Falluja on Saturday after recapturing the district of al Nuaimiya -- 203 kilometers (3.1 miles) from central Falluja.
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Thirteen soldiers died and about 40 were wounded during a 14-hour battle that showed recapturing Marawi City from an estimated 150-200 Islamic State militants was becoming harder by the day.
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For Apple, a fancy camera and a big gamble on high-quality wireless audio are an attempt at recapturing some of the magic of the most profitable consumer product of all time.
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Then again, if Trump is reelected, recapturing the Senate would give Democrats control over the budget and legislative agenda, as well as the ability to vote against far-right extremist judicial nominees.
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In Mosul, ISIS fighters have firmly embedded themselves among hundreds of thousands of civilians, and recapturing the city will require a force, or an alliance of forces, that the civilians can accept.
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Around 25,000 Free Syrian Army rebels are taking part in the operation with the goal of recapturing Arab towns and villages seized by the YPG almost two years ago, a rebel commander said.
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However, that will prove increasingly challenging for Turkey unless there is a change of course by Moscow or Damascus, which has repeatedly said it is committed to recapturing every inch of Syrian territory.
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US playing supporting role The 22014,21-strong force tasked with recapturing the largest city under the terrorist group's control comprises many groups, with the Iraqi army and Kurdish Peshmerga making up the bulk.
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Most drivers will likely use the righthand regenerative braking lever, though, which will bring the SRK to a quick and firm stop while also recapturing energy spent accelerating it in the first place.
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Fitzgerald's books also offer, however, plenty of cautionary tales about the effects of wealth, the way that a nominally thrilling marriage can stagnate into something toxic, and the impossibility of recapturing the past.
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Kurdish fighters, who had held Sinjar since recapturing it from Islamic State in November 2015, withdrew before dawn, local militia commander Masloum Shingali told AP. Kurdish militia "didn't want to fight," he said.
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The United Kingdom's still-roiling Brexit controversy, with the referendum's most fervent supporters boasting of an unleashed Britain recapturing imperial-era glory, has tended to leave the messier, bloodier details of colonialism unexamined.
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This has left millions of Syrians essentially trapped in Idlib — unable to find refuge in Turkey and being closed in by Assad who, with Russia's help, is raining down bombs and recapturing territory.
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"The hotels have been fairly effective at recapturing some of the share that would have gone to an online travel agent," Raymond James and Associates analyst Justin Patterson said in a telephone interview.
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Recapturing Eastern Ghouta — an area that lies only 20173 miles away from Damascus — is an important part of his push to force the rebels holding the area to surrender once and for all.
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A Democratic win in Alabama would be a blow to Trump's agenda and shift the political outlook for next year's congressional elections, giving Democrats a stronger shot at recapturing control of the Senate.
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Mexico now aims to extradite him to the United States to face drug smuggling charges as soon as possible, after recapturing him on Friday following a bloody shootout in his home state of Sinaloa.
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Stewart's securing of the nomination is widely seen as a drag on the Republican Party in Virginia, where Democrats have a shot at recapturing as many as four seats in the House of Representatives.
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Recapturing it means ISIS has been defeated in all of the country's towns and cities, though pockets of resistance still exist and the group does control some territory in the deserts of western Iraq.
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"Many ANC politicians would love to see the liberal ruling Democratic Alliance tarnished by failure in the Cape, perhaps opening the way to the ANC recapturing the province in 2019," he writes at Reuters.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's army will deploy along the country's entire eastern border with Syria and remain stationed there after recently recapturing areas from Islamic State militants, army chief General Joseph Aoun said on Friday.
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Another former U.S. official said Hezbollah and Iranian-backed Shi'ite militias in Iraq have been "very helpful" in recapturing vast swaths of the caliphate that Islamic State declared in Syria and Iran in 2014.
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If the party picks Biden or Klobuchar as the nominee, for instance, that would represent a greater bet on recapturing swing voters than picking Harris or Warren, who might be more successful at mobilizing nonvoters.
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Backed by Russian war planes and other military assistance since 2015, Assad has gained momentum on several fronts across the country, driving rebels from numerous pockets and recapturing swathes of the east from Islamic State.
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In 2015, when Venus looked to finally be recapturing her elite form, she ran into Serena at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open and was defeated in tight matches in the fourth round and quarterfinals, respectively.
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Speaking at a separate conference on Thursday, United President Scott Kirby said the airline was "marching toward" recapturing 100 percent of higher fuel expenditures in a year when those costs are already surpassing $2 billion.
