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- noun Plural form of
reboot . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
reboot .
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Examples
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Well avatar proved nothing to me besides that the new hype besides remakes and reboots is converting movies to 3D to be cash cows.
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The effort it takes to keep a clean workspace in order with nightly reboots is much less effort than it takes to overhaul a totally trashed office or dig through the piles on your desk looking for things.
Reboot Your Office To Return To A Clean Workspace | Lifehacker Australia
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I believe that single-title reboots simply don't work.
Continuity Used to Matter at Marvel | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources
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And he usually seems startled, and he blinks at me once, then twice, as his brain reboots and he answers “Code.”
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And he usually seems startled, and he blinks at me once, then twice, as his brain reboots and he answers “Code.”
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Developed by Volatile Games, the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC title reboots the action series which debuted on the last generation of consoles in 2002.
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C'mon Gman, the reboots were the best part of Win95 and 98; on some of them you could have sex twice and still get back to the computer before it was all the way back on!
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Instead, this is about the idea of reboots and how they might potentially be what is helping Hollywood progress into the next big revolution - if you can believe it.
Sunday Discussion: The Mighty Hollywood Reboot Trend « FirstShowing.net
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We just mentioned in the TMNT article that Hollywood is consumed with the idea of reboots, and although Tarzan isn't really a reboot of any major franchise previously, it definitely will be a new and presumably darker take on the character, which to me is as close to a reboot as you can get.
Tarzan Returns: From Guillermo del Toro to Stephen Sommers « FirstShowing.net
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Everyone's doing a "what Star Trek means to me" type post as a result of the movie so if that's not your thing move along. in defense of the idea of reboots and adaptations and remakes.
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