This is an attempt to recapture the momentum of the student protest movement".
On a swing back to South Carolina on Wednesday, Clinton set out to recapture the support of black voters – a key bloc of the coalition that twice helped propel Obama to the White House – by sticking to her message with a touch of Southern drawl.
The commander of the US war against the Islamic State (Isis) placed the Syria side of his cross-border campaign on the back burner on Friday and could not predict when Iraqi forces will recapture territory from the jihadist army.
Nigel Farage was right when he declared that its main aim was to recapture the Ukip vote, which has deserted the Tories in droves of late.
The Nigerian president has said the military hopes to recapture towns seized by Boko Haram within a month, in what would be a swift victory after six years of bloody conflict.
"You have to come up with a better notion of patriotism – recapture the flag, as we put it in the States, from the bigots.
The following year came the Falklands, about which she was decisive; almost a lone cabinet voice in insisting that we had to recapture the islands.
The latest album - with its loping beats, slick production and epic arrangements - is probably his best so far, but while Brown has retained the originality and loucheness that made the Roses great, it's unlikely he'll ever fully recapture their magic.
But Austin portrayed a battle to recapture Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, as long off, owing to an insufficiently capable Iraqi army.
But they made the unfortunate choice of shooting it near a seaside monument that marks a 1943 battle that paved the way for the recapture of the region from the Nazis.
The Conservatives are favourites to recapture a seat they lost in 1997 but the election is a four-way fight and could be a political watershed for the Green party, which has built up a uniquely strong base in Norwich.
