rededicated in A Sentence

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    Exactly fifty years later, standing shoeless, George W. Bush Rededicated the center last week.

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    She Rededicated herself to treatment and was referred to the campus drug rehabilitation counselor.

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    None of the old commentators say he“Rededicated” his life and was saved all along!

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    University of Mumbai has a glorious history and must rededicate itself to the building of India's future.

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    Then the abomination of desolation will be toppled, and the Temple of God will be Rededicated to the worship of HaShem.

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    As with the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem, God superintends the work of renovating and rededicating our lives to His service.

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    History will remember our efforts, so we must constantly rededicate ourselves with courage and see the present circumstances as an opportunity to fulfil our potential.

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    This latter expression may have been fulfilled during the Maccabean period when the Jews under the family of the Maccabees expelled their enemies from the Promised Land and Rededicated the temple, which had been defiled.

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    While rejoicing over the achievements and successes on your Annual Day, it is also an opportune time for all of you to introspect and rededicate yourselves to your organization's core values, its Vision and Mission statements and take a pledge to contribute your best in carrying forward the organization's rich legacy.

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