Simplicity and intimacy are recaptured with affection, authenticity and focus.
The jaguar, which was estimated to be 16 years old, was recaptured with tranquilizing darts on March 2 after wildlife personnel feared that it might be in poor health.
During World War II the British protectorate was evacuated (1940) but was recaptured with Italian Somalia in 1941, when Ethiopia also was liberated.
Near the river's delta, the released water is recaptured, with most of it used to control dust on Owens Lake, which the diversion had dried up, and the rest sent back into the aqueduct and on to Los Angeles.
Five R. terraenovae (four male and one female) were recaptured with times at liberty ranging from 7.7 to 14.0 years (mean ± S.D. = 10.1 ± 2.7).
The potential for sustainable disruption is most ripe where margin can be recaptured and shared with the people doing the hard work.
Palmyra is a pearl to be recaptured because the world – with utter insensitivity, far more concerned about the fate of its imperial Roman ruins than its people – has registered the city's loss to Isis last May as a major success for the "Caliphate".
Fallujah and ultimately Mosul may be recaptured by the Iraqis with US support but it will only be a temporary victory.
In order to track animals by GPS without incurring additional satellite costs, animals must be recaptured which is difficult with sea turtles given their infrequent contact with land, and is even more difficult in remote regions.
