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re-create

[ree-kree-eyt] / ˌri kriˈeɪt /


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By putting on a uniform and re-creating the life of those soldiers, one could step into a time machine.

From The Wall Street Journal

But trying to re-create what that feels like is what I was really going after — just thinking about how you would live in that time, and then represent that in the movie.

From Los Angeles Times

With the implementation of the guest pass, airports hope to re-create that type of atmosphere and opportunity for commerce, said John E. DiScala, creator of travel tips and deals website Johnny Jet.

From Los Angeles Times

Next up on my festive agenda: Instead of waiting in line at the annoyingly cool oyster bar, I’ll invite some buddies over and re-create the vibe at home.

From The Wall Street Journal

He also notes that while AI is good at the sorts of computational processes required for computerized chess, it remains more resistant to our efforts to re-create humanlike motor skills.

From The Wall Street Journal