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- verb Present participle of
reimport .
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Examples
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One public issue on which the governor and the congressman did cooperate extensively was promoting the idea of reimporting drugs from Canada, so they would be available at lower prices to Americans.
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The bill also expands subsidies for drugs, grants lengthy monopolies to some complex drugs, continues the ban on reimporting drugs and hinders over-the-counter drugs that try to compete with prescription drugs.
Think Progress » Right-Wing Fringe Rebels Against Palin Over Her Endorsement Of ‘RINO’ McCain 2010
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By banning reimporting and having the feds enforce the ban, the drug companies eliminate obvious channel conflict over price.
Quack Remedy, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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If they don't do it, nobody will bother reimporting.
Quack Remedy, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Clearly, proponents of reimporting expect and argue that Americans can get their drugs at the same price as Canadians.
Quack Remedy, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Today the Senate spent a lot of time discussing by far the most ridiculous perennial of health care politics, the idea of “reimporting” prescription drugs from Canada.
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There are so many ways around it, like burning a cd of the tracks and reimporting them.
Ding-dong, DRM Is Dead — But Here Comes Variable Pricing 2009
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McCain supports the idea of reimporting generic drugs from Canada to reduce the cost on seniors, which critics say would eat into the pharamaceutical companies research and development efforts.
McCain Unveils Health Care Proposal - Real Clear Politics – TIME.com 2008
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Also Tuesday, the chief lobbyist for brand-name drug makers said that he has heard reassuring words from White House officials about reimporting lower-priced drugs from other countries.
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Ms. Ford, now 86, and her husband first built the house in the early 1990s, but in 1993 it burned nearly to the ground; the Fords rebuilt it exactly as before, reimporting antique Dutch tiles and French doors and finishing in 1995.
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