Word: reclaim
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...reclaim a respected place in American public life after his resignation, he kept traveling and thinking and talking to the world's leaders. After leaving the White House nearly 20 years ago, he produced nine books. Just a month before his death, he was in Russia trying to get a current sense of the bizarre politics of the nation he fought against for so long. On his return from that trip, he stopped in Washington, where he lectured a room packed with members of America's foreign policy establishment. He spoke for 90 minutes without notes and drew a standing...
...beaten all the crews we've beaten and lost to all the crews we've lost to," heavyweight captain Tilde Hajek said. "We want to win this race and reclaim the title of fastest [female] crew on the Charles River...
...addition to the fee hike proposal, members evidently hope to make it harder for students to reclaim their fees. This year, approximately 16 percent of undergraduates waived $16.67 of their $20 fee by checking the option on their term bill. To receive the ramaining $3.33, students must write an explicit letter to the dean of students...
...effect, the council is proposing to raise student fees and make it more difficult for students to reclaim those fees...
With an honor code, an intelligent student would be able to cheat, knowing that he will never be detected. Seventy percent of Harvard students were valedictorians in high school, but far fewer are Group I now. It would seem very tempting for students to reclaim the academic success that once came so naturally by bending the rules just a little...