recolonizing

But Lincoln was also, undeniably, a product of his time, vociferously denying that he was in favor of full equality for African-Americans and even supporting, for most of his political career, a vision of "recolonizing" former slaves in either Africa or the Caribbean.

Independent Weekly: All Recent Stories 2009

Winter weather naturally regulates their numbers in the Park, but snow-plowing of park roads for snowmobiles facilitates their movement and their recolonizing of lands outside the park.

Yellowstone National Park, United States 2009

If I were in my 20s I would look at recolonizing Detroit.

Ecology/Sustainable Development 2009

If I were in my 20s I would look at recolonizing Detroit.

Dove's Eye View: 2009

If a portion of the gut, a digestive organ, is diminished in size such that it no longer contributes to the primary function of the organ, but does retain a secondary function, such as assisting in immunity, or as the authors of the recent paper will argue, in acting as a reservoir of bacteria for recolonizing the gut, then it is still a vestigial organ.

Darwin and the vermiform appendix - The Panda's Thumb 2009

Coppicing and pollarding were now things of the past, and the trees were constantly spreading, recolonizing old meadows and grazing enclosures.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009

If I were in my 20s I would look at recolonizing Detroit.

California in peril from warming 2009

Coppicing and pollarding were now things of the past, and the trees were constantly spreading, recolonizing old meadows and grazing enclosures.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009

If so, the progeny of an isolated pocket of reproducing adults would spread out, recolonizing distant reefs that have been depopulated by fishing.

Saving The Seahorses 2008

Today cherry and birch are recolonizing some of the mined areas.

Ecoregions of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia (EPA) 2008