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Lukaku is subbed for Lingard, which should give United far more defensively and perhaps restore some energy to the attack.

Still, there are many potential remedies short of surgery to relieve arthritic pain and to preserve — and perhaps restore — normal joint function.

The expectation in Damascus now is that Washington will sever support for Syrian rebels, join in bombing them alongside Russia and perhaps restore diplomatic relations with Assad, he said.

Since November, Mr. Rowland and his budget director, Marc S. Ryan, have been calling on union leaders for concessions of at least $450 million, which they say could help close the deficit and perhaps restore some jobs.

Of the eight candidates, Mr Rafsanjani alone has the experience and influence to challenge Mr Khamenei and, perhaps, restore lustre to the office.Some reformists regret that Mr Moin did not reject Mr Khamenei's gesture and stand aside from a flawed process.

Paul Kalanithi had trained his mind, his eyes, and his hands to retrieve and perhaps reclaim, to salvage and perhaps restore, identities by freeing the brain of alien impediments.

So have the Patriots, and on Sunday they got the last laugh and perhaps restored some order to the N.F.L. universe with a 41-23 win over the Denver Broncos that locked up the A.F.C.

Mr. Regan is proposing a $21 million mixed-use development along the Passaic River that would include stabilizing and perhaps restoring the partly destroyed Colt Gun Mill at the corner of Van Houten and Mill Streets in the heart of the district.

The rewards of being a Bed and Breakfast host include meeting people, adding income, gaining independence and an enjoyable way of life, and perhaps, restoring an old building.

The new WBC heavyweight champion is Deontay Wilder of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, a charismatic Olympic bronze medalist with the kind of firepower in his right hand and gift of gab to perhaps restore the heavies to mainstream relevancy.

The new moralistic wave coincides with the election of the center-right government of President Jacques Chirac, which has reinforced the desire to preserve, or perhaps restore, what Americans have long called "family values".