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Isis has denied that the current wave of attacks in the UK and Europe is linked to the series of military defeats it has suffered in its Middle Eastern strongholds over the last 18 months, saying it will recapture "every inch of territory lost" over the coming years.

The Metropolitan Water District is calculating that it will recapture the money it is investing once the 35-mile tunnels are done and it has water to sell to needy farmers.

The 113th Congress has been given that chance if it conducts the public's business with a sense of civility, equanimity and propriety, it will recapture public confidence.

Honda is preparing to introduce models it hopes will recapture its sizzle in the small-car market.

The company will be launching its newest offering in 2013 in Indonesia - the highly anticipated Blackberry 10, which it hopes will recapture the hearts of its loyal fans in the archipelago.

Even if Asia awakens from its slump, it's unlikely that Northwest will recapture the profits it once made there.

If Asia ever awakens from its slump, it's unlikely that Northwest will recapture the profits it once made there.

His reinstatement for this 15-day basho brought back many fans, but it is unclear whether sumo will recapture the prestige it once enjoyed in Japan.

For their part, the Republicans, less in thrall to the radical but increasingly unpopular Tea Party movement, realise that using the House simply to thwart every proposal from the White House will make it less likely they will recapture that same White House in 2016.

Electoral math makes it unlikely the GOP will recapture the White House in 2016.

But if Peter Shapiro, an owner of Brooklyn Bowl in Williamsburg, has his way, the Cap, as it is known to many fans, will recapture some of its past glory.