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redeposition
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redeposition [rē‚dep·ə′zish·ən]
(geology)
Formation into a new accumulation, such as the deposition of sedimentary material that has been picked up and moved (reworked) from the place of its original deposition, or the solution and reprecipitation of mineral matter.


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But that can often be misleading, because waves can erode sediments on the seabed, heave up older shells, and redeposit them in "younger" sediments.
Using credit union-specific criteria, Southwest Corporate can automate the redeposit of nonsufficient funds items, report additional maker and payee information and provide deposit detail reports through an online account management system.
Maroni reasoned that, since the migrants were intercepted prior to reaching Italian shores, international law did not apply and it was not the "compito del governo italiano"--the duty of the Italian government--to evaluate requests for asylum; not addressed was why it was the compito del governo italiano to redeposit the travelers at their point of embarkation.
 
 
 
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