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Despite its pedigree, Silk Road 2.0 can't assume it will reclaim its position as the go-to site for online black market goods.

The redesigned 5 Series, which BMW showed to journalists Thursday, is the beginning of a major model effort that BMW hopes will enable it to reclaim its position as the best-selling premium automaker in Europe -- a spot it lost to a resurgent Audi last year.

He and Ms Bharti are heroes to hardline Hindus, but anathema to the moderates whose votes the BJP needs if it is to reclaim its position as a potential governing party.

"As the university starts to reclaim its position in higher education, it will be very hard for the governor and the mayor to deny us more funding," he said.

The big question about making design the central selling point of the Galaxy S6 is whether or not it can turn things around for Samsung's smartphone division, and help it resume growth and reclaim its position of absolute global device dominance.

With other subjects, such as citizenship and modern studies, taking on some of the sociological aspects it would seem a good time for geography to reclaim its position as the first true natural science and to concentrate on those aspects of its curriculum.

Mr Livingstone added that the introduction of tax credits for the video game, animation and TV production industries would "enable the UK to reclaim its positions as a world leader in games development".

Toyota has reclaimed its position as the world's biggest carmaker from the German company.

François Curiel, president of Christie's Europe, expressed pleasure that "a French crown jewel has reclaimed its position among the museum's royal collections".

This is unlikely to be the year Notre Dame reclaims its position among college football's elite, but there are signs of renewal.

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