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re·book  (r-bk)
v. re·booked, re·book·ing, re·books
v.tr.
1. To book again.
2. To change a booking for (a performance or reservation).
v.intr.
To make a new booking: rebooked on another airline.
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He was rebooked on charges of battery on a police officer, investigators said.
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