I am trying to reclaim our bodies, reclaim the ways our bodies get depicted, reclaim the ways we see one another.
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We need to reclaim the truth, we need to reclaim a safe space where democracy can work.
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We are fighting hard not just to reclaim the memories of the past, but to reclaim our present.
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Democrats need to reclaim 2628 seats to win back control of the House, and two seats to reclaim the Senate.
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"I had to believe that coming forward would help me reclaim my voice and help others reclaim theirs," Yang said.
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In response to the "Reclaim" movement, a conservative colleague of mine hung signs around school asserting that Reclaim was stifling free speech.
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Now I have a voice, and the time has come for my mother to reclaim her own—to reclaim the respect she deserves.
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So many snakes, her fans tried to reclaim National Snake Day for their own, tweeting sentiments like: Swifties showing up to reclaim #NationalSnakeDay for ourselves pic.twitter.
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If self-driving cars allow us to gradually reclaim garage space as living space, we can reclaim more than 25 years worth of new home construction (see Figure 8).
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If we are to reclaim our agency over our online lives, and reclaim the potential of the digital age, we need to break the business model of surveillance capitalism.
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Let's do all we can to unite, resist, & reclaim.
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A group of activists from the Reclaim Justice Network and Women in Prison are campaigning to reclaim the space, and instead to turn it into new social housing and facilities for women's charities.
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Some fear the lost ground will be hard to reclaim.
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Witnesses at congressional hearings don't get to reclaim their time.
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Mr Assad has repeatedly vowed to reclaim the entire country.
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Unlike Niue, Tuvalu was able to reclaim the rights to .
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Then, the Ghost Nation would arrive to reclaim the girl.
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At Dusseldorf, Sjöblad urged the audience to reclaim their data.
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The president, a couple weeks ago, said reclaim your heritage.
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"How will we reclaim simple and essential words?" she writes.
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Goldman might easily reclaim its edge in the next quarter.
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Not only did Republicans reclaim the White House in 1920,
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The bank and the fund would both reclaim withholding tax.
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A once favorite chair, now left for nature to reclaim.
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Obamacare supporters now have an opportunity to reclaim those terms.
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Perhaps we need to reclaim our right to dislike it.
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Lean into your quirks and reclaim them as leadership qualities.
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The Taliban is poised to reclaim government control of Afghanistan.
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Nature has been quick to reclaim the area's abandoned infrastructure.
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Clearing app data can help you reclaim space you need.
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In some places, wildlife has started to reclaim the wreckage.
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The Pentagon began trying to reclaim those bonuses in 2012.
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He is also looking to reclaim the No. 227 ranking.
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We will reclaim our values and reassert our global leadership.
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But we have the tools to reclaim our local democracies.
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To repair it, Congress will have to reclaim its place.
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And Canada requires any mining operation to reclaim the area.
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They can reclaim their rightful share in our church's governance.
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But more importantly, that is how we reclaim our existence.
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"It's great self care to reclaim the day," MacLeamy says.
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And some people who live there want to reclaim it.
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" "That is what she is now — telling women 'reclaim yourself.
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There are a few ways you can reclaim your privacy.
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So how can we reclaim the lost art of listening?
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He actively tried to reclaim racist iconography for black people.
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Airbus will nonetheless reclaim its position as the world's no.
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But there are ways to effectively reclaim credit for your work.
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"It's a way for them to reclaim their dignity," Polenberg said.
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A quest to reclaim past glory is clearly on his mind.
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Jack is trying to reclaim the person he used to be.
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But I don't want to reclaim Jenna as a feminist antihero.
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Reclaim Idaho, too, risks winning the battle yet losing the war.
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But now we do, and Reclaim is part of that puzzle.
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This paper offers a blueprint to help us reclaim our democracy.
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Here is what it has been doing to reclaim its influence.
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But Giancarlo wanted to reclaim the words that were troubling her.
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To reclaim the House, Democrats need to pick up 24 seats.
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But Facebook's on a new mission to reclaim that original purpose.
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With self-driving cars, cities can reclaim even more street space.
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Women on social media rallied around #nastywoman to reclaim the phrase.
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Who better to reclaim wavering Tories from Mr Farage's Brexit army?
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We have got to maintain our sanity and reclaim our time!
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Furie even launched a campaign to reclaim Pepe from hate groups.
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Though his comment angered many, some chose to reclaim his words.
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The U.S. isn't likely to reclaim the top spot anytime soon.
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But nationalism ... But I'm saying, how do you reclaim that word?
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Lee is favored by a whopping 99.9% to reclaim his seat.
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"We have helped thousands of people reclaim their lives," she said.
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" Several of them wore black helmets that read "reclaim your nation.
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Labour MPs have helped to found a "Reclaim the Internet" campaign.
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Congress could take steps to reclaim the money distributed so far.
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"ConBody was a chance to reclaim my economic freedom," he said.
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Jay Inslee (D), who is leading Democratic efforts to reclaim governorships.
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"It would allow me to reclaim my good name," he said.
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We should support teachers during this movement to reclaim their voices.
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Reclaim agency, and don't let nature make decisions about your life.
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Kids need to reclaim their data and security… especially at school
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To reclaim the House majority, Democrats need to flip 323 seats.
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But still: Democrats need 24 seats to reclaim the House majority.
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Yet they're ideal for the masses reclaim in voicing their discontent.
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I saw a chance to reclaim something I thought I'd lost.
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Now, Mr. Mendoza is looking to America to reclaim the house.
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Pelosi, a former speaker who is expected to reclaim that post.
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Do you think "Pachinko" is an effort to reclaim those stories?
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And how she wants to reclaim it is to love it.
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Oh, Jesus, let me reclaim my time, give me a second.
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They are likely to reclaim the trophy, but at what cost?
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So the solution is to reclaim responsibility in myriad small ways.
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Several companies are now taking legal action to reclaim the funds.
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Some of us are not ready to reclaim that one yet.
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" Now it is trying to change that and reclaim "technological sovereignty.
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But these attempts to reclaim Jackson have had a mixed response.
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It's time physicians reclaim our healthcare system and put patients first.
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Can 2016 champ Howard Barkin come back and reclaim his victory?
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Jeff Sessions is running to reclaim his old US Senate seat.
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How to reclaim his place and reset one moment in history?
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If they flip 24 seats, they could reclaim a House majority.
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You cannot "reclaim" territory for the "people" if they already own it.
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He also wants the company to reclaim its status as industry leader.
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Ford built this GT to reclaim the racing prestige it once held.
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Theon tells Daenerys that Yara is off to reclaim the Iron Islands.
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"This is a movement to reclaim our 12th Amendment right," said Blake.
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Now quasi-retired, she's volunteered as the regional director for Reclaim Idaho.
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The best way to reclaim government is to become part of it.
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Now, Bose is back with a new model to reclaim the crown.
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It's important for me to reclaim the image of my own body.
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" But what exactly is there to "reclaim" about the phrase "me too?
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At that point we will begin to reclaim what the devil took.
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But Minnesota responded with a 210-20 run to reclaim the advantage.
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Will Democrats reclaim the Senate—and if so, by how many seats?
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But we need to keep fighting to reclaim it for the people.
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The first group is one that Clinton may be able to reclaim.
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The subway would help Cincinnati reclaim its status as a boom town.
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The resilience you show as you reclaim your history and your traditions.
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Reclaim the movement, I told myself again and again, like a mantra.
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To reclaim his wealth, he set his sights on the stock market.
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Christie tried to reclaim control of the meeting, but Ivanka took over.
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Through better calibration, America's patent system can reclaim its gold standard status.
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Clinton hopes to reclaim North Carolina for the Democrats in the Nov.
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Maybe then, nature will be able to reclaim what it has lost.
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"I intend to reclaim my family life for my family," he said.
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Ehikhamenor selected these symbols to reclaim, rewrite, and re-establish Nigerian history.
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And of course, 100% here to dig in and reclaim the narrative.
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Halep can reclaim the No. 1 ranking if she wins the tournament.
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An epic trip to Europe is a way to reclaim his life.
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So he returned home in an effort to reclaim his old job.
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I work to reclaim this space where we can be free — again.
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So the library had stepped in to reclaim the town's literary identity.
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And the region's Native Americans have begun to reclaim their ancestral land.
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Personal Journeys It wasn't that I was looking to reclaim the road.
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This article follows him as he tries to reclaim a derailed career.
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Colombo Journal COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — It was time to reclaim the holiday.
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Hood, of Naperville, Illinois, said he was determined to reclaim his title.
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The Polestar 1, being a hybrid, utilized regenerative braking to reclaim power.
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Was it a vote for the future, or to reclaim the past?
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He and his brother, Ivan, a painter, wanted to reclaim their roots.
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The article's writer says the rider reflects an effort to reclaim history.
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Now he'd like to reclaim any semblance of power that he relinquished.
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Part of that is how I've chosen to reclaim the word fat.
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FIFA has started legal proceedings to reclaim the money received by Platini.
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Despite the abuse, he decided to reclaim the word "cuck" for himself.
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Under the Democratic proposal, states would be able to reclaim their statues.
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But it's worth it, to reclaim and pass down one's Native language.
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I believe now, I can finally move on and reclaim my identity.
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Syrian forces began a failed attempt to reclaim the territory in 1973.
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More recently, the keto diet has come to reclaim even saturated fats.
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Reclaim his standing Trump will have an opportunity to reclaim his global standing in two weeks, when he travels to Argentina for two days of meetings at the G20 summit, including with the presidents of China and Russia.
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Nancy Pelosi become the first person since 1955 to reclaim the speaker's gavel.
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And LA isn't the only metropolis looking to reclaim its once-mocked waterway.
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You've decided to reclaim your morning commute by spending it on something substantive.
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If you're experiencing a time famine, think about how to reclaim your schedule.
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With a PTSD therapy dog, Gregory can start to reclaim his life again.
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As the great Maxine Waters once said, it's time to reclaim your time.
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The company has also made an effort to reclaim materials from used iPhones.
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Tattoos give you a chance to reclaim your body and tell your story.
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Now, Twitter has two people in place to try to reclaim its narrative.
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Mr Xi has already tried (and failed) to reclaim comrade for the party.
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More and more chefs are finding ways to reclaim and express that history.
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Laughter, as a tool to drown out the act, and reclaim the self.
