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Upon receiving word of the defeat, Aymerich retraced his steps and headed back to the highlands.

The resulting naval expedition was led by Admiral Hovenden Walker, and Nicholson led an associated land expedition that retraced the route he had taken in 1709 toward Lake Champlain.

In late June, Stewart and Hays retraced the steps of Ormsby's command and met Numaga's Paiutes at the same location as Ormsby's fight.

Retraced and unretraced restarts.

Riggenbach's 1991 study of fluency development in Chinese learners of English had an analysis of repair phenomena, which included retraced restarts and unretraced restarts.

They can either involve repetition, that is, the precise adjacent duplication of a sound, syllable, word or phrase, or insertion, which refers to a retraced restart with the addition of new unretraced lexical items.

Conversely, unretraced restarts refer to reformulations that reject the original utterance, similarly known as false starts.

He spent 28 hours in Cape Town, and retraced his route back to the UK, landing on 9 February after a flight of 39 hours, 36 minutes.

Emily retraced toward the northwest on August"nbsp;29, when a shortwave trough eroded the southern periphery of the contiguous ridge.

Mawson and Mertz retraced their steps and found a crevasse about across; tracks on the far side made it clear that Ninnis, with his sledge and dogs, had fallen into the depths.

In the 2005 film Three Hours From Here Andrew Cross retraced the extensive journey across England that Nairn took to research and write Outrage in 1955.

Under the influence of a persistent stationary trough near California, the remains of the depression retraced westward back over the open waters of the Pacific.

"Face the Face", was written by James Robinson and saw Batman returning from a year-long overseas journey that retraced the steps he took after initially leaving Gotham City in his youth and featured the return of James Gordon to the role of Gotham City Police Commissioner.