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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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| At the opposite end, if tensile strength is too low, liner durability in the tire might not be adequate, tear resistance would be low and the tire might not be capable of being retreaded, with consequent loss in casing service fife. In a nutshell: Though based on a true story, every cliche in the book is retreaded in this saga of a New York dance instructor who teaches youths at risk how to ballroom dance - and, of course, thereby improve their lives. Then there have been some oddities that Shawn Halladay, managing principal of the Professional Development Division at the Alta Group, a lease consulting firm, has seen in recent years: cattle, retreaded tires, the global positioning system (GPS) devices on trucks. |
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