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restarting

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Trust us, the Obama administration said, about spying on Americans and restarting the economy through “shovel-ready” programs.

Some steps would offend some Republicans, such as restarting a modern version of the Depression era Works Progress Administration.

One operative compared campaigns to business startups that are constantly shutting down and restarting.

A senior government minister in Kabul is more sanguine about the possibility of eventually restarting peace talks.

The action moves back to the Senate now, where McConnell and Reid are restarting their talks.

This is a very tedious interruption, and the stopping and restarting of the ship very incommodious.

The second point concerns the resettlement of returned soldiers upon the land and their restarting in business.

I regained my state-room and waited, watch in hand, for the jerk of restarting.

Before they could capture the aviator, he succeeded in restarting his machine and in making his escape to the German lines.

On restarting, they splashed through a stream that flowed across the road.

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On this page you'll find 21 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to restarting, such as: restore, proceed, resume, reopen, renew, and reestablish.

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

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