Word: regain
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Tenley Albright '57 is almost certain to regain the women's individual figure skating crown which she won in 1953 but lost last year, experts at the world championship contest in Vienna said yesterday...
...quickening. In January, the auto industry turned out 658,700 cars, a record for the month, and a rate of 8,000,000 a year. (The only better months in history were June, August and October of 1950.) The most spectacular performance was turned in by Chrysler. Fighting to regain its lost markets, it came within a half of 1% of President Lester Lum ("Tex") Colbert's goal by boosting its production from 13% of the industry's total to 19.5%. Plymouth bumped G.M.'s Buick from third place in the output race, with 64,000 cars...
Tenley Albright '57 arrived in Vlenna Saturday, where she will attempt to regain the World woman's Figure skating Championship in competition beginning Feb. 15. Last year she fell during the last day of competition and lost the title she had won the year before as a 17-year...
While the political leaders thus hurried to regain the psychological ground the U.S. had lost in Asia, Admirals Pride and Kivette, their shore leave cut short, were back out to sea. What Washington still had to make clear was what the admirals were supposed to do next...
...looks in Germany today rarely comes to the surface in words or actions because it is too new, too strange, to fit into the rigid framework of ordered rationalizations that has long been "German mentality." Re-armament is necessary, given the threat in the East; the Nazis may never regain control. But the free world will suffer a great loss as soon as green tunics and jackboots come back to Deutschman-the embryonic power of pacifism will be smothered...