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Vaccinations, which used to be universal, have been reintroduced for children in high-risk areas.

By Rachel Urquhart The New Yorker, September 22 , 1997P. 56 Talk story about the comeback of Diane Von Furstenberg's nineteen-seventies wrap dress, which, with its fabric tweaked here and its proportions rejiggered there, has been reintroduced for the nineteen-nineties.

Colistin has been reintroduced for the treatment of multidrug resistant Gram-negative bacilli infections, and there have been reports of the synergy of colistin combined with other antibiotics [ 29].

A significant but underutilized water resource is reclaimed water, i.e., treated wastewater that is reintroduced for various purposes.

With today's defeat, under the parliamentary rules, the measure cannot be reintroduced for six more months.

They were then suspended until the 1972 Games, when they were reintroduced for both men and women and continued thereafter.

The system was abandoned for proportional representation for the 1986 general election, but it was reintroduced for the 1988 election and has remained in place ever since.

The Armstrong recording was reintroduced for Earl Hines's piano solo (with Mr. Hyman playing along); then the tape dropped out again for more new arrangements, and so on.

Last year, the Versa family (including the hatchback, which is being reintroduced for 2014 as the Versa Note) was the sales leader among subcompacts by a substantial margin.

Despite Key's earlier dismissal of calls to add Red Peak to the ballot, it was reintroduced for debate by his deputy, Bill English, who is responsible for the flag referendums.

Capital punishment will be reintroduced for people who listen in on your conversation in public places without even making a feeble pretence of not doing so, occasionally irritably asking you to speak up.