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Meanings of reruns in English
Synonyms
Examples for "repeat"
Examples for "repeat"
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Her hospital records repeat the phrase, day after day, year after year:
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Ms Adams said police often knew when people were serious, repeat offenders.
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It hasn't seen a true repeat since Graham's 2005 FA until today.
4
Myrina saw his point, of course, and did not repeat her request.
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Justice sources said the operation was intended to prevent a repeat massacre.
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It's not a political issue, he repeats, it's one of national responsibility.
2
The answer may be found in two-and-a-half mostly unlovely words: Christmas repeats.
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There are a large number of repeats without significant deviation in content.
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This repeats a text story from last month: for video please clickhere
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This loop repeats once for each row returned by a result set.
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A rerun of 1914's descent into global war is really rather unlikely.
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Yushchenko won the rerun presidential election and appointed Tymoshenko his prime minister.
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The network also benefited from rerun-heavy slates on the major networks Monday.
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In a rerun, it would have another obvious zinger: Tell Them Again.
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Much of the European case was a rerun of US v. Microsoft.
Usage of reruns in English
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Still, CBS won the week, with five reruns in the top 10.
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In fact, in 1973 Star Trek itself was only available in reruns.
3
And if that means sweats, frozen pizza and reruns of Scandal, cool.
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Ireland's John Tobin said the management had suffered worst from regular reruns.
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His taste ran to reruns of shows from the fifties and sixties.
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But PBS was OK because they'd show Monty Python reruns and concerts.
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Playing more, watching I Love Lucy reruns, drinking champagne, and making love.
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The Ticket takes no responsibility for any similarities to popular daytime reruns .
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All three matches on this weekend's programme are reruns of fixtures last year.
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She loves Sex and the City reruns and a good game of Taboo.
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Viewers in general, and ABC viewers in particular, don't care much for reruns.
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TV Land is no longer airing reruns of The Cosby Show.
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Another cable network, Laff, also said it was removing reruns of the show.
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Or chuck a sickie and watch reruns of Neighbours all day.
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After Fox dropped it, reruns ran on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim.
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BBC1 could put on reruns of Flog It!, or pro-celebrity badminton.
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