A military officer in Lawdar, one of the centers of the fighting, said that soldiers had not been able to recapture an army base that they were forced to abandon after an attack by the militants in early April.
In the first year of the war he was able to recapture all of Iran's lost territory; his new army, especially the artillery arm, was more than a match for the Russian troops.
Dell should be able to recapture all or most of the difference between its Oct. 6 interim peak of $36.66 and yesterday's close of $34.63, Goldman said.
In many cases, they lost their jobs in the recession and haven't been able to recapture their footing in a job market that favors youth and technology.
Mr. Willis, who dressed as a policeman during the group's heyday, was able to recapture those songs, thanks to a little-known provision of copyright legislation that went into effect in 1978.
He then decided to reshoot the scene at eight times the resolution; because the drone could fix its position in the sky, he would be able to recapture the view piecemeal with a longer telephoto lens, then stitch the digital files together in Canada.
"We were able to recapture or observe 10 of these females within a year of collaring, and 6 of these females still had their cubs," said Anthony Pagano, a USGS scientist and lead author of the study.
And would we be able to recapture the essence of what we so loved about each other; a shared history, a cherished sense of fun, and an empathic connection that helped us heal each other's wounds as we stumbled awkwardly into adulthood?
The rash of Cisco sales, though, probably had more to do with Wall Street's specific concerns about the company's deteriorating business outlook and questions about whether the company will be able to recapture the 30percentto50percentcent annual revenue growth that made it an investor favorite in the 1990's.
As a result, OmniVision has not been able to recapture lost ground.
