Yet the magazine's views include a 1996 defence of slave owners for "encouraging strong slave families" and a 1990 claim that the former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke was "a populist spokesperson for a recapturing of the American ideal".
For example, a recapture device may recover chemicals primarily for disposal.
In addition, when the house is sold, taxpayers who took home-office deductions after May 6 , 1997 are subject to a "recapture tax" for any depreciation taken.
For the 2005 females and 2006 males, the most likely candidate model estimated an ecotype-specific term for survival, and neither an ecotype-specific nor a recapture-episode-specific term for recapture probability (Table 2).
Her father is the finance manager for Riverfront Recapture, a nonprofit organization that promotes activities and the development of parks and public recreational facilities along the Connecticut River in the Hartford area.
Soon, though, they found an important weapon for a campaign to recapture business.
In their desperate search to find identity, purpose and hope, many are being won over to the fundamentalist call for a jihad to recapture the golden age of Islam and reconquer the world for God - a kind of Islamic view of globalisation.
In "Stiffed: The Betrayal of the American Man," Ms. Faludi also says that at the turn of the 21st century, men are searching for a way to recapture the masculine camaraderie and purpose of World War II, their fathers' proving ground.
In January he asked Jill Lajdziak, who ran General Motors Saturnn division for a decade, to recapture some buzz for the car.
The Allies also wanted to use the islands as launching points for a campaign to recapture the Solomons, isolate or capture the major Japanese base at Rabaul, and support the Allied New Guinea campaign, which was then building strength under General Douglas MacArthur.
