In Recaptured Afghan District, Shattered Forces Show Hints of a Rebound: Afghan forces recaptured the district of Khwaja Umari, which fell last year to the Taliban.
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The militants also recaptured a village northwest of the city.
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She's never recaptured the full imagination of the audience since.
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However, many of those men have been recaptured or killed.
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He lost the lead but recaptured it seven laps later.
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Five of them were recaptured in Thailand later that month.
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Above, an area of Mosul recently recaptured from the group.
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He wasn't recaptured for more than two months after that.
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Revealing their expertise left them vulnerable to being identified and recaptured.
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Shinji returns to the city eventually, recaptured by the shadowy organization.
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Mr Guzmán was eventually recaptured and extradited to the United States.
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What matters to me is to know that we recaptured him.
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In 2010, House Republicans won 63 seats and recaptured their majority.
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Iraqi forces recaptured Baiji in 2015 but it sustained heavy damage.
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More than 20 percent of the group's territory has been recaptured.
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Intel recaptured some thunder with its Intel Core i9-9900KS processor.
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Depreciation is ordinarily recaptured and taxed when an asset is sold.
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After all, Democrats recaptured the House in November despite partisan gerrymandering.
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In some recaptured areas, people were returning to their shattered homes.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng benchmark index also has recaptured earlier losses.
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His image rippled on banners at the entrances to recaptured cities.
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It's incredible how that box of mail recaptured a distant time.
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His image rippled on banners at the entrances to recaptured cities.
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Iraq forces recaptured the eastern side of the city last month.
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The Taliban were later pushed back and the village was recaptured.
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The witness who implicated her, Dámaso López Núñez, also testified that she had been part of another effort to break her husband out of prison after he had been recaptured (or rather, re-recaptured) the following year.
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The US government declared in December that Sirte had been completely recaptured.
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A total of 184 inmates escaped, with 40 recaptured by Monday afternoon.
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Some 40,000 people remained in the towns it has recaptured so far.
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With Mosul recaptured, the rout of IS in Iraq will be complete.
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The criminal trajectory of da Cruz, the recaptured escapee, highlights Paraguay's challenge.
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The city was liberated Sunday after the military recaptured the last neighborhood.
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It was recaptured in 2012, prompting the return of least 1,000 families.
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Guzman was finally recaptured Friday, in a daring raid by Mexican marines.
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Three months later, American-backed troops recaptured Raqqa, the group's Syrian capital.
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He was recaptured in 1980 and served three more years in prison.
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Joaquin Guzman, one of the world's most wanted fugitives, was recaptured Friday.
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All were recaptured within days, though "rescued" is probably the better description.
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Authorities recaptured 27 of the escapees, but the rest remained at large.
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Pro-regime forces recaptured Tadmur from the Islamic State in March 2017.
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So they say but actually was recaptured and shot thru the head.
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You can see we have not recaptured the pre-credit crisis lows.
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On Wednesday, Saudi-backed government forces claimed to have recaptured Aden airport.
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Both bases were later recaptured by reinforcements, which arrived for backup belatedly.
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Both bases were later recaptured by reinforcements, who arrived for backup late.
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In comparison, the recaptured Americana here sometimes feels too much like waxwork.
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We toured the Layramoon industrial district, recaptured from rebels over the summer.
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Decorrius Wright, 16, and Calvin Howse, 15, were recaptured on December 3.
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The outpost was later recaptured after the arrival of reinforcements for backup.
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He was just recaptured by the Mexican government on Friday, January 8.
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Last year the army recaptured gas fields that produce fuel for power stations.
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Fortunately, the season 21980 premiere has recaptured some of the season 21980 magic.
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Syrian government forces recaptured territory from insurgents in several western areas on Saturday.
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Rolling Stone published Penn's piece earlier this month after El Chapo was recaptured.
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Guzman was recaptured in January and taken back to the El Altiplano prison.
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The areas recaptured include the Armament and Airforce Technical College in southwestern Aleppo.
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At one point he attempted an escape but was quickly recaptured, he said.
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He repeatedly broke out of prison until he was recaptured in January 2016.
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The insurgents captured the post, which was later recaptured by Afghan forces. Dec.
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The authorities recaptured 27 of the escapees, but the rest remained at large.
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Three soldiers were missing after the attack, but the outpost was later recaptured.
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He was recaptured six months later and extradited to the US for trial.
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Assad's government has recaptured all rebel-held territory near the capital this year.
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Peshmerga forces recaptured the city from ISIS in 2014 after Iraqi forces fled.
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Penn's interview with Guzman was published the day after the drug lord was recaptured.
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The officers found Mr. Tieu inside the van, where he was recaptured without incident.
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Iraqi security forces have recaptured nearly all the territories once controlled by Islamic State.
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In Kalasa, recaptured in late 2016, there is no systematic reconstruction of residential areas.
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Iraqi forces recaptured Baiji in 2015 but it sustained heavy damage in the fighting.
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They are all back behind bars now, with the final fugitive recaptured Tuesday night.
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Eight soldiers were killed in the outpost, which was later recaptured by security forces.
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A majority were rapidly recaptured, but by nightfall nine prisoners were still missing ( here ).
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Yemeni government forces launched a major military offensive and recaptured the town in 2012.
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Those forfeited sums are recaptured by the plan and used to cover its expenses.
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The Taliban captured the outpost, though it was later recaptured by security forces. Oct.
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Three other soldiers were missing after the attack, but the outpost was later recaptured.
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Rebels backed by Turkey said on Thursday they recaptured the strategic town on Saraqeb.
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Many FSA-held territories have been recaptured by Syrian government troops over the years.
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But he kind of recaptured that feeling of scoring goals and scoring big goals.
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Guzman was recaptured in January 2016 and initially put back in the same jail.
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Of the jail's 1,511 inmates, 158 managed to escape and four were recaptured, he said.
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In recaptured towns, they face the threat of booby traps left by ISIS's skilled bombmakers.
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But later, Hejratullah Akbari, the Kunduz provincial spokesman, said Afghan forces had recaptured the region.
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Since authorities recaptured him last month, Guzman has been inside Altiplano prison in central Mexico.
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So, recently recaptured is this neighborhood that the black flag of ISIS still flutters overhead.
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Ten of the men have since been recaptured, leaving two others still on the run.
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If Democrats had lost the presidency but recaptured the Senate, the story would be different.
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In February 2014, with much fanfare, the Mexican government announced it had recaptured El Chapo.
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In recaptured areas of the city, Reuters photographs showed signs of Islamic State's recent presence.
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He was recaptured in 2014 at a hotel in the Pacific beach town of Mazatlan.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi government forces and Iranian-supported Shi'ite militias recaptured the region last year.
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"It was a fierce battle and thank Allah, we recaptured the town," he told Reuters.
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Guzman was recaptured on Friday in northwest Mexico six months after a brazen prison-break.
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The rebels were dealt a crippling blow this week when Syrian government forces recaptured Aleppo.
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Kurdish forces recaptured Sinjar, near where Mr. Khweis surrendered, from the Islamic State in November.
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Troops recaptured eastern Mosul in late January and began assaults on the west last month.
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To yearn for a past that can never be recaptured is a hauntingly futile pursuit.
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No large-scale massacres had occurred in the cities that his forces had recently recaptured.
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But its new designers never recaptured the energy and influence that Mr. Lang had marshaled.
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He noted that while some were recaptured, people in other sections of the camp escaped.
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The city was recaptured only after a bloody five-month siege by the Philippine army.
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Two soldiers were also wounded, and the outpost was later recaptured by security forces. Aug.
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Two soldiers were also wounded, and the outpost was later recaptured by security forces. Aug.
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The day before, coalition troops recaptured the mayor's office and raised the Iraq national flag.
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Her boyfriend, Decorrius Wright, 16, and 15-year-old Calvin Howse were recaptured Tuesday night.
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Iraqi forces recently recaptured one of the last remaining strongholds of the Islamic State group.
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Guzmán was recaptured in January and is currently awaiting extradition in a northern Mexican prison.
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What happens to the U.S. military role in Iraq after Mosul is recaptured remain unclear.
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The authorities recaptured him and had him transferred to another camp, but his fate was sealed.
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"We recaptured the majority in 2010, even though they raised more money than us," said Rep.
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However, Russia and Syrian state media said the Syrian army later recaptured positions it had lost.
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And once Mr. Guzmán was recaptured, Mexico announced almost immediately that it would extradite him, too.
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"We expected much worse," says a local councillor in Falluja, a Sunni city recaptured in 22022.
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His escape prompted an international manhunt, which ended this week when he was recaptured on Friday.
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After El Chapo was recaptured in 2014 Mr Peña said a second escape would be "unforgivable".
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Eventually, the arch will be taken to Palmyra, which was recaptured at the end of March.
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A lot of value will be recaptured in the form of housing for low-income people.
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And Colombia recently recaptured position number one, after Peru had held the position for several years.
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Police said Lutfi Dervishi had been recaptured last year and was among those now being retried.