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In the final scene, the natural landscape is ready to reclaim civilisation's ruins.
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"My purpose in making this statement is to reclaim my identity," Carnes wrote.
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If no one comes to reclaim Boonrod, Payalaw said he would adopt him.
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"We have been working with Total Reclaim for a long time," said Gaidos.
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In A Better Way, we describe how Congress can reclaim its constitutional responsibilities.
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He's trying to reclaim that glory of that American Dream for all Americans.
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More recently, cities have been leading projects to reclaim—or liberate—public space.
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Sam Smith is working to "reclaim" his body and move past his insecurities.
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She's trying to reclaim the American Muslim narrative through her work, she says.
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Step away from Instagram and reclaim the old fashioned family dinner time conversation.
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The goal, Nguyen explains, is to help reclaim mankind's most stigmatized waste matter.
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But there should be limits for how they try to reclaim that admiration.
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Once something has been appropriated, what can a culture do to reclaim it?
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We can reclaim the American dream for every single person in our country.
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The Trump administration's push to reclaim the government funds came after California Gov.
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There were also families who fought valiantly to reclaim their own for reburial.
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Together, united, we can reclaim the America we love and hold so dear.
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The senator is expected to easily reclaim his seat in the midterm elections.
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He's leading a movement to reclaim America for the many, not the few.
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I am honored to head the fight to reclaim my country from destruction.
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Fifth, Congress must reclaim its oversight of the President's power to initiate war.
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Having resisted offers no glory: He cannot reclaim what his family has lost.
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Tobin would reclaim it as "abandoned property" and give it to someone else.
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Congress now has the chance to reclaim its supremacy as a coequal branch.
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Then, subverting masculinity became a way for me to reclaim my own experiences.
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If Democrats reclaim power, they should get rid of the filibuster, she said.
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Now it's time for all women to reclaim and to celebrate that power.
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To create was to fight fascism and reclaim the very fabric of civilization.
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Secretary DeVos deserves credit for pushing states to reclaim that mantle of education.
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Finally, we'd like to help you reclaim one of the joys of winter.
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State and federal agencies should demand that they reclaim our coal mines now.
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In response, the indigenous people agreed to reclaim the bodies by May 25.
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On a near-term basis, Lee expects bitcoin to reclaim its December high.
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He hopes to fend off the American Nathan Chen and reclaim the title.
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I don't have the power to reclaim soil degraded by industrial farming practices.
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Time was pressing; the troops had orders to reclaim the square in hours.
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The nation must revive and reclaim the true meaning and significance of Jan.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia wants to reclaim from Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.
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This also meant that Capo and Pratt finally got to reclaim their home.
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When I went to pick up my bag from reclaim it wasn't there.
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It can reclaim its old identity, slip into a role it knows perfectly.
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Can it reclaim its role as the engine of Europe, especially versus Germany?
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However, they remained legally elected representatives, so can reclaim their seats in congress.
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Or, as one reader tweeted at me, Kohler could reclaim the, ahem, throne.
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Ms. Lissitzky-Küppers tried in vain to reclaim her collection after the war.
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Finding ways to chat off-email could help younger workers reclaim their day.
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MCC has said it will challenge the government's attempts to reclaim the stake.
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What's going on with Total Reclaim, our poster child of the good guys?
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In both productions, prominent French gay artists reclaim their pasts with striking honesty.
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"The Republican Party must reclaim its purpose," Mr. Mann and Mr. Ornstein conclude.
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He told the group they could reclaim the funds via Form 1099-OID.
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Syrian forces tried to reclaim the territory in 20093 but were beaten back.
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We must reclaim our country's destiny and dream big and bold and daring.
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Organizers from the Reclaim Australia marchers found themselves invited to One Nation events.
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A full-scale, US-assisted offensive to reclaim the city is expected soon.
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"If we all come together and reclaim our streets, reclaim our parks, there's no room for the gangbangers," Mr. Emanuel said, stopping by one of the gatherings on Friday night on the Southwest Side, where people played basketball and painted murals.
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"By thinking of James Madison as my favorite founder for the moment, I keep thinking about what is it we can do to reclaim the power of the purse, reclaim the separation of powers and the checks and balances," he continued.
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The contemporary web is rich in opportunities for fans to reclaim their fantasy worlds.
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"This move will help women reclaim public spaces," Marlena wrote on a Facebook post.
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How can we reclaim the ethic, which is female-identified, while putting down women?
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Similar motions to reclaim voting power have been made before, though none has passed.
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Arriving passengers will go through the usual baggage reclaim and arrivals in the terminal.
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There seems to be a surge of nationalism worldwide as nationals reclaim their borders.
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The phrase "Reclaim Pride" appears in both, alluding to the rainbow capitalism of WorldPride.
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While Damascus has pledged to reclaim YPG territory, the two have kept channels open.
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He'll reclaim his crown from fill-in QB Jimmy Garoppolo for the team's Oct.
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The company underwent a restructuring last year as an attempt to reclaim domestic markets.
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She was speaking of the effort by fat-acceptance activists to reclaim the word.
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Traditional storage companies don't make any money if you come and reclaim your sofa.
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Carsharing changes that ratio, which gives cities the opportunity to reclaim the parking lot.
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Somehow, I have a feeling Steph'll be back to reclaim his title next year.
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That means Jet's lessors could choose to reclaim planes in case of a default.
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A White House official said the RECLAIM Act is consistent with the administration's proposal.
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When she went to reclaim her vehicle, a note was left on her windshield.
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Is Congress willing to reclaim some of its primacy, as articulated in Article One?
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But the battle to fully reclaim the city could be a months-long endeavor.
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Leasing it is risky, since it can be hard to reclaim from the tenant.
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Either Americans will reclaim their birthright and become a liberal democracy again, or not.
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Yep ... the Microsoft stock climb has allowed Bill Gates to reclaim the top spot.
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Sometimes we have to throw them up in the air to reclaim their meaning.
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Will an NFL legend reclaim his magic, or will there be a Cinderella story?
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to reclaim control of the House.
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This is the first time the league is trying to reclaim such an image.
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Democrats need to pick up 23 seats in the House to reclaim the majority.
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Xi would benefit should Congress reclaim its Constitutional tariff authority that it granted Trump.
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Seems like a pretty surefire way to reclaim Chipotle's fast casual game dominance, right?
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You need to reclaim your time and focus on getting your own shit handled.
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CAV travelers will reclaim part of that value by web surfing, working or sleeping.
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It's gotten to the point that the mayor has decided to reclaim the label.
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Many have yet to fully endorse Ms. Pelosi's bid to reclaim the speaker's gavel.
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But violence has persisted as they reclaim territory and battle the government for control.
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MANILA — President Trump vowed this week to reclaim America's role as a Pacific power.
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Because narratives have been imposed upon her, she seeks to reclaim them for herself.
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Routine is a refuge, and many South Sudanese are trying to reclaim their lives.
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This administration should reclaim tools to meet our energy needs without sacrificing our heritage.
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Faced with government inaction, some activists try to reclaim ancestral lands on their own.
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Let's allocate enough money to reclaim our position as a leader in world aviation.
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Democrats spent more than $2 million to try to reclaim the hotly contested district.
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Since the 2016 election, Democrats have begun to reclaim the mantle of economic populism.
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Typically, if a company does not reclaim a well site, its bond is forfeited.
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Democrats need to pick up 23 seats in the House to reclaim the majority.
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A world where survivors take back their voice and reclaim their confidence and power.
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As BAN released its report, Total Reclaim issued a statement admitting to some wrongdoing.
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The Total Reclaim case was the last one to land on Matt Stratton's desk.
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Total Reclaim was there at the beginning, ready to volunteer on the front lines.
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It is up to us to reclaim our heritage of equal and impartial justice.
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Nancy Pelosi is poised to reclaim her former title as speaker of the House.
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Members of the homeless diaspora are unable to reclaim what few possessions they have.
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So if the parents can get out of jail they can reclaim their kids.
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They would need to pick up two more Republican-held states to reclaim control.
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Two hurricanes slowed a budding effort to reclaim the island's agricultural and culinary independence.
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This year, the second phase of that project is expected to reclaim another 21,000.
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Puckett says he took Lorch's advice on issues, brought Total Reclaim into internal meetings, and if a reporter interested in e-waste dropped in, he'd offer them Total Reclaim as an example of how to do e-waste recycling the right way.
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The station lacked windows for years and nature did its best to reclaim the station.
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Iraqi forces have been battling ISIS to reclaim Mosul -- Iraq's second-largest city -- since October.
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And as we continue to reshape hearts and reclaim hope, we still need your help.
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Mr Santiago allegedly pulled a gun out of his luggage in the baggage reclaim area.
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The KMT will only be able to reclaim assets it can prove it obtained legitimately.
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Over the past year, A. has tried to reclaim her story in several other ways.
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What else is missing from this argument that companies can help us reclaim our attention?
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Once deregistered, lessors are free to reclaim a plane and lease it to another airline.
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And for those folks, the independence they can reclaim is probably worth the price tag.
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It made me reclaim some of the stuff that I felt was stolen from me.
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A devoted Bachelor nation will help Swift reclaim her Instagram throne from bestie Selena Gomez.
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Though it may seem out of place, this was Rock wanting to reclaim the word.
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Do you feel like you have to reclaim the Cadbury name after the Kraft merger?
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By using open source software, Allahyari is hoping to reclaim and redistribute forgotten cultural artifacts.
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They also noted what people can do to reclaim their agency over their personal data.
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But she's a woman in her 40s now, and she's ready to reclaim her story.
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"To reclaim our relationship with technology, we need to see where we've been," Huffington said.
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I hope these canned responses can help you reclaim some moments in your busy day.
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Fish could now move that much farther upstream; the river would quietly reclaim its path.
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Thorson only needed 66 seconds to drive the Wildcats 55 yards to reclaim the lead.
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But the Slants aren't the first Asian American rock band to reclaim a racial epithet.
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How can the poetry world reclaim the world of the spirit in a secular age?
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That was all well and good, until Ham tried to reclaim the rainbow for God.
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Rather, his first and overriding objective was to reclaim Russia's lost status as a superpower.
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The government of India rejected a request by an Indian NGO to reclaim the stone.
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Videos supporting the protesters and declaring "Reclaim Hong Kong!" can be found on the app.
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Democrats are seeking to reclaim the majority in the House and Senate in the Nov.
