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- noun The act or process of
reinstitutionalizing .
Etymologies
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Examples
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This is the start of reinstitutionalization of science in NASA and NOAA.
First Briefing on Human Space Flight Review - NASA Watch 2009
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Arrest and reinstitutionalization after release from State schools and other facilities of the New York State Division for Youth: Three studies of youths released January, 1971 through March, 1973 by Irwin J Goldman
Coverage on New York police attack protesting New School students 2009
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We can end such nightmares, friends, if we all pull together and support the reinstitutionalization of the literary droolcup set.
Nick Mamatas' Journal nihilistic_kid 2009
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She asserts that the defendants are involved in the "Iron Mountain Plan", which provides for the reinstitutionalization of slavery and "bloodsports" which she identifies as death-hunting1 and witch-hunting, and the oppression of political dissidents, herself included.
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She asserts that the defendants are involved in the "Iron Mountain Plan", which provides for the reinstitutionalization of slavery and "bloodsports" which she identifies as death-hunting1 and witch-hunting, and the oppression of political dissidents, herself included.
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She asserts that the defendants are involved in the "Iron Mountain Plan", which provides for the reinstitutionalization of slavery and "bloodsports" which she identifies as death-hunting1 and witch-hunting, and the oppression of political dissidents, herself included.
August 2007 2007
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Recent research, though, has shown that involuntary admissions are on the rise, and we may be entering a new era of reinstitutionalization.
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