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rerun

noun as in repeat

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A second Trump term wouldn’t be a benign rerun of the first version.

Growing up in Long Beach on a steady diet of “Charlie’s Angels” reruns, Klotz dreamed of going into law enforcement from an early age.

However, their performance indicates a rerun of the 2014 World Cup final - the last time England became world champions - could be on the cards next year.

From BBC

“That’s a disappointing answer, but I remain skeptical of potential large shifts in subgroups in the electorate, especially when the election, up until two months ago, was a rerun of 2020.”

From Salon

Growing up, I remember watching reruns of “The Golden Girls” with my mom.

From Salon

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

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