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The code must be reprocessed every time it is run.

Over time, however, it became clear that the fuel would not be reprocessed.

This is not a question of,' Here today, reprocessed tonight and gone tomorrow'.

The materials from which the items are made can be reprocessed into new products.

"But I've been reprocessed once and that was more than enough.

They can't understand what's wrong because the stuff has really been reprocessed.

Of this waste, nearly half can be reprocessed or recycled.

Sometimes the texts have to be reprocessed by the user.

This was the first time Americans had reprocessed the atmosphere of any spacecraft.

Nor would it affect spent nuclear fuel, which is reprocessed.

If you have to pay to reprocess the plutonium from spent fuel, though, it does not.

This means that the original data must be separately reprocessed for the cost accounts.

So some of the Threes reprocess the stuff and let it go at a price.

If the spent fuel cannot be reprocessed, alternative dry storage is needed.

You see, there are so few places for it to be reprocessed, and transport is quite a procedure.

That is quite essential if those and similar food flows are to be properly reprocessed.

"The air in here is completely reprocessed every seventy seconds.

This means the raw data cannot be re-analysed or reprocessed.

Steel is 100 percent recyclable, and can be reprocessed almost indefinitely.

No, the spoilt wine may be either destroyed or reprocessed.

Ensure that used equipment has been cleaned and reprocessed appropriately.

Only when reprocessed and fully understood do the memories leap into focus.

I only lost about a yard of thread that couldn't be reprocessed.

The men can also lose a shelter bed if they are away overnight, forcing them to be reprocessed.

All three of those countries have also reprocessed some fuel from breeder reactors.