Fetch what?

What? You close it back up and undo it.

Oh, now don't rub it in.

Can't you reconsider?

I beg you to reconsider.

That pianola sure brings back memories.

Why redecorate?

And yet he says, He restores my soul.

Erin McKean redefines the dictionary

Reaffirms

Reboots the computer

loop restarts playback at end

Too many memories, huh?

That we need to reaffirm

That's a shame. Won't you reconsider?

2. Reaffirms the unified character of the Convention

You must return the book to him.

But you can just rearrange things.

Once again, the same process repeats.

Months wasted, money gone and nothing to show.

I'll see you're sent back as early as possible.

This device renders the engine completely silent.

Then you haven't reconsider Mademoiselle.

Oh, Jim, you're starting all over again.

I would advise you to reconsider your story.

The Belerephon pattern is being woven again.

I do wish you would reconsider.

I suggest you reload.

You should rewrite this sentence.

Reaffirming also the statute of the Commission,

1. Reaffirms the continued application of the Noblemaire principle

But America itself is reconsidering its priorities.

Thus, Egypt is reenacting the Algerian scenario.

It is republished on Global Voices in two parts with permission.

Reaffirming its resolution 2004 39 of 19 April 2004,

Where the teme machines themselves will replicate themselves.

You can't recreate the tree

I ask but one thing in return.

About that park, won't you reconsider your decision?

Can you get me that ring back? No.

You've got an apartment. She decorates them.

2. Also reaffirms its resolution 54 237 C

Reiterating the importance of the Declaration and its promotion and implementation,

1. Reaffirms rule 153 of its rules of procedure

But these spasms will not revive the corpse.