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Ground gained Iraqi security forces, with the support of other militia, stormed the first neighborhood in southern Falluja at the weekend after recapturing the district of al Nuaimiya -- 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) from central Falluja.
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After the government fled into exile, a Saudi-led alliance of Arab states joined the war to restore it, recapturing the port city of Aden where President Abd Rabbu Mansour al-Hadi is now based.
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Recapturing Aleppo would be the biggest victory of the war for government forces, and a potential turning point in a conflict that until now most outside countries had said would never be won by force.
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Stripped of his world boxing crown for refusing to join the U.S. Army and fight in Vietnam, Ali returned in triumph by recapturing the title and starring in some of the sport's most unforgettable bouts.
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Zingales, the author of "A Capitalism for the People: Recapturing the Lost Genius of American Prosperity," is also the director of the Stiegler Center, which studies how vested interests are subverting the competitive market economy.
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"Moderate" Democrats like Biden and Bill Clinton joined mainstream pundits and big donors in spreading the idea that the party would never recapture the White House without recapturing the souls of white folk in Dixie.
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Russia is widely viewed as unlikely to halt support for the government advance until Damascus achieves its two main objectives: recapturing Aleppo and sealing the Turkish border, for years the lifeline for rebel-held areas.
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"We decided to bolster our support of the Iraqi forces this Autumn with the aim of recapturing Mosul," French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told a gathering of defense and military officials in Paris.
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Bapis believes that while the stock was "the problem child last year," the company is actively addressing its issues — a broad restructuring plan was announced last year — which will lead to shares recapturing their old high.
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Russian air power, along with ground support from Iranian-backed Shia militias — including Lebanon's Hezbollah — was crucial in recapturing the critical rebel-held enclave of east Aleppo in December, a major turning point in the war.
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In the meeting, Mr. Obama conveyed in no uncertain terms that recapturing the House and helping Democrats gain more influence in the redistricting process were two of his top goals, people familiar with the conversation said.
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Not only does Ruth E. Carter capture the 1970s vibe that the movie is set in, but she also does a masterful job in recapturing the look of what everyone wore in the original "Dolemite" movie.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee, the political arm devoted to recapturing the majority in the House, has called Ms. Omar and Ms. Tlaib anti-Semites, seizing on writings the freshman lawmakers have posted on social media.
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While state politics may not generate the same energy and theater as national politics, Democrats desperately need to control more state legislatures if they have any hope of stopping gerrymandering and recapturing Congress and the Oval Office.
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That shift in thinking on the ACA, coupled with Democrats success in recapturing control of the House in November, has left supporters of the new Medicare for All proposal feeling like they now have a winning issue.
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That would imply full control of the eastern half of the city would not be accomplished before late January, missing Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's target of recapturing the whole city by the end of the year.
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A military statement said the army's Ninth Armoured Division raised the Iraqi flag in the village of Ali Rash, about 7 km (203 miles) southeast of Mosul, after recapturing it from the ultra-hardline Sunni Muslim militants.
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In the afternoon, Macri had applauded the security forces for recapturing the men and promised to fight the drug gangs that use Argentina as a transit point for smuggling South American drugs to Europe and the Americas.
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Recapturing the Yarmouk basin from Islamic State would bring all of southwest Syria, long a crucible of the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad, back under his control along with the entire frontiers with Israel and Jordan.
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Animesh Kumar and colleagues at the Indian Institutue of Technology in Bombay have an idea: recapturing unused television "white space" to be repurposed as a medium for providing "backhaul" links in a rural broadband internet scheme, e.g.
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The latter possibility, admittedly very slight, is the only one that would give Iraq a fighting chance of recapturing territory from the Islamic State and confronting an economic crisis brought about by the low price of oil.
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World Briefing Syrian government troops fired guns in celebration amid smoldering buildings inside the town of Qaryatain on Monday, hours after recapturing it from retreating Islamic State militants who had abducted and terrorized dozens of Christian residents.
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After the government fled into exile, a Saudi-led alliance of Arab states joined the war to restore it to power, recapturing the port city of Aden, where President Abd Rabbu Mansour al-Hadi is now based.
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Obama, who campaigned hard against Trump, invited him to the White House for a meeting on Thursday after a brutal night for the Democratic Party, which also fell short of recapturing majorities in both chambers of Congress.