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Traders had expected it to raise output slightly and boost exports to reclaim market share.
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Biggers said he hopes Americans will reclaim the tradition in areas that are often overlooked.
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Movement building and left-wing institutional development are paramount in any strategy to reclaim power.
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The forest soon began to reclaim the land that was once an engine of productivity.
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Or, will it reclaim its legendary research prowess designed to impact law, regulation and culture?
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The board is weighing what time frame to consider when calculating how much to reclaim.
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For years, sexual assault survivors have been getting tattoos to heal and reclaim their body.
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Last year, however, the town where Lewis was born chose to reclaim its native daughter.
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In the long run, they would have a voice and reclaim their places in history.
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Public art can continue to be a way to reclaim space, to express ourselves fully.
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Watch as Lucie Fink tries her best to clear out the clutter and reclaim organization.
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The scientific community is beginning to reclaim its far-flung researchers back within its borders.
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Women have the right to claim, and reclaim, a place in stand-up comedy history.
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It seems intended to force rebels to surrender so the government can reclaim the territory.
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For a handful of artists, to reclaim history is to reassert the power of spirituality.
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I want to reclaim that part of me; I want to make people laugh again.
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In theory, VPNs are an excellent way to reclaim a little bit of anonymity online.
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"I want to reclaim the space and the contents of the space," Dean Daniel said.
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In bouquets and on the plate, the workhorses of the kitchen reclaim their mystical powers.
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The widespread assumption in Democratic circles is that Nancy Pelosi will reclaim the speaker's gavel.
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How do you reclaim that narrative, from being a victim to being a powerful spokesperson?
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But even in that exchange Biden's team saw an opportunity to reclaim the high road.
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The New Right's efforts to reclaim this dated political and intellectual movement serve a purpose.
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You can work through the worst of the feelings and reclaim the things you lost.
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"If it agrees to stop its nuclear program it can reclaim its future," she said.
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Soon they were able to reclaim their house, which Luce had washed, vacuumed, and scrubbed.
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With help from the liberal elites, the people might be able to reclaim their heritage.
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The first time I went, I didn't find it easy to find the baggage reclaim.
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"That was central to the idea of this program: To reclaim that cultural space." video
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Today we reclaim our right to safety⚡️ Hope you can join/support #EnoughisEnough pic.twitter.
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As BAN kept working on e-waste issues, Total Reclaim became the nonprofit's shining example.
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The U.S. must find a way to reclaim its NATO ally and rehabilitate the alliance.
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She was asked repeatedly if her friend was a German, there to reclaim a house.
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It is time for Congress to reclaim the power to hold contemptuous officials in contempt.
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If Democrats want to reclaim those states in 2020, they'll have to consider Buttigieg's words.
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To reclaim both his career and his marriage, Jim must spy on his own life.
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While the UPF wouldn't last and the Reclaim Australia protests faded away, those involved didn't.
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Rest in Power will be Martin's family's chance to reclaim their side of the story.
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Somehow, we must address those anxieties to reclaim the place of reason in our political life.
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Already ISIS has launched a furious counter attack to reclaim the main government building in Mosul.
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Ralph wanted to murder Stanfa as much as he wanted to reclaim Philadelphia as his own.
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Dolores doesn't want to reclaim only her park—she plans to take over the outside world.
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If you're looking to reclaim workout shorts, we've found options that will suit your needs ahead.
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As a foothold, criminals play on the eagerness of the owner to reclaim their lost phone.
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Thankfully, Hollywood decided to reclaim the day and make it a big box office day instead.
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So, 2019 should be the year that we reclaim the Valentine's Day gift for your partner.
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Even as I was getting into shooting, it hadn't crossed my mind to reclaim Daddy's rifles.
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Kids need to reclaim their data and security… especially at school 453 was an extraordinary year.
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Like me, a new wave of trich sufferers are embracing beauty's power to reclaim their bodies.
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Mr. da Silva, who is known commonly as Lula, has been trying to reclaim the presidency.
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Will Theon save her from Euron's grip, and kill him to metaphorically reclaim his own manhood?
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They had been there all along; I just had to reclaim them amidst a new dream.
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In the new District 1, the sitting Republican commissioner is running unopposed to reclaim his seat.
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Wish we could, and allow, you know, the Taliban or anybody else to reclaim that country.
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That's the serendipity Bandrovschi is talking about—that's what she wants to reclaim for the abstaining.
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Praying for her, her family, and anyone else struggling to hold onto or reclaim their light.
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It's very easy to imagine a 'reclaim the streets from robots' type of movement gaining momentum.
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Earlier this week, Iraqi forces and their allies launched a major offensive to reclaim the city.
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Still, these two would definitely have an enthralling conversation about how to reclaim the snake narrative.
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This arch can be used as a mining reclaim tunnel or storage vault with top access.
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She sees it as an attempt to reclaim what she feels has been taken from her.
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The Syrian government, backed by Russia and Iran, also wants to reclaim the territory in Syria.
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But when he went to Baghdad to reclaim his job, he was sent packing, he said.
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We at Reclaim Holloway have been fighting for this site to be reclaimed for public good.
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Sam Wong meets the band of psychiatrists who are looking to reclaim them for medicine again.
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Ivanka may well find a way by the end of the week to reclaim her footing.
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I paint women as a way to reclaim the visual space of women on the street.
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James Ramsey and Dan Barasch have big plans to reclaim the unused space for public good.
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I honestly love the idea of the subversive stitch where you reclaim that form of craft.
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That's why I was here, to try and reclaim a simple idea of what wellness means.
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The stars are aligning for Europe to reclaim a central role in the global strategic balance.
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He said he was simply trying to reclaim his stolen property from two sports memorabilia dealers.
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Yet another would reclaim taxpayer dollars from a Railroad Retirement Board program that ended in 2012.
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The impeachment process can be the focal point for propelling Congress to reclaim its coequal place.
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Now, with "A Better Deal," the Democrats appear ready to reclaim populist antitrust as their own.
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The notoriously combative founder is attempting to reclaim his former position, Benchmark alleges in the complaint.
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It is a word I have used on the show many times, hoping to reclaim it.
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Meanwhile, taxpayers could become liable for the massive costs remaining to reclaim and repair the landscape.
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"We give them that opportunity to reclaim that space, and to feel really great about it."
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Democrats are furiously seeking to reclaim the 23 seats needed to win control of the House.
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But since the war ended in 1945, their heirs have been unable to reclaim their property.
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Glazer also contends the present market environment isn't conducive for tech to reclaim the leadership crown.
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" Of the Breuer building, he added, it was likely "we will come back and reclaim it.
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The people at the desks were attempting to reclaim a sliver of space for human use.
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Humans are the kinds of animals who do have imagination, and they want to reclaim it.
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Wish we could, and allow, you know, the Taliban or anybody else to reclaim that country.
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The show is a crash course in how to reclaim depression from being stigmatized in conversation.
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Mendoza helps her reclaim her salon from the drug dealers and brushes her wig for her.
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Beijing sees Taiwan as a breakaway province it has vowed to reclaim by force if necessary.
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Erdogan wants to reclaim a large "safe zone" of land in northern Syria to resettle them.
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Brexiteers like Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson insist Brexit is an opportunity to reclaim "lost" British sovereignty.
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Is it time for a third party where moderates from either party can reclaim common sense?
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These defeats obscure many victories as we help those with severe mental illness reclaim their lives.
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The solids left behind will be used to reclaim the land as the operation moves on.
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Go deeper: Nancy Pelosi is poised to reclaim the title of speaker of the House today.
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Evan Bayh, who announced Wednesday that he is running to reclaim his Senate seat in Indiana.
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One of its members spoke at a far-right, anti-Muslim Reclaim Australia rally in 2015.
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Workers in the Permian Basin could clean up and reclaim decommissioned rig sites as nature preserves.
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Now, American-backed forces, above, are moving to reclaim the last sliver of ISIS-held territory.
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But I have lost a ton of dignity and integrity, intangibles that I may never reclaim.
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Evander Holyfield was bidding to reclaim the title he lost to Riddick Bowe a year before.
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November is our best hope to reclaim our democracy from the likes of Pruitt and Trump.
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Should he win, in style, he may reclaim the love of fans who have deserted him.
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And it offered powerful ammunition to a Democratic Party eager to reclaim the House next year.
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When you live in the bush, you notice that it's constantly trying to reclaim your house.
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And it doesn't go far: the threat remains that it could return and reclaim the territory.
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She sometimes described each new book as an effort to reclaim the failure of the last.
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We'll get there faster if we reclaim Christianity from those who hijacked it for political gain.
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Still, he was probably expecting to reclaim the role of supervillain in a semifinal against Federer.
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Still, he was probably expecting to reclaim the role of supervillain in a semifinal against Federer.
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We had seen the sea break its boundaries, joining the rising canals to reclaim the earth.
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Designers have stories to tell about an America whose hijacked narrative they would like to reclaim.
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On some level, Anthony represents the optimism that Sweeney wants not to reclaim but to soil.
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It's time to reclaim safety for a few hundred million Americans over so-called corporate customers.
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Democrats aim to reclaim control in a state that the president only narrowly won in 2016.
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During my visit, I watched some of America's greatest take bold steps to reclaim their futures.
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Polystyrene clamshells and cutlery are easier and cheaper to make than reclaim, so recyclers don't try.
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Ever since, Furie has been trying and, many would argue, failing to reclaim his tarnished creation.
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I created a new myth because, in reality, we can't reclaim the artifacts in the museum.
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The Moon connects with Pluto in Capricorn at 11:09 AM, helping us reclaim our power.
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It was going to reclaim everything from Christianity to family values to patriotism from the Republicans.
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As if he wants to reclaim the work for himself … As if he also hates Gaudí.
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It's been a way to reclaim much of the power she lost in her earlier days.
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The Souls games do offer a single chance to reclaim your souls after death — if you fight your way back to your bloodstain, you'll reclaim every one you had on your last life — but be wary of chasing this dream at the expense of all else.
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By embarking on a four-day personal quest to reclaim and boost my confidence, inside and out.
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Australia needed only a draw to win the series and reclaim from India the top test ranking.
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Who better than artists to challenge and reclaim this oppressive system as a unique declaration of love?
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In the final days of the shutdown, Congress started taking steps to reclaim their power of appropriations.
