Friendship regained its joys, the sun regained its splendour, I started going to the pub and talking about the football again.
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Canavero and Ren have claimed in news reports that the dog and monkey regained movement, but there are no peer-reviewed articles and no indications they regained self-consciousness or could feel sensation.
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He has regained about 50 percent of the feeling already.
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"Our forces regained the initiative," they said in a statement.
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But shortly afterward, he regained access to his Twitter account.
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Takiya Holmes had not regained consciousness since she was shot.
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Mr. Siregar, 21, never regained consciousness and died on Oct.
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And I only regained them by interviewing my family after.
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Stocks have regained most of their losses during trading. Disclaimer
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The government said it had regained control; prisoners disputed this.
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Sadly, she never regained consciousness and died two days later.
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She had slowly regained some muscle control, and could blink.
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Philadelphia regained the lead with two runs in the fifth.
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Weeks later he had brain surgery, but never regained consciousness.
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Earlier, Asian shares regained some poise after a tough week.
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As she regained consciousness, Allen fought and squirmed beneath him.
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Democrats regained control of the House of Representatives in November.
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Republicans may have regained Congress, but Republican voters feel betrayed.
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But as the debate went on, Clinton regained her equilibrium.
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Sri Lanka regained the GSP plus preferential treatment in 2017.
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Oil prices also regained some strength, rising about 2500 percent.
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Democrats, who just regained control of the House on Jan.
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Only one of his patients had ever regained ovary function.
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Firefighters have regained control of it, and it's 60% contained.
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By the afternoon, NASA had regained control of the account.
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Those who regained the weight increased their activity only 34%.
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But the Nikkei has regained momentum along with U.S. stocks.
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Both regained territory from even deeper drops during the premarket.
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Rowley was interviewed by police shortly after he regained consciousness.
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His recently timid forehand has seemingly regained its bullying spirit.
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Health care stocks regained some ground after a rough week.
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Only a fraction of residents have regained power so far.
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Then she regained her composure and began taking more questions.
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Louisville, however, was just to big inside and regained control.
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Through time, I even regained my hope for the future.
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Settling in Virginia, the family eventually regained its former status.
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Japan regained possession and started an extended game of keepaway.
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She quickly regained her form, winning her next two tournaments.
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A year later, I had regained some ability to move.
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He regained stability but not agility, or sufficient lateral movement.
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The Hyattsville, Md., boxer known as B never regained consciousness.
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Since then, wages have regained virtually all of that ground.
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In 2017, Bynes regained control of her finances, reports People.
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Evans and Eason regained custody of the kids in July.
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"Queer" has generally regained a neutral or even positive connotation.
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The Flames regained the lead in the second period, though.
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ET. It regained some of the losses in early trading.
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Ive regained direct control of Apple's design team in 2017.
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The interviewer quickly moved on after Cousy regained his composure.
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Subsequently, the mom regained consciousness and escaped with her daughter.
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In July this year, he regained custody of his daughter.
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But Big Tech on Friday regained some of its losses.
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More than once, however, such patients have regained consciousness furious.
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It had not fully regained the losses as of Wednesday.
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She regained much of the feeling that she had lost.
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He said traders became more confident when the S&P 500 regained the psychologically important 2,700 level on Friday, and now that the S&P has regained the 210-day, it is signaling more gains.
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But as the war swung their way, minorities regained their confidence.
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Acer regained ground, finishing fifth globally, on a 2.9% sales increase.
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The former economics professor regained the Socialists&apos leadership last year.
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The Magic closed to within one but never regained the lead.
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The Wild regained the lead at 8:41 of the second.
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As the global economy has regained its footing, so has Goldman.
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A source told PEOPLE he never regained consciousness from the stroke.
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The Raptors regained possession on a turnover with 222:212 remaining.
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And she has never quite regained control of her own narrative.
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Regional currencies firmed mildly as the euro also regained some ground.
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Fortunately for all of us (and Us), she regained her confidence.
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The Peshmerga have since regained control of the town, he added.
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Seven of them had regained an average of just 5 lbs.
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Temple regained the lead 229-259 on a jumper by Rose.
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But the pre-crisis levels were rapidly regained and, indeed, surpassed.
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Tick (erased when America regained its lead, but watch this space).
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But under Mr Frazier, Merck appears to have regained its focus.
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Since Estonia regained independence in 1991, car ownership rates have doubled.
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The markets regained some ground on the morning of October 25th.
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Regained the title the following year, beating Soderling in the final.
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Oswell never regained consciousness after she stopped breathing, the complaint said.
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Apple also regained growth in China, where sales rose 19 percent.
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Most importantly, though, DeLillo's attention to systems has regained its significance.
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He never regained consciousness and was taken off life support Tuesday.
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After being admitted to a hospital, he has reportedly regained consciousness.
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Once solvency is regained, an elected school board would take control.
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Dumbre then regained consciousness and was pulled up through a rope.
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Francis regained his balance with the help of a security guard.
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Szabo never regained consciousness and was taken off life support Tuesday.
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The Celtics twice subsequently regained the lead but couldn't hold on.
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The Rays regained the lead in the bottom of the inning.
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Democrats regained control of the state legislature, winning several Senate seats.
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The stock regained some ground on Thursday, trading up 3.48 percent.
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The Nationals regained the lead with three runs in the sixth.
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Ali had just defeated George Foreman and regained the heavyweight title.
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It started way back in 2012, but regained steam this week.
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The stock regained some steam to close down only 0.83% Monday.
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The Twins regained the lead for good in the seventh inning.
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The Red Sox regained the lead with a fifth-inning run.
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Indiana briefly regained the lead on Justus' 41-yard field goal.
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DOXY dipped, regained, then dipped again, and was last around flat.
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Bulls have regained some control of the narrative — for the moment.
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Thanks to Wiggins, Minnesota regained the lead with 22006:22010 remaining.
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Democrats regained the House majority for the first time since 220006.
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But once I regained my equilibrium, I felt something else: Relief.
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Kansas City regained the lead at 2-1 in second inning.
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He regained his seat in the Catalan parliament in a Dec.
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Not incidentally, the pound has regained some of its lost ground.
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She was careful never to boast about what had been regained.
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After Salah's exit, we lost our rhythm and never regained it.
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Mr. Rowley has regained consciousness, and he is speaking to investigators.
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To be sure, stocks have regained some ground since last week.
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It raised $8.2 million by February and regained accreditation, for now.
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Once hormone replacement stopped, the women rapidly regained their abdominal fat.
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She patted his back gently until he regained control of himself.
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But Brent crude regained some ground, adding 0.15 percent to $68.60.
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In 22020, Democrats regained some support among this group as well.
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The Republicans regained an outright majority in the Senate in 2014.
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When she regained consciousness 11 hours later, her baby was dead.
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But Bush regained momentum, and Dole didn't get the Republican nomination.
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In December, he failed a drug test, but regained sobriety quickly.
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Republicans only regained the presidency with the unconventional Trump in 2016.
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Gates regained his spot as the richest person the following year.
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Washington regained the lead 23:46 into the second through Ovechkin.
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As a result, the greenback regained its footing against commodity currencies.
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After North's testimony, the Iran-Contra committees never regained their footing.
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For the moment, the hard-liners have regained the upper hand.
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The Dow regained roughly 73 percent of Monday's 1,175 point loss.
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The Padres regained the lead at 4-3 in the sixth.
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He was blind for 10 days but ultimately regained his eyesight.
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On Friday, its shares regained a level above the 200-day.
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The shares later regained some ground to trade down 4 percent.
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The stock market regained some stability, but Peggy caught the measles.
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He said traders became more confident when the S&P 500 regained the psychologically important 2,210 level on Friday, and now that the S&P has regained the 210-day, it is signaling more gains ahead.
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Toronto regained a seven-point advantage on five straight points from Ross.
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Despite its immense struggles, the Dartmoor Zoo regained its license in 2007.
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I think those projects regained my confidence that things were all right.
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The man regained consciousness and was treated by emergency responders, Machtemes says.
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While she recovers in Louisiana, Melyssa regained full use of her tongue.
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The Red Sox regained the lead in the bottom of the third.
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He has also regained feeling on the left side of his body.
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He never signed with the Bruins, and eventually regained his draft eligibility.
