| On average it takes one day per time zone crossed to recover from the effects of jet lag. |
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| Parsimony analyses recover a paraphyletic Rotifera, where a bdelloid rotifer and acanthocephalans form a monophyletic clade. |
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| Short bouts of intense social stress improved the ability in the mice to recover from the flu. |
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| At one point I was worried Ronnie wasn't going to recover and I would go round to Stephanie's and have a good cry or a natter. |
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| The Stags have 8 days to recover and they need to show bouncebackability in the big local derby against Notts County. |
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| The bank also managed to recover loans that were deemed unrecoverable through a call-back system in which clients were visited by bank employees. |
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| Talking about the film, Cronenberg has referred to Nabokov's theory of memory and art as attempts to recover the unrecoverable. |
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| But if we are right on the analysis and willing to sit tight, we will eventually recover unrealized losses and make money. |
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| The government pledged not to raise excise rates on cigarettes this year to allow the industry to recover from a slump. |
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| Rather than sledge the PM, you would be better to ask Milne how she will recover the money if the green fund fails. |
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| As to the other two points, it was not suggested that the cost of repairs might be irrecoverable or that it might be uneconomic to recover it. |
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| Finding it difficult to recover the loans, many firms and banks have been taking the help of musclemen. |
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| If a bomb squad is able to recover an undetonated device, the chemical analysis is easy. |
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| If he sells at an undervalue he is entitled to recover the loss from the auditor. |
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| Doctors in the U.K. believe that spraying skin cells after applying a skin graft will help burn victims recover faster and reduce scarring. |
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| The skin did not recover its natural smoothness and unctuosity, till after several weeks had elapsed. |
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| They are unbeatable on the world market, because they are guaranteed to recover their investments. |
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| Anderson points to new rules for sinter plants, which recover waste products from steel operations. |
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| In 1864, the owner of a blind pig in Manchester, New Hampshire brought a suit to recover money damages for the destruction of his bar. |
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| Shana was the first to recover from the disturbing sight of blood trickling through Krist's fingers. |
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| At the end of each session, we removed the seed trays and sifted the sand to recover the remaining millet seeds. |
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| They rotate their crops, thereby helping the soil to recover from centuries of monoculture under sugarcane. |
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| He has failed to recover fully from the broken neck which he suffered in a horrible tumble. |
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| A downhill tuck lets you slice through the wind, maintaining speed while you recover from the climb. |
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| To recover from the shunt on Saturday and go on to win the second event was very satisfying indeed. |
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| Its great achievement is to recover the complexity of a literary mode that could easily be dismissed as vindictive, petty, and obscure. |
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| The pain was troubling him towards the latter stages but with a week to recover to the next game, he has the time to mend properly. |
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| An electric bench grinder is the most efficient way to recover the cutting edges on shovels, spades, hoes, and lawn mower blades. |
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| Since we have several lab areas where we work, it's not unheard of to have to backtrack to recover a temporarily misplaced disk. |
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| At one point, he sprinted fifteen yards to recover his own misplaced pass, doing so and turning in frustration when a foul was given. |
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| Workers can recover underpayments at an employment tribunal or the county court. |
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| At the very least, do the back-up and be sure that you can recover your system in the unlikely event that it should get trashed. |
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| We are all propping each other up in this, not knowing if it's likely she'll recover or not. |
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| Further refund increases, however, will be needed for skim milk powder and whole milk powder if the dollar does not recover or declines further. |
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| But as police officers arrived to help recover the damaged vehicle, a second massive tree fell from the roadside and completely crushed it. |
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| All convoys should be equipped with tow straps or tow bars to quickly recover disabled vehicles. |
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| The fact that the owners are unable to recover the towage charges under Rule XI in the present case does not seem to me to be anomalous. |
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| However, the tough Belgian was able to recover enough to catch the pack and hand with the grupetto on the final climb. |
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| As both were unemployed and receiving benefits, they were entitled to recover their travel expenses. |
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| The ship's company fought hard to recover the damaged compartments, but were thwarted by a fierce fire which raged below decks. |
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| As he tried to recover it, the other side's players thought she was being assaulted and set about him. |
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| Fortunately we managed to recover our serviettes before they became soaked with melted butter. |
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| The operation was part of the Air Force's continuing activities to locate and recover airmen missing in action. |
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| Plants which are tolerant to flooding need to survive or grow during the stress but also to recover after the stress is removed. |
