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re·ar·gue (r

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tr.v. re·ar·gued, re·ar·gu·ing, re·ar·gues

1. To argue again or repeatedly.

2. To debate again or present additional arguments for (a case or issue, for example), especially in a court of law: filed a motion to reargue the case.

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No references found			Review is not an appeal and cannot be made pretext to reargue the whole case, said Ahmed Raza Kasuri counsel for Syed Khurram Shah, who had challenged Sharifs nomination at Lahore High Court. Review is not continuation of appeal, SC told by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan) 45) While counsel may argue that the law of the case doctrine does not apply based upon a change in the law at issue, this exception cannot be used to reargue a point of law that is merely contested and not patently erroneous. Deja vu in Florida courts: when courts "re-view" the law of the case by Lahlou-Amine, Sarah / Florida Bar Journal The college has denied all of Shub's claims and filed a motion to reargue the case, defense lawyer David Poppick said. Long legal battle continues as judge rules retired professor can ... by Freedman, Ian; Freedman, Eric / Community College Week			rear end Rear front rear guard rear lamp rear light Rear line rear of barrel rear of tube Rear rank rear sight rear spoiler Rear vassal rear window rear-end rear-engined rear-guard Rear-horse rear-mounted rear-view mirror rear-wheel drive Reardon Reardorse Rearer rearguard rearguard action reargue Reargument rearing Rearing bit Rearly rearm rearmament rearming rearmost rearmouse rearrange rearrangement rearview mirror rearward rearwards Reascend Reascension Reascent reason reason out reasonable reasonable care reasonableness reasonably reasoned Reasoner			Rear. 1 rear1 rear2 REARB Rearchitectured NATO Sea Sparrow Missile System Reardon Reardon Smith Whittaker Reardon, Edwin Reardorse reared reared reared reared head reared head reared its head reared its head reared up reared up Rearendis Numbicitis rearer rearer rearer rearers rearers rearfoot valgus rearguard rearguard rearguard action rearguard actions rearguards reargue reargued reargues rearguing Reargument rearing rearing rearing Rearing bit rearing head rearing head rearing its head rearing its head Rearing of children Rearing of children rearing up rearing up Rearly rearm rearm rearm Rearm, Refuel, and Resupply Point rearmament rearmaments rearmed rearming rearming rearmost rearmost Rearmouse rearms

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