Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
reacquire .
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Examples
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Throughout the offseason, preseason and early this season, Tennessee was believed to be highly interested in reacquiring Haynesworth, who was drafted by the Titans and spent his first seven seasons with the organization.
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– - The Allies made measureable progress in reacquiring sovereign nations’ territories from the enemy.
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BTW, in terms of "reacquiring", I was referring to China, as a short hand for the PRC finally acquiring Formosa to begin with.
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I think we're agreeing on most points here, with the exception of this one: 3. No, that is not my point. :) btw, were you referring to China or Japan about 'reacquiring'?)
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* Minnesota is reportedly talking to the Patriots about reacquiring wide receiver Randy Moss.
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Until we answer those questions, there is no way to predict the probability of success, or to assess how many hostages might be killed if we do succeed in reacquiring the rig.
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The Yankees screwed up by letting him go to Houston before reacquiring him.
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So in answer to the question of where is this inflation, Noel Maurer says it might be the asset price inflation that some have noted going on there, or it might be that the PBOC is reacquiring the the domestic currency by enticing lenders through higher rates or through this somewhat obscure “other liabilities” category.
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The Yankees screwed up by letting him go to Houston before reacquiring him.
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The Yankees screwed up by letting him go to Houston before reacquiring him.
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