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regain

[ree-geyn] / riˈgeɪn /


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Cook’s purchase came the day after the stock tumbled 10.5% on Dec. 19, following Nike’s fiscal second-quarter report, which showed the company was still struggling to fend off competition and regain relevance with consumers.

From MarketWatch

Cook’s purchase came the day after the stock tumbled 10.5% on Dec. 19, following Nike’s fiscal second-quarter report, which showed the company was still struggling to fend off competition and regain relevance with consumers.

From MarketWatch

"The damaged brain can, under some conditions, repair itself and regain function."

From Science Daily

England are already 3-0 down after three Tests against Australia, with the chance of regaining the urn gone and the risk of a humiliating clean sweep in the final two Tests.

From BBC

Instead, Pope has become the first selection victim of the failed bid to regain the urn.

From BBC