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Recouper
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Re`coup´er    (r?`k??p´?r)
n.1.One who recoups.
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For example if the car takes 2 days to fix then you will be charged a rate per day so the company can recoupe any of the losses that is made due to the damage caused.
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We need to find out how to recoupe the losses, not just halt the cuts.
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