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Meanings of relaunched in in English

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Usage of relaunched in in English
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The drug was relaunched in July after being suspended because of safety concerns.
The Irish Times
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When it was relaunched in 1992, the world had dramatically changed.
The Guardian
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The newspaper was briefly relaunched in September, but closed for good the following month.
News.com.au
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National Unity Day was a tsarist invention that Vladimir Putin's government relaunched in 2005.
The Guardian
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The creators behind short-form video-sharing platform Vine have relaunched in the form of Byte.
The Irish Times
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Since irishtimes.com relaunched in 2013, we have continued to make improvements to the site.
The Irish Times
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It has been relaunched in a third iteration as Karotz.
Wired
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No side has successfully defended Europe's biggest club prize, since it was relaunched in 1992.
The Irish Times
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The company was relaunched in 2005 after going bankrupt following a financial scandal two years earlier.
Reuters
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Perrier, the mineral water famous for its green glass bottle, is being relaunched in plastic bottles.
The Irish Times
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Turner also rolled out a lineup of shows for truTV, formerly CourtTV and relaunched in January.
Reuters
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The show was just relaunched in February 2017.
Ebony
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On 15 January 2018, the newspaper was relaunched in a new tabloid format.
The Guardian
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Her company declared bankruptcy in 1984 but was relaunched in 1992.
Reuters
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The scheme relaunched in May.
Radio NZ
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The newspaper used to be published in Samoan, English and Chinese after it had been relaunched in March this year.
Radio NZ
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Relaunched in across language varieties
United States of America
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