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| The ability of plants to recover after relief from stress is also an important characteristic of tolerant plants. |
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| Angel hit the ground and didn't recover fast enough to avoid a powerful kick to her ribs. |
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| The Department of Environment and Conservation has identified 7 priority actions to help recover the Bladder Senna in New South Wales. |
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| Shane had taken time out to recover from a viral infection and jetted off to the sun for a break. |
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| Some 13 firefighters also had to take time off to recover from injuries suffered. |
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| The next day I was mending, though it took another two weeks to recover fully. |
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| In an attempt to recover some notion of dignity and self-respect, he encourages his wife to straighten out her life. |
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| Growers have yet to recover the sale proceeds from sugar mills for the past three years. |
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| Most scrub dominants recover by resprouting and clonal spread, while many herbaceous species are obligate seeders. |
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| When the reports arrived, black smoke was still pouring from the shelter, and the operation to recover bodies had barely begun. |
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| The gas from the separator is scrubbed with water to recover additional vinyl acetate. |
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| To recover its investment, the top display portion of each shed is marketed as commercial advertisement panels. |
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| As the U.S. economy has struggled to recover over the past 21 months, weak global demand has been like a ball and chain holding it back. |
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| The mental scars were harder to bear than the physical, and it took Janine many months to recover from the trauma of the crash. |
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| Cutting back mileage is the key to a proper taper, allowing a runner's body time to recover after months of hard training. |
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| Rescuers are trying to recover the bodies of an estimated 100 people buried under an avalanche of mud in a little village just near Mumbai. |
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| It threatens that if money is not sent within days, steps will be taken to recover the money via the British courts. |
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| He wants to recover artefacts from the ship, which will be donated to museums or offered for sale. |
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| A campaign to recover millions of pounds from fine dodgers hots up this week. |
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| To recover the alleged stolen money, he said the unit had attached all Stone's properties here and in Port Elizabeth. |
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| The task of spirituality is to recover these fundamental conditions of our pilgrimage by sacralizing them and restoring their meaning. |
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| With this new strength, the Romans defeated the Sabines, and began to recover their confidence after their late humiliation. |
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| It will take the next few days, months and years for the families to try to recover from this. |
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| We could even recover the love feast from the early church and really start to see eating together as part of our discipleship. |
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| The sickness and invalids benefit strategy is showing encouraging results in assisting people to recover and return to employment. |
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| It will fight the case that you are actually an employee and it will attempt to recover lost revenues. |
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| Miserably, in trying to recover his lost childhood Jackson is depriving his own kids of theirs. |
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| Police are still undertaking further investigations and trying to recover the lost relics. |
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| Smokers who quit will not recover lost lung function, but the rate of decline may revert to that of a non-smoker. |
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| Other footballers find a way to reintegrate themselves into the sport and recover their lost reputations. |
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| Thus, owners seeking to recover their lost pets will often look to the civil law for a remedy. |
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| If a company has no directors, customers cannot take action to recover their losses. |
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| It had a villain, Amjad Khan, who was trying to recover some diamonds he had stolen and then lost sight of. |
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| The main task of the artels was to restore and to recover the wood-processing industry and to provide future product development. |
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| I wouldn't go to a homeopath if I needed a hip replacement, but I would take arnica and drink comfrey tea to help me recover afterwards. |
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| You can also use an app which enables smartphone or tablet owners to lock, locate and recover their gadgets in the event of loss or theft. |
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| This court, nevertheless, decided that it was arguable that the interpreter could recover a reasonable fee for work done. |
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| Courts have rejected the claims of people who tried to recover damages for pain and suffering and for mental anguish. |
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| The staff took various times to recover but everybody showed up for work a month after the message and no information leaked out. |
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| May the year 2004 provide each of you with time to recover and the courage to begin anew in the coming year. |
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| Though they are not friends-Jarvis is a reserved man who does not display emotions easily-they help each other recover from their losses. |
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| The bishop was compelled by pontifical authority to desist from this wicked labor, and Latinity did not recover until the Renaissance. |
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| Shortly thereafter, plaintiff brought this action in replevin to recover the dog. |
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| How the Church will recover from the latest round of scandals remains to be seen. |
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| I have seen Aboriginal people using yandies in the Pilbara district to recover cassiterite though. |