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Miami regained the lead 3-2 in the bottom of the third.
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It soon recovered, however, and had regained record territory by mid-August.
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As of Monday, about 31% of the island had not regained electricity.
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The Democrats finally regained the presidency in 1992, with Bill Clinton's victory.
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After he regained consciousness, the team sent him back onto the field.
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I'm succeeding, they tell me, because my life has regained some normalcy.
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When Pygott regained consciousness, he found a zip tie choking his neck.
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More than a week after the accident, Chloe stabilized and regained consciousness.
|
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After a brief silence, the satellites regained contact with their control centers.
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A family member told the NYDN that she has not regained consciousness.
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We will have love and wisdom regained; we will regain our humanity.
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But populist parties have regained momentum since the beginning of this year.
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Russia-backed Syrian government forces have recently regained control of the area.
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Maddie regained consciousness two days later, and is now recuperating at home.
|
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Recently, the myth of Facebook listening to conversations has regained the spotlight.
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Creighton regained the lead by scoring the final five points before intermission.
|
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Paul's team eventually regained control of his accounts and restored the website.
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Those groups have since regained a foothold in the north and center.
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WTI has duly regained its position as the most traded oil benchmark.
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Western Kentucky regained possession at its own 36 with 16 seconds left.
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He finally returned to Romania in 1992 and regained citizenship in 1997.
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The stock market regained nearly all its losses within about a week.
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A little over four minutes later, Columbus regained a two-goal lead.
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Toronto regained the lead on Biggio's eighth homer, leading off the eighth.
|
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Kate quickly regained her balance and immediately giggled at the near-accident.
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Slower metabolisms were not the only reason the contestants regained weight, though.
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After a few months, he had regained full sexual functioning, he said.
|
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On Wednesday the currency regained its poise, and moves were mostly muted.
|
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But the stock has recently regained momentum, surging to $159 on Monday.
|
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However, pro-independence parties in Catalonia have since regained their parliamentary majority.
|
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The man regained consciousness before he was transported to the capital's hospital.
|
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Insurers regained some ground after Republican Senator John McCain opposed the bill.
|
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As in the days of the Tudors, waiting has regained some cachet.
|
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She looked knocked sideways for a minute but quickly regained her stride.
|
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She regained consciousness and later talked to the crew, the complaint says.
|
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Democrats have since regained majorities in both the Maine House and Senate.
|
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Rowley was released from the hospital on Friday after he regained consciousness.
|
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Cahill has regained a little over 100 pounds since the show ended.
|
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I regained my voice, and found purpose in what was otherwise senseless.
|
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When he regained access to his account, his contracts had been liquidated.
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It regained some ground and traded at 7.7892 per dollar on Wednesday.
|
|
It lost 2.3 percent after gold slipped as the dollar regained momentum.
|
|
The Lions regained the lead on Stafford's 19-yard pass to Golladay.
|
|
As the session wore on, Wall Street's major indexes regained lost ground.
|
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They regained some ground, but took another beating during the financial crisis.
|
|
Los Angeles regained the lead quickly, however, on Gordon's 1-yard run.
|
|
She has still not regained full control over her arm and leg.
|
|
Proust's "Time Regained" postscripts the action of his novel's six preceding volumes.
|
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The STC said it regained control of the city by Thursday morning.
|
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The streaming giant regained some footing after losing U.S. subscribers this year.
|
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He died two days later from internal bleeding, never having regained consciousness.
|
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I'd like to think that the patient regained his appetite for life.
|
|
He underwent a series of intensive surgeries and has since regained consciousness.
|
|
Later in the premarket, the Dow regained some of the lost ground.
|
|
The lira later regained some footing to trade around 7 per dollar.
|
|
The Magic regained the lead, 111-110, on a dunk by Biyombo.
|
|
Democrats have regained the House majority for the first time since 2010.
|
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However, after the reversal surgeries the women regained every pound, sometimes more.
|
|
By market close, Tesla had regained its footing, ending trading essentially flat.
|
|
She still has not regained complete motor coordination in her right hand.
|
|
The greenback regained some ground and was last trading around 102.75 yen .
|
|
Carrie never regained consciousness and died days after at UCLA Medical Center.
|
|
Schumacher has not yet regained consciousness, according to the BBC, and remains hospitalized.
|
|
"After I regained my consciousness, I just kept repeating her name," she said.
|
|
The cowboy, who trained and shoed horses with his dad, never regained consciousness.
|
|
After a few seconds, O'Connell regained consciousness and the medical team cleared her.
|
|
ITV's shares regained part of the previous session's losses, ending up 2.6 percent.
|
|
Her partner, Charlie Rowley, initially was in critical condition, but has regained consciousness.
|
|
He is reportedly still hospitalized but has regained feeling in his right side.
|
|
He had a few words but lost those words and never regained them.
|
|
U.S. yields regained ground, however, and buying waned as the session wore on.
|
|
The Sixers regained the lead at 31-29 on a basket by Holmes.
|
|
Jay regained consciousness immediately and was transported directly to the UCI medical center.
|
|
She regained consciousness due to the excruciating pain before more anesthesias was given.
|
|
But the Thunder regained the lead on Chris Paul's pullup jumper seconds later.
|
|
Beirut never regained its place after the Lebanese civil war of 1975-90.
|
|
But Karl and the doctors were left speechless when Michele suddenly regained consciousness.
|
|
After the surgery, Ilysa was immediately taken off dialysis and regained her independence.
|
|
Between Black Friday and Christmas 2015, department store chains regained some lost ground.
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|
We have rediscovered our identity, regained our stride and we are proud again.
|
|
She never regained consciousness, and was eventually taken off life support, it added.
|
|
In Hollywood, singer Katy Perry regained her confidence by getting a pixie cut.
|
|
"That portion of the market has not regained its glory yet," Parker said.
|
|
Although he had not regained consciousness, he was now breathing without machine support.
|
|
Halfway through the second period, the Kings had regained the lead 123-35.
|
|
Cervelli regained possession and threw out Montero, who was trying to claim second.
|
|
In 953, Israel regained those territories in what was undisputedly a defensive war.
|
|
Brown never regained consciousness before she died six months later in the hospital.
|
|
The Wild regained the lead later in the period, thanks again to Parise.
|
|
Shortly, though, she regained her composure sufficiently to demand an act of atonement.
|
|
Pittsburgh regained the lead at 4-3 with two runs in the sixth.
|
|
The company said the driver regained possession of the van on Thursday afternoon.
|
|
Yet Macron, 40, regained some ground in July in a Harris Interactive survey.
|
|
He slowly regained some nerve function and could move around on his own.
|
|
"I only regained consciousness when they poured cold water over me," says Guo.
|
|
His doctor says he's regained some confidence by being around his family's dogs.
|
|
Corporations regained their hold over the nation's politics by decimating the industrial unions.
|
|
Chicago regained the lead, 5-4, in the second on Abreu's RBI double.
|
|
The Democrats regained the House, while Republicans maintained their majority in the Senate.
|
|
However, Sacramento regained its stroke from long range to keep Atlanta at bay.
|
|
Despite his withdrawal in Paris, Nadal regained the No. 21 ranking on Monday.
|
|
After two hundred and fifty-three days, he regained feeling in his toes.
|
|
Sterling regained almost the whole of its losses from Monday, rising 0.77 percent.
|
|
The Yankees regained their three-run lead in the bottom of the sixth.
|
|
Sterling regained almost the whole of its losses from Monday, rising 0.75 percent.
|
|
Even Cruz expressed surprise at how quickly he had regained his old form.
|
|
The retired lawmaker also only recently regained his ability to ascend several stairs.
|
|
He regained that access after being transferred to the ICE facility, she said.
|
|
Farah regained his balance and finished in third to qualify for the final.
|
|
Milwaukee regained momentum by scoring the first seven points of the third quarter.
|
|
Paraguay regained the top spot as the world's happiest and most positive country.
|
|
Dominick Cruz regained the title in a split decision, winning on two cards.
|
|
The Mariners regained the lead in the bottom of the inning, scoring twice.
|
|
His biological mother completed a "very brief rehab," and regained custody, Gletow says.
|
|
The company regained some ground with the Galaxy 7 line of curved phones.
