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• By the time they reentered, accompanied by press photographers, the strange material had disappeared. —  Omni: Fall 1995
• Tea and cakes were served at eleven o'clock and their Majesties reentered, conversed a few moments, bowed to every one and withdrew, turned round on reaching the door, and, with a sweeping inclination of the head, disappeared. —  In the Courts of Memory 1858-1875
• But when the Murphys reentered, a scene change took place in which the original scene of a Celtic-inspired church was stripped to reveal the band's skull and crossbones pirate flag. —  Berks county news
• So, those books will all need to be reentered (or the records adjusted) depending on what happens. —  TravelPod.com Recent Updates
• So long as the amount of data to be reentered is minimal, the price of reentering it might be far lower than the cost of ensuring that no loss at all occurs. —  Recently Uploaded Slideshows

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