rebring

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"If cases have been dismissed, it is because we have either concluded that they are not worthy of going forward or we are missing evidence and will rebring the case at a later date, which we plan to do in many cases," OAG senior counsel Ariel Waldman tells the Examiner's Freeman Klopott.

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When he became president in 1981 defeated Jimmy Carter, his main objective was to rebring the morale.

CNN Transcript Jun 5, 2004 2004
People like Secretary Layman and the big navy, the Grenada Invasion of 1983, where he actually banned the press from coming, trying to rebring morale.

CNN Transcript Jun 5, 2004 2004
He's done more to rebring a conscientious to the great contribution of those veterans have made than virtually anybody.

CNN Transcript Oct 13, 2002 2002