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| Attempting to recover her was a man in his late teens, with ice blue hair and an unsheathed long sword gleaming in the morning sunlight. |
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| Unable to recover the vehicle or abandon it, a wrecker was the next best option. |
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| However, we shall also be looking to recover energy from waste in power stations. |
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| A minor proportion may be processed to recover alcohol, tartrates, and occasionally grapeseed oil. |
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| This bipartisanship allowed Howard to recover sufficient electoral support to retain office for a third term. |
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| There is no way to recover lost time, but you learn to make use of what is left once you realize what you have lost. |
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| They argue that this is the only way in which the Tories can recover lost support. |
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| Every new participant is in truth gambling on the scheme continuing long enough for him to recover his money and, he hopes, make a profit. |
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| We shall attempt to recover the premium from you opponent, if you win your case, but the Court may disallow it in whole or in part. |
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| The Inland Revenue now intend to start civil legal proceedings to recover the unpaid tax. |
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| One of the primary tasks of the Commissioners is to recover those taxes which Parliament has decreed shall be paid. |
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| Mr Rusnak admitted he made a series of bad investments on behalf of the bank and then tried to recover his losses without alerting bosses. |
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| Even if they had paid the beneficiary, they would be able to seek to recover the compensation by certain judicial procedures. |
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| Yes then there is no negligence, and if there's no negligence it doesn't matter how injured those people are, they will not recover compensation. |
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| The company has permission to recover losses by putting surcharges on customers' bills. |
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| Taking the claims to court is the only way to recover lost compensation after the firms deny negligence. |
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| Under the mortgage, the mortgagee is entitled to recover her legal fees as between solicitor and client. |
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| A plaintiff need not take steps to recover compensation for his loss from parties who, in addition to the defendant, are liable to him. |
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| For every year out of the workforce, a woman has to work five years to recover the lost income, pension coverage, and career promotion. |
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| This report has now been sent to the Fraud Squad and the District Auditor and the council has started legal proceedings to recover the money. |
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| If an extended warranty provider becomes insolvent, the very least a consumer will want is to be able to recover his premiums. |
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| Alyssa was trying to recover her composure while putting on her sock and shoe. |
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| Data recovery efforts are, therefore, required to recover the lost transactions and data. |
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| Most patients eventually recover spontaneously, but symptoms can persist for six to 24 months. |
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| We hypothesized that patients would recover more quickly from surgery if postoperative pain was decreased or eliminated. |
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| But patching a system won't recover stolen data, recoup competitive advantage or revive consumer confidence. |
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| The young smith's quick wits enabled him to recover quickly from the excitement of crossing the wall for the first time in his life. |
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| It would buy you more time for the stock markets to recover and thus your fund value to rebound. |
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| Actin and keratin both share with byssal threads a tendency to recover initial modulus and stress upon relaxation. |
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| His optimism has kept the team afloat, but it will be difficult to recover fully from failing to finish three of the first five races. |
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| It's used to patrol for trespassers, set up live firing targets and recover rounds from the sand and tidal flats. |
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| When we are afflicted with such illnesses, we expect to recover quickly and fully. |
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| As for chasing the legal costs, the spokesman says Council has a responsibility to ratepayers to recover any money owed to it. |
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| The law allowing plaintiffs to recover legal fees in advocacy lawsuits has been on the books for a long time. |
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| Yet if the Welsh recover from their shaky start, it will be another manager who will be receiving the glory and adulation of a nation. |
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| We'll do whatever it takes to recover the bodies and to raise the submarine and to figure it out. |
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| Tonic herbs, or adaptogens, help the body resist and recover from stress and can increase energy, vitality and sexual vigor. |
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| Chessington and Hook United Football Club has been thrown a lifeline to help recover from debts threatening to dash promotion dreams. |
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| Cut a starfish in half and both halves can recover to produce two starfish. |
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| In either case, the repeater must reduce the amount of jitter in its outgoing signal to ensure that downstream devices can recover it error-free. |
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| To recover they need to feast on conkers, acorns and sweet chestnuts, which is why visitors are exhorted not to gather these items. |
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| By aiming to recover a genealogy of such radical epistemology, Herbert's project in effect aims to undergird a hermeneutically suspicious project via unsuspicious historicism. |
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| All now turned on the outcome of John's attempt to recover his lost lands. |
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| We need to recover and grow the idea that the proper answer to bad speech is more and better speech. |
