re-trace

Here 3 white guys and an ex-Miami Dolphins cheerleader turned anthropologist will re-trace Stanley's trek through Tanzania to find the lost Livingstone.

A Bad Business 2009

Your face seems familiar with my story, like one who knows going off half cocked means it gets harder to re-trace steps ... and so much worse for sand grit and the sound a bad wind makes, like pigs slaughtered inexpertly under the eaves, runny nose shocked straight follicle, but lucky

Agoraphobic Confronts The Security In Galleria Dennis Mahagin 2011

In February, the U.S. Embassy here created a contest allowing three people the chance to re-trace Obama's footsteps, with travels to Hawaii, Chicago and Washington.

Obama's visit to Indonesia mixes pride with a dose of reality Chico Harlan 2010

Expecting the others to move off with him on his journey he was suprised to see them pile into the shallows and re-trace his track back across the torrent.

French Lesson Peter Ashley 2008

In February, the U.S. Embassy here created a contest allowing three people the chance to re-trace Obama's footsteps, with travels to Hawaii, Chicago and Washington.

Obama's visit to Indonesia mixes pride with a dose of reality Chico Harlan 2010

To be young again, and re-trace the same days – what a party it would be with him!

Remembering Amboy Kub-ao 2009

To be young again, and re-trace the same days – what a party it would be with him!

Remembering Amboy Kub-ao 2009

From there, the motion of the molecules will precisely re-trace the path that they took from the previous low-entropy state.

Have a Thermodynamically Consistent Christmas Sean 2008

I have no idea where he dropped it and there was no way to re-trace all our steps that day.

The Conundrum of a Lost Toy jodifur 2008

So will historians use it to re-trace migrations and reconstruct how cities once looked like.

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