"The challenge facing liberals and Democrats is to recapture that ordinary language".
This dance, performed by Ms. Marchant on Thursday, artfully suggests, in an accumulation of gestures drawn from archaeological labor and folk dance, someone trying to recapture a lost language, someone excavating herself.
Often critical of Modernism despite being one of its towering figures, the designer said she simply tried to recapture the "magic language of things".
That's called "recapture," in the gnarled language of school finance.
But while the media should address this challenge, if only for the sake of good journalism, mainstream politicians also need to work harder to recapture the media space by offering alternative narratives couched in comprehensible language.
It's tempting to conclude that Frank Rich's subsequent career as a theater critic -- recapturing in elegant reviews a three-hour blur of light, sound, language and movement -- was one way of making things whole again.
"But I wanted to recapture the danger and the racy tone that it had in 1950, when the language and the sheer exposure of flesh made it pretty bold.
Amidst all of its other plans, the company hope to recapture some of that success in the U.S. market, and it started buying up English language production companies and served as a key investment in this year's bizarre historical fantasy, The Great Wall.
We assert that the current 'capture/recapture' pattern maintenance model is suboptimal for adapting patterns to language evolution and propose a new 'capture/modify/recapture' maintenance cycle as a more effective approach.
(h)Recapture of homeownership assistance.
