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retool

[ree-tool] / riˈtul /


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The record-breaking spending spree represented much more than a club retooling after a romp through the Premier League.

From The Wall Street Journal

That included a lift in sales at all auto assembly plants in Ontario as some resumed full production following summer shutdowns and retooling in July and August.

From The Wall Street Journal

But without a standard-bearer until the presidential race and the 2028 election, Democrats are grappling with how to land on a clear message, rebuild their brand and retool their strategy to win back voters.

From BBC

The company is also “retooling” workers and hiring others, and said it wants to do the same for customers.

From MarketWatch

We also need to retool the diplomatic infrastructure that advances American interests and power globally.

From The Wall Street Journal