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rerun 1. a film, play, series, etc., that is broadcast or put on again; repeat 2. Computing the repeat of a part of a computer program rerun [′rē‚rən] (chemical engineering) To distill a liquid material that has already been distilled; usually implies taking a large proportion of the charge stock overhead. (computer science) To run a program or a portion of it again on a computer. Also known as rollback. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Thanks to rerun heaven, many of these tunes live on and on. An alternative hypothesis is that people and animals use REM sleep to work through things they've learned, for instance, a rat might rerun a maze. for Groundhog Day but awakens the next morning (and every one thereafter) to discover he has been left behind in February 2, a kind of purgatory where every day is a rerun. |
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