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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reclaim.
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Examples
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If re-elected on November 2, Bush says he will immediately introduce the "No Widow Left Behind Act" to ensure that America again reclaims its place among the widowmakers of the world.
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This is a solution for homeowners that "reclaims" the failed septic system at a fraction of the cost of a replacement or remodel.
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It seems the worker "reclaims" up to one hour per day of their working day for themselves, spending time surfing the internet, or playing games on their PC or on a mobile device.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald) (The Explicator) "An elusive rhythm": 'The Great Gatsby' reclaims 'Troilus and Criseyde.'
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But tonight will be an interesting moment, in terms of how firmly Stewart reclaims the mantle of "sanity" and pushes the momentum of his rally.
How Will 'The Daily Show' Respond To This Weekend's Tragedy?
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Tonight will be an interesting moment, in terms of how firmly Stewart reclaims the mantle of sanity and pushes the momentum of his rally.
How Will 'The Daily Show' Respond To This Weekend's Tragedy?
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Tonight will be an interesting moment, in terms of how firmly Stewart reclaims the mantle of "sanity" and pushes the momentum of his rally.
How Will 'The Daily Show' Respond To This Weekend's Tragedy?
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Several action scenes later, Humlae accepts who he really is and Ting reclaims the head for his village.
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The government essentially puts him up there as a living comic-book characterand he rips it off and then reclaims some of its imagery after he recognizes the value of it.
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In fact, Section Four can become a powerful hammer for the budget hawks if Congress simply reclaims its constitutional pre-eminence in the borrowing process.
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