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restart

Definition for restart

verb as in continue

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After putting the hosts under constant pressure from the restart, Angus Crichton strode through to score with full-back Jack Welsby too deep and allowing him to go through far too easily.

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The restart would be the most dramatic example yet of a nuclear comeback in the U.S.

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Santee Cooper and Brookfield will need to find a construction partner and complete a year or more of due diligence before construction on the inactive plants can restart.

Ford executives declined to give a timeline for an eventual production restart for the electric vehicle, but said it would be relatively easy to resume assembly.

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Despite repeated attempts to restart, the match was abandoned at 10:10 BST.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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