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regain

[ree-geyn] / riˈgeɪn /


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But Kid Rock, 55, appears to have high hopes, with an opportunity to regain relevance likely at the top of his wish list.

From Los Angeles Times

Historically, after similar corrections from all-time highs, silver averaged a 65% peak-to-trough decline and took nearly 14 years to regain record levels.

From Barron's

The company reset its strategy February last year, has cut costs, and changed its leadership team in a bid to regain investor confidence that it can spend wisely and deliver higher returns.

From The Wall Street Journal

—Gold prices regained ground after two sessions of heavy selling, with futures in New York rising 6.5% to $4,955.90 a troy ounce in early European trading.

From The Wall Street Journal

But they will not be able to regain strength in those that have already been affected.

From BBC