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In this awful yet cathartic moment, Kate is able to reclaim her identity and face her past.
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But even if it doesn't change the world, watching it reclaim its magic will be a hoot.
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Vocal critics of Trump's use of tariffs say Congress should reclaim trade powers from the executive branch.
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Jamie Lee Curtis is back to reclaim her crown as the scream queen of the silver screen.
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And now, the queen is back to reclaim her throne in Netflix's latest offering, Nappily Ever After.
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Barnes delivers some great performances once his character stops brooding and starts trying to reclaim his life.
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Leicester is on top by only a point, and Arsenal can reclaim first on Sunday at Stoke.
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He has mounted a strong bid to reclaim his job by appealing to rank-and-file members.
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There is nobody to call and no Forgot Password button to reclaim the ownership of the identity.
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Now, they can reclaim a piece of what they had, one wooden garden plot at a time.
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In the event of problems, a lawyer can cancel a sale or reclaim a deposit, he said.
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She does it with the help of Abby (Margarita Levieva), who has her own power to reclaim.
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They have struggled financially, professionally, and personally as they try to reclaim their lives on the outside.
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Congress won't consider the USMCA until 2019 — when the Democrats reclaim control of the House of Representatives.
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But I think the actual way you reclaim your pride is by being outspoken when you're hurt.
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Ridesharing is just the first phase of the movement to end car ownership and reclaim our cities.
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They need to flip 23 seats in November's midterms to reclaim control of the House of Representatives.
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"My purpose in making this statement is to reclaim my identity," she told the Los Angeles Times.
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Additionally, there have been attempts by some Twitter users to reclaim the echo on Twitter, Motherboard reported.
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Gold will reclaim $2,000 an ounce sometime in the first two years of the new administration. 12.
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Has anyone suggested that because of the accident, you should reclaim the treasure and end the search?
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This means khaleesi is on land, which means she's clearly plotting her first move to reclaim Westeros.
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Mosul In the fight to reclaim Mosul, nature has handed an unusual advantage to ISIS: a sandstorm.
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France, left as the unrivalled EU military power, delights in the chance to reclaim leadership from Germany.
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In addition to reclaiming childhood, Tillet hopes the exhibition will help black girls reclaim voice as well.
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He ordered the authorities to make it a priority to reclaim the islands in the same speech.
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Similarly, some people want to reclaim the word "fat," others might be appalled to be called fat.
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Russia is resurgent, aggressively posturing itself to reclaim territory lost after the breakup of the Soviet Union.
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Max Ritvo: How can the poetry world reclaim the world of the spirit in the secular age?
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She also shares her journey to reclaim her rage in light of the "angry black woman" stereotype.
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We try to help them through this healing process...[to] regain and reclaim control over their lives.
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Whatever the courts conclude, Lula is unlikely to reclaim his position at the pinnacle of Brazilian politics.
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The vibrant paints celebrate all global citizens coming together to reclaim their freedom and rebel against oppression.
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Is there are movement to reclaim those roots that is broader than what you guys are doing?
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At its core, Orange Rhyming Dictionary was an album that saw Schwarzenbach trying to reclaim his humanity.
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" Fury, 30, Writer "A little while back, I went to a Reclaim Australia counter-rally in Melbourne.
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Yet it should never have been Lezley McSpadden's job to reclaim the story of her son's death.
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Also, once a market is lost, it takes time to reclaim it and could be lost forever.
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But a varied cohort of people has been trying to reclaim religious liberty for more progressive causes.
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Britain decided to cast off from the European Union and reclaim its independence among the world's nations.
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They then claimed that they were selling the tape for $5 to reclaim control over the footage.
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Maybe, if enough Donald Glover fans start posting on r/the_donald, they can reclaim this subreddit, too.
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Militants had seized a hospital in Ramadi, and they were part of a mission to reclaim it.
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American socialists have a tricky job when they reclaim the writings of Marx and friends from history.
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In recent years, the tribe has tried to reclaim its land in court, but to no avail.
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The Cavs are hoping to reclaim their title, after they were vanquished by the Warriors last year.
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To reclaim a 51-seat majority, Democrats would need to win a net gain of five seats.
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Only Congress can effectively reclaim the broad, lawmaking authority that the EPA has seized over carbon dioxide.
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Republicans are fighting to maintain their grasp on power and Democrats are in search to reclaim theirs.
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Last week, the Progressive Caucus endorsed Pelosi's run to reclaim the speakership—in exchange for more power.
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In the end, Ilana used Betty's advice and was able to reclaim her title as "come queen."
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Cresent Hardy (R-Nev.), who wants to reclaim his seat in the slightly Democratic-leaning 85033th district.
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Democrats need to pick up at least 23 seats in November to reclaim control of the chamber.
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In response, Frydman filed a lawsuit to reclaim the domain name he believes he had rightfully obtained.
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It took years of legislation and action for the city to eventually reclaim its health and beauty.
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For example, writer Hanna Yusuf says that wearing a hijab can allow women to reclaim their bodies.
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Australian media outlets reported Galea had links to far-right organizations Reclaim Australia and True Blue Crew.
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Some have had the word "fat" thrown at them too many times to reclaim it for themselves.
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Through sex work, I've been able to build up my self-esteem and reclaim my self-respect.
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Victims of revenge porn, however, have ignited an activist movement to reclaim their lives, images, and narratives.
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Brad Ashford is looking to reclaim the congressional seat he won in 2014 and lost in 2.23.
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Mr. Bayh would become the second former Democratic senator seeking to reclaim his old job this year.
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The US relied on roughly 60,000 Kurdish troops to reclaim territories once held by the terrorist group.
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To solve these problems, Ms. Smith suggested sacrificing the dressers to reclaim square footage for a desk.
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He has not disclosed who purchased his stock or whether he may reclaim it in the future.
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But, recent sad salads aside, there's absolutely no reason pasta salad can't reclaim its short-lived glory.
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Opponents of this tax bill should embrace that vision of democracy and reclaim their own populist roots.
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Boeing said it had issued a global alert to airlines on how pilots can reclaim manual control.
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"It's a way to reclaim some territory," said Ms. Smith, who struggled to file a police report.
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Speculation is the CS:GO team might seek another organization and reclaim its old name of Swole Patrol.
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Mr. Abadi has promised Iraqis that his government would reclaim control of border crossings and contested areas.
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He pointed out that some manufacturers have already begun recycling programs to reclaim the plastic from lenses.
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Schwartz and fellow urban enthusiasts successfully fought to reclaim space for the basic human act of walking.
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Matteo Trentin (Mitchelton-Scott) was third on the stage allowing him to reclaim the overall leader's jersey.
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A: Under some circumstances, a landlord can attempt to reclaim a rent-stabilized apartment for personal use.
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Born in Jamaica, Garvey encouraged black people to return to Africa and reclaim it as their own.
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Such a shift signals a loss of aura that perhaps only investigations of language can help reclaim.
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In her poem "Diving Into the Wreck," Adrienne Rich describes a narrator descending to reclaim lost stories.
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India is set to reclaim the title of the world's fastest-growing economy this year, leapfrogging China.
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And he never stopped battling to reclaim the painting that had hung in his home in Schapbach.
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Kerber, a two-time defending champion, can reclaim the top ranking by winning two matches in Stuttgart.
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Their occasionally overblown rhetoric was the act of men who, stripped of dignity, try to reclaim it.
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They may amount to a symbol that Congress is trying to reclaim its authority over foreign policy.
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The Bulldogs' advantage didn't last long as Ole Miss would reclaim the lead and didn't let go.
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So to great fanfare, in 2010, they released their finely tuned attempt to reclaim the yogurt crown.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - How can women reclaim the streets when they fear venturing out alone?
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If the starters stay healthy, the Mets have a good chance to reclaim the National League East.
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Stratton and prosecutors pulled documents from that company, along with Total Reclaim, and pored over it all.
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The commercial's goal was to help women and girls reclaim the expression as a message of empowerment.
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Her husband would have found a way to reclaim the stroller without losing sight of the baby.
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Angelique Kerber, last year's surprise No. 1 who is about to reclaim the top spot, is struggling.
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Schumer has pushed for Democrats to reclaim the mantle of economic populism from Trump's phony "everyman" appeals.
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They're all migrants without jobs in the city-state; many are seeking help to reclaim unpaid wages.
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SMU guard Jarrey Foster converted an alley-oop basket with 683 seconds left to reclaim the lead.
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Then, with each person's statement, they saw a chance to reclaim what Nassar had stolen from them.
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Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) President Jim Greenwood announced a sweeping plan to reclaim the pharmaceutical industry's reputation.
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Brad Ashford is looking to reclaim the congressional seat he won in 2014 and lost in 2016.
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That moniker is what Trump sought to reclaim Tuesday, to the applause of figures like David Duke.
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But in 2015, what really made a difference was the rise of the Reclaim Australia protest group.
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As if manning a cloakroom, soldiers hand out receipts so that owners can reclaim their guns when leaving.
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But a small, dedicated group of eyebrow activists have taken to Instagram to reclaim this once-revered feature.
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But the activist says using a mirror has helped her reclaim love for her reflection, and for herself.
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As his trips became more frequent, Skourides decided to make a bid to reclaim his family&aposs property.
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But it may reclaim the spotlight as soon as Friday when the government releases its November jobs report.
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Democrats need to gain 30 House seats to allow Nancy Pelosi to reclaim the Speaker's gavel from Ryan.
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So let's reclaim Earth Day and make it mean more than bottle-cap drives and green T-shirts.
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It's time to reclaim Earth Day from the fringes and make it count for activists and capitalists alike.
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Long after Bob Barker retirement, he's come to reclaim what Paul feels was rightly his for the taking.
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I love writing bad sex because I feel like it's such a fun opportunity to reclaim the narrative.
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Second, even if the Democrats could reclaim power with a divisive Sandernista agenda, they could not implement it.
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To reclaim rebel-held areas, he will need to rely heavily on Shia militias from Iran and Iraq.
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It fuels a desire to reclaim a sense of power, and take the law into your own hands.
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By inviting Black people to stop and rest, Black Power Naps begins to let us reclaim our time.
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I've had women tell me they are getting it done to reclaim their body after a bad relationship.
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How can it not be a spiritual act to reclaim myself, my body, my name, and my pronouns?
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On Friday equity markets tried to reclaim some ground after posting big losses over the last two sessions.
