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rewrite [′rē‚rīt]
(computer science)
The process of restoring a storage device to its state prior to reading; used when the information-storing state may be destroyed by reading.
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Fryatt certainly has form for rewriting the record books - he has become the first Leicester player to score 20 goals before Christmas since Derek Dougan in 1966, and the first since Arthur Chandler in 1925 to score two hat-tricks in a row.
Hat-trick king Fryatt out to rewrite history books by The Racing Post (London, England)
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It's a sell-out - three months away! by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Poland U-21 3 England U-21 1 ENGLAND'S hopes of rewriting the record books were shattered when they lost their final Euro-pean Championship tie in Plock.
Football: Poles wreck kids' dreams by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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