Word: regains
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Sean Doyle then pounded the outside, enabling Harvard to regain its composure and take the game...
Harvard couldn't regain its concentration and was soon losing the fourth game as well...
...Captain Toney lined two shots past Kimmel, the second a shorthanded goal on a breakaway, to regain the six-goal margin...
...debate raged, about 7,000 Falashas remained stranded in refugee camps in Sudan. Perhaps as many as 10,000 are still in Ethiopia. Anguished newcomers to the Israeli absorption centers, struggling to regain their health and adapt to the many confusing aspects of their new life, wait for word of those left behind. Last week they publicized their dismay at the disclosure of Operation Moses by praying for their relatives at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem and staging a sit-in on the lawn of the Jewish Agency, the quasigovernmental body that oversees immigration. Said Baruch Tanga, a Falasha activist...
Further complicating the equation are domestic political perceptions. Seeking the White House in 1980, Ronald Reagan warned of a "widening gap" being opened by the Soviets in the nuclear competition and vowed that he would help the U.S. regain a "superior defensive capability." After taking office, he declared flatly that "on balance the Soviet Union does have a definite margin of superiority." Nearing the end of his first four years, Reagan told the United Nations, "America has repaired its strength...