rededication

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This morning, church members will begin what they call a rededication and reconsecration.

CNN Transcript Aug 3, 2008 2008
Next hour, church members will begin what they call a rededication and reconsecration.

CNN Transcript Aug 3, 2008 2008
Because our ancestors were motivated by the spirit of freedom-perhaps the Atlantic Charter could be called a rededication of their aims and objectives -- it appears in retrospect only natural that the kernel of our society would be individualistic.

Leviathan or Post-War Trends in Government and Business 1947
Corbin, who spoke during Saturday's ceremony, called the rededication of the jail an

The Herald-Mail Online 2008
Corbin, who spoke during Saturday's ceremony, called the rededication of the jail an

The Herald-Mail Online 2008
Corbin, who spoke during Saturday's ceremony, called the rededication of the jail an

The Herald-Mail Online 2008
Corbin, who spoke during Saturday's ceremony, called the rededication of the jail an

The Herald-Mail Online 2008
But Bush's "rededication" to Jesus, as he calls it, has a highly personal, even therapeutic thrust.

Finding God 2008
That night, Springsteen talked about seeing The Doors play in the historic hall, and later described how the E Street show in Convention Hall marked the "rededication" and "rebirth" of the band.

unknown title 2009
"rededication" service for him and 11 other black soldiers.

post-gazette.com - News 2010