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- noun A second or subsequent
acquisition .
Etymologies
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Examples
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As with the reacquisition of his middle name, there is meaning in that, somewhere.
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Farther down the Main Road, at the fort, the American flag would be raised, making the reacquisition of Manhattan official.
The King's Best Highway Eric Jaffe 2010
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Farther down the Main Road, at the fort, the American flag would be raised, making the reacquisition of Manhattan official.
The King's Best Highway Eric Jaffe 2010
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Farther down the Main Road, at the fort, the American flag would be raised, making the reacquisition of Manhattan official.
The King's Best Highway Eric Jaffe 2010
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A reacquisition, really, as I got rid of a damaged copy a few years back.
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Less than six months ago, the AMPTP wanted to enact profit-based residuals, defer all Internet compensation in favor of a study, forever eliminate "distributor's gross" valuations, and enforce 39 pages of rollbacks to compensation, pension and health benefits, reacquisition, and separated rights.
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With the formal reacquisition of state sovereignty, however, these countries often find themselves merely at the beginning of the journey towards the construction of genuine independence.
Centesimus Annus 2008
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That, along with the reacquisition of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, completely convinced me that Bob Iger wasn't just an Eisner clone, and was going to completely revitalize the company.
Interview: Pixar and Disney Creative Chief John Lasseter! « FirstShowing.net 2008
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A reacquisition, really, as I got rid of a damaged copy a few years back.
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Government can help finance the reacquisition and restoration of previously privatized pieces of the commons.
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