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- v. Present participle of restart.
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Examples
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Jake, the $3 billion price tag is factoring in restarting production lines for external tanks and various other components, construction of which has already come to a close.
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Think of the added economic cost of reassembling and training the new workforce – this would be just one of the costs involved in restarting the business (presumably plant and equipment maintenance would have been deffered, etc and a restart up would involve additional costs).
Matthew Yglesias » “Taking Money From One Place and Giving it To Another Place”
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To keep the game from being way to easy, the developers developed a system in which Wolverine will actually die when he takes too much damage, restarting from the last checkpoint.
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Crashes when trying to change the port and applying options, then it crashes after restarting from a crash when you try to close it.
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In a word, the now obvious difficulty, delay and loss in restarting the industry, once stopped, under whatever auspices, might well give pause to enthusiastic nationalisers.
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In a March 2009 speech Mr. Obama endorsed the idea of restarting military commissions, which he had halted upon taking office.
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Unfortunately, even before the artillery exchange, the United States rejected the idea of restarting negotiations and was cool to Pyongyang's proposal to transfer its nuclear rods to a third country in exchange for a U.S. recommitment to a declaration of no hostile intent.
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COOPER: President Bush says he's open to the idea of restarting, you know, talks on the future of the Middle East.
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They had spoken at length on the idea of restarting work on the EU-Syria Association
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The Arab states endorsed the idea of restarting direct negotiations with Israel, but left the timing up to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who has laid down several conditions.
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