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recycle

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recycle [rē′sī·kəl]
(aerospace engineering)
To stop the count in a countdown and to return to an earlier point.
To give a rocket or other object a completely new checkout.


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Although not all electronics recycling companies recycle the whole gambit of "Electronic waste," they usually hit on the bigger numbered products such as cell phones.
Small changes in what and how people recycle can now make a big difference.
Recycling centers on the East and West Coasts had shipped recycled materials of all sorts to Europe and Asia, said Miller, who works for Waste Management's wholly owned subsidiary Recycle America.
 
 
 
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