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- verb transitive To
restore to a previously operational state.
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Examples
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After being reinstated, Barnett worked hard to clear his name and reestablish his reputation.
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At the end of New Moon, Chris Weitz missed a great opportunity to 'reestablish' the profound love between Edward and Bella by extending the back-from-Italy-bedroom-scene ... but he missed that opportunity.
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Meanwhile, Swiss Re said its recent progress allows it to "reestablish" medium term targets, including a return on equity of 12% over the reinsurance cycle, up from 7% in the fourth quarter.
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Meanwhile, Swiss Re said its recent progress allows it to "reestablish" medium term targets, including a return on equity of 12% over the reinsurance cycle, up from 7% in the fourth quarter.
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So what he ` s got to do is kind of reestablish his bone fides.
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There is no need or, quite obviously, reason to "reestablish" that which already exists.
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There is no need or, quite obviously, reason to "reestablish" that which already exists.
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There is no need or, quite obviously, reason to "reestablish" that which already exists.
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There is no need or, quite obviously, reason to "reestablish" that which already exists.
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There is no need or, quite obviously, reason to "reestablish" that which already exists.
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