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reappointed

adjective as in reinstated

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After Ridley-Thomas was convicted, the council reappointed Hutt to the interim post.

She has been reappointed as deputy prime minister in charge of European integration, while also being handed the justice portfolio.

From BBC

She was first appointed by Mark Drakeford and was reappointed earlier this year to the same role by Mr Gething.

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Judge Mark Grisanti, an acting State Supreme Court justice in Buffalo, has been serving as a “holdover” since his term on the Court of Claims expired last year, essentially waiting to be reappointed.

His name did not appear on Gov. Kathy Hochul’s list of 25 judicial nominees considered Wednesday by the state Senate’s Judiciary Committee and he was not reappointed, according to a spokesman for Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal, the commission’s chair.

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