Word: regains
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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While Widerman tries to regain the finesse that he lost when he pulled ligaments in the knee, fellow. Tri-Captains Andy McNernry and Jim Phills continue to defend their top-10 national rankings. Neither has lost a dual-meet match and both anticipate another trip to the national championships...
...customary. They will bring the Administration, and the nation, to a critical test. At issue is whether Reagan can produce a credible program to nurture sustained recovery from the crippling recession that seems to have finally hit bottom. That in turn will go far to determine whether he can regain enough of the political momentum he lost in the past year to restore his effectiveness during the second half of his term...
...because she has never had a real home, the men in That Championship Season suffer because they realize they have lost their home: the basketball court where everything was understandable and visible, and where all could unite against one opponent. That Championship Season chronicles the former teammates' attempt to regain their home...
...means to develop a trade strategy, it should not begin with protectionism. That tends to push things toward stasis and mediocrity. The economic recovery of the U.S. hinges upon the nation's ability to regain its competitive strength in the markets abroad...
...rebounding any time soon. A vigorous recovery, however, could rejuvenate the cartel by driving up demand. Says James McKie, a University of Texas energy expert and member of the TIME Board of Economists: "If world recovery does proceed and the growth of demand resumes, I would expect OPEC to regain at least the amount of clout that it had before the Iranian crisis." OPEC may be gravely wounded, in other words, but rumors of its imminent demise are probably exaggerated. -By John Greenwald. Reported by Mary Earle/New York and Lawrence Malkin/ Vienna