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salvage

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to save something from being destroyed, lost, or damaged, especially in a disaster or accident

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  • clear-headedness, not heroism. Jeffrey Sachs has argued that in 20 years, at a cost of about $150 billion a year, we can eradicate extreme poverty—the poverty that kills people and empties lives of meaning. Now, I don't have the competence to decide whether those numbers are right, but there's reason to think that he's in the right vicinity of the truth. If he is, then the richest nations can together salvage the wasted

    Ethics in a World of Strangers with Kwame Anthony Appiah

  • Now, listen, this is much lighter than I thought it was going to go. Before you say, "Hey, maybe don't go pink because you can actually salvage this into being what you wanted it to be."

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  • And letting go of the false identity of Batman. Wayne returns to Gotham where we see him play out his inner battles by fighting the city's villains and criminals. His ideals are noble, but underneath, they are at times motivated by his selfish inclination to hold on to the past in the hope that he may revive it. This can be seen in his relationship with Rachel, but also in his attempt to save the city and salvage his parents' legacy.

    The Hidden Depth of The Dark Knight Trilogy

  • Oh, cool. And then I just walked away because I didn't know how to salvage that interaction without being weird about it.

    My Funniest Fan Interactions

  • Let's salvage what we can out of the water. Maybe we can still fix this.

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  • Can we restore back some healthy quality of deep sleep, and in doing so, can we salvage aspects of their learning and memory function?

    Sleep Is Your Superpower | Matt Walker | TED

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