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After seven months in captivity, the Nigerian military recaptured the area she was being kept in.
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Ordinarily, that deduction would be recaptured when the debt was forgiven or the underlying assets sold.
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He was finally recaptured in January 2016 and later extradited to New York to stand trial.
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The outpost collapsed to the Taliban, but it was later recaptured by Afghan security forces. Jan.
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Two villages were recaptured by security forces, but Naghma Bazaar village remains under Taliban control. Oct.
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Two soldiers were killed and two others were wounded, and the outpost was later recaptured. Oct.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria recaptured the city from the regime over the weekend.
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Decorrius Wright, 16, and Calvin Howse, 15, were recaptured Tuesday in Madison, Tennessee, Nashville police tweeted.
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The third of these started first, soon after the Democrats recaptured the House in the midterms.
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A Syrian military source had said on Wednesday that the army had fully recaptured Sheikh Saeed.
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Though the prison break was initially successful, the Uighurs were eventually recaptured by the Thai police.
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More than 500,000 are also displaced around Raqqa, which was recaptured from Islamic State last year.
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Yet every time he's recaptured, and every time he winds up right back where he started.
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Now that it has been recaptured, more images have emerged showing the damage to Palmyra's artifacts.
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Clinton and her team, who had expressed confidence that they had recaptured political momentum in recent days.
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Eastern Ghouta has 400,000 people spread over a larger area than other enclaves the government has recaptured.
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On Monday, Syrian forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad recaptured the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra.
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The army had earlier recaptured the east of the city in an offensive that began last year.
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There were a few that got out -- a small number, relatively speaking -- and they've been largely recaptured.
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"One of the prisoners who was recaptured said they dug the tunnel after the search," she said.
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More than 98% of the territory once claimed by ISIS has been recaptured, according to the Pentagon.
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Munier originally said all but four baboons were immediately recaptured, but later said it was actually three.
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The army's press office said a total of 78 villages and town have been recaptured between Oct.
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The city was liberated Sunday after the military recaptured the last neighborhood in Falluja, said Lt. Gen.
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After four mediocre tournaments, McIlroy recaptured his old brilliance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational two weeks ago.
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That interview was published in Rolling Stone magazine the day after he was recaptured on January 8.
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His words were a lifeline to me then — something to hold onto while I recaptured my footing.
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He was recaptured, then escaped again six months later, fleeing to Florida where his final murders occurred.
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In January, drug lord Joaquin Guzman Loera – otherwise known as "el Chapo" – was recaptured by Mexican marines.
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The last rebel-held area on the city outskirts - the Waer district - was recaptured earlier this year.
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In July, Iraq's Prime Minister announced that all of Mosul had been recaptured from the terror group.
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This year Keuchel is healthy, and he appears to have recaptured some of his Cy Young form.
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Thousands died and hundreds of thousands more fled before the regime finally recaptured the city in December.
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Since then, Bashar al-Assad's regime has recaptured the city, ousting the rebels from the eastern side.
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Dozens of mass graves have been uncovered in areas recaptured from Islamic State and are being investigated.
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Lawmakers say the steel should go back to the Sunni areas recaptured from IS to help reconstruction.
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The site was recaptured in November 2016, shortly after the on-going offensive to retake Mosul began.
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Last month it recaptured Gabal al-Hilal, an IS logistics hub in the mountains of north Sinai.
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But they lost many of their races and Democrats recaptured the House, exposing limits to their influence.
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But they lost many of their races and Democrats recaptured the House, exposing limits to their influence.
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Nearly all were recaptured, but the Bialowitz brothers were among the 50 or so who were not.
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After a brief chase, she was recaptured and safely returned to the farm where she was born.
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RELIEF If recaptured, the city could eventually welcome back hundreds of thousands of people who were displaced.
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The city was flattened in nine months of grinding urban warfare before it was recaptured in July.
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Mexican forces recaptured drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman on Friday, six months after his prison escape.
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An Iraqi military statement, read on state television, said the army had recaptured four villages outside Mosul.
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The show ended six years ago, but the 2000s and The Hills have recaptured the public's interest.
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His fear, and a very defining one at various points, is, one, I'm going to be recaptured.
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Additionally, American military contractors in Syria help demine recaptured areas as the Islamic State is pushed back.
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Guzmán was eventually recaptured last year, but the subsequent power vacuum has fueled record levels of violence.
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He later escaped from prison only to be recaptured in January 2016 and extradited in January 2017.
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George Foreman, from whom Ali recaptured the heavyweight title in 1974, hung up the gloves in 1977.
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Rescued from prison, he was recaptured in 1958 and remained in custody for months until the revolution.
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Late last month, the Syrian Army announced that it had recaptured the city from Islamic State fighters.
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Idlib's population grew as rebels and civilians moved there from areas recaptured by Assad forces and allies.
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After he was recaptured in 2016, he was extradited to the US to face American federal charges.
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Taliban forces recently recaptured districts in the opium-rich Helmand province after a withdrawal by Afghan forces.
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A row of destroyed buildings in Palmyra after the city was recaptured from ISIS by the Syrian army.
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Under Buhari's command, and aided by Nigeria's neighbours, the army has recaptured most territory lost to Boko Haram.
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Talk of a comeback gathered steam in the past year, particularly after El Chapo was recaptured in January.
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In December, a murder suspect was released and then recaptured the same day after a reported paperwork "hiccup".
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Aided by Russia, Syria's army recaptured the Nassib crossing with Jordan as it advanced on rebel-held enclaves.
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After famously escaping from a maximum-security Mexican prison last July, Joaquín Guzmán Loera got recaptured in January.
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Iraqi security forces also recently recaptured the Qayyara oil refinery and seized the Qayyara airbase, Iraq's third-largest.
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Caught on camera: A runaway zebra has been safely recaptured after turning heads near San Antonio, Texas. pic.twitter.
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It would be unthinkable, said Konovalov, for the Kremlin to call it a day before Aleppo was recaptured.
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Mexico's President announced Friday that Guzman had been recaptured after being on the run for nearly six months.
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While territory has been recaptured from rebel hands, innocent lives have, and continue, to be taken by it.
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Guzmán was recaptured again last year, months after granting an interview to Sean Penn at a jungle hideout.
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Syrian troops and allied forces have recaptured several suburbs of Damascus from rebel factions over the past year.
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It had been recaptured from the Taliban in 2000-25, at considerable cost, including American and British casualties.
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Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) militants recaptured Palmyra from Syrian troops Sunday, the Associated Press reports.
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How are those costs going to be recaptured when you're paying a one-time fee for the hardware?
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Iowa's state government is under total Republican control after the GOP recaptured the state Senate in November's elections.
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The guards quickly caught on to what was happening, and many of the prisoners were recaptured and shot.
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Guzmán was recaptured by authorities last week after breaking out of a Mexican maximum-security prison in July.
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In parts of Iraq recaptured from the militants where I've traveled, signs of any central authority are nonexistent.
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Wynn Resorts stock recaptured some of its losses from earlier in trading, down 1.9 percent on the day.
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Wynn Resorts stock recaptured some of its losses from earlier in trading, down 1.8 percent on the day.
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The attack occurred days after government forces recaptured the town of Shirqat, north of Tikrit, from the militants.
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Faced with airstrikes and repeated attacks by ground forces, ISIS strongholds have been steadily recaptured from the group.
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When Republicans recaptured both the General Assembly and the governorship, they delegated new powers to the incoming Gov.
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Independent news coverage of recently recaptured government territory -- Aleppo, Homs and the Damascus suburbs -- has already dropped off.
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Two outposts of local police were captured by the Taliban, but were later recaptured by Afghan forces. Dec.
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When government forces recaptured the area at the end of March last year, Fares returned with her children.
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Syrian government forces with Russian backing recaptured the eastern half of Aleppo, a key rebel stronghold, last week.
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In November, the Syrian army and its allies recaptured Albu Kamal, Islamic State's last significant town in Syria.
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According to app analytics and marketing firm AppsFlyer, Indian apps as a whole have recaptured their original standing.
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Turkey's war in Syria places U.S. forces at risk and undermines the stabilization of areas recaptured from ISIS.
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Under Buhari's command, and aided by Nigeria's neighbors, the army has recaptured most territory lost to the group.
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Most of the escapees were recaptured in days — only three made it to freedom — and 50 were executed.
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The Taliban were briefly able to capture the security outposts, which were later recaptured by local security forces.
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Over the last two years, the regime has recaptured most of Syria, making the collection of documents much harder.
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He was recaptured in January 2016 and later extradited to the United States to stand trial on federal charges.
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Late Wednesday, Iraqi paramilitary forces said they had recaptured a strategic airbase outside the northern city of Tal Afar.
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In other instances, the octopus was tossed across the surface of the water before being recaptured and tossed again.
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Chaim: I liked the second season a lot, but I wouldn't say it recaptured the surprise Stranger Things magic.
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Kurdish Peshmerga fighters recaptured the dam two weeks later with the help of coalition airstrikes and Iraqi government forces.
