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But when that person regains lost pounds, all that is regained is fat.

The economies and populations of metropolises like London, New York and San Francisco have rebounded as a result.What those cities have not regained is their historical ability to stretch in order to accommodate all those who want to come.

This is a useful generalization of wrestling's stage aesthetic, in which the enactment of Suffering, Injustice or Male Pride lost or regained is fully articulated in every masklike grimace and gesticulation.

The Assad government may believe that it is gradually reasserting its authority over the rest of the country, but these advances are at a snail's pace and its grip on ground regained is fragile.

Adapted from a long-admired script by Wentworth Miller (with contributions from Erin Cressida Wilson), this tale of innocence lost and power regained is a skin-prickling symbolic treat.

"Time Regained" is the perfect adaptation of Proust, because it feels less like a respectful homage to a venerable author than like a movie Proust himself might have made: Ruiz captures the essential Proustian experience of being simultaneously at odds with and at home in the present, aware of the perpetual slippage of past into future.

He weighed himself daily, and each kilo regained was a cause for cheering.

"My God is me," he boasts, "whatever I regain is mine by right.

And such fad dieting that encourages rapid weight loss followed by regain is detrimental to health.

(Weight regain is assumed to be 90% over a 10-year period).

Gastrojejunal (GJ) stomal dilatation associated with weight regain is a late complication.