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| Women are more likely to recover sooner from birth and less likely to experience post-partum depression. |
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| He did recover his composure and went on an hour-long walkabout with the Leicester Square crowds, signing autographs and chatting on mobile phones in customary fashion. |
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| The court postponed execution of the sentence, to give her time to recover from childbirth and to wean the new baby. |
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| The warrant officer used a spare boat to recover the sweep in the darkness, battling against a six knot tidal stream in waters not yet cleared of mines. |
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| Except Lucio just had a bone removed from his hip and put into his wrist, to help him recover from a motorcycle accident injury, so it's down to me and Dave to cook. |
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| I am not wasting away, I am seldom ill and always recover quickly. |
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| Three months later Jos duly dies at Aix-la-Chapelle, a watering place, whither he and Mrs Crawley have repaired in a vain attempt to recover his health. |
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| We all had a couple of days here to recover from ferocious jet lag. |
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| To give your adrenals time to recover this function, your doctor may advise you to reduce your dosage gradually over a period of weeks or even months. |
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| Mired in debt, some models turn to consignment shops and sites like eBay to recover cash. |
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| He was offered a newly developed keyhole surgery which meant he would recover faster than after conventional surgery and could return to work sooner. |
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| Compared to open surgery, which involves a larger incision, keyhole surgery is less painful, carries less risk of infection, and enables people to recover more quickly. |
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| Despite darkness and adverse weather conditions, his systems knowledge, airmanship, and skill allowed him to safely recover an aircraft with compound emergencies. |
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| The bill will make it harder for criminals to dispose of stolen goods, and it will make it easier for the police to recover stolen goods and solve property crimes. |
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| Police have praised a brave Westbury resident after his information helped them recover property stolen from a home in the town's Oldfield Park area. |
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| Once I realized how bad it sounded, I tried to recover myself. |
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| It took a moment for John to recover himself after saying this. |
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| I also do not consider it improper for counsel to seek to recover fees paid to experts that they consulted but who did not file affidavits on the motion. |
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| He said he hoped the families of those pensioners whose pensions had been taken from them would not have to take legal action to recover their money. |
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| Furthermore the fact that the repair work has been carried out will mean that you may not be able to recover the legal costs incurred in recovering compensation. |
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| Victims of online fraud could find it harder to recover their losses as banks and building societies brace themselves for a surge in crime in the run-up to Christmas. |
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| Motorists who have hit potholes on roads in Wiltshire are planning to take legal action to recover the money they have paid out to repair their cars. |
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| Scrambling to recover lost ground, the leader of the troubled organization said last weekend that if he had evidence about the killing he'd give it in court. |
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| So al-Qaeda may well recover in months, not years, after we depart Afghanistan if the pressure on its base in Pakistan dwindles. |
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| In the event a fuel truck broke down, one of the empty fuel trucks could transfer the fuel, and a HEMTT or a 10-ton wrecker could then recover the broken fueller. |
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| In turn, the self-control muscle is allowed to recover in preparation for the next day. |
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| This makes her in some ways the perfect person to help the NFL recover from its self-inflicted wounds and get its act together. |
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| In 1946 she was in England again, reading, experimenting with Anglo-Catholicism, trying to recover from the devastation of yet another wave of love affairs. |
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| The forensic odontologists compare the dental remains that we recover with the ante-mortem dental records in order to make a positive dental identification. |
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| Finally, an exasperated Eisenhower ordered the support necessary to help recover Paris. |
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| The frequency demodulation provided by the electronic discriminator found in every FM radio is precisely the process needed to recover the molecular velocity signal. |
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| Of course, in movies it is not always desirable to recover lost memories. |
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| We didn't move to Spain to recover some rustic, romantic, agrarian life. |
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| The stem cell was tagged with a fluorescent dye, allowing investigators to track and recover the cells descended from single cell transplanted into female mice. |
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| They would have been automatic first team choices, but instead they remain sidelined for the remainder of the year as they recover from their respective injuries. |
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| The bottom line is I made a series of poor choices and overestimated my ability to recognize, react, and recover from a poor autorotation flown by my copilot. |
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| She's a strong old bird, but I don't think she'll recover from this one. |
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| Leighton used her job at the Treasury Solicitors to search the homes of the dead for their last wills and testaments to place and recover forged documents. |
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| Barely had incensed Dickensians time to recover from this shock than they had to suffer a worse one. |
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| I remember being once so bullyragged by the Judge that I had to go outside, and was so sick that in order to recover myself I had to take a pint of champagne. |