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But local militias, backed by U.S. airstrikes, recaptured Sirte after a seven month-long battle that ended in December.
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Tikrit, the birthplace of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, was recaptured by Iraqi troops from ISIS in March 2015.
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Though years have passed since the government recaptured Baba Amr and the Old City, there has been little reconstruction.
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It would simply flow down through the Grand Canyon and be recaptured behind the Hoover Dam in Lake Mead.
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By late afternoon, the Dow Jones industrial average and the Nasdaq composite recaptured losses from earlier in the day.
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Iraqi forces recaptured the last areas still under Islamic State control along the border with Syria, the military said.
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So far, only half of the Xianfeng monkeys have been recaptured and sent back to live in the wild.
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The recent operation came less than a month after Mexican authorities recaptured Sinaloa Cartel kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán.
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Only about 300 made it to the fences, and most of the rest were recaptured in the surrounding countryside.
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One of those, Bal Chiragh in western Faryab Province, was recaptured by Afghan Special Forces on Wednesday, officials said.
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Local authorities claimed that four Taliban members were killed and that the outpost was later recaptured by security forces.
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When Republicans recaptured the House in 2010, there was speculation that they might get rid of the office then.
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Two circus elephants were recaptured after they spent some time gallivanting through the streets of Yekaterinburg, Russia on Thursday.
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But that relationship could be recaptured if the oil price rose enough to boost investment in Canada's energy sector.
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And Russian-backed Syrian troops recaptured the historic city of Palmyra from Islamic State militants for the second time.
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Meanwhile, Afghan security forces are in their worst state in years and lack the ability to hold recaptured territory.
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He recaptured a middleweight belt in his last fight, a close decision win over the Ukranian boxer Sergiy Derevyanchenko.
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Qayyara was recaptured from Islamic State in August but the militants were still in the area until last month.
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He was recaptured the first time in February 2014 and was 17 months behind bars before he escaped again.
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He was recaptured in early 2016, and a year later was extradited to the United States to face trial.
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Also on Tuesday, a senior U.N. official visited a Palestinian refugee camp in Damascus that government forces recaptured in May.
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Guzman was finally recaptured on Friday in the northern city of Los Mochis after a bloody action movie-like shootout.
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Recent images of the once-flourishing Christian town of Qaraqosh, recaptured six months ago, show scenes resembling an uninhabitable ruin.
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Since its 2016 launch, the $1.6 billion fund has climbed nearly 30%, but hasn't recaptured its previous all-time high.
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Some were recaptured, Ayaf said, but he noted the situation remained "very volatile" as some sleeper cells attacked remaining guards.
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On Monday, Baghdad's forces recaptured the major oil city of Kirkuk to the south shortly after the Peshmerga abandoned it.
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Syrians have poured into Idlib at an accelerating rate over the last two years from areas recaptured by the army.
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The head of the Sinaloa drug cartel was recaptured after an extensive manhunt following his escape from prison last July.
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Meanwhile, the Syrian army and allied militias recaptured Albu Kamal, the last big town in Syria held by Islamic State.
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He was recaptured in January 2016 in his native Sinaloa state after a shootout that killed six of his people.
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A Syrian military source said on Monday that the army had recaptured all the positions it had lost on Sunday.
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The militants have been retreating since December, when the Iraqi army recaptured Ramadi, the largest city in the western region.
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He is one of very few people to come back to the area since it was recaptured by the government.
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In many cases, those withholdings can be recaptured because of tax treaties between the United States and the target country.
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Their passports were kept in a safe Zhong controlled, and workers who tried to escape were violently recaptured, prosecutors said.
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It is unlikely they will be released back into the wild anytime soon because they could be recaptured by poachers.
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Guzman was recaptured by Mexican authorities in January, six months after his daring escape from a maximum-security prison there.
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Seritage has recaptured the space, based on their contractual agreement, and is able to bring in new tenants, he said.
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In 1967, Israel recaptured those territories in a clearly defensive war thereby regaining sovereignty over land it had rights to.
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Today nearly all of their territory has been recaptured by local forces, many of whom teamed up with the Americans.
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The SDF had recaptured about 40% of the city from ISIS as of Sunday, the UK-based monitoring group reported.
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Instead, she recaptured her identity as an athlete by taking up wheelchair basketball, and later a modified form of skiing.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi forces recaptured eastern Mosul in January, and attacked districts west of the river Tigris on Feb. 19.
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Guzman was recaptured on Friday, six months after staging a spectacular prison break through a tunnel in his cell floor.
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Another 100 or so prisoners reportedly broke out of the facility during the commotion, with only 27 recaptured so far.
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I was speechless, just standing there with the phone slowly falling from my ear, when Taemi's voice recaptured my attention.
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It was utterly predictable that Republicans would decide that deficits don't matter as soon as they recaptured the White House.
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Under Mr. Trump's watch, almost all of the territory that was previously held by the Islamic State has been recaptured.
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Nigeria's army, aided by troops from neighboring countries, has recaptured most of the territory that was lost to the group.
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Green Bay recaptured the lead on the second play of the fourth quarter with Mason Crosby's 236-yard field goal.
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One of the men has since been recaptured, but other remains at large, the Ledger reported early on January 5.
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The military says it has recaptured much of the territory claimed by Boko Haram since the conflict began in 2009.
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The army has recaptured about a quarter of the city, but has faced major counter attacks by the retreating jihadists.
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Within the past week, Palmyra has also been recaptured by the Syrian government, with the help of Russian air power.
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Writers started penning more straightforward adventure stories again in the 1960s, but the character never recaptured his early radical charge.
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Last week, government troops recaptured Saraqeb, a strategic crossroads town where the M5 intersects with a main west-east highway.
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Kurdish and Yazidi fighters recaptured the city in November 2015, and residents slowly began to return to their decimated villages.
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Mexico's attorney general's office revealed on Wednesday that Flores was arrested in 2013, released in 2015 and recaptured last month.
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Syrian state media said the army had recaptured a fertilizer factory in the Ramousah area to the southwest of the city.
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I cannot reconcile the June who would (and did) make the decision to leave Hannah behind once already before being recaptured.
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It was the second time the city had been recaptured from the militants in the course of Syria's six-year war.
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Of course, that installment is Wednesday's "Baggage," which ends with June being recaptured by the oppressive, sexual assaulting forces of Gilead.
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States sue Trump administration at record pace MORE's agenda and propelled by the Tea Party movement, recaptured control of the House.
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Shooters like Devil Daggers, Dusk, and Strafe have recaptured, in different ways, the joy of playing Quake on your parents' Dell.
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In Syria, government-aligned forces backed by Russian air power have recaptured territory from IS, including the ancient city of Palmyra.
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She's born on a Georgia plantation and abandoned at 10 years old by her mother, who escapes, never to be recaptured.
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Now that Syrian government forces have recaptured Aleppo in a crushing offensive, they are likely to turn their attentions to Idlib.
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More than 35 had been recaptured, authorities said Sunday night, adding that 13,500 security personnel have been mobilized to keep order.
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"Officers attended the scene and the pig was safely recaptured and returned to the nearby land that it had escaped from."
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Though Moore's defiance in 2003 cost him his job, he recaptured the top judicial post in a statewide election in 2012.
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Mr. Nayeri then fled to his native Iran, before being recaptured in the Czech Republic and extradited to the United States.
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Now that the Democrats recaptured the House, tech leaders like Khanna have a chance to codify ideas like these into laws.
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Russia will guarantee that civilians who remain in the areas recaptured by Assad will not be prosecuted, rebels said on Friday.
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Libyan authorities recovered the bodies in October after the area where they were buried was recaptured from the militant Islamist group.
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Recaptured were Davionne Baldwin, 17; Tyjuan Monroe, 16; and Marcus Ledbetter, 17, according to a post on the department Facebook page.
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He was recaptured a year ago after escaping from a second maximum-security prison through a tunnel dug to his cell.
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Escaped fighters were "easily recaptured by Turkey or European Nations from where many came, but they should move quickly," Trump said.
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The drug lord was recaptured in his native Sinaloa state early Friday after a shootout that killed six of his people.
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After Guzmán escaped from Mexican custody in 20163, Mexican law enforcement, with help from the US, recaptured him in January 2016.
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Guzman was finally recaptured on Friday in the northern city of Los Mochis after a showdown fit for the silver screen.
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Palmyra, recently recaptured from Islamic State (IS), now hosts a small Russian base, ostensibly for sappers clearing the area of mines.
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Three other important Iraqi cities recaptured from the Islamic State — Ramadi, Tikrit and Falluja — were left in varying degrees of devastation.
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That year Democrats recaptured both the House and Senate and had a 50 percent to 36 percent margin in the poll.
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Once the east bank is recaptured, they can begin attacks on western Mosul, which the Sunni Muslim extremist insurgents still hold.
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The value of depreciation write-offs is supposed to be recaptured — and taxed — when property is later sold at a gain.
