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reintroduction

[ree-in-truh-duhk-shuhn]

noun

  1. the act or process of introducing something again.



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The moral scales start to tip with the reintroduction of the kidnapped man’s daughter.

“Now we can actually test animals before we move them, or test the water at a potential outplanting site and say, is this a good place for reintroduction?”

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Alex Stanley, from the National Union of Students, said the reintroduction of grants "has to be the beginning of wholesale change in our broken education system".

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“Now we can actually test animals before we move them — or test the water at a potential outplanting site and say, is this a good place for reintroduction?”

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Roberts said Burrell’s reintroduction probably will move quickly based on updates from the training staff.

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