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Re`fu´sion (r?`f?´zh?n)

n.	1.
	1.	New or repeated melting, as of metals.
	2.	Restoration.

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No references found	30) But his ballet d'action was not so much a new departure as a recovery of a lost Roman form, for the danced, spoken, and sung components of the drama had, throughout their long history, undergone many fissions and refusions, as, for example, when 'two developments occurred [to the solo or dialogue mime with musical accompaniment of ancient Rome]. Trans-formal translation: plays into ballets, with special reference ... by Edgecombe, Rodney Stenning / Yearbook of English Studies In the exhibition we are told that in the wonderful piece called Adoratrice, or Worshiper, Paul Ahyi, a contemporary Togolese artist, is attempting the refusion of forms at a crossroads of tradition between the West and the rest of us (Fig. Fashioning a self in the contemporary world: notes toward a personal ... by Busia, Abena P.A. / African Arts The patient was to under go a mastectomy, lymph node dissection, and high dose chemotherapy with blood stem cell refusion. Does `Dead-Man's Act' prohibit Dr. from testifying re pt.? by Tammelleo, A. David / Medical Law's Regan Report	refugium refulgence refulgency refulgent refund refundable Refunder Refundment refurbish refurbishment refurnish Refurnishment Refusable refusal refuse refuse collection refuse collector refuse disposal refuse dump refuse heap refuse lorry refuse pit refuse skip refusenik Refuser Refusion Refut Refutability refutable Refutal refutation Refutatory refute Refuter reg. Reg. prof. regain regaining regal regale Regalecidae Regalecus glesne Regalement Regaler regalia Regalia of a church Regalian regalism regality regally regard	refused refused refused Refused Classification Refused to open door to police that had an order of protection refusenik refusenik Refuseniks Refuseniks refuser refuser refuser refuser Refuser Solidarity Network refusers refusers refusers refuses refuses refuses refuses refusing refusing refusing refusing Refusing Medical Attention refusing to admit refusing to harmonize refusing to obey refusing to relent Refusion refusnik refusnik Refusniks Refusniks Refut refutability refutability refutable refutable refutable refutably refutably refutal refutal refutare refutation refutation Refutation-Complete Binary Decision Diagram refutations refutations Refutatory refute refute refute refute by argument refuted refuted refuter refuter refuters

30) But his ballet d'action was not so much a new departure as a recovery of a lost Roman form, for the danced, spoken, and sung components of the drama had, throughout their long history, undergone many fissions and refusions, as, for example, when 'two developments occurred [to the solo or dialogue mime with musical accompaniment of ancient Rome].

Trans-formal translation: plays into ballets, with special reference ... by Edgecombe, Rodney Stenning / Yearbook of English Studies

In the exhibition we are told that in the wonderful piece called Adoratrice, or Worshiper, Paul Ahyi, a contemporary Togolese artist, is attempting the refusion of forms at a crossroads of tradition between the West and the rest of us (Fig.

Fashioning a self in the contemporary world: notes toward a personal ... by Busia, Abena P.A. / African Arts

The patient was to under go a mastectomy, lymph node dissection, and high dose chemotherapy with blood stem cell refusion.

Does `Dead-Man's Act' prohibit Dr. from testifying re pt.? by Tammelleo, A. David / Medical Law's Regan Report

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