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I don't move mine around either, it would take way to much time to set everything up that way, plus with the cost of ammo to resite everything you can probably put that towards a new scope and end up with a nice one.
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I don't move mine around either, it would take way to much time to set everything up that way, plus with the cost of ammo to resite everything you can probably put that towards a new scope and end up with a nice one.
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U haz 2 resite it at midnite, under a full moon, an nikked for it 2 wurk.
Pet Hair Prblm: - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008
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They knowed he was a spy when they axed him to resite teh Greek alfabets and he only got to “mew”.
They suspect nothin! - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2007
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I reslly njoyed your poem and i liked it so much that i might resite in a compotion
A really long poem by Bob Dylan. Cheryl 2005
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Is there sufficient space to resite them or will it be necessary to empty the existing ones?
4. The Operating Environment: Needs Assessment, Co-ordination and Contingency Planning 1994
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If Wellington did not attack from the west, but instead tried to outflank the plain by marching about the French right, then Jourdan would have to turn his battle-line and resite his guns.
Sharpe's Honour Cornwell, Bernard 1985
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April 23. i went to school today. i dident have to resite becaus i had been sick. if i dont get wirse i can goto Mis Packerds concert tomorow. hope it wont rane.
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But he added: If you got stuck with a 50p rate of tax for a long period, particularly if people felt it was permanent, then there is a risk not only that some people might decide to resite overseas, but particularly where firms and leadership teams face a choice of coming to the UK or some other business centre, that they might not opt for the UK.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Martin Evans 2011
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Mr Obama's change to the Bush plan (he intends to resite the planned shield) has helped to ease tensions.
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