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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
reoffend .
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Examples
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If Williams 'reoffends' at Wimbledon, she faces a lengthy ban from future grand slams, which is something that not even the cartoon 'nasty' of tennis, John McEnroe, ever managed.
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The RFL issued a statement stressing that Lima, who pleaded guilty, "was issued with a formal warning that, if he reoffends with the same type of tackle, a considerable period of suspension would be imposed".
Wigan's Jeff Lima banned from World Club Challenge for 'chicken wings' 2011
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How long before he reoffends after arriving in the UK? on March 21, 2008 at 9: 53 am | Reply Dave H.
Raymond Horne « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2008
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How long before he reoffends and the same spokesperson says “Lessons will be learned and we must make sure this never happens again”? on March 21, 2008 at 9: 20 am | Reply Bobby
Raymond Horne « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2008
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Surely he's only 'toast' if one of the people released * on his watch* reoffends?
Charles Clarke's Statement Was an Admission of a Minister Not in Control 2006
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And, although the prosectutor fiscal has decided not to prosecute on this occassion, it was only right that she be warned not to expect such leniency if she reoffends in the future.
Terror in Dundee Garry 2005
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And, although the prosectutor fiscal has decided not to prosecute on this occassion, it was only right that she be warned not to expect such leniency if she reoffends in the future.
Archive 2005-10-01 Garry 2005
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Worrall Thompson will not face further charges but the caution can be mentioned in court if he reoffends.
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Worrall Thompson will not face further charges but the caution can be mentioned in court if he reoffends.
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Worrall Thompson will not face further charges but the caution can be mentioned in court if he reoffends.
www.startribune.com 2012
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