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However, the war will still be far from over, with insurgents retaining major strongholds elsewhere in Syria, and the jihadist Islamic State group holding swathes of the east and recapturing the ancient city of Palmyra this week.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Roche's hopes of recapturing lost ground in the generics-flooded influenza market got a boost after a late-stage study showed its new medicine reduced symptoms in people at high risk of complications.
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Regional sources say the U.S. unwillingness to stop Iraqi government forces, backed by Shi'ite militias, from recapturing Kirkuk sent an encouraging message to Assad and his Iranian allies to retake the SDF-held oil areas in Syria.
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Mosul, a city of 1.5 million people, and the smaller Syrian city of Raqqa are the two pillars of Islamic State's self-declared caliphate, and recapturing them would be a pivotal defeat for the ultra-hardline Sunni jihadists.
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Advances in recent weeks have brought Damascus, backed militarily by Russia, Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah, closer to recapturing Syria's second largest city before the nearly six-year war and a prize long sought by President Bashar al-Assad.
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Last year the party made gains in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania — all of which went narrowly for Trump in 22019 — recapturing two governor's mansions and taking over the House after flipping a handful of seats in the region.
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It also makes mention of the Syrian conflict becoming "messier," which—as anyone who has been witnessing the extremely violent recapturing of Aleppo by President Bashar al Assad's forces could testify—would also be quite hard to discount.
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President Bashar al-Assad has sworn to take back every inch of Syria, and recapturing the southwest, one of the first hotbeds of the uprising against him, would leave rebels with only one remaining stronghold, in the northwest.
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The Kurdish forces in the area, part of the Syrian Democratic Forces, or S.D.F., have been the most reliable American allies in the region for years, a critical element in recapturing territory once controlled by the Islamic State.
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The PMF -- Shia militia first mobilized in 2013 to confront the advance of ISIS -- were key ground forces in the early days of an offensive to push ISIS out Iraq, eventually recapturing several towns from the extremist group.
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It feels like we're recapturing some of that novelty as people post their work from home outfits and their "quarantine meals" that are decidedly less aesthetic than the food content most of us have gotten used to seeing.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian army and its allies launched air strikes against rebels north of the city of Hama on Thursday after recapturing villages lost to the insurgents in an attack earlier in the week, a war monitor said.
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The eastern-based Libyan National Army (LNA) has been gaining ground in recent months and had committed to pursuing opponents in the desert region north and east of Sabha after losing and recapturing two key oil ports last month.
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In an appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," Pelosi was bullish on her party's prospects of recapturing a majority in the House, suggesting that there is not a doubt in her mind that the chamber will flip.
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Republican officials fear that if Mr. Moore were to win the party's nomination in March, he would jeopardize their prospects of defeating the Democratic incumbent, Senator Doug Jones, and of recapturing a seat they had long controlled with ease.
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Dissatisfied with recapturing Brooklyn's past in miniature, however, Mr. Kennedy soon enlarged his ambitions by many orders of magnitude, embarking on a quixotic quest to build a one-quarter-scale replica of Ebbets Field to house a Dodgers museum.
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"Al Qaeda might lay claim to it for a moment, and the Islamic State may lay claim to it, but there's always been this dream of recapturing and bringing back the caliphate," a senior U.S. counterterrorism official told me.
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Recapturing the university would be a crucial strategic gain and allow Iraqi forces to advance quicker towards the Tigris river, from where they will be able to launch attacks on the city's west, still all under IS control, military officers say.
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You'll need to look carefully at the onscreen images and dialogue, ignoring the way they're being enhanced through editing and audio, to see how well the movie is recapturing your childhood terrors — and how faithful it's being to King's original vision.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton are the most enduring political figures bridging the turn of the 20th Century into the 21st, perpetually locked in a cycle of self-imposed failure and redemption -- and are on the verge of recapturing ultimate power.
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The Iraqi Army launched the operation on June 18, advancing from northern Salahuddin province, recapturing a number of villages and securing safe passage for scores of families displaced from their homes, according to the statement from the prime minister's office.
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And if you're absolutely bent on recapturing that whole fun-and-innocence thing, then we've also got field trip back to childhood, and an episode about what it's like to have Robin Williams write an absence excuse note to your principal.
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One of Steyer's other advocacy groups, NextGen America, spent $350,000 on get-out-the-vote efforts ahead of a slate of US House primaries in California earlier this month that were seen as key to Democrats' chances at recapturing the majority.