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Soldiers have been securing pipelines, the police have raided the thieves' mansions, and the authorities have recaptured tanks of stolen gasoline.
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But almost immediately, Ethiopia invaded Somalia with tacit support from the U.S., and recaptured the city for Somalia's transitional federal government.
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The Ministry of Defense later said that the district was recaptured from the Taliban, and that 14 insurgents were killed there.
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On the national level, Democrats recaptured the House and are expected to put climate change back on the agenda, albeit cautiously.
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"By deferring this deduction, any tax benefit from shifting reserves and associated investment income overseas is effectively recaptured," the release said.
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The Sinaloa cartel boss was eventually recaptured and extradited to the United States where he was sentenced to life in prison.
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In recent weeks, the Iraqi government recaptured the eastern part of Mosul, a major victory against the Islamic State in Iraq.
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One year later, the Kurdish YPG militia launched an offensive backed by coalition airstrikes and successfully recaptured the town in July.
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While the global media is fascinated by billionaire kingpins like Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as El Chapo, who was recaptured on Jan.
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The potential for sustainable disruption is most ripe where margin can be recaptured and shared with the people doing the hard work.
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It was yet another fluke accident that caused him to be recaptured after he made a U-turn in a stolen vehicle.
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Now the city has been recaptured, the first damage assessments are underway, and Syrian — and international — attention is already turning to restoration.
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"Since the damaging 'will to fight' comments the Iraqi Security Forces have recaptured Tikrit, Bayji, Ramadi, Hit, Fallujah and Qayyarah," he added.
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But with support from Russia and Iran, Assad has recaptured large parts of Syria, driving rebels from most of their former strongholds.
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In recently recaptured parts of the country, the regime's goons have been arresting former rebels and opposition officials who were promised amnesty.
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Exaggerated in part by the unwinding of recently built short positions, the pound has recaptured $1.30 for the first time since Aug.
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From there, the stock recaptured some of its losses on the session, until two hours later, when it turned lower once again.
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The Islamist militants have been broadly retreating since December, when the Iraqi army recaptured Ramadi, the largest city in the western region.
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Within a couple of minutes, we've all been recaptured by guards — the group of players next to us, bathed in blue light.
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Al-Qaim was recaptured from Islamic State in November 2017 and was the group's last bastion in Iraq to fall last year.
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In recent days, regime forces have recaptured parts of the city, threatening to cut Turkey off from the opposition forces it backs.
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The video was released as Iranian-backed Iraqi forces and militias recaptured major areas from Islamic State territory in Iraq and Syria.
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The Sheriff's Office announced the jail escape Sunday in a Facebook post, adding updates throughout the night as authorities recaptured six inmates.
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Escaped fighters could be "easily recaptured by Turkey or European Nations from where many came, but they should move quickly," Trump said.
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The vote was rejected by Baghdad and triggered an Iraqi military offensive that recaptured disputed areas of the north from the Peshmerga.
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The U.S.-led coalition bombing Islamic State hopes Mosul will be recaptured this year, dealing a decisive blow to the militant group.
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He never recaptured the technical form he was on that night and three fights later, Tyson lost it all to Buster Douglas.
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It has been the focus of intense fighting since the Syrian army recaptured eastern Ghouta last month with Russian and Iranian help.
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The official Bahrain News Agency said 11 of those who escaped on Friday had since been recaptured, and six remained at large.
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Kurdish Peshmerga fighters recaptured the dam two weeks later with the help of U.S.-led coalition air strikes and Iraqi government forces.
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The city had been controlled by the local al Qaeda affiliate for a year until pro-government troops recaptured it in April.
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Residents are streaming out of western Mosul neighborhoods recaptured by the government, many hungry and traumatized by living under Islamic State's rule.
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After the army recaptured Ramouseh and Castello, people in West Aleppo became convinced that East Aleppo would be rejoined to the west.
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A total of 17 people convicted on unspecified charges had escaped Bahrain's Dry Dock Detention Center on Friday, but 11 were recaptured.
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And in July, the Iraqi military recaptured from the Islamic State the strategic Qayyarah Air Base, about 35 miles south of Mosul.
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The elder Mr. Guzmán, known as El Chapo, or Shorty, was recaptured in January and is fighting extradition to the United States.
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Boyaco escaped from a Venezuelan prison in 2005, and was recaptured in Colombia before being extradited to the United States in 2008.
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Ms. Shea-Porter recaptured it as Mr. Obama won re-election in 2012, but lost it, again to Mr. Guinta, in 2014.
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Members of Hashem's unit said they were confident the Mansour district would be recaptured from Islamic State in a matter of hours.
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For older players, like a transcendent James in the late autumn of his N.B.A. career, this will be time perhaps never recaptured.
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That may also explain the vast amount of territory recaptured from the Islamic State — about 14,000 square miles — so far this year.
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It's why consumers of new technologies, like CDs in the 1980s, are eager to hear familiar music properly recaptured for the format.
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Later, she escaped for three months from a Cork laundry, but was recaptured and returned to the nuns by child protection officials.
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Quite a few hesitating moments when I filled this grid, including EL CHAPO, who was just recaptured when I made this grid.
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Jihad said three wells that remain outside the control of the security forces would be extinguished as soon as they were recaptured.
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The Jewish Festival of Lights commemorates the Maccabees' rededication of the Second Temple of Jerusalem after they recaptured it in a rebellion.
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One major success is the town of Kismayo, which was recaptured in 2012 after it was once considered an Al-Shabaab stronghold.
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In Syria, government-aligned forces backed by Russian air power have recaptured territory from Islamic State, including the ancient city of Palmyra.
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Google parent Alphabet recaptured its place as hedge-fund darling in the second quarter this year, breaking a recent tie with Facebook.
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When Margaret Garner realized her family would be recaptured, she took the life of her toddler daughter to save her from slavery.
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Following the 2010 midterm elections, the GOP recaptured control of the House, and the Democrats barely hung onto control of the Senate.
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The ultimate goal is a "circular economy," in which there is no waste — in which all materials can be recaptured and reused.
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Empty display stands are pictured inside the museum of the historic city of Palmyra, after forces loyal to Assad recaptured the city.
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A U.S. flag is seen at a post in Deh Bala district, Nangarhar province, Afghanistan after the area was recaptured from ISIS fighters.
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After four years of rebel rule, the government recaptured eastern Aleppo in December 2016 after a months-long military offensive backed by Russia.
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Palmyra Castle Last week, the army recaptured Palmyra Castle from ISIS and destroyed hideouts, sending militants fleeing in various parts of the city.
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No international agencies are to be seen in the recaptured city, bar a few clinics and some empty school satchels donated by UNICEF.
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It was destroyed, along with 8,000 other buildings, when Iraqi forces recaptured the city from the jihadists of Islamic State (IS) in July.
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Parts of Fallujah, another big Sunni town that was damaged when it was recaptured from jihadists in June 2016, are still in ruins.
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The Houthis recaptured most of the territory they lost and besieged the area around the ex-president's home, which they later blew up.
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He fled Mosul with his wife but his mother stayed behind and died in a hospital 10 days before Iraqi forces recaptured it.
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Another defendant in the trial died in prison last year and one other escaped from jail in May and has not been recaptured.
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Iraq's armed forces recaptured Ramadi, the capital of Anbar province, which fell to Islamic State in May and is just 27km from Baghdad.
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Earlier that day, after six months on the run, Joaquín "El Chapo" (Shorty) Guzmán, the country's most notorious drug-trafficker, had been recaptured.
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FOR a brief moment at the turn of the year, Angela Merkel seemed to have recaptured control of Germany's careering debate over refugees.
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He slipped out of the Altiplano prison in July through a mile-long tunnel dug under the prison, but was recaptured in January.
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When Guzmán was recaptured in 2016, the US pressured Mexico to extradite him, since they had failed to keep him in custody before.
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They have recaptured major population centres in western Syria from rebels seeking to overthrow him and pushed back Islamic State in the east.
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Western-backed Syrian forces have recaptured a strategic headquarters for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria in the town of Manbij, Syria.
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Sean Penn's interview with El Chapo, who was recaptured earlier this month after escaping from prison, was notable for a number of reasons.
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As each new site is recaptured by the Iraqi army, Tubb said the first step should be to photograph everything that's left behind.
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But funds transferred to donor-advised funds cannot be recaptured by their donors — and can only be used for one thing: charitable giving.
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He escaped from prison this year only to be recaptured after two weeks on the run, and was sentenced to death in May.
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Islamic State's self-proclaimed caliphate all but collapsed last month when U.S.-backed Iraqi forces recaptured Mosul after a brutal nine-month campaign.
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Almost 313 years ago, in the spring of 1951, they recaptured what remained of this city, where we are gathered so proudly today.
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Iraqi forces have recaptured the part of the city east of the Tigris River, but the western half has proved tougher to penetrate.
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Kojo is one of the villages recaptured over the past few days by Popular Mobilisation, an Iraqi Shi'ite paramilitary force trained by Iran.