|
|
We're delivering on better housing, and we have regained our sense of ambition.
|
|
His mother regained custody of him when he was in the third grade.
|
|
Finally, at about midnight, the airport regained electricity, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
|
|
It is not only decency but eros itself that waits to be regained.
|
|
Tagged at the outset, Buehler regained control as the Dodgers began their rally.
|
|
In recent weeks, the party has regained lost ground in the opinion polls.
|
|
It has consumed two years of valuable political time that can't be regained.
|
|
In 2011 she regained the No. 1 ranking before retiring the next year.
|
|
Bouwmeester regained consciousness after the incident and was transported to a local hospital.
|
|
Bouwmeester regained consciousness after the incident and was transported to a local hospital.
|
|
He was benched the next season, but regained his starting job last year.
|
|
He never regained consciousness and died days later at the age of 22.
|
|
Denver regained the advantage with its first fourth-quarter touchdown in 11 games.
|
|
Pageau regained the lead for Ottawa at 5:16 of the third period.
|
|
"I cannot say that he had regained my trust in him," Ratas said.
|
|
But she regained her composure with birdies on the 14th and 18th holes.
|
|
It regained some ground since the morning, when it fell about 7 percent.
|
|
By all appearances, the hospital has regained normalcy at an almost astonishing pace.
|
|
Assange eventually regained internet access, but only for his personal computer and phone.
|
|
She has also regained the lead in Pennsylvania and is leading in Nevada.
|
|
After a few minutes, Vilma regained consciousness and began throwing up the medication.
|
|
Trump's move sent global share markets sharply lower before they regained some footing.
|
|
After 56 weeks, Voils said, 58.6% of patients in the intervention group either regained some weight or saw no change in weight, while 72.5% of patients in the other group regained or saw no change, a difference of 13.9 percentage points.
|
|
"There's people that were entering the WWE from football or other sports that are my age so I realized that if I regained my focus, regained my drive, there's no reason I can't come back to the WWE," Mr. Dhesi said.
|
|
Perhaps the second half of the debate, when he regained his bearings, saved him.
|
|
Messi regained the Ballon d'Or from Ronaldo on Monday, with Neymar in third place.
|
|
Mr. Mossadegh was ousted from power but Britain never regained control of Iran's crude.
|
|
Having regained their self-confidence, Europe's leaders are seeking fresh ideas to boost growth.
|
|
Steve Weiss believes Coach has regained momentum somewhat, but is still not a buy.
|
|
Boston has regained its longstanding place as the second-largest U.S. startup funding hub.
|
|
San Diego regained the lead at 6-5 in the bottom of the sixth.
|
|
This comes at a time when the Syrian army has regained many key areas.
|
|
All four were able to stand independently with a walker and regained trunk stability.
|
|
When I regained my hearing, it was like I had entered a new realm.
|
|
"We've seen, maybe, folks have regained confidence more quickly here with romaine," he said.
|
|
ISIS ISIS has reportedly regained control of the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria.
|
|
Philadelphia regained its two-run lead on Brad Miller's solo homer in the fourth.
|
|
Finke and Jordan asserted themselves after the break as Illinois quickly regained the lead.
|
|
Apple reportedly blocked his access in November 2016, but he regained access last year.
|
|
"Logan Paul regained my respect after that video," one person said at the time.
|
|
She regained her health, returned to the academy and became an officer in 2013.
|
|
The dollar regained some ground to hover above 107 yen in Asia on Monday.
|
|
By then she had regained the confidence she once had as a natural athlete.
|
|
The other major indexes, the Dow and Nasdaq, have still not regained their highs.
|
|
Ohio State regained the lead, but another Davis putback tied it at 51-all.
|
|
Dillashaw (15-3) regained his title belt andsaid he should have &aposnever lost it.
|
|
That has been in place since 1997 when the mainland regained sovereignty from Britain.
|
|
After slowing down at the start of this century, he has regained his form.
|
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Toronto regained a 4-2 lead on Smoak's two-run homer in the fifth.
|
|
J.B. Hunt stock later regained most of its post-market losses and traded positive.
|
|
The Sharks regained the lead on Labanc's goal at 6:57 of the second.
|
|
The chief said Irwin regained consciousness and was able to talk about what happened.
|
|
That could explain why most of them regained much of the weight over time.
|
|
"I regained my confidence by just accepting what my body is now," she says.
|
|
Its forces have routed the would-be caliphate and regained control of the borders.
|
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"The baby regained color on her face after we covered her," another policeman said.
|
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Mr. Skripal remains in critical condition, but his daughter, Yulia, regained consciousness last week.
|
|
But they regained their composure pretty quickly and they were working really well together.
|
|
The stock later regained most of its post-market losses to trade slightly negative.
|
|
But the idea of power lost and regained resonated with non-Fillory storylines, too.
|
|
The Pacers regained the lead at 91-90 on a 3-pointer by Collison.
|
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She died at a hospice in July at age 22, having never regained consciousness.
|
|
But when she regained consciousness moments later, the gunman told Rukundo they'd spare her.
|
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In the deep Alaskan wilderness, an imposing brown bear has regained his lost throne.
|
|
Lawyers took a hit during Watergate and the profession has never regained its status.
|
|
We're told she regained full consciousness while she was being treated on the jetway.
|
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Keke regained her composure and fired off a message to Mike's alleged side chicks.
|
|
Assange has since regained internet access, but only for his personal computer and phone.
|
|
Simon only regained access through her friend's help, and Gallegos' account is still unavailable.
|
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My theory is that I regained weight and became too heavy, but who knows.
|
|
"I may not have regained all my vision, but I am independent," Corey said.
|
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Shelby took over the committee in 2014, when Republicans regained control of the Senate.
|
|
In 303 he lost and then regained his title in fights with Leon Spinks.
|
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The hearing will be one of the committee's first since Democrats regained the majority.
|
|
By that time, Manchester had regained the ascendancy with which it started the game.
|
|
Stocks sank over the first few hours of trading and never regained their footing.
|
|
Shelby took over the committee in 6900, when Republicans regained control of the Senate.
|
|
I have probably lost and regained a million pounds in the last 55 years.
|
|
Evangelicals have regained influence in the White House, and they intend to keep it.
|
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By the time he regained control, the plane was sliding toward a perimeter fence.
|
|
Venus Williams, who has regained momentum, will be there too — she is seeded sixth.
|
|
Still, the sector has not regained all of the jobs lost in the recession.
|
|
They regained control of Congress in large part due to their opposition to Obamacare.
|
|
On Friday, bank stocks and the broader market regained almost all of those losses.
|
|
Firefighters have regained control of the blaze, and it was 80% contained Monday morning.
|
|
We had lost him at fifteen to jail; we regained him eleven years later.
|
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But again, she held her nerve and regained the break in the following game.
|
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average regained much of yesterday's losses, adding 307 points (1.26%).
|
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By then, Bradshaw's marriage had dissolved, and he had regained his love of basketball.
|
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The Pelicans regained the 11-point advantage on a 3-pointer by Darius Miller.
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She passed out briefly, then regained consciousness and felt someone on top of her.
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Whatever composure I had regained since the morning's first encounter evaporated all over again.
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Here is how they've regained ground, and how some downfalls were more like payouts.
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Some of them had only recently regained power after losing it in Friday's storm.
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American-backed, Kurdish-led forces regained territory in Syria, including Raqqa in October 2017.
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Still, after a rocky few years, the global luxury market has regained its luster.
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K-State regained the lead with 234:217 left when Makol Mawien scored inside.
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Carolina regained the lead at 1:38 of the third on a power play.
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Once the Timbisha had regained a parcel of their ancestral home, new problems arose.
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The rivalry regained a little of its sauciness last season after a stale period.
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The Wild regained the lead at the 13:03 mark of the second period.
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For the first time in roughly a century the Chinese had regained their dignity.
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He has never regained his hard heat, and survives on guile and pitch movement.
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New York also regained the services of Pavel Buchnevich, who hadn't played since Nov.
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She regained control of the Model 3, but was badly shaken by the incident.
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We can only document it, for a time when Filipinos have regained their sanity.
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The Giants regained possession at their own 27-yard line with 4:03 left.
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James Charles lost a few million subscribers but has regained them since the feud.