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In many of the largest battles, Shia PMF militias have played a larger role than indigenous Sunni militias—they've made up a third of the forces recapturing Ramadi and Fallujah and two-thirds of the fighters retaking Baiji and Tikrit.
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"Somali and AMISOM forces have already achieved significant success in recapturing territory from al-Shabaab, and additional U.S. support will help them increase pressure on al-Shabaab and reduce the risk to our partner forces when they conduct operations," he said.
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Democrats need California seats to take House majority The national stakes in this local maneuvering are so high because Orange County in particular, and California in general, is critical to Democratic hopes of recapturing the House of Representatives in November.
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"Aches and pains, but they're OK." Roger Williams Park Zoo says the team charged with recapturing the takin was equipped with tranquilizers and a backup rifle, but fortunately never lost track of Har-Lee and they were able to safely sedate him.
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But he faced complaints that he was threatening Democratic hopes of recapturing the US House because a Republican in the governor's race would give California GOP voters more reason to turn out this fall and thus benefit their candidates for the House.
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The ruling seems likely to ensure that the state's 2020 congressional elections will take place under a new map, dealing a blow to Republicans' hopes of recapturing the U.S. House of Representatives after Democrats swept to power in that chamber last year.
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Despite the announcement, the war against ISIS in Syria has continued, with US-backed forces recapturing ISIS-held towns and the US-led coalition conducting 469 air and artillery strikes on ISIS targets between December 16 and December 29, the coalition said.
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Related: Full poll results Independent voters favor Democrats by a 16-point margin, 51% to 35%, similar to the 50% to 36% margin by which they favored Democrats in fall of 2005, ahead of Democrats' 2006 recapturing of the House and Senate.
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Last week, Cole was manning a roadblock near the town of Makhmour and just outside Camp Swift, a base for U.S. forces helping the Iraqi army and peshmerga in a slow-going offensive aimed at eventually recapturing the northern city of Mosul.
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Mr. Cardoz opened Paowalla with the intention of recapturing the conviviality of Tabla's popular downstairs bread bar, with fluffy Cheddar-bacon kulchas baked fresh in a wood-burning oven, sticky-sweet pork ribs vindaloo and a fiercely spicy Indo-Chinese three-chile chicken.
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Beyond recapturing some of the monetary costs of excess drinking, higher taxes could result in fewer people engaging in the kind of drinking that endangers their health and the health of others, Battaler said, pointing to the example of taxes on cigarettes.
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If Democrats are to have a chance at recapturing the House, they will have to win over the dominant constituency here: suburbanites who only grudgingly cast a presidential ballot in November and have no deep affinity for either Mr. Trump or the Democrats.
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Having Trump on the ballot "is better electorally and better for having a defining election that creates a mandate, gives you a shot at (recapturing) the Senate and forces the Republican Party to rethink its direction," says veteran Democratic pollster Stanley B. Greenberg.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Around 25,000 Free Syrian Army rebels are joining the Turkish military operation in northern Syria with the goal of recapturing Arab towns and villages seized by the YPG Kurdish militia almost two years ago, a rebel commander said on Sunday.
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"GNA-aligned forces have had success in recapturing territory from ISIL thus far around Sirte, and additional U.S. strikes will continue to target ISIL in Sirte in order to enable the GNA to make a decisive, strategic advance," Cook said, using another acronym for ISIS.
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"Corbett was dedicated to recapturing his youth, to get back to the fast, slick fighter he'd been, and outclass Jeffries," says Adam Pollack, an Iowa City-based attorney who has penned biographies of both Corbett and Jeffries through his company Win by KO Publications.
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For Republicans to have any chance of preserving their House majority -- or even to hold down a potential Democratic majority to a level that maintains a reasonable chance of the GOP recapturing control in 2020 -- the party needs to minimize its losses beyond those places.
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How can the Democrats have a candidate they all agree would stand a very strong chance of recapturing the White House, gaining the power to appoint liberal Supreme Court justices and all the rest, and yet not be hankering to send that candidate into battle?
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Reading the book took me back to that time, not in any nostalgic way, but to a visceral recapturing of the emotions and the fear that came from being part of the cause and part of the effect of the war and its rippling violence.
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The GOP's plan centers on clean tech innovation, including "clean" coal power, and recapturing climate-heating carbon that we've already dumped into the atmosphere, partly by planting lots of trees, according to two GOP staffers with knowledge of the plan who spoke with VICE News.
