redefeat

(ˌriːdɪˈfiːt)

vb (tr)

to defeat again

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Finally, there is the matter of winning a division rifle and then being forced, in a short series where anything can happen, to redefeat the team that was bested over the course of a 162-game regular season.

Poisoned pennant races: it may be the Summer Game, but baseball's siren song most often is sung come September as the fight for the flag nears its apex--too bad the wild card makes for such a hollow tune

itself, which is about as blue as the country gets--'ReDefeat Bush' signs everywhere.

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The new messages sum it up with a single picture and as few words as possible: "Flush the Johns" or "Redefeat Bush."