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- verb Present participle of
recapture .
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Examples
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Legislatures and executives should begin recapturing their lost powers, or we should find new legislators and executives to restore constitutional balance.
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But I have hope that it will aid us in recapturing social flexibility, in regaining that great gift to each succeeding generation -- opportunity, a gift that once was the promise of the frontier.
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But I have hope that it will aid us in recapturing social flexibility, in regaining that great gift to each succeeding generation -- opportunity, a gift that once was the promise of the frontier.
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But I have hope that it will aid us in recapturing social flexibility, in regaining that great gift to each succeeding generation — opportunity, a gift that once was the promise of the frontier.
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But I have hope that it will aid us in recapturing social flexibility, in regaining that great gift to each succeeding generation -- opportunity, a gift that once was the promise of the frontier.
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But I have hope that it will aid us in recapturing social flexibility, in regaining that great gift to each succeeding generation — opportunity, a gift that once was the promise of the frontier.
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NCL bought the S.S. United States several years ago with the idea of recapturing some of that glamour and putting the ship back in service, offering cruises around Hawaii.
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But I was also obsessed with the idea of recapturing what I had, a wife who loved me, a good mother for Katie.
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CHURCHILL WAS CONSUMED by the idea of recapturing Narvik.
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"It didn't get into my mind," Clijsters said about the idea of recapturing the top spot.
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