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Many of these were reclaimed in later centuries (as mentioned above), while others now form highly valued outdoor recreational areas.

Extensive heathlands were reclaimed in the 19th century, and several new settlements were established in the raised bogs of De Peel (southeast of Deurne), where the sale of peat was combined with horticulture and cattle raising.

The waters out in front were reclaimed in the 1980s and two notably less romantic government buildings, Immigration Tower and Revenue Tower, stand across the street.

A career is reclaimed in England.

Most jewelry is reclaimed in less than four months.

Fidget-house was reclaimed in 2009 with a string of high-quality, bass-driven and entirely unique releases.

But if geek and nerd have been "reclaimed" as many would argue, it illustrates that they needed to be reclaimed in the first place.

Once covered with marshes, the Sharon plain was reclaimed in the post-Exilic and Hellenistic period and is now a settled area.

The ornate elevator lobby was reclaimed in 1986 after an associate in the architectural firm of Beyer Blinder Belle discovered rosettes and a frieze above the modern dropped ceiling.

The haste contributed to a general disregard for the work, but it has been reclaimed in the last 30 years, and is now firmly part of the repertoire.

Meanwhile, sediment from the River Humber has silted up many small harbours, such as Hedon, that were tidal in medieval times, and silt deposits to the south, such as Sunk Island, have been reclaimed in modern times as farmland.