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While MySpace and Facebook compete for members in North America, Bebo is a popular site in the United Kingdom, Orkut dominates in Brazil and India, Friendster has recaptured some of its former glory among users in Southeast Asia, and China's QQ has grown from an instant-messaging service to become a major force in the social networking realm.

The Nigerian army has been criticised by its failure to tackle the militant group, although it has recaptured some territory in recent weeks.

The company focused on its strong European business, and has recaptured some of its earlier popularity.

But since returning to the comforts of the Eredivisie, and joining PSV on loan in January 2014, the strong, floating playmaker has recaptured some of the form that previously made him such a hot property in Europe.

"There are no reinforcements," he said, adding that soldiers had recaptured some of the weapons that were seized.

It also seems they've recaptured some of the optimism.

FSB Scottish policy convener Andy Willox said: "Scottish small business owners have recaptured some, but not all, of the positivity they had at the start of last year.

To their credit, automobile manufacturers have recaptured some of the lost fuel economy through the use of lightweight materials.

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The preferred stock, which got watered down, carried a cumulative interest, meaning we taxpayers would have recaptured some money if the company ever got going again, but that interest obligation was waived in the new deal.

Now that he has recaptured Arista, Mr. Davis has no plans to give it up.