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The report examined how the government of President Bashar al-Assad recaptured a suburb of Damascus using bombardments, mass starvation and chemical weapons.
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This is the curse of the professional fighter, the great tease of the boxer's life: glory recaptured is always just around the corner.
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They are freed to the heavens in the form of vapor, an escaped essence, only to be recaptured and brought back to earth.
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While Hedman was less than 100 percent, the former Ranger Ryan McDonagh, 29, shouldered a heavy load and has recaptured his peak form.
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Special forces soldiers took up defensive positions on the edge of Rifai after it was recaptured, and they waited for their next orders.
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But the Titans quickly recaptured momentum, taking a 42-17 lead with 973:47 left on a 3-yard touchdown run by Tannehill.
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Their escape led to a manhunt across the region that ended three weeks later when authorities shot and killed Matt and recaptured Sweat.
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When the dam was recaptured, American engineers and scientists worried that the lapse in grouting had hastened the erosion of the dam's foundation.
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But a full reckoning of its crimes in Mosul and other major population centers won't be possible until those places have been recaptured.
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The ministry was "working to enable oil companies in Iraq to operate by removing obstacles" in areas recaptured in recent months from insurgents.
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He said a few were recaptured but that supporters inside the other section of the camp also escaped and were carrying out attacks.
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Twelve of the escapees have been recaptured, and, according to Rodriguez, at least 30 guards at the facility face investigations over the escape.
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Since Shia militias recaptured most of Diyala from ISIS in 2015, they have dominated the province, with minimal oversight from the Iraqi state.
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Actors Sean Penn and Kate del Castillo met with El Chapo before he was recaptured again last month, causing embarrassment to the government.
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The official said 258 inmates had escaped, from among 547 held in the jail, but added that some had since been recaptured, without elaborating.
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Islamic State recaptured the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra, a 2000-year-old UNESCO World Heritage Site, this month after losing it in March.
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Having recaptured the Senate in 2014, Republicans hoped to pad their margin in 2018 by routing Democratic incumbents in conservative states Trump won easily.
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Three convicted murderers, whose escape from a high security prison in Argentina, triggered a major manhunt closely followed by national media, have been recaptured.
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But that danger element is missing, and I don't know if that can ever be recaptured unless some brand new fucking thing comes along.
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Since Barack Obama pulled out most of the NATO troops supporting the government, the Taliban, an Islamist militia, has recaptured parts of the country.
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But nearly a decade after being booted by the state's judicial commission, Moore recaptured the top judicial post in a statewide election in 2012
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And today, the coalition to defeat ISIS has recaptured nearly 100 percent of the territory once held by the terrorists in Iraq and Syria.
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The ancient town of Palmyra was taken by Russian and Syrian forces earlier this year but recaptured by Islamic State militants over the weekend.
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"It is confirmed that 11 prisoners have been shot and killed and 17 wounded and recaptured," EMTV quoted Metropolitan Superintendent Anthony Wagambie as saying.
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As resistance crumbled, reports emerged that Syrian soldiers and allied Iraqi fighters had shot dead 82 civilians in recaptured Aleppo districts, the U.N. said.
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But within days the Houthis recaptured most of the territory they had lost, and besieged the ex-president's home, which they later blew up.
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The Ghazlani military camp on the outskirts of southwestern Mosul also was recaptured — Iraqi flags could be seen flying on top of the buildings.
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But if they believe otherwise, Democrats still have the ability to act using the power they won last November when they recaptured the House.
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Guzman was recaptured last month and returned to central Mexico's Altiplano prison, where he escaped in July 2015 by slipping out through a tunnel.
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But setting aside all questions of intent and resources, my chief reservation is that I am not sure that STALKER can be recaptured today.
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Ledru said a parallel offensive involving Nigerian forces had recaptured four towns from the Islamists, whose insurgency has killed thousands and displaced 2.4 million.
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That's still weaker than it should be given the robust economy, but a clear sign that he has recaptured many traditionally center-right voters.
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Fall out Iraq's president said his forces have recaptured Fallujah from Islamic State, which seized the city, just 60km from Baghdad in January 2014.
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On Wednesday, bomb blasts ripped through a wedding party near Tikrit, which was recaptured by Iraqi forces in 2015, killing more than 20 people.
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Many Sunnis consider the paramilitaries to be sectarian militia and accuse them of having carried out abuses in Sunni areas recaptured from Islamic State.
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According to local news reports, about 180 inmates fled through the hole and into the night, though by Monday about 30 had been recaptured.
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British marines deployed from a nearby naval vessel have been hunting the inmates in recent days; and an unspecified number have already been recaptured.
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The advances were a second resounding triumph for Abadi, the soft-spoken Iraqi prime minister, months after his forces recaptured Mosul from Islamic State.
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Some fear they will end up being deported to the areas recaptured by Turkish forces in northern Syria, despite having no ancestral links there.
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Less than a year after Iraqi security forces and their allies recaptured Mosul from the Islamic State, the city is coming back to life.
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Thousands died and hundreds of thousands more fled before the regime, backed by Russian air power, recaptured the city from rebels in December 5.53.
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O'Rourke has never recaptured the euphoria whipped up during his close-run race against Ted Cruz for a Texas US Senate seat in 2018.
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Eight members of the security forces were also wounded, and the Taliban briefly took control of two security outposts before they were recaptured. Dec.
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But in the third set, Liu recaptured the flow, getting low to the grass while firing groundstrokes to break Li in the first game.
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Freed in 1945 by the Allies as they recaptured territory from the Germans, he learned that many members of his extended family had died.
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And in recent days, the Hashd al Shaabi paramilitary forces have recaptured a key airbase near Tal Afar, 70 kilometers (43 miles) west of Mosul.
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The areas recaptured, after weeks of bombardment and attempts to drive the insurgents back, included the government's Ramousah military complex on the city's southwestern outskirts.
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Syrian forces recaptured the city from ISIS last March, after it was seized the previous May, when ISIS started demolishing ancient ruins in the city.
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Syrian forces recaptured the city from ISIS last March after it was seized the previous May, when ISIS started demolishing ancient ruins in the city.
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The Kirkuk Ceyhan pipeline crosses territory taken by Islamic State militants in 2014 and recaptured by U.S.-backed Iraqi forces over the past two years.
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Japan last month agreed to lend Iraq up to 27.2 billion yen ($240 million) to rebuild damaged electricity infrastructure in areas recaptured from Islamic State.
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INDEPTH: The Iraqi & U.S. 'graveyard' Separately, Iraqi security forces recaptured the key small town of Saqlawiya, 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) northwest of Falluja, on Saturday.
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After significant gains at the airport on Thursday, a spokesman for Joint Military Operation Command said on Friday that the airfield had been fully recaptured.
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With Mosul being declared recaptured this week, The Intercept could not have picked a better time to publish this stunning photo essay by Cengiz Yar.
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Brady Andrew Kilpatrick, 24, who was in jail for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, was recaptured on Tuesday, the Walker County Sheriff's Office said.
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Nigerian troops recaptured most of it with the help of forces from Chad, Niger and Cameroon, who themselves were increasingly being targeted by the Islamists.
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That helps explain why the tax cut provided so little ballast for the GOP as Democrats recaptured control of the House in November's midterm elections.
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Gains for the coalition Security forces recaptured their first neighborhood in the Old City on Monday, a statement released by Iraq's Joint Operations Command announced.
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In the last week, Syrian government forces have recaptured the key city of Aleppo from rebels, which is seen as a significant victory for Assad.
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But on December 27th Iraq's security forces announced they had recaptured the city of Ramadi from Islamic State (IS), with only pockets of resistance remaining.
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It also means there's less needed under the hood, so some space traditionally devoted to the engine compartment can be recaptured for passengers and cargo.
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The Iraqi military statement also located the crash on the eastern side, which was recaptured from the militants in January, after 100 days of fighting.
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The group's latest setback has come in Palmyra, which the Syrian army recaptured on March 27th after weeks of fierce fighting and Russian air strikes.
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After Mosul was recaptured, Amir returned to rebuild a tiny new shop, his old one having burned down, in the western part of the city.
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And Democrats largely recaptured the House last year by winning with moderate candidates in over two dozen districts that President Donald Trump carried in 2016.
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The kingpin was recaptured by Mexican authorities in January after escaping the country's highest-security prison in the second successful escape attempt of his career.
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That's comparable to findings in 1994 and 2010, when Republicans won the House, and more promising for Democrats than in 2006, when they recaptured Congress.
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In the medium and long term, the coalition is protecting territory from instability or being recaptured and fostering political processes to ensure long-term liberation.
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Later Saturday, the ministry issued a statement saying it had recaptured "strategic heights" and a village to prevent attacks from those locations on its territory.
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Assad and his allies last month recaptured the area bordering the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, while avoiding a wider escalation involving Israel, Iran and Hezbollah.
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The diverse crowd was distinctly against Giuliani's relentless whitewashing of the city, and the result recaptured rock's rebellious spirit, until the party ended in 2001.
