To make obedient, docile and tractable; to train to follow orders of the owner.
Catalan
regenerar Bring, lead, or force to abandon a wrong or evil course of life, conduct, and adopt a right one.
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I want to... reclaim the connection between moral behaviour and political action.
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And it worked, as Long said, to help him reclaim that mojo.
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I want to... reclaim the connection between moral behavior and political action.
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The fleet they sent to reclaim Valyria vanished in the Smoking Sea.
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He's come to take us home where we can reclaim the throne.
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Three days later four Comanches showed up, perhaps to reclaim their dead.
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But nature can reclaim a landscape, if left to her own devices.
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And he spent his days waiting for the chance to reclaim more.
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Liverpool are poised to reclaim the lead in English football's Premier League.
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And it is time for the Liberal Democrats to reclaim this space.
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She said that if it lived the father could easily reclaim it.
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However, it was too late to reclaim the bottle from the street.
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Just as we can reclaim our space, we can indulge in time.
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And if you have installer's remorse and want to reclaim your data?
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We helped them reclaim their nation, and they helped us reclaim ours.
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They ran from one place to another, trying to reclaim their mates.
