Word: regain
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After my first visit to the Empire’s Harvard outpost, I sped back to my computer to determine how I could regain the power of the Force. After nearly an hour of searching, I found the promise of deliverance on an Internet message board...
...Clinton has to win just one of the two big states). But if she can pull it out, she gets what her own advisers describe as a chance to "reboot" her foundering campaign - and six weeks before the next big contest in Pennsylvania, in which she can try to regain the momentum that once made her look unstoppable for the Democratic nomination...
...even-strength goals against Kessler, bringing a lead into the third period and giving the Big Red hope for an upset.But the Crimson returned to No. 1 form in the third and left no margin for error for the Big Red, taking advantage of two Cornell penalties to regain the lead and take a 1-0 lead in the series.“We showed a ton of character,” Stone said. “We capitalized on our opportunities and kept on our toes the whole third period and that’s exciting to watch...
...imagine that, as the reader flips through the pages of “The Soul Thief” once again, trying to come to grips with the author’s ploy, Nathanial is not similarly replaying his life in his head. After both the reader and Nathanial regain their composure, it is possible to appreciate Baxter’s last chapter, which describes Nathanial’s current life as a husband and a father. Though Baxter answers some of the most sensitive questions about how Nathanial has coped with the latest shock to his psyche and offers...
WHAT'S NEXT? States like Michigan, which suspended a student-loan program, will feel the pinch. If insurers can't regain ratings or split off municipal debt, they could go under, meaning fewer public works or higher taxes...