A cynical teen atheist had reconnected to a long-discarded childish wonder – with added grown-up hormones.
It's hard to judge if Barcelona can effectively reconnect to a season to which they had waved goodbye, emotionally and physically.
Gordon, who student taught at Harvey Milk in 1995 and helped students produce a short, staple-bound book, was excited to reconnect to a cause close to his heart.
In this space where human lives meet the wildness and unpredictability of nature, Cowen reconnects to a forgotten yet vital landscape.
One problem with using decellularized tissue, Dr. Badylak said, is that often when the regenerated organ is reconnected to a blood supply, clotting occurs after a short time, effectively ending the experiment.
It is harder to witness Elizabeth, whose quirky spirit and ironic viewpoint power every page of the original novel, struggling to reconnect to a Darcy turned ruthless and judgmental.
"I've come back to reconnect to a place and a people who, I've discovered, are a part of me, to listen to their stories, which turn out to be not so different from my own.
In the mid-20th century, millions of Turks migrated to Ankara and Istanbul; many now make summer returns to see family, to attend to their hazelnut farms or orange trees, to get some fresh air, to reconnect to a simpler life.
But while many journeyed home to take part in a historic religious pilgrimage, for some it was also an effort to reconnect to a country and a people that have been divided since Fidel Castro seized power in 1959.
After whistling twice, the South Korean train slowly traveled toward North Korea's Panmun Station, near the town of Kaesong, where the cars would be reconnected to a North Korean engine.
