For Cavs fans, bringing home a championship is more than just winning a game; it's reclaiming a legacy tarnished by others.
That's not overstepping the bounds between journalism and partisanship; it's reclaiming the ground that journalistic cowardice has ceded to partisanship.
Laroche said it was rented to a family of solicitors until it was reclaimed in the 1950s by Bridoux's granddaughter, whose husband, Daniel Fabre, still lives in the house.
David Malcolm explained that it was "reclaimed" land.
Freedom is relinquished more easily than it is reclaimed.
Heralded by online insiders, it was reclaimed by Apache Software who refined it for use among a more selective audience.
After all, it is reclaimed from pure, discomforting grimness by the evidence that the author survived his childhood to write about it with such cleansing vengeance (2 00).
After all, it is reclaimed from pure, discomforting grimness by the evidence that the author survived his childhood to write about it with such cleansing vengeance.
It briefly was a Spanish possession in 1762, when France ceded its territory east of the Mississippi River to Spain, but the next year it went to England by the Treaty of Paris; in 1780 it was reclaimed by Spain.
Neighbourhood watch While Piazza delle Erbe is a favourite tourist spot during the day, in the early evening it is reclaimed by young Veronese, who throng outside the Osteria Verona drinking the local aperitivo, spritz al Aperol.