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The Foreign Office said that some of the escaped prisoners, which included high-risk inmates, have been recaptured, but an unspecified number remain at large.
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"ISIS land has been largely recaptured — almost 23 percent," Mr. Trump said last week during a news conference with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of Australia.
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Chrishan Beasley, 0003, was recaptured on the island of Lombok, Indonesia, about 100 miles east of where he had been awaiting trial, in Kerobokan Prison.
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The insurgents captured the outpost and seized all weapons and equipment there, but the outpost was recaptured with reinforcement forces arrived to the area. Nov.
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A Syrian state reporter, broadcasting from the town of Saraqeb recaptured by Syrian forces last week, said they were reinforcing positions at the front lines.
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The series decided to make it both: First, she was brought to a horrific mock execution, then was liberated by the resistance, then was recaptured.
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The attack comes days before a Turkish deadline on Syrian government troops to withdraw from areas recaptured in recent months from rebels in northwest Syria.
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In November 2014, days after Republicans recaptured control of the U.S. Senate in the midterm elections, Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Since Under Armour delivered its fourth-quarter earnings report, investors have been wondering whether the athletic brand has recaptured some momentum after months in limbo.
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In Damascus, the transport ministry declared the main highway from Aleppo running through Idlib open to the public after it was recaptured in the offensive.
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Under the Obama administration, a military coalition recaptured several major cities from the Islamic State and launched more than 17,000 airstrikes in Iraq and Syria.
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Among the hardest-hit areas is Mosul, which Iraqi forces, aided by Iranian-backed Shiite militias and a U.S.-led coalition, recaptured in July 2017.
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A ballistic missile struck a village recently recaptured by the coalition-backed Yemeni national government, killing one child and injuring dozens, the UAE statement said.
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Ramadi, capital of Anbar province, was recaptured from Islamic State in late December, and the tide of fighting appears to have turned against the group.
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The Baghdad government recaptured territory across northern Iraq from Kurds on Tuesday, widening a campaign that has shifted the balance of power in the country.
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Chapo Guzman, the Mexican drug lord and one of the most famous criminals in the world, was recaptured on Friday after months on the run.
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Over the weekend, Syrian regime forces recaptured the historic Syrian city of Palmyra from ISIS, dealing a major blow to the Islamic State's territorial organization.
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Russian bomb squad units in central Syria are clearing land mines from the UN World Heritage site after it was recaptured from the Islamic State.
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The Syrian army and allied forces have recaptured 70 percent of the territory that was under insurgent control in the enclave, it said on Friday.
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Cirelli recaptured the momentum for the Lightning when he put in his own rebound with 3:17 left before the first intermission, making it 3-1.
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Across the border in Iraq, Falluja was finally declared fully recaptured by Iraqi government forces on June 26, after a month-long battle in the city.
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It recaptured the cooperative beauty of those early years and a time when the game's other elements were not quite as accessible as they are now.
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This had, in turn, cut off another of the group's strongholds, Fallujah, which was recaptured from ISIS by Iraqi forces, assisted by the coalition, in June.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces say they captured Adrien Lionel Kiyali on Saturday in a region in north Syria that was recaptured in 2017 from IS control.
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Mosul may be the best known of the cities recaptured from IS. But the sense of neglect is palpable across the areas populated by Sunni Arabs.
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Surrounded by hills, al-Qaryatain is 100 km (60 miles) west of the ancient city of Palmyra, which government forces recaptured from Islamic State last Sunday.
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The involvement of Shi'ite militias is a subject of controversy because they have been accused of abuses against Sunnis in other areas recaptured from the militants.
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In the nearby Aden district, recently recaptured by the elite counter terrorism troops, people came out of their house to greet officers, the Reuters correspondent reported.
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The recaptured shrews all showed the same annual pattern: the skulls were largest in the summer, waned in the winter, and then rebounded in the spring.
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Similar methods were used against rebel areas of eastern Aleppo recaptured last year, and in opposition strongholds around Damascus that have fallen over the last year.
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So in this case, we might look to Amazon's upcoming Lord of the Rings adaptation and suggest the Game of Thrones magic will be recaptured there.
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"While insurgent-held territory has been recaptured, this was conflated with a military victory," said Ryan Cummings, director of Africa-focused risk management company Signal Risk.
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Temperatures have dropped sharply and rain is turning access roads that the Iraqi military has been using to get around recaptured districts into fields of mud.
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On Sunday, Libyan forces recaptured the city's Cambo area, and swept out tunnels used by militants to hide and prepare ambushes, and seized a field hospital.
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The decision to extradite Mr. Guzmán to the United States, where he faces charges in multiple jurisdictions, was made shortly after he was recaptured in January.
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We know that probably a few were escaped from a research facility in North Central Florida around the early '90s and they were not all recaptured.
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A military statement said the elite counter-terrorism forces took the northeastern Shurta police district while units from Baghdad operations command recaptured the Askari military neighborhood.
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After a French-led military force recaptured Timbuktu the next year, some of the jihadists disappeared and others appeared to receive amnesty under a peace deal.
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Zambada is believed to be the de facto head of the Sinaloa cartel, since its previous boss, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, was recaptured earlier this year.
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In his several days on the loose, he took five hostages and raped a woman before he was finally recaptured by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Like the Aouls, they also left the district when the war came to Aleppo in 2012, and returned after the government recaptured it in December 2016.
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Within 14 hours on August 24, Turkish-backed Syrian rebels recaptured the border town of Jarabulus from IS and continued to make gains in villages nearby.
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The army has recaptured much of the territory Boko Haram had held since Buhari took office in May 2015, though the group still stages suicide bombings.
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The militants controlled a swathe of land around the size of Belgium at the start of 2015, but Nigeria's army has recaptured most of the territory.
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In 2014 and 2015, they recaptured 19 swifts carrying these data loggers and found that, as expected, the swifts were spending their winters in West Africa.
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Rodríguez emerged as by far the highest profile member of Guzmán's defense team after the leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel was recaptured on January 8.
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Rodríguez emerged as by far the highest profile member of Guzmán's defense team after the leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel was recaptured on January 1003.
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The drug lord escaped from the facility through a mile-long tunnel on July 11, 2015, and was returned there after he was recaptured in January.
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Hasbro executives on an earnings call said the company recaptured a third of the U.S. Toys 'R' Us revenue going into the crucial holiday shopping season.
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When he was recaptured, the Taliban beat him and placed him in a cage that would be his home for the next four years, he said.
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How much of that could be recaptured depends on where the threshold is set (it certainly could be lower or even higher than the $10 million).
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Syria's official news agency recently showed footage of a "kilometers-long" series of tunnels that government forces say they uncovered in recaptured parts of Eastern Ghouta.
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The Turkey-backed rebels said earlier on Thursday they had recaptured Saraqeb, in what was the first major reverse for the Syrian army's Russian-backed offensive.
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A golfer renowned for his touch in an age of power, Spieth remains a threat in every tournament, even if he hasn't recaptured his 2015 magic.
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But they recaptured Palmyra nine months later when the Syrians and Russians were preoccupied with retaking the northern city of Aleppo, another front in the war.
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A Syrian army officer escorting journalists on a tour of Aleppo's recaptured northeast said the army had to evict militants from all parts of the city.
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Republican lawmakers, many of them fueled by the Tea Party movement, took 63 seats in Congress and recaptured the majority, a sea change in American politics.
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The Syrian army announced on Sunday that it had recaptured the ancient city of Palmyra, with the aid of Russian air support, from the Islamic State.
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"In the second half of the 11th century, the island was recaptured from the Arabs by a Norman nobleman, Roger de Hauteville," Moździoch added in the statement.
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But the names and strategic significance of the towns and villages they have recaptured have failed to electrify a Russian public more worried about falling living standards.
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During a hearing in November, shortly after the Democrats recaptured the House in the midterm elections, Waters promised that the days of Wall Street deregulation were over.
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In October 2010, just before Republicans recaptured the House, and 2014, the electorate became more Republican as the universe of those registered was winnowed to likely voters.
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But the Iraqi government offensive that recaptured oil-producing territory from the Kurds last month means the autonomous region is once again dependent on Baghdad for funds.
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It would be the third major city in Iraq recaptured by the government after Saddam's hometown Tikrit and Ramadi, the capital of Iraq's vast western Anbar province.
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It's far too early to say whether this will be the case, but the Iraqi army says it has recaptured Ramadi from ISIS, forcing fighters to flee.
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But with the clashes have come sweeping gains -- the coalition has now recaptured at least 100 square kilometers of territory, a CNN analysis of the battlefield shows.
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Whereas civilians in most other areas recaptured from Islamic State fled ahead of or during government offensives the majority of Qayyara's roughly 20,000 residents have stayed put.
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Mas Selamat, who had a distinct limp after falling out a window during a previous escape attempt, wasn't recaptured until more than a year later in Malaysia.
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The suit alleges that in December, the commonwealth, through an executive order issued by the governor, unlawfully recaptured revenues pledged for payment of certain tax-supported bonds.
