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restudy

  • a word derived from study.

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In addition, they suggested EPA could fund a competition to restudy data sets for regulation.

From Science Magazine Jan. 2, 2020

Rather, the Labor government, which has consistently supported Gowon and supplied arms to his troops, feels that it needs to restudy the Nigerian situation in view of growing attacks in Britain against the policy.

From Time Magazine Archive

After restudy of cases that occurred in 1952 and tests of viruses from victims.

From Time Magazine Archive

Last week B.U. announced that the restudy never took place.

From Time Magazine Archive

January 19 An Engineer, a Chef, a Vet, and Not a Lawyer Brother Quang has started night school to restudy engineering to become what he was meant to be.

From "Inside Out and Back Again" by Thanhha Lai