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rejoin

verb as in answer back

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Three players returning from injury — defender Chris Richards, midfielder Johnny Cardoso and forward Tim Weah — will rejoin the team this week although Weah will sit out Thursday’s game with a red card suspension carried over from the Copa América.

Kobbie Mainoo and Harry Maguire continue to do rehabilitation, but Luke Shaw became the latest absentee to rejoin training on Friday.

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Schumacher's Benetton then ran wide and hit the wall, but managed to rejoin the race.

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After this period, they will rejoin their parents, Popeye and Ollie.

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It explains why they attracted record crowds to Spain's third tier, higher than many clubs in La Liga, why Lucas Perez paid half of his own 1m euro buyout clause and took a 90% wage cut to rejoin the club he loves, and why more than 80,000 joined the party when Deportivo clinched promotion back to the second division.

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

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