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resubmit [ˌriːsəbˈmɪt]
vb -mits, -mitting, -mitted
to submit again to rework and resubmit her designs
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Verb1.resubmit - submit (information) again to a program or automatic system
feed back
return, render - give back; "render money"
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Felix has been advised that FIRB has not yet made a decision regarding the application, and that Yanzhou will be resubmitting its application today," Felix said in a statement.
China's Yanzhou to resubmit Felix offer again by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
Felix has been advised that FIRB has not yet made a decision regarding the application, and that Yanzhou will be resubmitting its application today," Felix said in a statement.
China's Yanzhou to resubmit Felix offer again by AFP / AFP Global Edition
One other reason you can give for resubmitting your dispute is if the wrong highest credit owed is listed.
How to Fix Your Credit by Resubmitting Disputes by Joseph Feross / Finance and Investment community
 
 
 
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