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reclamation

noun as in restoration

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“The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox” culminates with Amanda having built a life of purpose, marrying and becoming a mother, all parts of her story’s reclamation.

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Steinberg is an act of reclamation for Knox, and she believes Van Patten captured the nuances that so many people missed when she was a regular presence in the tabloids.

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It was both reclamation and addendum, metaphors I carried into my future.

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In the face of escalating fascism, education demands reclamation as a moral and political project whose task is to cultivate the knowledge, skills, values and civic courage necessary to challenge injustice and imagine alternative futures.

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Now, the 28-year-old right-hander is set to become a Dodgers reclamation project.

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