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Warmbier, who was 20183 at the time, was blind, deaf and never regained consciousness.
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Assad has vowed to fight until he has regained full control of the country.
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She has regained muscle mass, and nerve pain in her right foot has disappeared.
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Security forces regained control of the area and a search was continuing, he said.
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Ms. Butler never regained consciousness after Mr. Cowan crashed his truck into her car.
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It will be one of the committee's first hearings since Democrats regained the majority.
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Show us clearly what you would do if you regained the majority in Congress.
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"He faces no limitations, he has regained all of his rights," Mr. Abad said.
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When he regained consciousness, he says, an officer was kicking him in the chest.
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When she regained consciousness after falling asleep in Sanchez's backseat, he was raping her.
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Even so he regained the heavyweight title in his "Rumble in the Jungle" with George Foreman in the Congo, retained it in the "Thrilla in Manila" with Joe Frazier and regained it yet again after he briefly lost it to Leon Spinks.
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Oil prices regained some ground on expectations that falling prices could lead to production cuts.
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Shangreaux gave her son to another relative to raise but regained guardianship, CBS News reported.
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After a 10 percent drop in October, Union Pacific has regained 4 percent this month.
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Once they regained cell service, Acaimie called 911 and paramedics met them near the bottom.
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As he picked up speed, he fell over, regained his footing and fell over again.
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Charlie Rowley, left, regained consciousness Tuesday after being exposed to the deadly nerve agent Novichok.
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Stocks posted their best day of 55.613 yesterday as the Trump trade rally regained momentum.
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Slowly as I regained consciousness, I realized I was in the back of a car.
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The Devils regained the lead on Lappin's second goal in three games at 26:22.
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Chicago regained the lead in the fourth with two runs against Gregory Soto (0-5).
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Gold regained its footing Wednesday in response to the dollar shedding some of its gains.
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Both regained some ground, however, with the release of some better-than-expected consumer data.
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Utah regained a 222-45 lead a minute later on a 3-pointer from Battin.
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The Bulldogs then took control and regained the lead, 733-57, with 6:26 remaining.
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In net, Braden Holtby regained the starting job to Washington's about-face in the series.
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Earlier Tuesday, Padula said Remington, 55, regained consciousness Monday night in a Coeur d'Alene hospital.
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The dollar has since regained some of that ground to trade at around 110 yen.
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Troops also regained large generators that power a main water pumping station, the source said.
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MINUSMA has been frequently attacked in the north where Islamists have regained ground since 2013.
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Maddie regained consciousness two days later, was talking and showed no signs of neurological damage.
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The 22-year-old regained his composure and retired the next 12 batters he faced.
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Flight crew and the doctor then took turns administering CPR, but Oswell never regained consciousness.
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She never fully regained consciousness and was kept on life support following her near-drowning.
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" Soon thereafter, Gracie regained consciousness and started speaking, telling Phillips that she felt "much better.
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The stock had fallen as far as 6.9% in premarket but regained some lost ground.
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They lost more ground than whites during the recession and have regained less ground since.
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Atlanta regained the lead on late free throws by Kent Bazemore, Thabo Sefolosha and Teague.
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He regained consciousness a few hours after surgery and suffered no brain trauma, doctors said.
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When Fiorini regained consciousness outside, she helplessly watched her home and belongings turn to ash.
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But Sylvester would only last two months before Benedict excommunicated him and regained his throne.
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But a year later he regained the speakership after prosecutors dropped the case against him.
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Through good fortune and the marvels of modern medicine, Jacobs regained the ability to walk.
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Fortunately, I'd regained my physical and mental stability by the time my boyfriend got home.
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The Australian team led at halftime, but U.S. regained the lead following the third quarter.
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"DeShawn was visibly bleeding from the head wound and never regained consciousness," reads the complaint.
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I regained some of the weight I lost but remain well under where I started.
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With some perspective regained, the chances are much, much better that you'll figure this out.
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The new site got a colorful coat of paint, too, but it never regained traction.
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Then deputies administered CPR and paramedics arrived and shocked the guard, who regained a pulse.
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Oil prices pared gains immediately after OPEC released the report but later regained some ground.
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The Teen Mom 2 alum, 27, has regained custody of her children, she confirmed Wednesday.
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U.S. soybeans and corn regained ground, following losses of around 2 percent the previous day.
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But even as stocks somewhat regained their footing, the market's fear certainly has not dissipated.
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Hassani Gravett made two 228-pointers as the Gamecocks regained the lead at 59-57.
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Government forces also regained control of seven other districts Tuesday, according to the monitoring group.
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When he regained consciousness, he was lying face down on the ground, sore all over.
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But they regained their former momentum on Tuesday, when they decoupled from Facebook's market plunge.
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South Carolina regained possession with 1:50 to go at its own 45-yard line.
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Yulia Skripal, who was in a coma for 20 days, regained consciousness before her father.
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Post-recession, the banks regained their footing, the housing market stabilized and company earnings rose.
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Democrats on Tuesday regained control of the Virginia Legislature for the first time since 1994.
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But don't worry, the young people have regained control of #HowToConfuseAMillennial quickly, efficiently and hilariously.
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Still, Wake Forest regained possession at its own 218-yard line with 22:256 left.
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The Nigerian army later regained Baga and said it had given ISWA a "bloody nose".
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Policymaking has regained some momentum, although still faces the constraints of Lebanon's sectarian political system.
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The White Sox regained a 553-2 lead in the bottom of the second inning.
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The sergeant regained consciousness and began engaging enemy fighters in three directions, the slides suggest.
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"This reduced sensitivity lasts until the body has regained sensitivity to sexual stimuli," says Herati.
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Investment under the Shanghai-Hong Kong stock connect scheme has also regained some momentum recently.
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Once marred by E. coli health scares, Chipotle has regained both customer and investor trust.
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Winnipeg regained a three-goal lead on the power play midway through the second period.
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Taylor (103 points) got hot, and the Longhorns regained a lead as large as 210.
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Once Robinson had regained consciousness, he apparently pleaded with Carlos to slow down the car.
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But Sonja said that by deciding to leave, she has regained a sense of power.
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MINUSMA has faced frequent attacks in the north where Islamists have regained ground since 2013.
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The Prius regained control and turned a corner on the freeway, leaving the Camry behind.
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The Penguins regained the lead on Tanev's second goal at 14:31 of the second.
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Mr. Mugabe's party regained full control in 2013 elections that were widely seen as rigged.
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In 2006, Amélie Mauresmo regained the No. 1 ranking, won the Australian Open and Wimbledon.
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Trailing 31-23, the Huskies regained the ball at their 14 with 3:38 left.
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Drug gangs in the favelas and militia groups led by rogue ex-police regained ground.
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Once lost, the hard-won trust and faith in America will not be easily regained.
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Apple regained some growth in China in the June quarter, where sales rose 19 percent.
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Over several months, to his wife's relief, the man regained some independence, Dr. Clare said.
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He regained his title in 463 and battled through three immortal fights against Joe Frazier.
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Winston's five straight points made it 49-44 and the Buckeyes never regained the lead.
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The Cornhuskers regained the momentum after cornerback Cam Taylor sacked Johnson from his blind side.
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Around 200 people have regained their right to vote at the more than 30 clinics.
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It regained some of that ground Friday and was up more than 21993 percent Monday.
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The report says he never regained consciousness, and a cause of death was not stated.
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But by the time he got to the other side he had regained his composure.
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First, Oklahoma regained the lead on Austin Reaves' jumper before Manek made two big baskets.
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We regained our stride, rediscovered our spirit and reawakened the powerful machinery of American enterprise.
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The dollar briefly slipped after the softer-than-forecast number, but has since regained momentum.
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His page had been wrongly penalized before; he'd regained access through appeals to the company.
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The Sixers turned the ball over on four consecutive possessions as Indiana regained the lead.
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Gold too has regained its appeal, holding near six-month highs over $1,266 per ounce.
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Another sign that ISIS has regained its footing is the uptick in its propaganda output.
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The benchmark stock index tumbled 3.4 percent after the announcement but then regained some ground.
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With Lindstrom back in the box for tripping, the Canadiens regained a two-goal advantage.
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Tampa Bay regained the lead at 5:33 of the third on a power play.
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Stocks have more than regained their losses since the 2007-2009 financial crisis and recession.
