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Once offered as a communications facility, Diego Garcia was reproposed as a refueling station for ships.

A Black and Disgraceful Site Freedland, Jonathan 2009

The uproar reached Washington, where Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Wildlife and Parks George Frampton said that the "proposed plan in Canyonlands is likely to be reproposed."

No Room, No Rest 2008

In addition, over at the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA), the White House reproposed the nomination of anti-regulation zealot Susan Dudley, whose nomination had been vetoed last year.

Tom Gilroy: The Audacity of Dopes III 2008

The next afternoon during a brisk sail, I finally confessed to India that Brick had reproposed.

cat’s meow melissa de la cruz 2001

The next afternoon during a brisk sail, I finally confessed to India that Brick had reproposed.

cat’s meow melissa de la cruz 2001

The next afternoon during a brisk sail, I finally confessed to India that Brick had reproposed.

cat’s meow melissa de la cruz 2001

They mentioned it before the election and then they forgot about it and then at the height of negotiations, after eight months, reproposed it, ten cents for pension per hour.

Oral History Interview with Scott Hoyman, Fall 1973. Interview E-0009. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007) 1973

WASHINGTON Reuters - The controversial ban on banks' proprietary trading known as the Volcker rule has big vulnerabilities and should be reproposed, or face possible legal challenges, a prominent Washington attorney said on Tuesday.

Reuters: Top News 2012

Carlo Braga, and of the future-Cardinal Ferdinando Antonelli, in order to establish whether or not their work of liturgical reform corresponds to a wider theological project and in order to analyze the validity of the criteria used and then reproposed in the reforms that followed.

RORATE CÆLI 2010

PCAOB released for comment reproposed risk assessment standards

AccountingWEB.com 2009