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Recapturing and securing al-Qayyarah -- one of the biggest air bases in Iraq -- is seen as a breakthrough in the mission to liberate Mosul, as the base can be used by the army and the U.S.-led international coalition in further missions against ISIS in the region.
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Stabilization of the Outlook at the current rating is predicated on the company successfully executing on its strategies to address persistent secular threats to its business, and recapturing positive operating momentum, as evidenced by sustainable positive domestic advertising and affiliate fee revenue growth and expanding operating margins.
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Toronto's Alannah Kavanagh slid into my inbox with a song about the kind of longing for closure, rekindling, and recapturing that feeling you had in a relationship that is as raw as they come, but paired with a dreamy, shoegaze inspired guitar to take the edge off.
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With policies like the nationalization of rail and energy companies, a higher minimum wage and higher taxes on the top 5 percent of earners, the Labour Party succeeded in recapturing some voters who had been won over by the pro-Brexit, anti-immigrant U.K. Independence Party.
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A tepid effort at recapturing that spirit was evident this past week as well-known artists, not typically known for political engagement, gathered outside the Puck Building, where Ivanka Trump is thought to keep parts of her art collection, to protest the entirety of the Trump gestalt.
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If his campaign promises become reality — and it is not clear how many he will actually pursue — the Affordable Care Act could be repealed with the help of a Republican-dominated House and Senate whose leadership had virtually given up hope of recapturing the White House.
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After recapturing the ports, Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) announced it would be handing them to a parallel National Oil Corporation (NOC) in the eastern city of Benghazi, which said it would stop exports under the internationally recognised NOC in Tripoli, raising the prospect of prolonged output losses.
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In a shift from the way the insurgency had been fought during the Bush administration, one of the Obama administration's core doctrines was that America's allies in the region needed to take the lead in recapturing territory, with American forces providing only air support and limited logistical assistance.
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It can be hard, nearly a century later, to remember the innovation of Calder's mobiles, but "Calder: Hypermobility," a high-spirited showcase on the top floor of the Whitney Museum of American Art, goes a long way to recapturing the guile and peculiarity of his spinning wires and discs.
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First, it's our supposition that Trump's 2020 re-election bid would probably be helped by Democrats narrowly recapturing the House as his predecessors Barack Obama and Bill Clinton demonstrated, divided government lowers expectations and gives an incumbent president something to campaign against, even before the other side picks a nominee.
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US military officials have said that recapturing Mosul would provide more intelligence on ISIS, so as Iraqi troops backed by US airstrikes and advisers seize parts of the city, it is likely that they are increasing the amount of intelligence collected, giving them a better picture of the terror group's leadership.
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Even more than recapturing the magic of 276 in the early nominating states, Mr. Sanders's prospects in 224 would hinge in large part on whether he could garner far stronger support from African-Americans than the less than 20 percent of the vote that he won from them in Southern states.
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But it was Phelps who stole the show yet again when he sprang from the block to swim the butterfly leg of the 4x100 medley relay, recapturing the lead from Britain and setting up yet another U.S. victory, after Ryan Murphy had led off by breaking the world backstroke record.
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In this February 2016 photo, members of the 790th Missile Security Forces Squadron demonstrate their training for recapturing a Minuteman missile silo after being taken over by an intruder/attacker, just days before the Air Force announced the drug investigation, at the Francis E. Warren Air Force Base, near Cheyenne, Wyo.
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Gray and gritty and jonesing with nervous energy, "Nico, 1988" sets its ominous tone early as the young Christa and her mother watch Berlin burn at the end of World War II. The sight will haunt her and inspire an obsession with recapturing what she called the sound of defeat.
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With a focus on recapturing union voters who were often cool to Hillary Clinton two years ago, Michigan Democrats saw their emphasis on lunch-pail economic issues rewarded this week with decisive wins in a governor's race (Gretchen Whitmer), a Senate re-election (Debbie Stabenow) and several down-ballot contests.
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Since recapturing Ramadi — a further 50 kilometers to the west — from Islamic State more than three months ago, Iraqi authorities have not made clear whether they will attempt to take Fallujah soon or leave it contained while the bulk of their forces head north towards Mosul, the largest city under the militants' control.
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The political fight over investing in diversity versus recapturing the "missing white voters" didn't exactly line up with the fight over comprehensive immigration reform — there were Republicans who believed that improving the party's record with Latinos and Asian Americans was important, but moving left on immigration wasn't the way to do it.