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Finishing her story, Bibi tells Ally, Winter and Beverly that it's time for them to reclaim their power.
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Being more decisive will help you reclaim the time you spend going back and forth (and back again).
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Diné (Navajo) artist Will Wilson has sought to reclaim a sense of agency through two bodies of work.
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For Microsoft, the Surface Headphones represent a chance to reclaim some of its lost preeminence in consumer tech.
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Muslim motivation lies in a desire to help reclaim their peaceful religion from the fanatics who abuse it.
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Nor can they challenge the army of Mr Assad, who says he wants to reclaim all of Syria.
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A 22001 Israeli law allows individuals or organizations that can prove pre-1948 ownership to reclaim the properties.
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"This could result in populist pressure on Abdelaziz's successor to push more aggressively to reclaim territory," he said.
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It's been nearly two months since I made the decision to cut my hair and reclaim my curls.
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Florida was supposed to be a pickup opportunity for the Democrats looking to reclaim the Senate in 2016.
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The final season finds her finally making strides to reclaim the throne for her family alongside Jon Snow.
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Security forces launched a large-scale military operation late last month to reclaim the remaining ISIS-held neighborhoods.
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Some simply disappeared, while others found new life even if they did not reclaim their prior economic influence.
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The government expects to reclaim about 600 million reais ($189 million), the Planning Ministry said in a statement.
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Harry Styles managed to reclaim his 2014 title back in 2016, after slipping to second place in 2015.
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By using her experience to make a difference, Knox has said she's been able to reclaim her life.
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It's an attempt to reclaim a less responsible type of youth—which we have to be sympathetic about.
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How exactly would the world respond in the event that mainland China took military steps to reclaim Taiwan?
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Disgusted by Cersei's doublecross, he headed north on his own in civilian clothes, seeking to reclaim his honor.
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How do I fix it and reclaim them for spring (which, I am told, will get here eventually)?
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Labour membership is growing, and the party is in excellent position to make a bid to reclaim government.
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Revisions to U.S. copyright law in 1976 let authors reclaim song rights after certain periods of time elapsed.
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Do text messages really take up that much room and how can I reclaim some of those megabytes?
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None of these works seem to critically engage with or reclaim female sexuality, nor do they push boundaries.
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Still, the diehards continued hunting for new spaces to help the genre reclaim some of its former glory.
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If the Democratic Party wants to reclaim state legislatures and Congress, it will have to turn out voters.
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Vishaan Chakrabarti's vision to reclaim Penn Station for us is a fine one of many to choose from.
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Hopefully, whatever happens on Election Day, folks will join the journey to reclaim and expand the Republican tent.
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To win the seats they need to reclaim the majority, Democrats will look first to Arizona, where Sen.
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If Ms. Rousseff succeeds in changing the votes of fewer than 10 senators, she could reclaim the presidency.
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Detrick said it could be an easy leap for the S&P 500 to reclaim its old high.
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To reclaim some of that turf on your phone, you can remove the old or unwanted episode downloads.
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"This is the place where we can come together and continue to reclaim the river," said Ms. Cox.
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He has said that he intends to clear his name and reclaim is leadership role on the committee.
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But it is only natural that it seeks to reclaim a leading role in its Asia-Pacific neighborhood.
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Today, with Homs mostly at peace, Ms. Sabouni is trying to reclaim a bit of her normal life.
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He said he's paying an online reputation company nearly $900 a month to help him reclaim his name.
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They turned to eye-tracking technology for an answer that might help Nathalia reclaim her ability to communicate.
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With tons of sand, fire, and warriors, Minaj is braving all of the elements to reclaim her crown.
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They implored him to reclaim his aggression and return to what made him successful in the lower levels.
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Anywhere I can reclaim the city and feel like it's just me and and the person I'm with.
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Sheroes has thus been instrumental in empowering the five women who staff the cafe to reclaim their visibility.
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Though the NSM tried to name a new president and reclaim the group, Stern sued to maintain control.
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But companies would rather mine coal than reclaim the land, especially if the states don't enforce the law.
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But for this week, Romo is unlikely to reclaim the starting job from his rookie replacement, Dak Prescott.
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To the west, the Iraqi military vanquished Kurdish forces to reclaim Kirkuk, checking the Kurds' move toward independence.
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Ms. Barry thought her plank might help the party reclaim some districts that seemed hopelessly lost to Republicans.
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She tried to reclaim the narrative with HR 1 Friday, an omnibus voting rights and anti-corruption act.
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I've argued that conservatives aghast at these developments should vote against their party in order to reclaim it.
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Eight to 11 days later they repeated the task to reclaim the video cameras and take more measurements.
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Hollier says his many months with the Light Phone II have helped him reclaim his attention, his creativity.
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And that, in turn, would allow Swift to reclaim some command over her music and how it's used.
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Meanwhile, state government officials are still celebrating the arrest, partly to reclaim their control of Punjab's drug situation.
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Then two hurricanes in late 2017 slowed a budding effort to reclaim the island's agricultural and culinary independence.
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But there is still concern that there's no plan to reclaim the last mile of the little creek.
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When I left, I was geographically exiled, but I could reclaim the right to tell my own story.
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For our own sake, we must reclaim this history and remind ourselves of the sacrifices of our forebears.
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Ask Real Estate Under some circumstances, a landlord can attempt to reclaim such an apartment for personal use.
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As he spoke, Ms. Sanders, the press secretary, inched closer, sensing it was time to reclaim the microphone.
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The mercenaries earn of a share of the production proceeds from the oil fields they reclaim, officials said.
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At one point in Feels Good Man, an academic dismisses Furie's attempts to reclaim Pepe as his own.
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If you're single, it's a wonderful transit to reclaim your value and stand on your own two feet.
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She knows Bode has it, and it takes a lot of arguing for her to finally reclaim it.
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In just over 200 days, the American people will get a chance to fight back and reclaim control.
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When Mr. Garcia was released, he was able to reclaim his job as an auto repair service manager.
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They temporarily leave the country in order to reclaim that initial rush, but their hearts aren't in it.
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The relationship is an opportunity to reclaim our wholeness, that's why it feels so great in the beginning.
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The sentencing offered her a chance to reclaim her voice while making an example of Nassar, she said.
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In the absence of a moral, capable leader, it is up to them to reclaim the moral center.
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That was great, but now being on our own, in this moment, where we can reclaim that heritage.
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Ultimately, he added, America could reclaim its position as a keeper of peace and stability throughout the world.
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Sometimes this manifested in performances of empowerment, especially for women who wanted to reclaim and celebrate their sexuality.
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Osaka's elimination also means that Ashleigh Barty of Australia will reclaim the No. 1 ranking after the Open.
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The move seems like an attempt from NBCUniversal to reclaim some of the viewers they've lost to YouTube.
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Cease this folly, and America can begin to take responsibility in the world and reclaim its civic peace.
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Through groups like Reclaim, the Mercer family's circle of influence extends far beyond even what Mayer has uncovered.
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That is also likely to be the case in the impending battle to reclaim Raqqa in eastern Syria.
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Total Reclaim had sold the LCD monitors to a third-party shipping company, which then sent them overseas.
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Reclaim Idaho said it has collected the required 56,85033 signatures needed to place the measure on the ballot.
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There was no additional information about whether she could reclaim her $300 gift card at a future time.
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This also convinces Redler that the market could reclaim its previous highs by rebounding to the 2,880 area.
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"One of my goals was to reclaim the pantsuit as something empowering and revolutionary and exciting," she said.
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Why it matters: Republicans hope to reclaim the House in 2020, but early retirements could complicate that task.
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That way, anti-government rebels will eventually put down their arms, allowing Assad's forces to reclaim lost territory.
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That way someone, any one of them, could reclaim possession of the emerald, sell it, and divide the proceeds.
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And while it is unavoidable, there are several ways we can reclaim focus and take control of the situation.
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If nothing else, he hopes at the end to reclaim the copyright to his work and restore his reputation.
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" But some critics have argued that the show's recent take-downs of Trump have helped it "reclaim its mojo.
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If time got away from you this week, these weekend tech deals can help you reclaim a little savings.
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They struggle in Hollywood to reclaim their previous level of success and relevance while awkwardly navigating life and love.
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We could reclaim the color for ourselves and it has stuck with me for the majority of my life.
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It had issued its own FOIL request, months after Reclaim the Records filed its request, and digitized the files.
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The Italian government is promising to defy European leaders, framing their budget as a fight to reclaim national sovereignty.
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In fact, he didn't think he would ever reclaim his spot as the best tennis player in the world.
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Though the town hall didn't sway HOP to veer away from any proposed changes, Reclaim Pride isn't giving up.
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However, in addition to bacteria, you run the risk of your dog trying to reclaim what was once theirs.
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Macy's is also focused on transitioning its stores to reclaim patrons it lost to online shopping, such as Amazon.
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Sisu is trapped in human form and needs help to reclaim her power and transform into her true form.
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But Nintendo wants to reclaim its place in players' pockets, living rooms, and everywhere else they might consume entertainment.
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Reclaim Idaho's effort to gather enough signatures to put Medicaid expansion on the ballot for Idaho voters in November.
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Fifteen years later, he returns to New York City to reclaim his family's legacy and its billion-dollar enterprise.
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When we reclaim our own narratives via Instagram, Vine and clips on Twitter, we can tell our own stories.
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British voters who voted to reclaim their independence from the European Union delivered a major blow to globalized trade.
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Your birth month is a time to reconnect with yourself—your goals and your vision—and reclaim your time.
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Throughout her life, she fought for social justice and sought to empower women to reclaim the respect they deserved.
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I must reclaim life by going back to eating for one, good health and exercise for my whole family.
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With support from others and strength from within, you can overcome the label of victim and reclaim your identity.
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The seawall, conceived in the early 2525s to reclaim land for agriculture, is the country's most famous white elephant.
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We wanted to reclaim the narrative and send more women out to do the work Kim would have done.
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Before dawn Monday, Iraqi-led forces launched an offensive to reclaim the country's second-largest city from ISIS' grip.
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And we ask all nations to support Iran's people as they struggle to reclaim their religious and righteous destiny.
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And that we'll stand, not blindly for a pledge, but beside each other as we reclaim our democracy. Together.
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If Apple hopes to reclaim the mojo some believe it has lost, the effort will lift off from there.
