2004 National Treasure Cage reclaims his box-office crown with this big-budget scavenger-hunt romp.
He had reclaimed his boxing licence (after being banished in 1967), dismissed Jerry Quarry in three one-sided rounds in October 1970, in Atlanta, the only place that would sanction the fight, and went on to rebuild the career he had been willing to sacrifice on behalf of the Nation of Islam.
2010, the data center operations staff of The Planet reclaimed a Linux box that I had been using to run my company's Web site and wiki.
Talking of great expectations, actor-director Jiang Wen will be hoping to reclaim the Chinese local-film box-office record once held by his period comedy western Let the Bullets Fly.
But while he seeks to reclaim his seat at the ballot box, Mr. Monserrate is still trying to challenge his expulsion in court and has asked a federal judge to stop the election.
Even if you ticked the gift aid box, high-rate taxpayers can reclaim the rest of the tax they have paid on their donation.
The families, and many survivors, spoke up in the witness box at these inquests to reclaim the good names of the people, mostly young, who went to Hillsborough that sunny April day, to watch Kenny Dalglish's brilliant Liverpool team.
By replacing the cable box, you eliminate one remote control, reclaim a power outlet, reduce home-theater clutter and save money every month (the CableCard rental is around $1.50, instead of $5 to $7 for the cable box).
Germany clear but France reclaim it and work it back into the box, where the wonderful Valbuena collects it and tees up Benzema for a sidefooted volley that hurtles about a foot wide from 12 feet.
The friendly folks from the U.S.T.A. have a grand opportunity to reclaim some of the dignity they squandered with luxury boxes at Arthur Ashe Stadium, which is so huge they cannot put a roof over it.
