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salvage

[sal-vij] / ˈsæl vɪdʒ /


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Both vessels were relocated to different ports for salvage operations and damage assessments.

From Barron's

Someone recorded the damage on video, she said, while a couple of people “were at his house packing up all of his valuables that could be salvaged, and they were moved to this new apartment.”

From Los Angeles Times

If it can't be fixed there and then, salvage what you can from your evening and speak to head office or as a final resort leave an online review.

From BBC

For actors struggling to convey their vision behind the camera, stepping back in front is a surefire way to salvage at least some of the film with their own ability.

From Salon

But this time, USC’s defense managed to salvage the mistake, forcing a three-and-out, only to find itself on the field again less than 90 seconds later.

From Los Angeles Times