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| Very few teams recover from being 3-1 down inside English football's most imposing atmosphere, but Ranieri's did on his so-called baptism of fire. |
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| The trial master held that the plaintiff could not recover anything. |
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| The healing power of water has been known since antiquity, and in Valais tourists can recover their lost energy and get back in shape in thermal springs or health spa centres. |
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| It took her eight days in the hospital to recover enough for the police to be able to interrogate her. |
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| Ashley Giles is confident that England will recover from the thrashing. |
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| The heart demands effort, effort to recover those distraught, terrified, agonizing, serried bundles of kin who we imagine to actually await impatiently for rescue. |
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| Such a charge is based on a vessel's gross registered tonnage as a practical approximation to recover the costs associated with delivered benefits. |
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| A shanked clearance from the City shot-stopper then saw Tait close in on goal, only for Chris Brass to recover sharply and force the Rovers' striker wide and to safety. |
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| I know how long it takes to recover from being enslaved, because I was trafficked myself. |
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| The Electricity Commission levy will recover the cost of securing reserve capacity, minus the revenue from any electricity sold from the reserve generation. |
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| There is also another parallel stream of procedure relating to proceedings brought privately, for example, proceedings to recover multiple damages, treble damages, perhaps. |
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| It's always triggering but when it pops up I just make sure I use the tools to help myself just to recover from listening to these type of stories in the news. |
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| He took time to recover and rebuild his strength down South, and also underwent rigorous rehabilitation up in Boston. |
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| One might be able to recover from waste relatively pure metals, such as chromium and molybdenum, which are for all practical purposes identical to unused materials. |
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| During each stop, Mooney takes a few days to recover from his time at sea and replenish his body. |
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| The multi-talented Pretoria athlete, competing as a leg amputee was trying to recover from a twisted ankle to his good leg during Sunday's competition. |
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| Tainted by what some see as mushy liberalism, Cameron knows he has ground to recover with the voters. |
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| This pathological condition is called guttural pouch tympany, and surgical treatment is necessary for affected foals to recover from this disease. |
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| In trying to recover from the turbulence, the first officer moved the rudder, the big fin on the back of the tail fin, the moveable piece, back and forth, back and forth. |
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| For example, their latest motherboards boast features like built-in wireless capabilities and a whole host of software to recover the worst computer crashes. |
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| In the scramble to recover the spilt heavy water, at least seven technicians received heavy doses of radiation and they were taken off duties involving radioactive materials. |
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| As the companies that make PCs try to recover from their worst slump in years, you'll find incredible deals on new systems during the holiday shopping season. |
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| When the currency eventually bounces back, you will recover your losses. |
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| Both came through a tiebreaker set against an unseeded opponent and then ran off with a second set, sort of a statement for their ability to recover from adversity. |
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| This period was marked by turmoil in much of the world, as Europe struggled to recover from the devastation of the First World War. |
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| The airspeed was so low that there was insufficient elevator authority to recover from the stall. |
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| For example, large sea snake species are usually longer-lived and populations recover slowly from increased mortality. |
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| And it was learned that the Police Authority has approved the secondment of six RUC officers to Kosovo to help recover bodies. |
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| A further expedition in 1866 managed to lay a new cable in two weeks and then go on to recover and complete the 1865 cable. |
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| As Danahy comments, French women did not recover the matrilinear novel tradition until the twentieth century. |
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| To recover from the losses sustained at Cravant, fresh troops under the Earl of Douglas were dispatched from Scotland to France. |
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| They recover a safe containing a drawing of a young woman wearing only the necklace dated April 14, 1912, the day the ship struck the iceberg. |
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| Many of her experienced nobles were dead and the economy which had barely begun to recover from the earlier wars was once again in tatters. |
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| Although it would recover Constantinople in 1261, Byzantium fell in 1453 when Constantinople was taken by the Ottoman Empire. |
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| Tullow also successfully sued HOGL to recover taxes they had paid on its behalf. |
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| Prices were only just starting to recover as of January 2010, but most of Australia's nickel mines had gone bankrupt by then. |
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| While Germany struggled to recover from the destruction of the War, the recovery effort began in June 1948, moving on from emergency relief. |
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| In return, the Germans would finance Mexico's war and help it recover the territories of Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. |
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| In 1715, pirates launched a major raid on Spanish divers trying to recover gold from a sunken treasure galleon near Florida. |
