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re-enter

verb

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“John came to me because he wanted to re-enter the business,” de la Renta told Mallis.

Staying relatively clear of the public eye, he has slowly made attempts to re-enter the fashion world.

“At approximately 0240 hours, Mark Shand attempted to re-enter the hotel through the revolving doors,” Grimpel told BNO.

"The other guy" is about to re-enter the fray—and the timing is making many Republicans nervous.

In 1989, she was finally allowed to re-enter her homeland, “a country in ruins.”

But first he held a whispered colloquy with the Princess, whom he entreated, or persuaded, to re-enter her gorgeous vehicle.

The Count wages war against me to re-enter upon domains that once belonged to his family.

“Go,” she said, and was turning to re-enter the house 39 when another thought arrested her.

Richie stood petrified when he beheld him re-enter the Palace, and found himself, as he supposed, left in the lurch.

Mme. la Duchesse, I pray you deign to re-enter your carriage.

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