After transformation of embryos and remobilization, six transgenic lines were recovered (named PBoL).
Éric Woerth, the French budget minister at the time, announced that the French government had recovered the names of three thousand taxpayers who held undeclared accounts in Switzerland, remarking, "This is the first time we have this kind of information: accurate, with names, account numbers, and amounts on deposit.
Fifty years after its founding, Israel's Holocaust memorial, Yad Vashem, which in Hebrew means "a monument and a name," is still recovering the names of the Jews who died during the Holocaust, a vain and fruitful enterprise in that all the names will never be accounted for, so that the process of trying to remember cannot end.
Wes rented a furnished house from a recovered alcoholic named Chef, and called his wife Edna and asked her to move there with him.
The New Yorker, November 30 , 1981P. 42 Wes rented a furnished house from a recovered alcoholic named Chef, and called his wife Edna and asked her to move there with him.
Having just about recovered from naming somebody who had never played for his hometown Boston Red Sox as his favourite Red Sox player ever, he then offended the people of Wisconsin by describing the Green Bay Packers' fabled stadium as "Lambert" instead of "Lambeau" Field.
Being fully recovered means naming chocolate-covered strawberries, brussels sprouts and bacon as her favorite foods.
The actual process of recovering the names may become lost in bureaucracy and foot-dragging.
A sense of pride can be perceived on the part of the indigenous peoples since recovering their names means recovering part of their traditions.
Many computer and other growth names recovered sharply over the next several days, as they were in no way directly affected by the deal's collapse.
