All in all, the so-called "cops off campus" demonstration proved successful in its aim: visible policing was kept to a minimum and campus, not to mention the busy streets of the capital, were reclaimed at least temporarily.
Marshes such as those in Lincolnshire, Norfolk and the Pevensey Levels were reclaimed at this time, whole communities working together, often under the Danelaw.
Most troubling of all is anything that resembles a deposit, in that it can be reclaimed at will and in full.Bankers and this special report talk about shadow banking in a much more sweeping way, to refer to any financial institutions that banks see encroaching on their business.
Thorne added that the term "pussy" has in recent years been reclaimed at least twice, "in the feminist activist 'pussy power' in the U.S., and Vladimir Putin's nemesis girl group Pussy Riot".
Although it has now been "reclaimed," at least to some extent, the flag has in the past been a symbol of the political far right and racism, and is still contaminated by these associations.
But my feeling is that the most revealing way of experiencing the city's link to the sea is to wander Lower Manhattan with a good map in hand that will show you how much of the island has been reclaimed at the expense of the surrounding waters.
Sediments dredged from the Potomac River estuary near Washington, DC (DC) are being reclaimed as farmland at the Weanack study site along the James River estuary near Richmond, Virginia (R).
In 2008, Democrats took over 28 seats previously held by Republicans.But 22 of the seats, shown at left, were reclaimed by Republicans on Tuesday.
These swamps were reclaimed, giving rise to a single landmass at the end of 18th century.
It also meant that the center could be reclaimed, or at least shared, by the natives.
Land was reclaimed by artificial drainage at several points, and seawalls were built to protect the low coastal lands.
