reintroduce

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• The lawmakers might reintroduce the legislation, or something like it, when Congress reconvenes next month.

• From there, you can reintroduce some of the “grey area” foods like dairy and grains to see how you tolerate them.

• Weinstein said he would reintroduce that bill as well as a new one based on the Miller ruling.

• And then Michelle Obama masterfully used it to reintroduce America to her husband.

• How is Romney going to reintroduce himself to the public in a more favorable light?

• I wish to reintroduce Ariadne to you and let her explain some of the wonders of their teaching, she being herself a teacher.

• They only proposed to reintroduce cigar and cigarette smoking.

• England proposes to reintroduce into the school system children who are now abnormally employed in the war.

• I would reintroduce prize-fighting and bear-baiting and gladiatorial shows to brace the nation up a bit.

• "I must reintroduce myself, formally, I see," quoth the stranger.