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But even if the system remained untouched, Serena said she was confident that she would regain her former dominance.

Dr. Sean Boutros, the hospital's chief of hand surgery, said that a nerve in Ms. Leopold's left hand had been damaged in the attack and that it was unclear whether she would regain full sensation in it.

Unsure when she'd regain her strength, she was forced to resign from her job.

The age of thirty-seven marked a good time in her life: she was well paid and roundly liked in the office; she relished New York; though she'd regained an interest in men, she didn't feel desperate.

When she'd regained her composure, she said to President Romney, "I know you will have much to add on the question of the debt crisis in the euro zone, Mr. President".

Three years earlier, as I learned, she'd had a scattered tumour removed from her brain, along with most of her audial equipment, after which she'd been dispatched from hospital to crawl unaided on all fours until she'd regained a bit of strength.

Though she never would regain the success she had in the 30's and 40's, her six-decade career kept going deep into the TV era.

The Tories said she had apologised and would regain the whip straight away.

"I would regain trust in the church if they defrocked pedophile priests," she said.

The debtor countries would regain their competitiveness.

And Indian tribes would regain land lost decades ago.