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"President Xi has promised President Duterte they will not reclaim and build structures on Scarborough Shoal," Yasay told reporters.
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Reclaim Australia, the country's most prominent "alt-right" group, has planned a protest march in Fremantle on Jan. 26.
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Efforts to reform coal leasing must include a fair return for taxpayers and sufficient resources to reclaim degraded lands.
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Democrats need to net five seats — or four if they also retain the White House — to reclaim the majority.
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The family has since looked to reclaim its old business, police said, helped by influential allies in New York.
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This is to help a survivor reclaim her selfhood, with the aim of dispelling the immobilizing experience of objectification.
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You'll have to consider how much lost ground you'll be able to reclaim in the likely subsequent market advance.
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They're necessary steps to reclaim some of the few online spaces where queer people can meet in repressive societies.
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Some officials hope to reclaim the date by renewing its prior designation as a day for celebrating the police.
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Democrats need to flip five seats, or four if they also retain the White House, to reclaim the majority.
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Encourage women to reclaim their names, so they aren't just reduced to their relationships with men in their families.
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They fear that, should fighting resume—as after an abortive ceasefire in February—Mr Assad's forces will reclaim territory.
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Round two saw Roberts reclaim the momentum, only to be rocked again as the seconds wore off the clock.
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Should the AHCA fail in the House or go nowhere in the Senate, Ryan can perhaps reclaim that trust.
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A friend encouraged him to write stand-up to reclaim his narrative as an openly gay Asian-American man.
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In "Inventing Tomorrow", Sarah Cole of Columbia University sets out to reclaim Wells as a visionary and a radical.
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Universities have become divorced from their missions, and we need to reclaim it and communicate that to the public.
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In other words, the company is offering users a way to reclaim their username but none of their content.
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Can Apple's much ballyhooed new iPhone cameras edge out the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge to reclaim the top spot?
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By raising this question Trump has a golden opportunity to reclaim the debate on how to fund the government.
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Uncertainty turns to peace because we reclaim our faith in the American ideals that have carried us upward before.
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On Sunday, Syria's United Nations ambassador punctuated the message, declaring that the government would reclaim all of the city.
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Congress must pass the AIRR Act so that we can reclaim our mantle of global leadership in the skies.
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In each of these, it isn't only figures like Monica Lewinsky who want to reshape and reclaim the narrative.
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"These are just animals trying to reclaim the half of the country we drove them out of," he said.
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"You have to reclaim yourself, and you have to do it without worrying what other people think," she said.
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Here are three ideas that would help Haiti reclaim its sovereignty and integrate with the rest of the world.
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I wanted to reclaim my college experience, to feel, or at least act, as if I belonged there, too.
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According to Panama community members, trying to reclaim their land through occupation is the only option at their disposal.
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The next speaker of the House must reclaim congressional war powers as prescribed in Article I of the Constitution.
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Americans must show bipartisan support as students, families and workers seek to reclaim their country from a ruthless regime.
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Unchallenged yet again by Western powers, Assad will try to reclaim Ghouta at all costs, as he did Aleppo.
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Mr. Clarke's new company agreed to clean up the shuttered mines and reclaim the land that had been ravaged.
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But before he could do so, members of the group tried to reclaim NSM and name a new president.
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To fight your sugar addiction and begin to reclaim your youth and health, start by becoming a sugar detective.
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The Kobayashis hope that the rebuilt Kongoji Temple will help villagers reclaim the lives they had before the tsunami.
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An organization called Reclaim Appalachia has set out to convert old mining sites into farms and solar-panel fields.
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Let's reclaim our context and reconnect to our surroundings, in ways that elicit the better angels of our nature.
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"I still would've been content to lose the election and reclaim some version of our old lives," she writes.
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Mr. Clyburn, 78, plans to reclaim his old post of majority whip, the No. 3 spot in the leadership.
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On Monday, some residents here expressed relief that local officials had moved to reclaim the borough's bygone suburban serenity.
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As Facebook's notifications get increasingly aggressive, you have to fight back even harder to reclaim some peace and quiet.
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But no surgeon or trainer could ever reclaim the stunning beauty that had blessed Richard during the late 70s.
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The Syrian government has decreed that citizens must produce documents to reclaim their homes, assuming they are still standing.
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Democrats might notice that this message can create opportunities in Midwestern states that the party is desperate to reclaim.
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But with 32 voting no, she was well short of what she'll need to reclaim the gavel in January.
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The gathering aimed to "reclaim" the community's popular Oregon District, which was the site of the shooting on Aug.
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"We have to reclaim Romero, he is ours, he belongs to the church," he recalled John Paul II saying.
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"It is a word that I have used many times on the show, trying to reclaim it," Bee said.
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In trying to jump over sticks and cracks, I thought I could reclaim youthful freedom amid the workaday hustle.
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Lam said she would work to reclaim more than 400 hectares of private land over the next five years.
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The series deals with the hero's existential crisis as he fights to reclaim a life he's been badly misusing.
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The surge in female candidates comes as Democrats try to reclaim the House and Senate from Republicans in November.
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"Restore the balance" was the ad's tagline, which had been changed from the original — "reclaim your masculinity" — following criticism.
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The companies argue these longer exclusivity periods are necessary to let them reclaim their spending on research and development.
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But Daryl lied, opting instead to honor her stated need to reclaim herself from the coldblooded warrior she'd become.
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And on Monday, he opened the day telling voters how he'd try to reclaim a strong economy from Trump.
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More recently, though, Asian-Americans have deliberately sought to reclaim and then recast some of the most timeworn tropes.
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But the exodus is still an ominous sign for how party veterans view their chance to reclaim the majority.
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Watch Refinery29's Truth Be Told episode on the sex workers' movement to reclaim the validity of their labor.
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Such spectacles would have jeopardized their House majority and doomed their campaigns to reclaim the White House and Senate.
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That implosion gave the Yankees an opening to reclaim first place from the Red Sox, and they stormed through.
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Now settled in London, Mr. Ipek spends his days trying to clear his name and somehow reclaim his life.
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Democrats need to flip 24 seats to reclaim the House, and it appears like that could be within reach.
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This is all well and good — until a new kind of elite tries to reclaim "Americanism" by redefining it.
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As the Islamic State contracts, Al Qaeda is attempting to reclaim its primacy at the vanguard of global jihadism.
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A clinic specializing in in vitro fertilization was suddenly shut down, before any women could reclaim their stored eggs.
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Bill Elliott said he was confident that Nascar would reclaim some of the fans who apparently have lost interest.
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That is why this Catholic and atheist believe we must reclaim true religious freedom — freedom of and from religion.
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Puckett tracked down boxes of Total Reclaim exports, complete with the company's invoices and corporate logo emblazoned on them.
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Shipping manifests from Total Reclaim, which had been turned over to BAN, showed the company sending "plastic mix" overseas.
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The past, he says, had passed, and it wasn't worth revisiting why Total Reclaim made the choices it did.
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But exercising control over what you do during your commute can help reclaim that feeling of autonomy, he says.
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And it makes sense, their agenda has always been to bring down Trump and reclaim power in the process.
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Once deregistered, lessors are free to reclaim a plane and lease it to another airline anywhere in the world.
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" If capitalism and its wealthiest winners do not "reclaim some sort of ethical core," she predicted, then "chaos ensues.
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Writing the book allowed Miller, now 25, to reclaim the sense of self that had been stolen by Turner.
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Absent any serious effort to redress corruption and perhaps even reclaim monies, such loan forgiveness only ensures more corruption.
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" More recently, El Puente created the Latino Climate Action Network in Puerto Rico to "reclaim and restore the environment.
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Not to reclaim long lost agility or to satiate my ego, but simply to spend time with my son.
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By writing "Negro"—a word historically used as a slur against us—we reclaim a long legacy of oppression.
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That's why Disney is consciously uncoupling from Netflix: to reclaim its margin on Disney, Star Wars, Marvel, and Pixar content.
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It's debatable whether Thorne did, in fact, reclaim her power by sharing these private photos under the allegedly coerced circumstances.
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But its goals still appear to be revanchist: designed to reclaim bordering territories that it believes to be its own.
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There's also the hope that Marvel might someday reclaim the film rights to some of its other major superhero properties.
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Edwina Allen (left) drops off signed petitions with Reclaim Idaho volunteer Nirmala Sandhu in Meridian, Idaho, on March 220, 28.
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WATCH: Sex trafficking survivors use new ink to reclaim their lives "I was drugged, beaten," says Bastidas of her attackers.
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James: I'm willing to bet that this new season of Top Gear is not going to reclaim that former glory.
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The former "most interesting man in politics" could reclaim that title with a bold move back into the presidential race.
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Offensive operations to reclaim territory from the Taliban are rare, but the insurgency has failed to capture any important city.
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The women get caught in a cycle of allowing each other power, then running after that power to reclaim it.
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Having decided to reclaim his voice and find another avenue to tell stories, McDaniels set out to write a memoir.
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They were damage and loss, with nearly every character trying to reclaim a bit of the humanity that they've lost.
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It's time to stand up, reclaim your institutional prerogatives, protect your legacy and do what is best for our country.
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It's time to stand up, reclaim your institutional prerogatives, protect your legacy and do what is best for our country.
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For all its faults, Occupy was an effort to reclaim urban space for the dispossessed that it called the 99%.
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Monday's lawsuit joins others seeking to reclaim art taken, sold or left behind after the Nazis took power in Germany.
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"My purpose in making this statement is to reclaim my identity," Carnes said in a statement to the L.A. Times.
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The album sees them reclaim their former "'03 Bonnie and Clyde" persona: cavalier, slick, fully aware of their own power.
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Having renounced his Kiwi citizenship, Mr Joyce will try to reclaim his constituency at a by-election on December 2nd.
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Even with clear headwinds for Republicans, Democrats will be hard-pressed to reclaim the Senate majority they lost in 613.
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Los Angeles took advantage of a prolonged Utah offensive drought spanning the first and second quarters to reclaim the lead.
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I'm not going to just roll over and let them attempt to reclaim this haircut simply because they want it.
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Alongside Kim's family, you set up the Kim Wall Memorial Fund to reclaim the narrative of her life and death.
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The US is advising on the effort to reclaim Iraq's second-largest city and ISIS's top stronghold in the country.
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In 2009, they decided to reclaim one of their traditions by cultivating oysters on five acres of the intertidal zone.