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Vanguard found that investors who stayed the course more than regained what they had lost.
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Nashville regained its two-goal lead shortly after a turnover by Rangers defenseman Brendan Smith.
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Burr has regained a bit of an edge and is ahead by about 3 points.
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The Ducks regained the lead at 54-53 on a Pritchard steal and Mathis three.
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The chances of Trump getting impeached would almost certainly grow if Democrats regained the House.
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Warren threw 13 pitches in a scoreless inning before the Blue Jays regained the lead.
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On Sunday, the Warriors regained some confidence with a 20153-105 victory against the Knicks.
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Nearly three years later, the Saudi-led coalition has regained around 85 percent of Yemen.
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President Bashar al-Assad of Syria regained full control of Aleppo, his country's industrial capital.
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Although the pig brains did not exhibit any higher functions, some cells regained metabolic activity.
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The church, essentially the last independent institution trusted by a large portion of Nicaraguans, is witnessing the whiplash-inducing shifts of Ortega, who appears to have regained his footing amid the most serious challenge to his power in the decade-plus since he regained office.
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Trailing by five earlier, Carolina regained possession at its 23-yard line with 503:49 left.
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Maria regained its Category 5 status earlier this morning after temporarily dipping to a Cat 4.
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But the evidence so far has been that much of the lost time has been regained.
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The Ducks regained the lead 12 minutes later when Henrique scored his 17th of the season.
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The victim lost consciousness, only realizing he had been shot when he regained consciousness, Singh said.
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But whether that means the bulls have effectively regained control remains to be seen, he warned.
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The company's stock later regained its after-hours losses and traded up as much as 1.25%.
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The Blackhawks regained a 2-1 lead with 12:17 to play in the third period.
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The German regained the overall lead after scoring his third win in a row in Singapore.
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Pearce has made an unfathomable comeback; he's regained almost all function save for some vision impairment.
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Milwaukee regained a half-game lead over Chicago for first place in the National League Central.
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Texas regained the lead in the eighth on Beltre's two-out RBI double off Blake Wood.
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The Oilers regained the lead at 103:210 with Eberle snapping a shot over Bachman's shoulder.
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Security forces had mostly regained control by Sunday evening but officials said there were still clashes.
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President Bill Clinton moved to the center as congressional Republicans regained control of Congress in 1994.
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After Drouin put a shot past Greiss nearly two minutes later, the Islanders regained the lead.
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Conyers became chairman of the House Judiciary Committee when Democrats regained the House majority in 2006.
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Since then, investors have increasingly regained confidence in the company, the largest aluminium producer outside China.
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He eventually limped off the field, but did not miss any snaps once Carolina regained possession.
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When she regained consciousness, she was handcuffed, taken to a clinic, and shortly afterward, to prison.
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In the fourth quarter the economy regained momentum, growing by 2.4% compared with a year earlier.
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Also helping boost sentiment, he said, was that U.S. consumer spending regained some strength in January.
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It is important to note, though, that after Ace's fangirl moment, the dog regained his composure.
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Indiana regained the lead with a 9-0 run of its own late in the quarter.
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As of today, the right side of Aguayo's body paralyzed but he has regained some feeling.
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Just two years later, the Dow regained all the value it had lost on Black Monday.
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She suffered severe brain damage and never regained consciousness while receiving medical treatment, the affidavit states.
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FOREX: The dollar index lost ground but then regained some, and was last down 0.2 percent.
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"This bank has not yet regained the public's confidence," Governor John Kasich said in a statement.
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The Blazers regained control with a 228-222 run that upped the advantage to 211-229.
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She regained consciousness after being looked at by a doctor, and later collapsed in a bathroom.
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But Mr. Stoliar broke free and regained his hold as the man sank out of sight.
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On average the shares regained two-thirds of the lost value within the subsequent 90 days.
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But he seems to have regained his footing and is reportedly now worth about $1303 million.
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Only 3.4 percent of bypass patients regained the weight they had lost 10 years after surgery.
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By the next spring, he had regained his mental prowess, scoring A's in all his classes.
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Attson had only regained custody of her child two months before her murder, according to authorities.
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After slipping in and out of consciousness, Vence claimed he regained full awareness around 7133 p.
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The index has since regained much but not all of that value, hitting 379 on Jan.
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Vincent, who announced in April that she had regrettably regained almost all of the 112 lbs.
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The reporter eventually regained consciousness and was taken out of the room to receive medical assistance.
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The party regained control of the Legislature for the first time in a decade in November.
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Franco ripped a solo homer in the fifth, and the Phillies regained the lead 5-4.
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Denver regained the lead at 95-94 on a dunk by Harris with 3:41 remaining.
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The slope regained its ascendancy in European trading on Monday after stronger-than-expected German data.
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The Blackhawks regained the lead on Perlini's goal at 12:54, and Jones left shortly thereafter.
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Patients also regained some degree of bladder and bowel control, as well as improved cardiovascular function.
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Ideally, after the perceived threat is resolved, the body's resting state of homeostasis should be regained.
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But he lost the top spot to Hamlin on the restart lap and never regained it.
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A quick succession of questions and concerns flashed through my mind before I regained my composure.
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Rubio limped on afterwards, but never regained the glow of a potential challenger for the throne.
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Democrats regained a majority in the House of Representatives, while Republicans maintained control of the Senate.
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"When I regained consciousness, I saw people and parts of the bus below me," he said.
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Murray quickly regained all feeling and spent a week in hospitals in Dothan, Atlanta and Chicago.
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Detroit rallied and regained the lead at 78-76 on Smith's layup with 7:08 left.
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The Blazers regained control with a 210-21992 run that upped the advantage to 113-211.
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When turnout went up in the midterm election, Republicans regained their usual dominance in those districts.
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The Sabres regained a two-goal advantage when Sheary redirected Casey Nelson's shot from the point.
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And in the six pain-free weeks the followed she regained most of her lost weight.
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But, within eight years, the Democrats had regained control of both Congress and the White House.
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He was defeated by a Republican challenger in 2014, though he regained his seat in 2018.
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The Air Force said in a statement that the child regained consciousness after about a minute.
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They cut rates three times, and the manufacturing sector and the job market both regained health.
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Lorenzen has regained the 20 pounds he lost during a bout of mononucleosis during spring training.
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Slowly, I also regained the sense of agency I lost—a bit here, a bit there.
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They have claimed that this is why many of them have regained whatever weight they lost.
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But somehow, in the last week or so, the anti-ACA obsession has regained serious traction.
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Little by little, he regained his sense of self and was able to connect with people.
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Last month, Saudi Arabia overtook Russia and regained its position as China's top crude oil supplier.
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After about a year, he regained his mobility and did not require any in-home help.
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The Saints regained control of the N.F.C. South by finding some balance in their offensive approach.
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Anderson regained consciousness and told police and paramedics he'd been in an argument that got physical.
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Still, the 0.7223-stock benchmark only regained about half of its losses in the previous session.
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After an ugly sell-off in October, investors appear to have regained their appetite for stocks.
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L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon at the Étoile also regained its second star, having dropped to one.
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The couple regained custody of the children, now ages 6, 7 and 13, several months later.
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Republicans paid a price in 1998 for pushing to impeach Bill Clinton, and Clinton regained popularity.
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Less than 90 seconds later, Washington regained a 2-1 lead on a short-handed goal.
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Wilder never regained his legs or footing after that, wobbling through the rest of the match.
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Her mother, Marianne, had polio as a child, and never regained full use of her legs.
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Starliner was able to put itself on a safe flight path once ground controllers regained contact.
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In 2015, nearly half a century after their last NBA championship, the Warriors regained the title.
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Syracuse regained possession at its own 24 with 1:47 to play but with no timeouts.
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As for the scholar on the island: He regained his strength, fortified by his wife's soups.
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In January 2019, the Democrats regained control of the House and Pelosi was reinstated as speaker.
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Sacramento regained a double-digit lead with a 10-4 run to start the fourth quarter.
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By the end, Effie has regained her focus, and her mojo, or so it would appear.
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Buffalo regained a 2-173 lead on O'Reilly's power-play goal less than three minutes later.
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The Turkish lira regained some ground a day after it plunged to an all-time low.
