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Tollman's larger house, and in these days of reaccommodated régime, the road between the two places was one busy with errand-running.
The Tyranny of Weakness Charles Neville Buck 1904
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After a moment her eyes had reaccommodated themselves to the dispiriting darkness and her bosom heaved to a sigh of relief; of thanksgiving.
A Pagan of the Hills Charles Neville Buck 1904
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If one of the party's flights were delayed or canceled, for example, the two sets of relatives could be split up onto new flights when the airline reaccommodated them.
USATODAY.com News 2012
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AirTran said passengers were being reaccommodated and would continue on to
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AirTran said passengers were being reaccommodated and would continue on to
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Those people had to be reaccommodated on other flights, at least the ones who didn't just walk away entirely (or couldn't get out of their driveway).
BNET Articles Brett Snyder 2010
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"We have been working through the night trying to get our clients reaccommodated," notes
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AirTran said passengers were being reaccommodated and would continue on to
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But saying that passengers will only be reaccommodated within a week means there will be very few if any options available.
The Cranky Flier 2010
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Under American's involuntary cancellation policy, we reaccommodated thousands of customers by placing them onto the various flights and alternatives that were able to operate.
USATODAY.com News 2010
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