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Ryanair has managed to claw back $5 million from Chinese hackers.

The authorities point to increasing amounts they have managed to claw back.

US stocks have managed to claw back some gains after sharp losses on Tuesday.

Yet with great hustle and emotion, Boston managed to claw back, win two games and make every game close.

In the process, the old government managed to claw back some lucrative portfolios, including those that dispense licences to distribute oil and set up mobile-phone networks.

It's good news that the government has managed to claw back £179.5m from Serco and G4S due to the scandal of overcharging for offender tagging.

McLaren will enhance their budget next year if they manage to claw back the two-point deficit to Renault and win the teams' championship for the ninth time.

After managing to claw back from a number of early deficits during their impressive playoff run, the Thunder's propensity for first-quarter malaise appears to have caught up with them.

When states manage to claw back a few dollars, or make security demands from the borderless companies that host the social lives of their citizens, they are not seriously reclaiming power.

Hardwick manages to claw back some of the humanity we have lost by highlighting shocking individual cases, including the pregnant woman who was tipped out of a wheelchair, which he highlighted in an earlier report into family pre-departure accommodation in Crawley, Sussex.

"Nokia is managing to claw back some of its share in Great Britain through keenly priced Lumia 800 and 610 prepay deals.