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The Grizzlies regained some traction after that, taking a 47-43 lead to the locker room.
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Trailing by five earlier, Carolina regained possession at its 23-yard line with 5:49 left.
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Slaten lost consciousness and never regained consciousness before he left through the window, Mills told police.
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The Iranian people have regained access to the internet, but their frustrations are far from over.
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Harrell regained control, however, striking out the next two hitters to get out of the inning.
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They scored the first seven points of the fourth quarter and regained command of the game.
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"Walmart has regained momentum as evidenced by 15 consecutive quarters of positive traffic growth," Short said.
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As of Friday's close, the broad index had regained $1.3 trillion, Silverblatt said in a note.
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After two Toronto misses, Dallas regained a one-point lead on two free throws by Porzingis.
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The issue regained prominence in India late last month following the death of famous actress Sridevi.
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Gold also has regained its appeal, holding near six-month highs XAU= over $1,268 per ounce.
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He eventually regained his amateur status, but he never found his way back to the Olympics.
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Warhol shot some of the scenes of his first full-length film, Tarzan and Jane Regained . . .
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The peso, which plunged sharply after the election of Mr. Trump, has regained all its value.
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The government said it has regained territory previously captured by the home-grown Islamist militant group.
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Brodziak's short -handed goal with 8:50 left in the period regained the lead for the Blues.
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The dollar regained some ground against a basket of currencies, having broken below 100 earlier this week.
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Democrats didn't just puff their chests and bang gavels as they regained control of the House Thursday.
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However, the pound regained its losses as traders bet the possibility of a hard Brexit were decreasing.
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Shares regained some of the ground initially lost on Thursday and were down 3.4% by 0825 GMT.
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U.S. soybeans Sc1 and corn Cc1 regained ground, following losses of around 2 percent the previous day.
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Cummings became chairman of the House Oversight Committee after Democrats regained control of the chamber this month.
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It slipped briefly to levels below $0.7200 after the central bank statement, but later regained its footing.
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The euro held firm at 90.56 pence, and regained a little ground on the dollar to $1.1333.
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HINES: So of the 36 Golden gate Bridge survivors, five of us have regained full physical mobility.
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He returned home a month later showing considerable weight loss, some of which he has since regained.
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Jon, 36, has since woken up, but is confined to a wheelchair and hasn't regained his speech.
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After Ehlers' fluke score, the Jets regained the lead at 13:44 on Appleton's first NHL goal.
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" Mr. Renzi responded by saying Italy had regained a leadership role and others must "deal with it.
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A year later, the lab regained its accreditation and underwent a major expansion with a new director.
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Denied a majority in parliament in an election in June 211, AK regained it five months later.
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He never regained consciousness despite immediate medical attention, the organizers said in a statement at the time.
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Justinian was successful at recapturing the empire's lost territory, but never fully regained the its lost glory.
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Some accounts, which had been hacked earlier, like Forbes, appear to have regained access to their accounts.
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After the Soviet Union collapsed, it regained its old religiously resonant name but kept its nuclear prowess.
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As Grande entertained the crowd, she lost and regained her footing while stepping down from a chair.
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He regained possession when he hooked Dirk Nowitzki and wiggled in front of him for a steal.
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Tyrese may have regained 50/50 custody of his daughter, but turns out there were strings attached.
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If the party regained subpoena power, key members of Congress would likely investigate much more than Russia.
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Mashable's Kellen Beck confirmed the trick works and after several movie rentals regained 3.9GB of storage back.
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Doctors won't allow him to begin a throwing regime until he's regained full strength in his arm.
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BONDS: Benchmark treasury yields slipped, but then regained some ground, with the 10-year last at 3.0777.
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New York is also under unified Democratic control after the party regained the state's Senate in 2018.
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Despite additional losses on Friday, stocks regained most of the steep losses from earlier in the week.
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Vowing to recover, Danielle miraculously regained her voice and devoted her life to giving back through music.
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They also regained custody of Ensley and Kaiser, though Evans' mother, Barbara Evans, maintains custody of Jace.
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Paramedics met the plane when it landed but the rapper, who regained consciousness, allegedly refused medical treatment.
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The final spree featured multiple behind-the-back passes on fast breaks as St. John's regained control.
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The gamble paid off as he regained contact with most of those challenging for his yellow jersey.
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Shutterfly's stock later regained some of its after-hours losses and was trading down about 7 percent.
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When Republicans regained power and held it throughout the '20s, they were unmistakably the party of business.
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She regained consciousness as police photographers -- who thought she was dead -- took pictures of the crime scene.
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Franco slammed a two-run homer in the fifth as the Phillies regained the lead 7-6.
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The Cowboys regained the lead after Brown eluded a tackle and raced 68 yards for a score.
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Not only has she regained her sense of self worth, she's become stronger on the other side.
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Stocks regained footing this week after a massive global sell-off had investors hitting the panic button.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as US stocks paused for breath and oil regained some ground.
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The index has now regained all of its losses going back to April, Paychex and IHS said.
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Orlando's lead was short-lived, as the Hawks regained the advantage and led 1063-54 at halftime.
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The rapper didn't elaborate beyond that, but she seems to have regained control of her Facebook account.
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According to the Pentagon: ISIS has lost 55,000 square kilometers of territory and regained none of it.
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That said, the three major indexes have remained in a tight range recently, as Treasurys regained ground.
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The BOJ's announcements initially saw the yen weaken in Asian trade before it regained ground in Europe.
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Northwestern regained the lead on Bowser's 284-yard run over left tackle with 2194:2783 to play.
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Arizona regained the lead when Hinostroza banked in a loose puck at 6:44 of the third.
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Bodies of dead militants lay in the streets near the military barracks after the army regained control.
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"It was a sweet story about a small town that regained something it had lost," he says.
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His team suffered when Bayern regained the lead through Robert Lewandowski's headed goal in the 75th minute.
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U.S. soybeans and corn regained ground on Thursday, following losses of around 2 percent the previous day.
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The Red Sox regained the lead in the fourth on a two-run single by Mookie Betts.
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The company's shares regained some ground and were down 11 percent at $13.96 in late-morning trading.
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This helps explain why they had regained 70 percent of their lost weight since the show's finale.
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The Canucks regained the lead at 6:09 of the third period on another power-play goal.
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For the first time in eight years, they had regained the majority in the House of Representatives.
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Though the child has not yet regained consciousness, her family sees signs that she may be improving.
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But in the few flare-ups that did occur, Democrats quickly yanked the reins and regained control.
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She was rushed to the hospital, where she underwent emergency brain surgery, but she never regained consciousness.
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Wall Street slipped at the open with bank stocks the biggest drag, but soon regained some momentum.
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Sevastova had the ankle taped by a trainer after three games but never fully regained her mobility.
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Tesla's shares tumbled the day after the call, but since then have regained much of the losses.
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The service has recently regained popularity as public concerns over pollution caused by plastic containers has risen.
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In 2014, the GOP rallied behind McConnell's efforts to advance more electable candidates and regained the majority.
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Most of that is expected to be regained through faster growth later this year, the report notes.
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Lacey regained consciousness as police photographers -- who thought she was dead -- took pictures of the crime scene.
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Remington regained consciousness on Monday evening as a candlelight vigil for his recovery was underway, Padula said.
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Nashville regained the lead at 8:13 of the second on a power-play goal by Ellis.
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Functioning can sometimes be regained, at least partially, but this is by no means a guaranteed outcome.
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Gold prices, dulled by the stronger-than-expected U.S. consumer inflation data, regained some of their shine.
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He has not regained consciousness since the attack, friends say, so he can't be asked about it.
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But after work requirements went back into effect, she nearly doubled her income and regained her independence.
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Once Blackmun regained the C.E.O. position, he prioritized repairing a troubled relationship with the International Olympic Committee.
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We lost this along with our manufacturing base and never regained it by relying on Wall Street.
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Militants have since regained territory and influence, making many citizens scared to turn out for the election.
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That regained a two-shot lead for Pornanong, who had also birdied the par-3 fifth hole.
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By escaping with a victory, Washington regained home-ice advantage, which has not meant much these playoffs.
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But on Sunday, almost everything felt different, even as Woods regained a big piece of his past.
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Assad's forces, aided by Russian air power, have regained control of most lands lost in the war.
