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"Cherishing this moment is the most fundamental thing we can do. We believe we will retake Taiwan by 2035," he declared.

From BBC

If Democrats want to retake the chamber, they will need to win all the other Senate seats — which won’t be easy — plus win one back from the other side.

From Salon

The question now is whether Democrats can generate enough seats to give them a chance to retake the House in the future.

From Salon

Instead of retaking control of the division lead, they risked finishing this weekend tied atop the standings.

He missed the one-off Test against Zimbabwe while at the Indian Premier League, with Ollie Pope retaking the number three position in his absence.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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