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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
readjust .
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Examples
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Paul Jay: I mean, can you imagine a world in the next five or ten years that simply adjusts to this situation, which is high, 10-15 percent unemployment in the United States, relatively low wages, not that much consumer debt -- because of the crisis on the finance side, people don't want to lend, give credit -- and the rest of the world kind of readjusts and moves on based on the domestic market in India and China and Europe?
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I ask her if she can finish ringing me up first and as she readjusts purse strap with one hand on the doorsays with authority, “I am taking lunch.”
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Digital TV has plenty of advantages — a wider range of channels in better quality — but one hidden annoyance is how often you have to retune your gear whenever a new service launches, or a channel readjusts its lineup.
Does Retuning Your Digital TV Annoy You? | Lifehacker Australia
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Lon readjusts his wristbands and throws an elbow into a cupped palm.
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The first 15 feet are the most trying, as I clumsily spin, as my body readjusts and finds a new sense of balance.
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I ask her if she can finish ringing me up first and as she readjusts purse strap with one hand on the doorsays with authority, “I am taking lunch.”
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But as the city transforms and readjusts, cyclists are getting painted with an unfairly broad brush.
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The price paid in this auction readjusts every 15 minutes.
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We wait for monetary system adjustment first, always because until the monetary system readjusts balance sheets we have no clue.
Matthew Yglesias » A Stimulus Plan in Case We Ever Get Really Desperate and Insane
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Ave., and readjusts the feathered tiara stuck in her tangled hair.
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