0 present participle of reclaim
1 to take back something that was yours:
Indeed, this value may have decreased to 3.7 ng/g (approx. 60 %) after reclaiming.
Reclaiming the epistemological ' other ' : narrative and the social constitution of identity.
These were the cases in which reclaiming money from a liable parent was not possible.
It defeats the basic rebel project of reclaiming their humanity and cultivating political legitimacy.
Reclaiming lost land was a principal goal for policymakers, but does that reflect nationalism or simply the natural instinct of rulers-anywhere and at all times?
In practice however, instant reclaiming alone is not sufficient.
Eventually, soon after the beginning of the civil war, he judged the time ripe for reclaiming all the former power and wealth of his ancestors.
In reclaiming their voices, those who were deliberately removed from society seize opportunity to reinsert themselves and their experience into the collective memory.
