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  • adjective Not recouped.

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un- +‎ recouped

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Examples

  • When producer Harold Prince, songwriter Stephen Sondheim and co-director/choreographer Michael Bennett detonated the eventually unrecouped Follies on Broadway in 1971, they dazzled audiences profoundly with one extravagant sequence after another, starting with ghostly showgirls in Florence Klotz's feathers-and-bugle-beads frippery slowly drifting across Boris Aronson's about-to-be-razed theater set.

    David Finkle: First Nighter: "Follies" 2011 a Smash Hit David Finkle 2011

  • Write-offs from unrecouped advances were piling up, meanwhile, and though almost none of them were for huge sums, taken together they added up to a substantial loss that required some correction.

    The Unlikely Fall and Rise of Bloomsbury 2008

  • Write-offs from unrecouped advances were piling up, meanwhile, and though almost none of them were for huge sums, taken together they added up to a substantial loss that required some correction.

    The Unlikely Fall and Rise of Bloomsbury 2008

  • Write-offs from unrecouped advances were piling up, meanwhile, and though almost none of them were for huge sums, taken together they added up to a substantial loss that required some correction.

    The Unlikely Fall and Rise of Bloomsbury 2008

  • If the film was a loser in France and the French distributor did not recoup its costs, those unrecouped costs would not be offset against the profits from Germany.

    The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004

  • If the film was a loser in France and the French distributor did not recoup its costs, those unrecouped costs would not be offset against the profits from Germany.

    The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004

  • If the film was a loser in France and the French distributor did not recoup its costs, those unrecouped costs would not be offset against the profits from Germany.

    The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004

  • If the film was a loser in France and the French distributor did not recoup its costs, those unrecouped costs would not be offset against the profits from Germany.

    The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004

  • But for the majority of bands that sign with a major record label, they fail to really get big enough to matter, and the labels very quickly drop all support and the band becomes yet another unrecouped wonder.

    Boycott Novell 2010

  • Early mortgage exit fees included the banks unrecouped costs associated with the establishment of the loan, Mr Munchenberg said.

    The Age News Headlines 2010

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