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- verb To
implement again or differently.
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Examples
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One, bringing back the equalizer, is more of a personal thing for me, but I know that while it will probably be a lot of work to reimplement, will make a lot of people happy.
life at the end of the universe » It will eat your kittens! 2009
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Once liberals reimplement pre-911 Gorrellick rule barring intelligence agencies from sharing info with law enforcement, stop all wiretapping of terrorists and monitoring of terrorist bank accounts, there WILL be another 911.
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Democracy (FDD) rebel group agreed Sunday at a regional summit on the country's civil war to reimplement a failed ceasefire.
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Perhaps it is time to reimplement standardized tests for students entering university.
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It also plans to reimplement its dividend reinvestment plan, which will be fully underwritten.
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The beneficial result is that individual programmers do not have to reimplement the ISRs.
Slashdot: Hardware 2010
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If class B inherits from class A which implements foo () and B itself doesn't reimplement it, then C:: foo () will in fact call A:: foo ().
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See below. add non-inline virtual destructor even if the body is empty. reimplement event in widget classes, even if the body for the function is empty. make all constructors non-inline. write non-inline implementations of the copy constructor and assignment operator unless the class cannot be copied by value (e.g. classes inherited from QObject can't be)
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The call was to inspire people to reimplement or to provide different implementations of F-Spot's and Banshee's data backends, so that they would use an RDF store like tracker-store instead of each app its own metadata database.
Planet GNOME 2010
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So, the compressibility of some arbitrary subset of a working codebase links directly to an estimate of how many lines of code it would take to reimplement that codebase in a compilable language?
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