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Vonn slid into heavy snow and lost much of her forward momentum before she regained her form.
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As I know from those years of covering the banks, confidence, once gone, is not easily regained.
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Over the years, she regained her senses of taste and smell, which had been dulled by smoking.
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Poland, which regained sovereignty at the end of World War I, held its Independence Day on Saturday.
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Edmonton regained the lead with 6:26 left in the second courtesy of Kailer Yamamoto (goal, assist).
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"This may indicate the system in Wuhan has regained ability to test all suspected cases," he said.
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U.S. crude regained $1.11 to $53.25 a barrel, while Brent crude futures rose 90 cents to $59.19.
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Accusations of witchcraft quickly infect this grieving but resourceful community, threatening the hard-won normalcy they've regained.
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"I think I've regained the confidence I had in the minor leagues," he said through an interpreter.
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He's since regained nearly all his followers, and is back up to over 16 million YouTube subscribers.
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Evans and Eason regained custody of their two-year-old daughter Ensley and Kaiser on July 3.
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Oakland regained the lead in the bottom of the inning on an RBI single by Jurickson Profar.
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After I regained my composure, I decided to take the timepiece to other vendors for their opinions.
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Eventually the public regained its grip, and the monarchy — chastened and battered, but a monarchy nonetheless — endured.
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Gillespie later made a deep trey, and Villanova regained the lead, 55-54, with 3:41 left.
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Pittsburgh regained the lead on McKegg's first career short-handed goal at 6:40 of the second.
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U.S. crude regained $1.02 to $53.16 a barrel, while Brent crude futures rose 90 cents to $59.19.
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But Osaka regained her focus and drove Blinkova off the court with her superior power and speed.
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The actions were always meant to be temporary and scaled back when the yuan regained firmer footing.
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Several user reports on Down Detector have since indicated that Poland and the Netherlands have regained access.
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The Nasdaq composite regained 54 percent of its 695.14-point loss, closing up 2.1 percent at 7,115.88.
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She regained consciousness after officers applied a tourniquet to stop the bleeding from her wrist, police said.
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The Reds regained a 2-1 lead in the seventh after loading the bases with one out.
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After a Clemson turnover, North Carolina regained the lead on Howell's 10-yard pass to Beau Corrales.
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Neumann reportedly regained his status as a billionaire thanks to Softbank's bailout of WeWork later in October.
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Chicago regained the lead at 68-65 with an 10-993 run early in the third quarter.
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The Cougars regained the lead on Blake Mazza's 28-yard field goal early in the second quarter.
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On a power play at 2:31, the Canucks regained their two-goal lead, at 5-3.
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The Blackhawks regained the lead at 9:20 of the second period on Tomas Jurco's first goal.
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And he has regained the 25 pounds he lost during 20 weeks of chemotherapy and two surgeries.
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But Osaka regained her focus and drove Blinkova off the court with her superior power and speed.
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But in the second set, Federer regained his normally exquisite form and quickly squashed the challenger's hopes.
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But in the second set, Federer regained his normally exquisite form and quickly squashed the challenger's hopes.
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She regained consciousness after officers applied a tourniquet to stop the bleeding, and was taken into custody.
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The 40-year-old Kuchar was three-under on the front side and regained the top spot.
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Now, with her glitter nearly settled and her mind more clear, she regained perspective on the situation.
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Whatever international credibility Argentina had regained over the last four years of Macri's presidency is irretrievably lost.
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On Pro Basketball CHICAGO — Before the Boston Celtics regained some confidence, they heard from a familiar voice.
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The Mariners regained the lead, 4-3, in the fifth on Daniel Vogelbach's RBI single to left.
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Dellums was forced to relinquish the post two years later, after Republicans regained control of the House.
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I defined a "cry" to begin once I shed a tear and end when I regained composure.
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As the housing sector was battered in the global financial crisis, Pulte stock suffered and never regained losses.
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Bahrain has stripped hundreds of people of nationality since a 2011 uprising although many have since regained citizenship.
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Over a month later, the reality star confirmed to PEOPLE she had regained custody of Kaiser and Ensley.
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Dallas regained its lead 1:01 later when Spezza scored his 23rd of the season off the rush.
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He returned home showing considerable weight loss, some of which he has regained over the past few months.
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Can you tell me about the first moments that you regained consciousness and were recovering from this injury?
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We open back on the bus from the end of episode 6, where Gypsy has regained her optimism.
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Luke died an hour later, and Daniel died several days later at a hospital, having never regained consciousness.
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When he regained consciousness, he was in Sugar Land, TX, just over 40 miles away from the airport.
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Three years later, Lora has regained custody of his son, but he's still fighting to stop his deportation.
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When the country regained independence in 21991, the Russians who had arrived under Soviet rule were denied citizenship.
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When the country regained independence in 22014, the Russians who had arrived under Soviet rule were denied citizenship.
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The euro later regained some footing and was last down 0.2 percent on the day at 129.30 yen.
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The Royals regained the lead in the bottom of the inning when Moustakas' two-out double scored Hosmer.
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He was told when he first regained consciousness, his main concern was for the status of his cat.
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Freeman returned to school in the fall of 2018 and eventually regained the strength to walk, KFOR reported.
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After a 3% stock dip from the initial news, Nike stock regained 93% of the decline, per MarketWatch.
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In spite of these restrictions, Miriam seems relaxed and smiles like someone who has just regained her freedom.
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She wrote that she didn't have control of the account for a while but had regained the login.
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Yet for all his setbacks, Mr Abadi has regained most of the territory that Mr Maliki had lost.
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The costs were too much for Congress to stomach, even more so after Republicans regained power in 2.
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He regained the Twickenham seat that he lost in 28, mopping up 2000,22 votes to the Tories' 2500,201.54.
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The Pelicans regained the lead twice before Milwaukee scored nine consecutive points to take a 213-23 advantage.
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The Suns led later in the quarter, but Detroit regained the advantage at 1123-86 entering the fourth.
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He's also nose-deep in a pile of grass, noticing that he's just regained his sense of smell.
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There's been little resolution to many of these factors, yet investors have still regained an appetite for IPOs.
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According to Aviation Week, the pilot regained consciousness around that moment and was able to take control again.
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Later on, more people returned, and the city has regained some of its vigor as time has passed.
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Unfortunately for Murray and other Cubs fans, the team never regained footing, losing 1-0 to the Indians.
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Oil prices regained ground, rising 3 percent, while investors refocused on potential supply outages and drawdowns in crude.
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The sector regained some ground in premarket trading, but fell back into the red by mid-morning trading.
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In the fall, I had regained enough mobility to begin the process of having a prosthetic leg designed.
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Labor regained power in 2007, electing Kevin Rudd the country's prime minister after 11 years of conservative rule.
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She wanted endurance Through intense physical therapy over the years, Goncher had regained some movement in her limbs.
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As his life regained focus, he became aware of the enormous number of young people flooding the penitentiary.
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She then regained consciousness once escorted onto the jetway, police said, before ultimately being taken to the hospital.
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But nonfarm payrolls shot back up in June, suggesting the U.S. economy regained speed after a brief lull.
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She regained consciousness, but then had multiple fainting spells ... so her daughter, Pumpkin drove her to the hospital.
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Oklahoma State regained a 24-19 advantage on two free throws by Waters at the 5:31 mark.
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But the Sixers regained their composure and responded with an 11-2 to take an 82-74 lead.
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That adjusted figure marked an acceleration from the prior two months, as the Old Navy brand regained momentum.
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Ryan gave the address back in 2011, the year the GOP regained control of the House of Representatives.
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Investigators say Sabo hit the concrete and never regained consciousness and was taken off life support Tuesday afternoon.
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The Rockies, however, regained their momentum by erupting for three runs with two outs in the fourth inning.
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Once lost, the lead in any arms contest is only regained with enormous difficulty and at colossal cost.
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Sharista Giles, who gave birth while in a coma, died on Monday, three years after she regained consciousness.
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The Bulldogs quickly regained a double-digit lead, going up 63-49 on a 3-pointer by Reynolds.
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There are signs GDP growth regained speed early in the second quarter, with industrial production accelerating in April.
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Harbin said she spent six months in a wheelchair before she regained her strength and could walk again.
