Reprive

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Re`prive´

v. t.	1.	To take back or away.
	1.	To reprieve.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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The reprive gave Pandya the freedom to swing his willow with gay abandon to score 48 off 27 balls, after which former skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni in the company of Kohli kept increasing the temp to take the score past the 350 mark.

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Though the stakes may not be as high regarding the reprive of Black as others in US politics, the shameless nepotism isn't any less noteworthy.

Pardon me, but biased president has no principles; STATESIDE

Many in the biz expected the week of March 30 to be a sleepy frame, a spring-break getaway reprive leading into the Easter and Passover holidays.

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New Delhi: In a reprive for Jammu and Kashmir, the Met department on Sunday forecast a decrease in rainfall activity in the state and other parts of North India but will increase in other regions of the country.

Northern India to get reprieve from rains

A reprive was given to producers of certain mineral ores including copper, iron ore, lead and zinc concentrates.

Outlook of mineral mining

And England could reflect on more frustration when Warner was given a television reprive after apparently being caught.

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Human rights campaigner and Director of REPRIVE, a non- profit organisation, Clive Stafford Smith, also addressed the protest rally.

Imran condemns NGOs' 'criminal silence' over Pak civilian killings in US drone attacks

Chen Tonghai, a former chairman of China's second-biggest oil refiner Sinopec Corp, was given today a two-year reprive from a death sentence for accepting millions of dollars in bribes, Reuters reported.

Death penalty suspended for former chairman of Sinopec

UNION leaders have won a temporary reprive over plans to close the children's creche at Liverpool John Moores University.

University creche reprieved

What possible reprive? This tiny fist, which I now palm, this face-- even it--insists on none.

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With the expectations of certain critical items and shortfalls, the expected reprive or shot in the arm for defense programs is proving to be as illusory as the "peace dividend" was for the liberals three or four months ago.

A time of uncertainty

The reprive given for producers of minerals not yet 100 percent refined will only temporary.