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redo

[ree-doo, ree-doo] / riˈdu, ˈriˌdu /


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Sometimes that meant builders were left with half-poured foundations that they would have to pay to rip out and redo as laborers were arrested mid-job.

From The Wall Street Journal

“But if you mess up the braids, I’m going to redo them.”

From Literature

A lawyer currently advising some private equity sales told the BBC that after the Tiger Global ruling, all deal valuations and calculations will have to be redone in case they are scrutinised by tax authorities.

From BBC

This is not the first time he’s decided to redo something that seems perfectly fine to me.

From Literature

"I was genuinely terrified that if I didn't redo it and something happened, it would be my fault".

From BBC