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That underscores the extent to which the conversation about recapturing swing voters is actually a discussion about how Democrats can improve their performance among white voters, both the ones without a college education who provided Trump's base in 2016 and the college-educated ones whose recoil from Trump helped fuel the Democratic gains last year.
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"GNA-aligned forces have had success in recapturing territory from ISIL thus far around Sirte, and additional U.S. strikes will continue to target ISIL in Sirte in order to enable the GNA to make a decisive, strategic advance," said Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook on Monday, using the administration's preferred acronym for the terrorist organization.
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For a unit on the Civil War, teachers split the students, who were overwhelmingly white, into two teams: Union soldiers, whose task in the game was to smuggle as many slaves — represented by dolls — as possible to freedom in Canada, and Confederate soldiers, charged with recapturing the dolls as they made their way north.
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Since recapturing the city of Ramadi - a further 50 km to the west - from Islamic State a month ago, Iraqi authorities have not made clear whether they will attempt to take Falluja next or leave it contained while the bulk of their forces head north toward Mosul, the largest city under the militants' control.
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"We've started the process of recapturing cities that were focused on autos," said Polly Trottenberg, Mayor de Blasio's commissioner of transportation, noting that New York has continued to build out its network of bike lanes, lowered the speed limit and redesigned streets "to better allocate the balance" between those behind the wheel and everyone else.
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Shortly before that disclosure, the relatives of Britons who died or were seriously wounded in Afghanistan registered dismay at reports that the Taliban were on the brink of recapturing the Sangin district — the site of almost a quarter of the 456 British fatalities in Afghanistan — just over a year after British combat troops withdrew in October 2014.
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A garden from the 1910s, with miles of blue and purple flower beds, has narrowly survived as a tourist attraction in Newport, R.I. "The Blue Garden: Recapturing an Iconic Newport Landscape" (D Giles Ltd, $49.95, 212 pp.), by the landscape historian Arleyn A. Levee, combines past owners' biographies with an analysis of plant life and chronicles of tragic phases.
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After the disastrous election losses at the state and national level, Betras and other Rust Belt Democrats who have found success in blue-collar districts have some advice for their anxious party: the key to recapturing those voters is not a broad change in policy, but a new commitment to listen and act on their economic concerns, and to show Democrats care.
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By recapturing those early days when it seemed as if computers might give us the world, instead of slowly seal us off into our own bubbles, Halt and Catch Fire invites viewers to reexamine our own relationship to technology and each other, and how often we try to let our online selves stand in for the people we really are.
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Companies like ITV — a commercial, terrestrial channel that is the largest broadcaster in the UK in terms of overall weekly viewers — have long been looking for ways of boosting its numbers and recapturing more users who have turned away from traditional, linear TV and now opt to watch video on demand on their tablets or computers, or TVs connected to the internet.
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During the hearing, Whitaker fielded a slew of questions on special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation, which he repeatedly declined to answer directly, infuriating House Democrats in their first crack at a top Trump administration official since recapturing the chamber in last year's midterm elections.
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And that's exactly why we've crafted a guide to aid fellow troubled snoozers on their journeys to recapturing Zs. Because sleep solutions are not one size fits all and the sheer amount of available support products out there is vast, we curated the all-encompassing, ergonomic hit-list ahead —spanning the best in memory foam mattresses to hemp-infused wellness goods, thermoregulating sheets to pajama sets, and atmosphere-enhancing gadgets to shut-eye specific literature.
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In all likelihood, the unveiling of the Semi truck and the Roadster was meant to achieve two outcomes: distract investors and Wall Street analysts from the Model 2000's production woes, while also recapturing some of the excitement and magic that helped propel Tesla to its current heights as one of the most valuable automakers in the US. "I do feel like the company needed to generate a little bit of excitement," said Jessica Caldwell, executive director of industry analysis at Edmunds.
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Watch the VICE News dispatch Pushing Back the Islamic State: The Battle for Rojava: At Saturday's press conference, Biden stressed the continuing strategic alliance between Turkey and the US. Biden's condemnation of the PKK was significant because it appeared to be an attempt to assuage Turkish concerns that Washington might lend additional support to the PKK and other Kurdish militias fighting against IS. The Kurds have been one of the most effective fighting forces against IS, recapturing territory in northern Syria and also pushing the militants back in northern Iraq.
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