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repopulate

British  
/ riːˈpɒpjʊˌleɪt /

verb

  1. to provide a new population for (an area in which the population has declined)

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“Once proper redactions have been made, any responsive documents will repopulate online,” the spokeswoman said.

From Salon

However, some parents remain concerned with a perceived rush to repopulate the campus.

From Los Angeles Times

For some parents — even those who are eager to ditch the department store campus — it amounts to a flurried rush to repopulate Pali High’s campus that is straining their decisions about how to keep their kids safe.

From Los Angeles Times

Bustling population centers like that can be used to repopulate areas that blink out elsewhere.

From Los Angeles Times

That, in turn, would eventually help them repopulate the entire region.

From Salon