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Some vineyard owners agreed to surrender land valued at up to $400,000 an acre so the river could reclaim it.
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She resides outside of the usual realm of fame, emerging every few years to reclaim a crown of undisputed cool.
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Much like they did in the first half, the Rockets used a flurry of 3-pointers to reclaim the lead.
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However, oil has not been able to reclaim the range that prevailed through most of 264 before last week's rout.
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She is eager to finish her treatment, and see if she can reclaim custody of her child from her husband.
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RG Earl Watford likely will reclaim his starting job in place of John Wetzel for this Sunday's game at Miami.
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One first-order promise of blockchain is to rebalance that dynamic so we can reclaim and consolidate our digital identities.
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He joined the Pit River Tribe's effort to reclaim their territory from the Pacific Gas and Electric Company in 1970.
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A cutter suction dredger is a type of a ship used for large-scale projects to create or reclaim land.
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We broke the story ... 'Ye, who's since jumped to Adidas, is trying to reclaim the shoe's name as his own.
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The battle to reclaim Ukraine's occupied territories back from Russia is far from over, according to the country's foreign minister.
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With all of that extra cash, you'll be able to reclaim those rooftop happy hour cocktails and stay on-trend.
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He recalled that one time, he had set out to dab the CBN-heavy reclaim of a CBN-heavy strain.
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However, oil has not been able to reclaim the range that prevailed through most of 22017 before last week's rout.
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When they failed to reclaim the Senate in 2012, they shut down the government in a bid to defund Obamacare.
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It's an effort to reclaim roots that most people of African descent in America have been almost entirely severed from.
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But after seeing Pepe repurposed by racists and identified as a hate symbol, his creator is trying to reclaim him.
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And if there's ever a moment for them to reclaim their mantle as the party of public education, it's now.
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To reclaim one's individuality, as well as one's agency—this is Mitsuki's odyssey in the second half of the book.
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Such "cognitive denial of service" tactics by good bots might reclaim the space that digital attackers use to manufacture consensus.
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Ms. Yalon, 90, is trying to reclaim the three-story house that her father-in-law built in the 1930s.
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The party faces an uphill battle in the House, where Democrats need to flip 23 seats to reclaim the majority.
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Reclaim Australia posted on Facebook that it had no links to the arrested man and that it "always denounced violence".
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In a bold move, that community has also painted murals around the city in a bid to reclaim public spaces.
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Grimm announced his bid to reclaim his former seat last year -- more than a year after being released from prison.
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More importantly, the cultural meaning of witches changes over time (as with the feminist effort to reclaim witches as heroines).
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More than two dozen county commissions in Appalachian states have endorsed either the Reclaim proposal or the Power Plus Plan.
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As presidential candidates promise to reclaim jobs lost in the intervening decades, they might want to visit the company now.
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According to CNN, Mexico's economic ministry said that it will proceed to reclaim the $163 million awarded by the WTO.
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The band said it was trying to reclaim a term widely viewed as a derogatory reference to Asian people's eyes.
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Yael Tamir, an Israeli political scientist and former politician and activist, believes the left should reclaim it—and use it.
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Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will be trying to use their home-state advantage to reclaim momentum, although Mrs.
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Brian Higgins secured from Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi in exchange for his support in her bid to reclaim the speakership.
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Sell them their vision and the world the way they want it to be ... We will reclaim the real America.
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The American people must get fed up enough to put aside their differences and act decisively to reclaim our democracy.
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Going forward, taxes will reclaim center stage, but rather than tax cuts, there could be endless battles over tax hikes.
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If Democrats reclaim either or both chambers this fall, you can be certain they will begin to investigate these scandals.
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Republicans expressed concern about the party trend in California, though emphasized it's not impossible to reclaim some of those seats.
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It is time for the Democratic Party to reclaim its proud heritage of tolerance and support for Jewish people everywhere.
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But this flicker of conscience offers the hope that more Republicans will try to reclaim the mantle of their predecessors.
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Georgian leaders lobbied Francis over their efforts to reclaim territory now under the control of separatist groups supported by Russia.
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Essentially, Nala gets a lot more to do than just be the catalyst for Simba's quest to reclaim his kingdom.
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I was really inspired by the possibility that they were finding a way to reclaim masculinity outside of the movement.
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But this year, Peg + Patriot in London's Bethnal Green is on a mission to reclaim the sweet 'n' spicy wine.
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But it's precisely this connotation that artist Romily Alice seeks to reclaim through her practice as a neon light artist.
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Government troops and allied forces are battling to reclaim the last stretch of of Sweida province from Islamic State militants.
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But some of our "countrymen" have crossed the line and decided to reclaim Shakespeare as Italian, on vague linguistic bases.
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Theon Greyjoy was the arrogant and tough ward of Eddard Stark, and harbored plans to reclaim his family's former glory.
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This time next year, the Yankees might be ready to reclaim the top of the division for the foreseeable future.
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Watch the video above to learn more about why we call women witches — and why we should reclaim the label.
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They can choose to set their own prices, and even reclaim anything that doesn't sell within 90 days for free.
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Changes made in 1976 to U.S. copyright law let authors like McCartney reclaim song rights after periods of time elapsed.
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Here's what you need to know: • The Iraqi government has begun its battle to reclaim Mosul from the Islamic State.
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It wouldn't be a totally novel approach for the party as it seeks to reclaim power in a midterm year.
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Should Democrats be talking more bluntly about that and be poised to act quickly if they reclaim the House majority?
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Meanwhile, in Iraq, Sunni Arabs told our correspondent how they were struggling to reclaim relevance under Baghdad's Shiite-dominated government.
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Most heartening, he found community groups and public agencies working to reclaim the environments after decades of contamination and neglect.
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So there is a fine line there, being able to reclaim something versus not having that thing be positioned properly.
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Assad's offensive to reclaim Idlib began last spring and has since intensified, displacing about 1 million Syrians since December 2019.
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And across Europe, even amid a resurgent anti-Semitism, there are proud Jews eager to reclaim what has been lost.
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They worry that people may not recognize the rights they have ceded until it is too late to reclaim them.
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Within Uzbekistan there has been a recent push to reclaim the country's history after years of suppression under Soviet ideology.
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This reversal by the former presidential candidate boosts Democratic fortunes in their bid to unseat and reclaim the Senate majority.
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Those with Windows 10 can use the system's Storage Sense feature to automatically reclaim drive space used by unneeded files.
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After the goal, the game swung back in Serbia's favor, as they had a few chances to reclaim the lead.
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One of Dean Daniel's goals is to reclaim some of the objects and place them back upstairs at St. John's.
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That Mr. Rosenberg kept meticulous records and purchased museum-quality art helped the family to reclaim all but 60 pieces.
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It's a lesson that applies to nearly all the states Democrats must win this year to reclaim the Senate majority.
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Team New Zealand finished a surprisingly lopsided victory, 7-1, to reclaim the America's Cup 14 years after losing it.
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Born in Jamaica, Garvey throughout his life advocated that black people return to Africa and reclaim it as their own.
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As of January 29, 2020, Zuckerberg had moved back up to reclaim his spot as the world's fifth-richest person.
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Now, as urbanization in the West encroaches on their remaining habitat, some are making audacious attempts to reclaim ceded lands.
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The goal of the lawsuits is to reclaim the cost of the damage that opioids have done to countless communities.
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By taking action locally, we can begin to reclaim our democracy and promote sensible policy on issues like climate change.
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Iraqi military forces are trying to reclaim my hometown from the jihadist group that took it over in June 2014.
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Only then can the women of Miss America reclaim its rich history and catalyze what is a clearly necessary evolution.
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Though she worked hard to reclaim the spotlight, she died in 21942, at 276, in ill health and relative obscurity.
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But when her name was released to the press, she did a few interviews before trying to reclaim her anonymity.
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However, Iraqi government forces only control about one-quarter of the city and are still working to reclaim the rest.
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Finally, follow Kirk Johnson's reporting, here in The Times, on efforts in Washington State to reclaim lost varieties of apple.
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Cambridge Analytica shares a corporate address in Manhattan with a group she chairs, Reclaim New York, which opposes government spending.
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Unfortunately, little attention has been paid to what one Mercer organization, Reclaim New York, has been doing in this state.
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Then, as now, people reached for wordplay to reclaim a semblance of control over lives that seemed to have none.
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The 29-year-old Tyson, who has a 25-0 record, issued a statement saying he would reclaim the title.
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A unique gift, wrought with political peril, to allow Republicans to reclaim their standing in the United States of America.
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Coders who audit Medicare charts look for abuse to reclaim money or fraud that needs to be punished with fines.
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It didn't take long to see waste moving from those recyclers to Total Reclaim, which worked with the smaller businesses.
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As investigators dug deeper, Stratton says, they uncovered emails from Total Reclaim instructing the shipping company to fake its records.
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"What I loved the most was the opportunity to reclaim some of the musical traditions of Hollywood," Mr. Condon said.
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Organizations like the Koch-funded American Lands Council are working to help local governments reclaim some control of public land.
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Policymakers are taking steps toward doing just that, and Congress has the opportunity to reclaim our airspace for permissionless innovation.
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Lecoq-Vallon's clients are seeking to reclaim 303 million euros they say were held in Madoff accounts as of Dec.
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Dems need to pick up just four Senate seats and hold on to the White House to reclaim the majority.
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Throughout "Somnyama Ngonyama," Muholi expertly uses her body as a canvas to reclaim blackness as not just statement, but performance.
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The Democrats are now hoping to reclaim Congress by making a number of the same promises to the same people.
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Many trans youth, especially the underprivileged, lack "the social, cultural, and/or class capital to reclaim these milestones," he said.
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I like to think that she chose to embrace the crop and reclaim it as a different kind of power.
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In some ways the deal does this, notably in immigration, where Britain would reclaim the right to limit migration from Europe.
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Democrats are optimistic they'll make progress in state legislatures on Tuesday, but they doubt they'll reclaim too many key chambers outright.
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Some see an Obama restoration movement with Joe Biden , Eric Holder or some other loyalist rising to reclaim the party's mantle.
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Back then, protesters were enraged by the government's plans to destroy a pier to reclaim land from the city's famous harbor.
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In my experience, erotic fantasy is a cathartic way to reclaim the power that society systematically tries to keep from me.
