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Recolonize
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Re`col´o`nize    (r?`k?l´?`n?z)
v. t.1.To colonize again.
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They are fitted with radio tags so they can be tracked and it is hoped the recolonisation will be as successful as the project started in the west of Scotland three years ago.
A sight for soar eyes; WIPED-OUT EAGLE ON THE WAY BACK by The Mirror (London, England)
Such ecologically-flexible species are eminently suited to the recolonisation of the extinction-susceptible planktonic domain following mass extinctions events, such as the end-Cretaceous event," he added.
Marine microplanktons may have survived mass extinction by taking ... by Asian News International
Instead, it will turn to banks for investment and make a public share offer to involve (Senegal's) private sector," said Diop, after a stand-off between the Sengalese government and unions who threatened a strike in protest at what they called "a recolonisation of the telecoms system by France.
Senegal abandons telecom sale to France by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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