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The Alabed family home was reduced to rubble on November 27 as the rebel-held parts of Aleppo were recaptured by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi Kurdish authorities on Monday denied that the destruction of Arab homes in areas recaptured from Islamic State was part of a strategic plan.
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The government recaptured him in January and President Enrique Pena Nieto said soon afterwards he had taken steps to ensure Guzman was extradited as soon as possible.
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On October 5, the militant group lost the northern town of Hawija – its last urban stronghold after Iraqi forces recaptured Mosul and Tal Afar earlier this year.
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He was recaptured by Pena Nieto's government in 2014 but escaped in July by capitalizing on the drug-tunneling skills his cartel honed on the U.S. border.
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" In an address last week, Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah said the recaptured territory would be handed over to the Lebanese army "when the battle is over.
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It is unclear exactly how many ISIS fighters, including foreigners, have been captured by Iraqi and Kurdish forces as they've recaptured territory from ISIS in recent months.
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Forces aligned with the internationally recognised government in Libya recaptured most of Sirte from Islamic State fighters, narrowing the part of the city still held by jihadists.
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The Baghdad government recaptured territory across oil-rich northern Iraq from Kurds on Tuesday, widening a campaign that has shifted the balance of power in the country.
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Bypassed for decades by the luxury industry, Iran and its explosive market growth potential have recaptured the attention of global luxury heavyweights in the last 12 months.
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Mexico recaptured Guzman in a pre-dawn shootout on Friday, and Mexican officials have indicated they are willing to comply with a U.S. request for his extradition.
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Libya's U.N.-backed government anticipates Sirte will be recaptured within weeks following a military campaign which began in May and has been supported by U.S. air strikes.
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In recent weeks, they have recaptured all remaining insurgent areas near Damascus, including the densely populated eastern Ghouta area, as well as big enclaves in central Syria.
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Iraq's military, along with Kurdish peshmerga forces, Shi'ite Muslim militias and Sunni tribal fighters, have recaptured several cities in the past year, including Ramadi, Tikrit and Baiji.
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While at Attica Correctional Facility, in 1968, he escaped while on a hospital visit to Buffalo, raped a woman and held hostages at gunpoint before being recaptured.
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But the devastation, poverty and a lack of services in the recaptured areas forced many to choose the lesser of two evils and stay in the camp.
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Some rebels threatened to advance to Manbij, a town recently recaptured from the Islamic State by the Kurdish-led forces with the help of intensive American airstrikes.
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Under Buhari's command and aided by Nigeria's neighbors, the army has recaptured most territory once lost to Boko Haram, but the group still regularly stages suicide bombings.
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The government recaptured the rebel stronghold in 2014, following an offensive that destroyed much of the multicultural city's distinctive mixture of mosques and churches, souks and squares.
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Under Buhari's command and aided by Nigeria's neighbors, the army has recaptured most territory once lost to Boko Haram but the group still regularly stages suicide bombings.
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Since the Allies recaptured it in the final days of World War II, Wake Atoll has become a national landmark and a refueling stop for military aircraft.
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He was defeated by Liberal Democrat candidate Sarah Olney, who briefly held the seat in 2016 and 2017 before it was recaptured by the Conservatives in 2017.
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For many of us who listened in awe — fascinated by this anonymous voice who promised, "You wanna be high for this" — that magic won't likely be recaptured.
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Leading all N.H.L. goaltenders with 19 wins, Sergei Bobrovsky, 28, has recaptured the form that earned him the Vezina Trophy as the league's top goalie in 2013.
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As a result, the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS has accelerated operations and has recaptured virtually all of previously held Islamic State territory in Iraq and Syria.
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El Rey said El Chapo was about to be recaptured by the Mexican military, so he and El Mayo swooped in to rescue him with a helicopter.
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Life has not yet returned to anything like normal in one of the first slivers of Islamic State's last bastion in Iraq to be recaptured by the army.
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Anti-ISIS partners want US to clarify strategy Key airbase recaptured US-backed troops continued to close the net around Raqqa, which ISIS has occupied for since 2013.
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She recaptured the spotlight at recent forums including CNN town hall and "She the People" forum, while continuing to drive the conversation with her impassioned argument for impeachment.
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Like hundreds of families, the al-Abeds were forced to flee their home after the rebel-held parts of Aleppo were recaptured by President Bashar al-Assad's forces.
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Key bridge retaken On Monday, the army reported it has recaptured a bridge across the Tigris River in west Mosul, where fierce battles are ongoing to oust ISIS.
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The development could be a huge setback for Syrian forces and militias loyal to the government who recaptured Palmyra from ISIS in late March, state-run media reported.
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Once it was recaptured in August 2014, security was tightened to the point that hardly anyone was permitted to cross the bridge below it, unless they worked there.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Libyan forces have recaptured key areas in the city of Benghazi, building on earlier advances during weeks of clashes with Islamist militants and other opponents.
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It was not clear if Trump was claiming that the general had told him that the escapees had been "largely recaptured" or if this was Trump's own assertion.
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Two years after the battle in which Iraqi forces recaptured Mosul from IS, the authorities do not own enough equipment to clear the rubble littered across the city.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria's army and allies, backed by Russian air strikes, recaptured 18 villages from Islamic State fighters in eastern Aleppo province on Saturday, a monitoring group said.
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Within months the army had recaptured most big towns, pushing the insurgents into forests or Lake Chad, a mass of swamps where the borders of four countries meet.
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It would be the third major city in Iraq recaptured by the government after Saddam Hussein's hometown Tikrit, and Ramadi, the capital of Iraq's vast western Anbar province.
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In the north, Kurdish and Iraqi forces recaptured the strategic mountain town of Sinjar, blocking a road that was once a common transit point for militants and weapons.
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With his debilitating back problem now seemingly behind him, he has almost recaptured the form of his halcyon days, with only a victory missing from his 303 resume.
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He was eventually recaptured at a hotel in Mazatlán in 2014, but he escaped again the following year, this time by riding a motorbike through an elaborate tunnel.
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After the Iraqi security forces (ISF) recaptured Fallujah from ISIS this June, they set their sights on Mosul, the terrorist organization's biggest prize and Iraq's second-largest city.
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The Syrian army and allied forces recaptured the Wadi Barada area near Damascus on Sunday, in another blow to rebels who have fought for years to unseat Assad.
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An image of a four-year-old in the backseat of a car with two adults overdosed in the front has recaptured the imagination of the American public.
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Mexican marines recaptured Joaquín Guzmán, also known as El Chapo (Shorty), the boss of the Sinaloa drug gang, who had escaped from a high-security prison last July.
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Reuters reporters saw a heavy military presence at Es Sider, the westernmost of the ports, during a visit on Thursday, just two days after the LNA recaptured it.
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If the administration correctly implemented the statute, the unused green cards were recaptured, and Congress repealed the per-country limit, the problem of visa backlogs would largely disappear.
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He could not start the tournament and though he made a quick recovery, has not quite recaptured his old form in the 13 months since returning to action.
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On one side, Democrats mostly committed to action against climate change regained the majority in the House of Representatives and recaptured control of several governorships and state legislatures.
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Yes, Democrats recaptured the House -- but they didn't achieve the blue tsunami of 40+ seats that some strategists had predicted in the days leading up to vote Tuesday.
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Two major eastern oil ports, Ran Lanuf and Es Sider, were captured this month by another armed group and recaptured by the LNA after a week of fighting.
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In past wave elections, Democrats recaptured control of the House after picking up 31 seats in 21625, while Republicans regained the majority after flipping 2900 seats in 220006.
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Iraqi forces recaptured Tikrit from the Islamic State in 2015, and the riverbank became a site of pilgrimage, visited by relatives of victims from mainly Shiite southern Iraq.
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It would be the third major city in Iraq recaptured by the government after Saddam's home town Tikrit and Ramadi, the capital of Iraq's vast western Anbar province.
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The 13-year-old is back at her old school in the eastern part of the city, which Iraqi forces recaptured from the Sunni Muslim militants in January.
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The commission's report examined how the government of President Bashar al-Assad recaptured eastern Ghouta, the rebel stronghold near the capital, in the first four months of 2018.
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Multiple reports — including video of the attack — also suggest they recaptured the strategically important Kindi hospital which had been held by the Fatah Halab coalition of rebel groups.
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An Iraqi military spokesman said military movements near Kirkuk aimed only to "inspect and secure" the nearby region of Hawija recaptured from Islamic State militants a week ago.
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The regime of President Bashar al-Assad had just recaptured the city after years of bombing and urban warfare that had made Aleppo a global byword for savagery.
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Instead, I had to speak to people who fled eastern Aleppo under the terms of the deal to evacuate the city in December, when the regime recaptured it.
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In the FX markets, Japan's safe-haven yen slipped back and dollar/yen recaptured 109, while China's yuan strengthened from Monday's three-week low in international 'offshore' markets.
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The general admitted his track record of prediction wasn't great, pointing out he expected Mosul to be recaptured in six months but it took nine months to accomplish.
