Word: regained
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...emphatic dunk by Duncan off a missed shot with 9:06 left elicited a scream from the 7-footer and gave San Antonio its first lead since the first quarter, 67-65. After that, the Spurs never let Utah regain the momentum...
After Cornell hit the back of the cage, Harvard managed to regain its two-goal lead with a goal from sophomore Lauren Corkery. But, with 11:25 remaining, Cornell had rallied to take its first lead of the afternoon...
...endorse the fee increase without a caveat. Though a larger budget will help student groups on campus, the council itself can regain legitimacy only by reducing its size-and fast. Having fewer representatives would increase competition in House elections and thereby increase the council's credibility...
...When the whistle blew at the end of the first frame, the Crimson found itself down 2-0 and in need of a quick response to regain some momentum. It got it from junior midfielder Geoff Watson and sophomore attackman Dana Sprong...
...philosophy--from abolition to antitotalitarianism to rational distribution of wealth--united the party and made America great. These were huge issues. But for the past half-decade we have unified around the smallest imaginable issue: Clinton. Yet it is Clinton who provides the G.O.P. with its best opportunity to regain its bearing. He has set up a classic confrontation by reopening the era of Big Government. His 1999 State of the Union address previewed 81 new tax increases. With breathtaking paternalism and condescension, he wagged his finger at a postspeech pep-rally audience and declared, "I guess we could return...