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Meanings of reinvent the wheel in English

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Usage of reinvent the wheel in English
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Sometimes, musicians don't need to reinvent the wheel to make a great album.
The Irish Times
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Photo: Courtesy of Jessica Simpson Collection She's not out to reinvent the wheel.
NY Magazine
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Rather than reinvent the wheel, he put the passengers inside it.
Wired
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She told me she'd have to reinvent the wheel to get any recognition.
G'day to die: a passport to peril mystery
5
Plus, richly aromatic smoked salt is available commercially, so why reinvent the wheel?
Mastering the grill: the owner's manual for outdoor cooking
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He said it's important the new coaching team didn't try and reinvent the wheel.
Radio NZ
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When it comes to studying at third-level, there's no need to entirely reinvent the wheel.
The Irish Times
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Rather than reinvent the wheel, we figured we'd convert a first-gen Scirocco to electric power.
Wired
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We do not need to reinvent the wheel either.
Jamaica Observer
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Develop routines and stick with them (reuse code libraries; don't reinvent the wheel).
Time management for system administrators
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Why is there a need to reinvent the wheel?
Jamaica Observer
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Eventually, Sir James is going to reinvent the wheel.
Wired
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You feel like you have to reinvent the wheel.
Reuters
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We don't need to reinvent the wheel, a lot of great work has already been done.
News.com.au
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If you're one of them, you might learn something and not have to reinvent the wheel.
Wired
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Attempts to reinvent the wheel rarely roll smoothly.
Wired
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