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But he said that it would be irresponsible not to start planning for the future now, and that parts of the site that were not used as a dump could be reclaimed in a matter of years.

Council receipts from the discounted sales were cut to a third of the sale price, which has to be reclaimed in a slow and bureaucratic process from central government to meet the obligation imposed by Whitehall to replace all right to buy sales.

Water in the low temperature stack gas can be reclaimed in a cooling tower, if desired, so as to have no net loss of water for the system.

But if geek and nerd have been "reclaimed" as many would argue, it illustrates that they needed to be reclaimed in the first place.

For it to be reclaimed in straight sets, just as it had last been won by the great Fred Perry, was the final bewildering twist in a tournament where so much made such little sense.

But Mr Osborne announced in the Budget that from April 2013 the maximum amount that will be able to be reclaimed in tax relief - including on charitable giving - is £50,000 or 25% of the individual's income, whichever is the greater.

Fidget-house was reclaimed in 2009 with a string of high-quality, bass-driven and entirely unique releases.

The ornate elevator lobby was reclaimed in 1986 after an associate in the architectural firm of Beyer Blinder Belle discovered rosettes and a frieze above the modern dropped ceiling.

The origins of the team's identification with Jewishness seem to have been fairly arbitrary, but what was first used as a derogatory slight against the Spurs was reclaimed, in the nineteen-seventies, as a mark of pride.

A career is reclaimed in England.

Once covered with marshes, the Sharon plain was reclaimed in the post-Exilic and Hellenistic period and is now a settled area.