And what drives the journey is not scientific curiosity but regret and desire, the longing to recover lost time and know ourselves for the first time.
If someone helps recover lost time, they get a bonus.
"You can recover lost time on the job -- but not in your children's lives".
We need then to recover lost time: the Commission and the Council should draw up a global action programme for a common foreign and security policy with Latin America.
Many smaller funds, meanwhile, will have fewer options and some once-popular companies implicated in the trading investigations, like Putnam Investments and the Janus Capital Group, may have a hard time recovering lost ground.
The partner approach, officials said, was adopted to avoid expensive court battles and to allow experts to devote more time to recovering lost history.
To begin with, most researchers need to be persuaded that their efforts to ensure reproducibility will be worthwhile, in the form of increased productivity, less time wasted recovering lost data or computer code, and more reliable conversion of results from data files to published papers.
Party officials also tried, unsuccessfully, to recover lost television time, by urging networks to expand evening coverage, which would have captured Mr. Bush's speech.
Mr Yomono said: "I believe he desperately wanted to recover the lost time and escape punishment.
One example is a project in Trenton to turn a two-lane stretch of Route 29 into a four-lane road, which is costing commuters roughly 10 minutes a day; a transit advocacy group using the state's estimates calculated that a daily commuter will begin to recover the lost time in 2012.
One example is a project in Trenton to turn a two-lane stretch of Route 29 into a four-lane road, which is costing commuters roughly 10 minutes a day; a transit advocacy group using the state's estimates calculated that a daily commuter would begin to recover the lost time in 2012.