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| Most of his supporters' families had been dispossessed and were likely motivated by the desire to recover their ancestral lands. |
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| Edward Balliol returned to Scotland soon afterwards with a small force, in a final attempt to recover Scotland. |
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| Any player on the kicking team behind the kicker, and including the kicker, can recover the kick. |
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| The focus has since moved to installing solar panels on some buildings, and providing the opportunity to recover energy from waste. |
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| In addition 40 hectares of mangroves to recover and 3 kilometers from the gallery forest on the banks of river Jalponga be reforested. |
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| However, Villa gradually began to recover under the management of former club captain Vic Crowe. |
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| The repetitive use of a particular muscle without time for repair and recover in the most common case among the injury. |
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| A FORMER RTE reporter who was carjacked at gunpoint in Papua New Guinea will fly to Australia today to recover from her ordeal. |
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| The situation is so desperate, debt collector Derek Smeath has been hired to recover the money owed. |
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| The festival took a year off in 1996 to allow the land to recover and give the organisers a break. |
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| It was clear that Davis had a serious problem and ultimately one he would never recover from. |
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| Taxpayers can recover software expenditures in different ways, depending on how it is acquired and developed. |
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| The attacks against Birmingham took war industries some three months to recover fully. |
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| Myers secretly funded a trip to French Morocco for half a year for Orwell to avoid the English winter and recover his health. |
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| Wilfrid did not recover the whole of his previous bishopric however, as Hexham and Lindisfarne remained separate sees. |
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| Since then they have helped rebuild homes and construct new boats for people to recover their livelihood. |
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| The older medicine used to speak of two ways, lysis and crisis, one gradual, the other abrupt, in which one might recover from a bodily disease. |
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| She also likes to help officers recover immediately after witnessing a traumatic incident, such as the death of a child. |
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| Indeed, keen to possess it, or recover its materials, the Normans appropriated it in large quantities in the wake of the Conquest. |
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| This gives the pilot sufficient time to react and to recover the aircraft manually. |
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| The triumphant Persians also managed to recover the great fortress of Lenkoran, on the Caspian shore. |
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| Introduced mammals are a problem, although populations can recover when rats and cats are removed from islands. |
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| Since the image was lossily compressed, we were unable to recover the original. |
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| Austria, keen to recover territory lost during the War of the Third Coalition, invaded France's client states in Eastern Europe. |
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| And the Aviation Health Institute said pilots on no-frills airlines get less time to recover because of their workloads. |
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| In the remains of his English realm Charles attempted to recover a stable base of support by consolidating the Midlands. |
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| Each time the heart depolarises, producing a heart beat, it needs to recover or repolarise, in readiness for the next heart beat. |
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| Being attainted, only by a successful invasion could the Yorkists recover their lands and titles. |
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| Population levels began to recover around the late 15th century, gaining momentum in the early 16th century. |
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| The Black Prince tried to recover his losses by raising taxes in Aquitaine, which prompted them to appeal to the King of France. |
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| If de Klerk wants to recover the momentum to a nonracial constitution and a more peaceful future, he must quickly control the violence. |
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| However, he still did not have enough manpower to recover the lost territories in Asia Minor and to advance against the Seljuks. |
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| Alexios was able to recover a number of important cities and islands, and in fact much of western Asia Minor. |
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| The Great Plague of Seville in 1649 reduced the population by almost half, and it would not recover until the early 19th century. |
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| Cabral authorizes the king of Malindi to recover the cannons from the El Rei wreck and keep them for himself. |
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| Seasonal cyclones are destructive to its flora and fauna, although they recover quickly. |
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| The morning after, the Aztecs returned to recover the spoils from the canals. |
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| The government started to initiate a number of social and economic reforms in order to recover from the damage of the war. |
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| As the nations began to recover and repopulate after the Black Death, the increase in population placed greater demands on agriculture. |
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| He rallied the reformed cities and cantons and helped them to recover from the defeat at Kappel. |
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| It gained fishing rights off Canadian coasts, and agreed to allow British merchants and Loyalists to try to recover their property. |
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| In R v Robinson the defendant threatened the victim with a knife in order to recover money which he was actually owed. |
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| To recover damages, a claimant must show that the breach of contract caused foreseeable loss. |
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| In most common law jurisdictions, there was no common law right to recover civil damages for the wrongful death of a person. |
