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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
reassess .
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Examples
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Downs is at the heart of LA's gay community, yet the book that has made his name completely reassesses the modern gay experience, holding up an unsparing mirror to it.
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So you can have some changes at the end of a contract as everybody kind of reassesses what their view of the fundamentals are.
OPNTALK 2009
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On the outlook for developing Asia, Mr. Rhee reiterated the ADB was likely to raise its forecast for inflation, while slightly lowering its growth view, when it reassesses its projections in September.
Greater Asian Macroeconomic Policy Cooperation Needed Natasha Brereton-Fukui 2011
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Bank stocks traded mixed, with U.K. lenders mostly underperforming after Moody's Investors Service put 14 U.K. firms on review for a possible downgrade as it reassesses the level of government support factored into its ratings.
European Stocks Nudge Higher Simon Kennedy 2011
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Here, under the subtitle "dead man porn for your still beating heart", blogger and Harry Potter fan Megan reassesses men and women from history – not for their impact on society but for their hotness.
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Mr. Treadaway reassesses his photo collections annually and selects his favorite shots for the year, which he then edits and shares.
Make Organizing Your Photos a Snap Alina Dizik 2011
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His work constantly reassesses the role of the artist and to what extent the finished piece really belongs to its creator.
Constantin Bjerke: Gavin Turk and the Art of Identity (VIDEO) Constantin Bjerke 2012
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Bank stocks traded mixed, with U.K. lenders mostly underperforming after Moody's Investors Service put 14 U.K. firms on review for a possible downgrade as it reassesses the level of government support factored into its ratings.
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His work constantly reassesses the role of the artist and to what extent the finished piece really belongs to its creator.
Constantin Bjerke: Gavin Turk and the Art of Identity (VIDEO) Constantin Bjerke 2012
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Gauguin6pm, Sky Arts 2To coincide with Tate Modern's Gauguin exhibition, Marlow reassesses the artist and his reputation, claiming that he was in fact a lying, exploitative self-publicist.
The weekend's TV highlights Martin Skegg 2010
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