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Meanings of restatement in English
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Usage of restatement in English
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The restatement means that the bank holds less capital than previously estimated.
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This, of course, is merely a restatement of the law of Archimedes.
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Satyam Chairman Kiran Karnik has said the restatement of accounts would take time.
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The restatement will also reflect changes in CSC's past impairment charges.
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Only one dull fact spoils the teaparty and requires monotonous restatement.
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That was nothing more than a harmless restatement of the obvious.
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No additional facts will ever modify it, or require a restatement.
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It was a mystical restatement of the Shahadah: there was no reality but al-Lah.
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The result was a thorough reorganization and restatement of the theology of the Church.
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Faith needs restatement and revival as the body needs food.
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GROUPON'S SHARES fell 12 per cent yesterday after the online coupon provider's latest financial restatement.
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The use of deontic logic allows a forceful restatement of Arrow's difficulty in social choice:
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The ninth is a restatement of the eighth line.
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If true, it involves much restatement of traditional notions.
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It was a masterly restatement of his position; of the essence of the debates with Douglas.
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However, Mr King said he was even more unhappy about the ministry's restatement of the rules.
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