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retread 1. another word for remould 2. a film, piece of music, etc. which is a superficially altered version of an earlier original 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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| Taken is so inherently silly and lighthearted that it's entirely innocuous--in many ways a retread of Bravo's Boy Meets Boy. Session 4 will include the following presentations: "Retreading in the 21st Century: Where we were, how we got there, where we are today," Harvey Brodsky, Tire Retread Information Bureau; "Scrap tire market update," Michael Blumenthal, Rubber Manufacturers Association; "Current trends in tire recycling," David Forrester, Tires; "The challenge of waste tire recovery in the newly emerging markets," Anne S. Under the heading of election reform, I read a lot of wailing but the only actual mechanism presented was publicly financed campaigns, a retread of that old shoe we have hobbled painfully along in for years. |
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