Similar words: pressure group, foreground, group, in-group, peer group, ethnic group, control group, middle ground. Meaning: [‚rɪː'gruːp] 
v. 1. organize anew, as after a setback 2. reorganize into new groups.
v. 1. organize anew, as after a setback 2. reorganize into new groups. 
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31. Soap! Regroup the team and follow captain price and Kamrov storm the building tower, go!
32. So for me personally, that's very important sometimes to just stop and do a little regroup so that I'm not communicating to everyone again some of that fuzzy message.
33. You realize your need to regroup and recharge your emotional energy this year.
34. We'll regroup there and see what can be done about that rocket.
35. Our armies have retired to regroup for a fresh attack.
36. So inside the assembly, the regroup step is used to eliminate these duplications and to create a desired nested list structure.
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37. A kind of space transmission device of the self regroup robot basic module is used in the field of engine and electric set technique.
38. I also liked the feature to group, ungroup and regroup the objects.
39. The Invid have repulsed our main attack. Recommend we fall back and regroup.
40. This regrouping will certainly result in redisposition of production so as to attain optimization of regrouping. And to regroup assets, the most effective way is through stock market.
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