Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- transitive verb To lease again.
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Examples
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The proposal also would explore whether broadcasters could re-lease their spectrum that isn't being used.
FCC to set stage for more broadcast airwaves for mobile devices Cecilia Kang 2010
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That's not to say we will re-lease all of them soon, but we're pretty comfortable mitigating our risk on this, he said.
Landlords Go to Plan B on Borders A.D. Pruitt 2011
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The proposal also would explore whether broadcasters could re-lease their spectrum that isn't being used.
FCC wants broadcasters' unused spectrum to help meet growing wireless demand Cecilia Kang 2010
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The proposal also would explore whether broadcasters could re-lease their spectrum that isn't being used.
FCC wants broadcasters' unused spectrum to help meet growing wireless demand Cecilia Kang 2010
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The proposal also would explore whether broadcasters could re-lease their spectrum that isn't being used.
FCC wants broadcasters' unused spectrum to help meet growing wireless demand Cecilia Kang 2010
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We have been able to re-lease that space and at solid numbers.
Get Briefed: Mortimer Zuckerman Chris Barth 2010
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It may take who knows how long to re-lease that when Goldman Sachs leaves.
Triple Threat 2009
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Apparently an Amazon supplier in the UK abandoned their warehouse after the lease ran out, leaving the owner of the building with thousands of books to clear out before they could re-lease the space.
Thousands Scramble For Free Books - Reading Local: Portland 2009
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It may take who knows how long to re-lease that when Goldman Sachs leaves.
Triple Threat 2009
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Ford is promoting leases on the Escort, which costs $12,000 with all its options, but how many customers will want to re-lease an Escort a third or fourth time around, even if it's dirt-cheap?
A New Lease On Life 2008
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