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The rough early days are over, and the champ is poised to reclaim its spot in the pantheon of competitive games.
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In 2016, Reclaim the Records issued a request to the Department of Health for the 1880–1952 death index through FOIL.
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Given Mr Federer's current form, it is possible he will reclaim the top spot in both Elo and the official rankings.
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The Marcus Garvey Park Alliance, founded in 2000 to reclaim the area for community use, made restoring the tower a priority.
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Don't shed a tear for Bezos ... he could soon reclaim the top spot if Amazon stock is able to bounce back.
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Sorry, Matt Furie — Boy's Club always seemed cool, and I applaud your efforts to reclaim one of your own fictional characters.
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Kesha got raw and real about her relationship with social media in a conversation about how women must reclaim their domain.
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Back in Tripoli, rival militias are shooting it out in the streets, as a previous Islamist government tries to reclaim power.
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Democrats will have fought through these positive economic times, as well as a series of structural obstacles, to reclaim the House.
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The Clit List is a new, online database of feminist porn aimed at helping women reclaim their bodies after sexual assault.
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Crawford says cameras reclaim some of that power; an officer is now being watched, which can act as a reality check.
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In 2017, Denon DJ introduced the Prime series with a CDJ that looked to reclaim a chunk of the pro market.
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The movement to reclaim food sovereignty is spearheaded by the Red Lake Local Foods Initiative and emphasizes traditional and organic foods.
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Every single person who has purchased DAO tokens has the ability to reclaim their ETH so long as they never vote.
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But if you do that, that money is typically considered "commingled" and it's difficult to reclaim it as strictly your own.
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The problem is not business-to-business transactions; firms can usually reclaim any VAT they pay if they keep proper records.
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Singapore has increased its land area by a quarter since independence in 3833, mostly by using sand to reclaim coastal areas.
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To make things even sweeter, this is an opportune moment for Apple to reclaim the hearts and minds of the public.
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Will Wilson, among other Native American artists, has sought to reclaim a sense of agency through his two bodies of work.
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That's why, it's aiming to reclaim the graphic T-shirt, and help give it new life as an everyday wardrobe staple.
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Their chosen stand is #FreeTheNipple—a campaign to decriminalize female toplessness and allow women to reclaim their sexuality and their bodies.
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While Jason helps Veronica reclaim $100,000 that was stolen from her, Alicia is stuck at the courthouse with Eli and Mike.
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Even now, as Iraqi forces and their allies launch a major offensive to reclaim Mosul, the prospects of returning appear bleak.
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"Now it seems the appropriate time to reclaim that legacy of women's role in religion and public policy," Ms Khan concludes.
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Because of this concern, they've increasingly pushed for Congress to reclaim the war powers it's long been granted by the Constitution.
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That is why we've got to reclaim the promise of America for all our people -- no matter who they vote for.
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They need to be powered on the way up, but can reclaim energy as gravity helps them on the way down.
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But based on some new videos posted to her Twitter account, it looks like Teigen wants to reclaim her Oscars narrative.
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Following the end of the war and the resultant loss of her parents, Juliet struggles to reclaim her life in London.
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This is not about trade agreements: Brexit is a reckless attempt to reclaim the UK's self-esteem by going it alone.
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Round two, meanwhile, saw Colombo reclaim the fight's momentum, blasting his exhausted foe with knees and repeatedly threatening with guillotine chokes.
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He is taking lessons in organic farming, and hopes to one day return to his village and reclaim his family's land.
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So Cubacub chose to reclaim one the most scorned materials on earth, Spandex, and turn it until a whole fashion line.
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The Slants rock band, whose members are Asian-American, chose the name specifically to reclaim a term used to disparage Asians.
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Last year, after the Anti-Defamation League designated Pepe a hate symbol, Furie launched a campaign to reclaim the cartoon frog.
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He said he was simply trying to reclaim his stolen property from two sports memorabilia dealers, Bruce Fromong and Alfred Beardsley.
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It is absolutely critical for Democrats to reclaim that vote to pave the way for a return to the White House.
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Homeland may reclaim a fundamentally misogynist trend, but the show's failures at intersectionality mean that it can never be authentically feminist.
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But eventually Trump's presidency will end, and just as quickly as they abandoned these pieties, Republicans will try to reclaim them.
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Africans viewed the revivals as a way to reclaim some of the remnants of African culture in a strange new world.
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Virgin Mobile Australia is launching a data auction, where you can reclaim your unused data and turn it into something great.
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Robert E. Lee as a rallying point in their fight to reclaim the United States from immigrants and people of color.
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It has no right to complain that progressive groups are trying to reclaim ground the party effectively surrendered to the GOP.
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They would need to win back 10 of the 100 state House seats up next year to reclaim the lower chamber.
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This is where she goes to reclaim herself as that calm, rational person, and I believe her good vibes are sincere.
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John McCain will do their best to band together and reclaim some semblance of a moral center for the Republican Party.
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When he traveled to Central Africa to reclaim his title from George Foreman, none of the sportswriters thought he could win.
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That program brought $30 million to Kentucky to reclaim and develop abandoned mine sites so that communities could repurpose those lands.
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Military analysts have suggested that efforts by China to reclaim the shoal could prompt an aggressive response from the United States.
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Democrats said they will introduce two bills to fund the government on Thursday, when they reclaim a majority in the House.
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In fact, lets take this moment to reclaim the concept of meal prepping from the overly health-conscious assholes out there.
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Or you might simply prefer to not activate the feature accidentally, or reclaim the space it's using in the Control Center.
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The party can reclaim control of the chamber if it flips five seats — or four, if Democrats keep the White House.
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In addition, firms would have seven years to reclaim executive pay if it turned out an executive's actions harmed the company.
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If giving up his microphone was an attempt by Mr. Weiner to reclaim private citizenship, it may have come too late.
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Portman is among the top targets for Democrats heading into 2016 as they seek to reclaim a majority in the Senate.
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You should occasionally clear the cache on your Windows 10 computer, to help your system run faster and reclaim disk space.
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"The only thing more dangerous than a federalist push would be moves by member states to reclaim national sovereignty," he wrote.
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In the House, Nancy Pelosi, who is expected to reclaim the speakership in January, has promised to support New York Rep.
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Protestors marched in Amman last Friday, demanding that the government reclaim the land and cancel the entire peace treaty with Israel.
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Democrats need to net five seats — or four if they keep the White House — to reclaim control of the upper chamber.
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For second- or third-generation Latino Americans, the quinceañera has become a way to reclaim traditions with which they've lost touch.
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They hurled gasoline bombs, set off fireworks and chanted: "Reclaim Hong Kong, a revolution of our times," a popular protest slogan.
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Orphaned wells are old oil and gas wells whose driller is unable to pay to reclaim them, usually due to bankruptcy.
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Ben Nelson (D-Neb.), who was a highly touted recruit trying to reclaim the seat he held before retiring in 28503.
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Pelosi has repeatedly insisted that she believes Democrats will retake the House and that she intends to reclaim the Speaker's gavel.
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This tax cut would allow Republicans to ride into 2020 and reclaim the support of suburban voters, lost in the midterm.
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It's important for us to reclaim our culture and identity as Mohawk people, to learn about traditional ceremonies and art forms.
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" Broadly, Privacy Labs describes itself as developing products for individuals to "take back their data and reclaim their privacy and security.
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Early in the game, you're given two very broad quests: find and tame the four Divine Beasts, and reclaim your memories.
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They may feed narcissism and promote vanity, but they also allow young people — women especially — to reclaim their faces and bodies.
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Police told the Herald that even though the woman got rid of the money, she could still reclaim it from police.
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A. before the release of Oscar Hocks, an artistic examination of racial stereotypes, and Casady's mission to reclaim witchcraft through music.
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He didn't just reclaim land and emancipate slaves, he established a new culture that countered the norms set by European colonists.
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Left-wing grass-roots organization Reclaim Chicago helped connect the band to Biss, said Kristi Sanford, a spokeswoman for the group.
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What's more, Republican leaders in Washington are discussing whether Mr. Sessions should launch a write-in campaign to reclaim his seat.
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Instead of giving him a chance to reclaim his momentum, Michigan could wind up dealing him a stinging and symbolic defeat.
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Gage & Tollner, the long-suffering grande dame of New York restaurant landmarks, will get yet another chance to reclaim its dignity.
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Taking charge of your mind-set, your emotional labeling and your behavior is how you partner with anxiety and reclaim control.
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"It's going to help us reclaim some of the units lost by tax reform," said Michael Novogradac, the firm's managing partner.
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But now, political leaders there seem poised to reclaim their role as a counterpoint to much of the rest of California.
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While some maintain the film is junk, others have come to reclaim Ocean's Twelve as a kind of misunderstood bastard classic.
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Singapore has increased its land area by a quarter since independence in 1965, mostly by using sand to reclaim coastal areas.
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Alaska is one of the GOP's best chances to reclaim a governor's seat: Cook Political Report rates the race Lean Republican.
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But they worried about how their children were processing the trauma and grief, and how they could ever reclaim their childhoods.
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The works recycle and reclaim derogatory images of Black Americans throughout the years, confronting the continued racism in American society today.
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With his friend Montgomery (Jonathan Majors) in tow, Jimmie tries to reclaim a home he says was once in his family.
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Now, a group of patriots from the province that gave the world poutine is trying to reclaim it as its own.
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Michelle Cottle argues that Nancy Pelosi's struggle to reclaim the speaker of the House post is healthy for the Democratic Party.
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In a statement Thursday, the Reclaim New York Initiative, a nonprofit constituent advocacy group, criticized the M.T.A. response at the hearing.
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Another friend reminds me that to reclaim singlehood the way queer people once reclaimed "queer" is a means of seizing power.
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" She added: "After sharing my body with my daughter for nine months, I needed to reclaim it to feel safe again.
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Now, American-backed forces are moving to reclaim the last sliver of ISIS-held territory in Syria, the town of Hajin.
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After November's election, Democrats took steps to reclaim legislatures before the 2020 census set off a new round of map drawing.
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It's a history we should fight to undo, so that we can reclaim public, integrated swimming as an American summertime ritual.
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Syrian forces and Iranian-backed militias that support them are advancing east, closer to American-backed fighters battling to reclaim Raqqa.
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Then I moved to Europe and discovered that the Alps were all I needed to reclaim my passion for the slopes.
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