It has evolved into a less glamorous tangle of diplomatic and legal maneuverings, with Greece lately recovering some 25 antiquities from various countries, including some additional stray fragments from the Parthenon.
Lebanon, which has lately been recovering its cosmopolitan flair after years of strife, is not as alien as some Americans might think, the women say.
Dairy prices fell in 2011 but have recovered lately, as production cuts in other countries have boosted their demand for milk imports.
But lately he has recovered his vigour, and this summer travelled to the west coast of America for a month, visiting Kleinzahler, Derek Boshier and the poet Gary Snyder in his cabin in the Californian backwoods.
Only lately has Brady recovered from the recession: Sales and earnings, which tumbled after 2000, have edged up in the first three quarters of this fiscal year.
We have assembled a list of good ones that have thrived in the five years as the market has tumbled, recovered and lately slid sideways.
Russia's economy has been recovering lately thanks to higher prices for the country's key export, crude oil, but growth remains sluggish and poverty widespread.
There's no doubt that a rivalry with the U.S. is a recurring theme in European politics — one that may be especially bitter lately, as the U.S. has recovered from its recession while the European economy continues to wheeze along.
That would be slightly higher than in the two previous recessions, when the percentage of defaults peaked at 10.9% (in January 2002) and 12.8% (in June 1991), but below the all-time high of around 16.3% in 1933.Although they have wobbled a bit lately, junk-bond prices have recovered sharply in the past few months.
Perhaps the only president lately who left office reasonably intact was Ronald Reagan, who recovered from the Iran-contra scandal and found himself revered as time passed.
