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rewind

[ree-wahynd, ree-wahynd] / riˈwaɪnd, ˈriˌwaɪnd /


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To rewind: Metro approved the gondola project last year, but a court ordered a second look at whether the environmental impact report truly had evaluated all that could be done to mitigate construction noise.

From Los Angeles Times

Can’t they be smudged in the developing process or ruined if you don’t rewind the roll just right?

From The Wall Street Journal

“Back to the Future” deserves to be endlessly rewound.

From Los Angeles Times

The paradox of “Nouvelle Vague” is that it trumpets the urgency to make something fresh while itself rewinding to show how something was done 65 years ago.

From Los Angeles Times

For some at the tape event, rewinding to another time is more than a hobby.

From Los Angeles Times