rediscover
Britishverb
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While league leaders Hearts have, by their own admission, lost their 'swagger' in recent weeks, Celtic have rediscovered theirs.
From BBC
It may have been a smaller training group, but Newcastle tried to rediscover "their energy and athleticism" during the international break.
From BBC
Our best hope for civil coexistence is rediscovering the lost art of tolerance.
From Washington Post
They now have to rediscover those qualities that inspired their 8-5 run without James and made James believe they could do something special in the playoffs if he returned.
From Los Angeles Times
Two high schoolers suddenly lose all memory of each other and must rediscover their relationship.
From Washington Post
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