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rejoin

verb as in answer back

Strongest match

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Cricket rejoins the Olympic lineup after more than a century with the women's final on July 20 and the men's final on July 29.

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However, when she decided in January that she wanted Vukov to rejoin her team, his provisional suspension meant he was denied accreditation at the Australian Open.

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Human Rights Council was supposedly reformed in 2006, but George W. Bush, believing the “reforms” utterly inadequate, rejected the final plan and refused to rejoin.

Outside, the band marches on along the borders of the square and we rejoin to work up to the next meal, gin tonics now in hand.

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Hulkenberg succeeded in guiding his damaged car back to the pits for repairs – a new front and rear wing - and was permitted to rejoin the fray once the barriers were repaired.

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

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