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These repurchased shares are then reissued to employees, leaving the number of outstanding shares unchanged.

It's "That's All Right," reissued to mark the 50th anniversary of his first single.

His story was brilliantly told by Dava Sobel in her book Longitude, which was reissued to mark its 20th anniversary.

After being dropped by its first publisher, the book was reissued to great success in Brazil and in translation abroad.

The South Australian premier, Jay Weatherill, apologised and said the death certificate would be reissued to recognise the UK marriage.

The book, of course, was Fear of Flying, and it has just been reissued to celebrate its 30th anniversary.

The collection will be available in November, and as its name implies, there will be more Sarfatti reissues to come.

The government, in turn, reclaimed the licenses and tried to reissue them to better-financed companies.

Those designs have now been reissued — down to the chair's distinctive hand-grip, with its brass spiral-wrap detail.

Cephalic Carnage reissued Conforming to Abnormality under Relapse Records on April 29 , 2008

Nevertheless, it is Massimo who starts speaking (possibly to reissue the recommendation to take the medication), only to find himself in overlapping talk with Dina who now discloses another, unsolicited aspect of her experience with the medication (lines 15 16).