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Meanings of re-examine in English

To examine again.

Usage of re-examine in English
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Some speakers urged the Minister for Justice to re-examine the teenager's case.
The Irish Times
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It urged the Government to re-examine its policies on family reunification .
The Irish Times
3
He also asked the Pentagon to re-examine the U.S. military's detention policy.
Reuters
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TV would also be advised to re-examine its past preference for eccentrics.
The Guardian
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That exchange helped me to re-examine some of own impressions of myself.
Feminist dot com
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The shooting caused many Southern states to re-examine symbols of the Confederacy.
Reuters
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He urged the jury to re-examine the matters there were disagreeing on.
Radio NZ
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The country's Justice Ministry listened, and called for prosecutors to re-examine the case.
News.com.au
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But the study suggests the military should re-examine soldiers' protective gear.
Reuters
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The present work was undertaken to re-examine the finding by Turecki et al.
Pubmed
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The council will then vote on a resolution to re-examine… Audio
Radio NZ
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Academic and scientific institutions must re-examine how they fund conference attendance.
The South African
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We are involved in the recurrent need to re-examine him and re-explore him.
The Jesus of History
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It is time to re-examine this suggestion and, possibly, revise it.
The Irish Times
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We need to re-examine strategies that are outdated and are counterproductive.
The Guardian
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The researchers will use new techniques to re-examine old fossil finds.
The Guardian
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