re-expose

Thanks to TP for continuing to re-expose the Cosmo Man.

Think Progress » Returning Wall Street’s Favor, Brown Vows To Oppose Financial Reform And Offers No Ideas To Improve It 2010

Vomiting will re-expose the throat and mouth to the caustic substance, increasing her risk for developing burns

Caustics 2010

Deliberately re-expose yourself to the information more elaborately if you want the retrieval to be of high quality.

Brain rule #6 Clive Shepherd 2009

Deliberately re-expose yourself to the information more elaborately if you want the retrieval to be of high quality.

Archive 2009-05-01 Clive Shepherd 2009

"Our aim here is not to re-traumatize the person, but rather to re-expose them to relevant traumatic events in a graduated way that they can handle."

Sam Spear: Using Technology to Treat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder 2009

"Not acting would leave the Afghans at the mercy of the Taliban and Al Qaeda, would re-expose us to the risk of terrorism and would leave our allies to fight for us alone."

French adding to forces in Afstan 2008

He's also allegedly the money man behind Kaladonia's imaginary 500 book deal, including the first 9 volumes totaling 3500 pages on the final truth and re-expose on Roswell.

Posthuman Blues Mac 2007

I conjecture that reaching a prestigious lifetime appointment is such a taxing climb that most people who make it won't trade in their perks and voluntarily re-expose themselves to insecurity.

Apocalyptic politics. Ann Althouse 2005

The cycle undergone is: Expose to the sun to sterilize, cover to ferment, re-expose for broth concentration.

Chapter 24 1979

"It's very controversial when people start talking about who did what, and I don't want to go back and re-expose old wounds or try to right any of the wrongs."

NYT > Home Page By TIM MUTRIE 2011