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Dell, which is now trying to go private as part of a turnaround, is off about 70 percent.

He is now trying to go back to school to get his high school equivalency diploma and has retained a lawyer to pursue a lawsuit.

After having helped invent the big summer blockbuster with "Jaws" in 1975 and other huge 70's and 80's hits, Mr. Spielberg is now trying to go against the grain, offering a counterpoint to what has become the dumbed-down standard for summer fare.

A lot of guys who kind of cashed in their chips and became part of the establishment are now trying to go back and re-establish themselves in the community, and it's been a difficult transition.

Having spread from its original patch Algeria, Mali, Mauritania and Niger it is now trying to get going in post-Qaddafi Libya and to form ties with the militant Salafist Boko Haram movement in Nigeria.

Three years after buying Xdrive for a rumored $30 million (never officially disclosed), the price it is now trying to fetch is $5 million, and going south, says a source.

Now Automatic is trying to go further.

Now, Eddie Bauer is trying to go to its outdoorsy roots, the spokeswoman said.

Lydia Otero, a university professor born in Tucson, wrote "La Calle," a remarkably measured book about how her world was razed around her. "Now they are trying to go back and create what the city fathers tore down," she told a local reporter.

Then the Tea Party struck, and now he's Mr. Smith, trying to go to Washington.

"Now we're trying to go back," he added.