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Salvage \Sal"vage\, a. & n.
Savage. [Obs.] --Spenser.

Salvage \Sal"vage\ (?; 48), n. [F. salvage, OF. salver to save,
F. sauver, fr. L. salvare. See {Save}.]
1. The act of saving a vessel, goods, or life, from perils of
the sea.

Salvage of life from a British ship, or a foreign
ship in British waters, ranks before salvage of
goods. --Encyc. Brit.

2. (Maritime Law)
(a) The compensation allowed to persons who voluntarily
assist in saving a ship or her cargo from peril.
(b) That part of the property that survives the peril and
is saved. --Kent. Abbot.

Mrs. Johnson got to salvage what was left of her reputation in peace.
The Dutch salvage company Smit Tak said workers plugged a 60- by 90-foot hole in Khark 5's port side.
People in the field say there is a lot of hope there." Weiler emphasized, however, that the computer-enhancing technique is only an effort to salvage some good from a fundamentally flawed telescope.
The covers are burnt but most of the pages are only blackened round the edges. The company's contracts also included salvage work after the Baltic Exchange bomb attack and the Piper Alpha oil rig explosion.
It sent a Norwegian salvage vessel that was expected to reach the crash site late Sunday.
This year's executive producer, Lorne Michaels of "Saturday Night Live," gamely attempted to salvage the event from tedium and for the most part succeeded.
In the past, the FDIC usually sold a failed bank to another institution along with the good loans, received a purchase premium from the acquiring bank and retained the bad loans to salvage if the agency could.
On Thursday, the Coast Guard assumed financial responsibility for the salvage because Olympic was unable to obtain pollution liability coverage.
A barge carrying a crane and a salvage vessel will help retrieve the multiton steel plates after they are removed.
Damage estimates weren't expected before Wednesday, when experts would begin planning how to salvage the ship, he said.
President Reagan's inability to salvage several Republican Senate seats in 1986 is simply one case in point.
Smit Tak, however, said its salvage operation was hampered because Morocco and Spain refused to let the tanker be towed near their coasts for emergency repairs.
Maxicare, once the nation's largest publicly traded HMO with more than 2 million members, is operating under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code, which allows a company to try to salvage itself through reorganization.
That way, I could at least try to salvage the afternoons." The Bars are heading to New England again this year, and Mr. Bar is preparing for the worst.
Iskra, 38, was installed Thursday night as commander of the USS Opportune, a salvage ship with a 98-member, all-male crew.
But merchants had little hope the storm would salvage poor sales of such winter gear as shovels and snow tires.
Backers of a United Airlines buyout are working to salvage the deal whose failure to line up financing helped trigger the stock market's Friday the 13th drop, but the revised plan could knock $1 billion off the price.
His father worked at sea for a salvage company.
It is far from clear that a French Yes can salvage a treaty which remains hobbled by the Danish vote and which requires unanimity to have the force of law.
For example, Nabisco, known then as National Biscuit Co., touted its graham crackers as "the sweet wartime `energy' food" in a World War II ad promoting paper salvage by children.
A French government envoy met with Lebanese President Hrawi in an effort to salvage a Vatican plan for ending the Christian warfare.
Gold, silver, cannons and other wreckage from a pirate ship that has lain buried in sand off Cape Cod for 271 years belong to the salvage entrepreneur who found them, the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled Monday.
Some businessmen and bankers say the steps will increase pressure on cooperative officials to make concessions in negotiations with local banks and finance companies trying to salvage some of the cooperatives.
Some party members point out that Uno lacks experience in dealing with party affairs, which is viewed as indispensable to carry out painstaking reforms needed to salvage the party's plunging popularity.
Many politicians are trying to salvage newspaper recycling, and in the process are putting publishers on the spot, trying to force them to use more recycled fiber.
Canadians began returning home today to salvage what remained from fires that destroyed 3.7 million acres of forest in three central provinces.
The people who live in the hillside slums of this Central Asia city have little faith in the latest Kremlin plan to salvage the economy.
Five years ago: The space shuttle Discovery blasted off into orbit in pursuit of two wayward satellites that the astronauts would retrieve in a daring salvage mission.
A Navy salvage unit decided in June that the boat's iron hull was too weak to withstand the stress of being raised.
It's not nearly enough, though, to salvage this dog of an album.

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