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Reattempt
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Re`at`tempt´    (rē`ăt`tĕmt´; 215)
v. t.1.To attempt again.
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I've since reattempted what Romana taught me from my very own kitchen and, while I had my doubts, I'm pleased to report that my tagliatelle received a resounding thumbs up from my other half.
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Compared with usual care, the therapy cut the risk of reattempted suicide in half and significantly reduced the severity of depression and hopelessness, the investigators reported (JAMA 2005;294:563-70).
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Use an e-mail marketing provider or software that collects undeliverable e-mail and records this information so undeliverable e-mails are not reattempted on subsequent campaigns.
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