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| That is, the plaintiff could recover for emotional distress caused by injury, but only if it accompanied a physical or pecuniary injury. |
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| A claimant who has suffered only emotional distress and no pecuniary loss would not recover for negligence. |
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| However, courts have recently allowed recovery for a plaintiff to recover for purely emotional distress under certain circumstances. |
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| A seaman who is required to sue a shipowner to recover maintenance and cure may also recover his attorneys fees. |
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| In 1882, Gladstone ordered the Royal Navy to bombard Alexandria to recover the debts owed by the Egyptians to British investors. |
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| Another way to get more land was to convert some pasture land into arable land and recover fen land and some pastures. |
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| By drift mining, miners were able to recover much of the gold buried under the permafrost. |
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| People will recover without them, however, if sufficient hydration is maintained. |
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| In the late 20th century Worcester's economy began to recover as the city expanded into biotechnology and healthcare fields. |
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| Cameron's volume continues in the same vein as McCrum and Copley, seeking to recover some of Arnold's legacy. |
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| The best style of taking a rest is the sleepness. A good, lasting sleepness helps the body quickly recover the energy that is lost. |
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| And till we can recover that, we shall never be able to have a Government firm-seated and sure-handed. |
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| The poor wretch, who lay motionless a long time, just began to recover his senses as a stage-coach came by. |
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| In order to recover xarifiids from fragments or whole colonies of Scleractinia the corals were treated in the following manner. |
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| Dies need to recover the temperature transferred to the foil, and the lower the wattage, the slower the dies recover. |
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| As a SEC Whistleblower specialist, Piacentile and his team help citizens report fraud and recover compensation from successful qui tam lawsuits. |
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| The crew expertly completed the controllability check with enough altitude to recover if the F-15E departed controlled flight. |
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| This convertibility might make it possible to recover and reuse the compounds, according to the researchers' report. |
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| Portugal had landed in North Africa after Abu Abdallah asked him to help recover the Saadian throne. |
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| Of the technical improvements in the Leblanc process, some of the most important were concerned with the treatment of galligu to recover sulphur. |
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| The crews were redistributed and the abandoned ships usually burned to recover their iron nails and fittings. |
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| By 550 Justinian was able to put together an enormous force, an assembly designed to recover his losses and subdue any Gothic resistance. |
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| It was in both characters together that he set out in 488, by commission from the Byzantine emperor Zeno, to recover Italy from Odoacer. |
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| Prussia had captured Silesia from Austria during the war and Austria wanted British help to recover it. |
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| It was also considered desirable to recover and preserve the remains of the hull if possible. |
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| His own flesh, however, which he lost by famine, shall be restored to him by Him who can recover even what has evaporated. |
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| In 1861, Swinburne visited Menton on the French Riviera to recover from excessive use of alcohol, staying at the Villa Laurenti. |
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| He would later return to recover from an injury sustained in the Battle of Portland. |
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| The fishery has yet to recover, and may not recover at all because of a possibly stable change in the food chain. |
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| The government would make no move to recover post offices, and if resisted, mail delivery would end at state lines. |
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| The area has a fragile ecosystem which is slow to change and slow to recover from disruptions or damage. |
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| However, any number of data recovery tools can recover data even after the user has deleted data or reformatted the hard drive. |
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| They sometimes eat their own green, faecal pellets to recover undigested proteins and vitamins. |
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| A new process based on steam autoclaving can recover cellulose fiber from municipal solid waste. |
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| Removal of exotic species will allow the species that they have negatively impacted to recover their ecological niches. |
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| More sophisticated methods of signal processing are also used in order to recover useful radar signals. |
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| Fighting continued in this area for the next week, as the Axis tried to recover the small hill that was so important to their defence. |
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| They just needed a little English, one more good bounce, a chance to recover an onside kick and keep an improbable comeback alive. |
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| A radio transmitter applies modulation to a carrier wave and the receiver applies demodulation to it to recover the message. |
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| John still expected to recover his ancestral lands, and those English lords who held lands in Normandy would have to choose sides. |
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| So you agree with me, and don't think that the crusado from Russia will recover the Holy Land! |
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| An eroded beach with substantial submerged sand surrounding it may recover without nourishment. |
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| When not enough sand is available, the beach cannot recover following storms. |
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| Nowadays in Europe in general, countries are searching for a way to recover fishing industry. |
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