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`l : to search or investigate exhaustively (in
`re-quire \n-‘kwi(a)r\ vb required; re-quIr-ing [ME requeren, fr. MF
`facts that form the environment 0 a itigated issue an i
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`_l a : to claim or
`‘ dint?» [Heb re'sh] (ca. 1899) : the 20th letter of the H
`research-kt \-'sar-chast, -.ssr-\ n (1921): one engaged in research
`ask or b n63 and authority (this night your soul is required of you
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`a :
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`dard Size photographed by a separate exposure on the same pl
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`food) 3 : to impose a compulsion or command on : COMPEL 4 cfiiefly
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`for service on a ship — re-shrpment \-mant\ n — re-sli
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`reorganize usu. by the redistnbutlon of mustang] 61¢"
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`: something wanted or needed : NECESSITY (production was not suffi-
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`req-uI-si e \'rek-wo-zat\ adj [ME, fr. L requisitus, pp. of requirere] (15c)
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`' «office It : to dwell permanently or continuously :
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`able color averaging a grag/ish green
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`l : to sow seed on again or anew ,
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`L; MF, fr. ML requisition-,
`as one's legal domicile
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`express annoyance or 1 w‘ at
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`for a highway department ; also : being in res,
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`hypertensron, mental disorders. and tension states
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`1 :an act of reserving-
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`: REAR GUARD
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`created thing out of the thin granted (2) i the right or in
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`1 : a nonvoting re resent
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`imitinfi conditions or withhol'
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`2 : restricted to or occupied by residence: (21 ~
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`rve- + servare to
`relating to, or constituting a resrdue 2 ' leavrng a re
`a new party 2 ii : a secondhand Sale
`I) : an additional sale to the
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`the Eucharist for future use _c : to retain or hold over to a in
`~‘ “abet
`th main of several observations and a
`new and usu. smaller scale
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`or place : DEFER (~ one’s Judgment on a plan)
`(1 : to in
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`rescind \n-‘srnd\ vt L rescindere to annul, fr. re- + scindere to cut —
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`a ”5'
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`more at SHED] (1643
`l : to take away : REMOVE 2 a : to take back
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`{01' ““131 a r o
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`1 : something stored or kept
`Ireserve n, often attrib (1648)
`by restoring to the opposite party what one has received from him 3
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`ra’i- _ (194s?) Ce“
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`held to remain at the disposa
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`f. power
`r tion or delegation 01
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`1 “$013233 cardiac; an enume a
`4f ab restraint, closenlfss, orfcfiutiorli in one‘s Wor Is an:
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`leeigal inquiry or petition 2: an official or aut oritative order, decree,
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`part is taken, separated, or desrgnated : REMNANT. R1
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`res-cue Wes-8119i“ vi
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`reocu-ing [ME rescuen,
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`reserve bank n (1905): a central bank holdin reserves of other ;
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`reserve clause n (1944) : the clause in a. pro essional athlete‘s -~,'
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`that reserves for the club the exclusive right automatically to
`men_t, danger, or evrl : SAVE. DELIVER: as
`a : to take (as a prisoner)
`I power of the integer that can appear as the second i
`contract and that binds the athlete to the club for his entire 7
`forcrbly from legal custody b : to recover (as a prize) by force c : to
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`in an appropriate con r'uence (2 and 7 are ~s of 12 mo
`career or until he is traded or released
`deliver (as a place under siege) by armed force —— res-cu-able \-o—bal\
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`reserved \ri-‘zarvd\ adj (1601)
`adj — rescue n —reS»cu-er n
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`unit (as a group or monomer) of a usu. complex
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