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After the fighting A big part of making sure the military gains against Al-Shabaab are sustained is ensuring that forces are able to hold the recaptured territory.
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Mr. Biden then assumed the chairmanship of the Judiciary Committee in 1987, after Democrats recaptured control of the Senate, as Mr. Kennedy opted to lead the Labor Committee.
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A coalition spokesman said at the time that offensive was in response to the group's losses in the provincial capital of Ramadi, which Iraqi forces recaptured in December.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian state television on Wednesday reported that rebel shelling of the Bustan al-Qasr district, recently recaptured by the army, had killed six people and injured others.
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President Bashar Assad, with military and political assistance from Iran and Russia, has recaptured 60 percent of the country, putting an end to any serious talk of regime change.
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Under a government program, hundreds of thousands of people living in the region are being moved for safety to fortified garrison towns, ringed by farms, recaptured from the militants.
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ISANA, the Syrian state-run news agency quoted a military source Monday saying the regime has recaptured all positions in the industrial area that armed groups infiltrated on Sunday.
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In a speech, Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari said the army had almost recaptured all territory it had lost to Boko Haram, though the group still often stages suicide bombings.
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Mexican drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán was recaptured on Friday, six months after he escaped from maximum-security prison through a mile-long tunnel beginning inside his cell.
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If House Republicans recaptured the chamber in 2020, Mr. Walden could regain the chairmanship of the Energy and Commerce committee and hold it until 2022, according to House rules.
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The Syrian army has recaptured 70 percent of the territory that was under insurgent control in eastern Ghouta, and after weeks of bombardment residents are fleeing by the thousands.
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In the past month, 85,000 people fled Falluja, an Islamic State stronghold an hour's drive from Baghdad, amid a military campaign that has recaptured large parts of the city.
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He was recaptured in January 2016 after a shootout with Mexican marines in the city of Los Mochis and promptly sent back to the prison from whence he came.
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Proponents of the northern New Jersey casino development claim it would create up to 21.3,2800 new jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars in recaptured revenue for the state.
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Moscow, which has provided crucial military support to Assad, is eager to show that the situation in Syria is normalizing now that the government has recaptured most opposition strongholds.
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It was for many years a major Russian military radar outpost until rebels took it over in 2014 before it was again recaptured by the Syrian army last year.
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But with Iraqi forces having recaptured parts of Mosul since October, traders in Kurdish towns have been quick to start supplying shops that are opening again in retaken districts.
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Extreme measures taken to guard 'El Chapo' But before El Chapo was recaptured, he had a secret meeting with del Castillo and actor Sean Penn in a Mexican jungle.
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Falluja would be the third major city in Iraq recaptured by the government after former leader Saddam Hussein's hometown Tikrit and Ramadi, the capital of Iraq's western Anbar province.
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The military and security forces last month recaptured the eastern half of the city, Iraq's second largest, and are expected to advance on the western side in coming days.
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Mr. Mohamed was recaptured in February 2010 and was extradited to Niger, where he was convicted in connection with that second attack and sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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The student she mocked, 17-year-old David Hogg, has become a prominent figure in the debate over gun policy that has recaptured the national spotlight after the massacre.
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In recent years, tens of thousands of fighters and civilians have fled there from parts of the country the army has recaptured with the help of Russia and Iran.
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Thankfully for him, he was rescued by Chicago Fire in 2017, and he's since recaptured some of the form that saw him held in such high esteem in Germany.
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The group, whose unofficial name means "Western education is forbidden," held territory the size of Belgium in 2014 but a multinational offensive recaptured much of it the following year.
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Since Russian and Syrian forces recaptured Palmyra on March 27, Putin has moved to upcycle the remains of the ancient city into a stage for his own political theater.
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The byproducts left behind — carbon dioxide, methane, water and biomass (expired micro-organisms, humus, and organic waste; all carbon-based) — can be potentially recaptured and used for other purposes.
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Zebak has been recaptured by Afghan special forces, but Qala-i-Zal, as well as most of the territory in Kunduz, remain in Taliban control, according to provincial officials.
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The group, whose unofficial name means "Western education is forbidden", held territory the size of Belgium in 2014 but a multinational offensive recaptured much of it the following year.
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Many in the northwestern Syrian province hail from eastern Aleppo, recaptured by government forces a year ago after a vicious ground and air assault that sparked an international outcry.
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There, in the yard of a local elementary school are eight long mounds of dirt where civilians have buried friends and relatives killed in areas recaptured from Islamic State.
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A tip provided through Crime Stoppers helped lead authorities to 17-year-old Brandon Caruthers, who was recaptured in a suburban Nashville apartment, the Metro Nashville Police Department said.
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A graduate of the program now heads the Iraq government's assessment team, which is surveying damage to the recently recaptured site of the ancient city of Nimrud, near Mosul.
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A U.N. panel concluded that Syrian government forces and their allies committed war crimes and crimes against humanity when they recaptured a suburb of Damascus from rebels this year.
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After Iraqi forces successfully recaptured the east, IS militants reportedly destroyed remaining bridges in a "desperate act" to delay the government's advance, according to a U.S-led Coalition spokesperson.
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Immediately after the American Revolution, many of the black soldiers who were promised freedom in exchange for their service were instead violently recaptured and sent back to their masters.
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President Bashar al-Assad, whose forces have recaptured most towns and cities in Syria's heavily populated west, has vowed to reassert his control over every inch of the country.
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Islamic State suffered crippling defeats in 2017, when Iraq recaptured Mosul, the SDF seized its Syrian capital of Raqqa, and the Damascus government pushed it east to the Euphrates.
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Guzmén was recaptured on Friday, and a source told PEOPLE Penn's piece helped create "openings to explore" that led to the criminal's recapture nearly seven months after his prison escape.
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These searchable listings indicate how often slaves managed to leave with their children, how some were able to pass for white and how many recaptured slaves kept trying to escape.
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Inside Mosul, the coalition is meeting fierce resistance, and an ISIS counterattack on the Mosul suburb of al Zahraa, a week after it was recaptured, left at least two dead.
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The militia members killed on Saturday were among thousands of locally recruited men who are brought in to hold areas recaptured from the militants, freeing the army for new operations.
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CNN correspondents in the region say it would likely be days before the whole neighborhood is recaptured, as forces will have to clear buildings of potential booby traps and mines.
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Syrian's government and allied forces backed by Russia and Iran have swiftly recaptured other rebel strongholds in the southwest and vowed to push on and recover all of the country.
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Particularly affected has been Nour's birthplace, Aleppo, which became one of the focal points of the conflict until the city was recaptured by government forces at the end of 2016.
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Let's hope there is another leader who has the vision to look forward before he can move us inexorably, and tragically, back to an age that simply cannot be recaptured.
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The territory that the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline ran through was taken by Islamic State militants in 2014 and then recaptured by U.S.-backed Iraqi forces over the past two years.
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New York (CNN)Mosul will be easier to liberate from ISIS than other cities that have already been recaptured by the Iraqi military, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi predicts.
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A counter-terrorism officer said that was partly due to the speed with which the army recaptured Qayyara, surprising the Islamic State fighters before they were able to dig in.
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Whatever its ultimate target, the offensive appears to be the biggest Damascus has mounted against Islamic State since it recaptured the city of Palmyra with Russian support earlier this year.
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It has denied treating recaptured areas differently to ones that remained under its control throughout the war and has said it is working to restore normal services to all areas.
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A small number of Islamic State sympathizers or supporters in Fadiliya have been rounded up by Kurdish security forces since the peshmerga recaptured it in late October, local officials say.
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For the Republican Party to be recaptured by candidates like Flake and Corker requires candidates like Flake and Corker to face down the Trumpist faction of their base and win.
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In recent years, tens of thousands of fighters and civilians have fled there from parts of the country which the army has recaptured with the help of Russia and Iran.
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"In the beginning they resisted but when they saw the force they withdrew," said an Iraqi officer speaking from the newly recaptured village of Kharaib Jabr, adjacent to Haj Ali.
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While violence is down and some territory has been recaptured, the group continues to attack remote villages and refugee camps, and it is using women and children as suicide bombers.
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One resident reached by phone in a recently recaptured district of Mosul said shells had continued to fall near his home, forcing him to move his family to another neighborhood.
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Lawyers for Mr. Guzmán, who was recaptured in January, have filed multiple appeals to prevent him from being sent to the United States, where he faces charges in multiple jurisdictions.
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Two bulls briefly escaped an urban slaughterhouse and had a quiet moment grazing a neatly mowed lawn near an apartment complex before police cordoned them off and they were recaptured.
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Strikes hit to the west, south-west and south of the city, which the Syrian government has recaptured from the rebels in a major victory for President Bashar al-Assad.
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"With backing from the Syrian and Russian air forces, units of our armed forces recaptured the city of Palmyra, in cooperation with the allies," the military said in a statement.
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It was not until after Guzman's capture in February 2014 - he would break out of prison in July 2015 and was recaptured this January - that the split degenerated into war.
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