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However, these axons often fail to reattain a parallel orientation within the distal stump.

A response may portend substantial, if temporary, improvement in quality of life, perhaps permitting people to reattain fulfillment in work, love and family.

Bluefly officials said that if a refinancing is approved at the company's annual meeting on Feb. 1, it could "reattain compliance."

Minor attempts to rebuild the fleet were made after the war, but the Beiyang Navy was never to reattain its former significance.

Only, however reliably there he could not reattain it either by longing for it or by tfaa act of wffl.

Left alone, in this even, rainy climate, this area might reforest itself within thirty years and reattain the full climax forest within a hundred.

Upon weight gain or loss (in this case during dieting), the setpoint device pressures the conscious mind to change behaviour so as to reattain the set body weight.

Little did they realize that Theta Kappa Psi was destined never to reattain the heights it enjoyed those cold December days in Atlantic City in 1933.

One clause mentioned in chapter 10 closes a loophole in promotions, which one private had been exploiting to reattain the attractive rank of Private First Class after any promotion.

The Adamites were said to have associated with each other in the nude, professing that a person could reattain the innocence and purity held by Adam through being unburdened by clothing.

Nietzsche concludes that it may be possible to reattain the balance of Dionysian and Apollonian in modern art through the operas of Richard Wagner, in a rebirth of tragedy.

The river, having gained more potential energy due to gravity, will then proceed to work the knickpoints out of its system by either erosion (in the case of waterfalls) or deposition (in the case of lakes) in order for the river to reattain its smooth concave graded profile.