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recapture

[ree-kap-cher] / riˈkæp tʃər /


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Southerners, asserted the Confederate cartel negotiator, would “die in the last ditch before giving up their right to send slaves back to slavery as property recaptured.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Gold’s bumpy recapture of the $5,000 level this week seemed to get a boost on Friday as the precious metal pushed further above that closely monitored level.

From MarketWatch

But even as the seconds melted away, the Americans continued to believe they would eventually recapture the magic that had propelled them through the Olympics.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Australian Milicic, who has been in charge since May 2024, said that recapturing China's glory days was "a big responsibility".

From Barron's

Syrian government troops recaptured some, but not all, of the escapees, the officials said.

From The Wall Street Journal