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The Cavaliers regained control in the second quarter by dominating the glass and playing smothering defense on Curry.
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Oakland regained the lead in the fourth as Laureano hit a two-out solo homer to center field.
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" Most importantly: White points out that "ISIS has not regained an inch of the territory it has lost.
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U.S. Treasurys fell on the report, but regained some ground, with 10-year yields trading at 1.84 percent.
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Backed by Russian air power and Iran-backed militia groups, Assad has regained control over most of Syria.
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South Carolina regained the momentum early in the second half, with Notice hitting back-to-back 3-pointers.
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Oakland regained the lead 26-274 with Carr's touchdown pass to Cooper with 256:07 until the break.
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The S&P 500 fell 5 percent following the vote, but has since regained most of that loss.
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Autocratic governments that were blindsided when the internet took off in the mid-1990s have regained their vision.
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The Jazz eventually regained the lead and created a cushion just before halftime behind a 83-0 run.
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Now, two decades after it fell from conservative grace, Heritage has regained its standing in the White House.
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Meredith never regained his pre-injury form following a torn ACL in the 2017 preseason with the Bears.
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"Shrivelled testes grew back to normal and the animals regained their fertility," a news article in Nature wrote.
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There, alone in the jungle, the story goes, she regained her strength, scrounged something to eat, and survived.
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Hurricane Maria has regained its status as a Category 5 storm, the National Hurricane Center announced early Tuesday.
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The Canadiens regained the lead at 14:38 of the second on Domi's first goal of the game.
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When she regained consciousness, the driver was on top of her, raping her, according to the police report.
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The result was that it wasn't until 1953 that the Republicans regained the White House, with Dwight Eisenhower.
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Rather than snapping back to reality once they regained power, Republicans have gone further off the deep end.
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She said she regained consciousness in an emergency room where she was detained by police, BuzzFeed News reported.
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The government aims to have fully regained access to bond markets by next August, when the program ends.
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Resurrected again in spring 2013, Guilford Mooring almost immediately regained its reputation as a good-times dockside destination.
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In addition to Ohio, Trump would likely need to carry Florida, where Clinton has regained a narrow lead.
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He's regained clout since the departure of staff secretary Rob Porter, who ran the White House's trade meetings.
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Former Pelosi staffers in the influence world found themselves in the spotlight after she regained the Speaker's gavel.
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Boston regained its lead 22 seconds later when Vatrano scored his 10th of the season off a deflection.
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Six months later, they settled out of court and regained custody of Daniel, who was 15 by then.
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Over the months, Gus regained his movement, stuck to his properly proportioned diet and dropped the extra weight.
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Yulia Skripal regained consciousness a couple weeks ago and thanked those who treated her and her father. 5.
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As he regained his bearings, he found himself wondering how he'd gotten into it in the first place.
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The study found that, after the election, Republicans magically regained their faith in the fairness of American elections.
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Reddit and the current r/Frisson moderators didn't comment on how exactly they regained control of the subreddit.
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Photograph by Eric Helgas for The New Yorker Finally, he regained his freedom, and opened Leonti in November.
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Democrats, who regained control of the House this year, listed lowering prescription drug costs among their top priorities.
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JPMorgan Chase rose 37 cents to $66.19 and Wells Fargo regained 58 cents, or 1.3 percent, to $46.01.
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Under a new editor, David Remnick, The New Yorker eventually regained its footing and edged into the black.
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In 2014, Arias told the Huffington Post that she has regained the weight she lost, and is agoraphobic.
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We've learned Christina's twitter account was hacked, but her team has regained access and taken down the message.
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Barring a total collapse in the fourth quarter, Toronto will have regained home court advantage in the series.
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The soldier has now regained consciousness and has asked to watch television, South Korean news agency Yonhap reports.
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The FSB assessment on Friday showed that lending has not regained pre-financial crisis levels in some jurisdictions.
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On the day of his court appearance, Mr. Kelly said he still had not regained his driving privileges.
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Iowa State regained the lead with eight seconds left when Terrence Lewis drove the lane for a dunk.
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Slowly, Woods regained some measure of credibility and success only to be abruptly undone by his own body.
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Leach said Washington State's offense regained its footing after hitting a lull in the first half last week.
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McConnell then nuked the filibuster for Supreme Court and Cabinet appointments once Republicans regained control of the chamber.
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Nedbank shares initially fell more than 2%, but regained some ground and were 1.43% lower by 0715 GMT.
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U.S. crude regained 29 cents to $52.43 a barrel, while Brent crude futures rose 22 cents to $58.51.
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The Taliban captured one of the outposts in Abak, but security forces later regained control of it. Oct.
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He regained his dominance in the Summer Split, however, finishing with the third most kills among mid laners.
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"Once the crisis was resolved, stocks came roaring back," and had regained all their losses by year-end.
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Like most apathetic children, Georgi regained physical abilities in the reverse order in which he had lost them.
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The Predators regained the lead at 19:10 of the second period with their second man-advantage tally.
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But Tech went cold and Gardner-Webb hit three straight baskets and regained the lead at 33-31.
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But with the end of a rainy season that had limited mobility, Boko Haram has regained a foothold.
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After winning the second set comfortably by twice breaking Edmund's serve, Djokovic appeared to have regained the momentum.
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The Panthers regained the lead 42 seconds into the second period on a power-play goal by Dadonov.
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Stevens, Penn State's leading scorer, provided his first four points as Penn State regained the lead, 37-35.
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U.S. crude regained 29 cents to $52.43 a barrel, while Brent crude futures rose 22 cents to $58.51.
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The Horned Frogs moved within 11 before the Red Raiders regained their form with an 11-4 run.
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The S&P 22013 wobbled early but regained its losses and closed 214 percent higher for the day.
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Context: The parliamentary elections have been described as the most important since the country regained independence in 1989.
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The Blackhawks regained the lead on Shaw's second goal of the night at 9:27 of the second.
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The Raptors pulled to within three, but the Heat regained the eight-point lead on Olynyk's 3-pointer.
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But the Knicks regained the lead as Rose and O'Quinn provided the spark and muscle down the stretch.
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Joshua Youngblood returned the ensuing kickoff 258 yards as Kansas State regained the 2470.9-point lead, 31.53-231.5.
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However, in the general risk-on environment emerging-market currencies saw some flows as carry trades regained favour.
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His quadriceps visibly tensed—making clear that he has regained some control over the muscles below his waist.
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Rosberg dropped to third on lap one but regained second thanks to pitstops and a virtual safety car.
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Hurricane Dorian regained its Category 3 status late Wednesday night as it makes its way toward the Carolinas.
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Rangers 235, Kings 2 After a rough stretch, Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist seems to have regained his form.
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By the standards of professional boxers, he was an old man when he regained boxing's heavyweight world championship.
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The public lost trust in Uber, and that trust needs to be regained at a very deep level.
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By Friday, he had regained second place in many surveys, behind Ms. Le Pen and ahead Mr. Macron.
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As ISIS' influence has waned and rebel-held locations reclaimed, Assad has regained the upper hand in Syria.
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Hadi's government has regained control of large parts of the country's south and east in the past year.
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Miami regained the lead at 27.52-2 in the bottom of the third on Stanton's two-run homer.
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The posts were deleted after HBO regained control of the account, but users on social media posted screenshots.
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All the parties involved regained their subscribers and aside from a handful of irreparable friendships, have all recovered.
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The Republicans, after they regained the majority in the 2014 elections, retaliated by essentially shutting down judicial confirmations.
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The police have been struggling since 2014 as the resurgent Taliban militants have regained territory in the province.
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Expectations are for a strong quarter across the board as banks have largely regained their footing since 2008.
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The Wolves regained a one-point lead on Russell's 723-pointer before the Pelicans tied the score twice.
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But then Republicans regained the White House, meaning that they had to come up with actual tax legislation.
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He was struck in his left hand and arm and never regained the full use of that hand.
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The economy has regained just under 1.5 million, but not always in the places that lost the most.
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Hillary Clinton seems to have regained her dominance over Bernie Sanders after a long and contentious primary battle.
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The government said it has regained territory, particularly in the northeast that was previously captured by the group.
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A new show features 'Biggest Loser' winners who regained weight — and reveals a deeper truth about weight loss
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