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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
reintroduce . - adjective
introduced again
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Examples
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The term was reintroduced in Sweden in the early 1800s when the parliament of Sweden appointed its first ombudsman to give people a place, separate from the king, where their complaints about the country could be heard.
Your Call Is (Not That) Important to Us Emily Yellin 2009
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Third level fees won't be reintroduced, which is possibly the one thing that was most feared by pensioners and poor people, but registration fees will quietly double instead.
Bock The Robber 2009
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There are other that smell similar, I think partly because as others have pointed out, this kind of reintroduced woods to womens fragrances.
Perfume Review: Feminite de Bois by Shiseido Marina Geigert 2007
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Diet and physical activity should be "reintroduced" as being important in "slowing progression of diabetes and reducing the risk of heart disease" because they're "proven to work".
Diabetes Daily Rachel Baumgartel 2010
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The situation is aggravated by a media that routinely reprint government talking points - mustangs destroy the land, cost too much to manage, and constitute an invasive species (contradicted by some of the BLM's own websites, which refer to the wild horse as a "reintroduced" animal).
Aspen Times - Top Stories Deanne Stillman Special to the Aspen Times Weekly 2010
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The situation is aggravated by a media that routinely reprint government talking points -- mustangs destroy the land, cost too much to manage, and constitute an invasive species (contradicted by some of the BLM's own Web sites, which refer to the wild horse as a "reintroduced" animal).
High Country News - Most Recent Deanne Stillman 2010
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On Tuesday, it "reintroduced" the beta channel for some early feedback, and on the
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On Tuesday, it "reintroduced" the beta channel for some early feedback, and on the
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It aims to force villagers into sites controlled by the army, where they are forced to build roads to link up military installations, then 'reintroduced' into what the Karen Human Rights Group (KHRG) calls "forced labour villages".
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It aims to force villagers into sites controlled by the army, where they are forced to build roads to link up military installations, then 'reintroduced' into what the Karen Human Rights Group (KHRG) calls "forced labour villages".
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