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reclaim someone or something from someone or something
to bring someone or something back from someone or something. The mother reclaimed Sally from her father, who had abducted her contrary to the divorce decree. Mary reclaimed the book from her brother's desk.


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However, as tire companies continued to remove reclaim from their compounds and with continuing tightening of the screws by government, the remaining independents found it more and more difficult to remain profitable with demand for their product falling below the break even level.
 
 
 
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