Usa "re" in una frase

1. Therefore, it is important to reproduce vitamin C by eating foods that re rich in vitamin C

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2. A re you beginning to understand why that is what I would do if I was

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3. And an octave from MI down a little to RE, a quarter to an eighth

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4. ” a quick division yielded, “192, so I assign RE the vibration 192

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5. “Now, what do you notice about the octave's internal construction at RE, MI, SOL, to DO?”

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6. The octave that comes into existence between RE and MI will be half the length of the octave that comes into existence between MI and SOL, which will be half that of the octave between SOL and DO

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7. To the right of the RE 192, the young man wrote in Do 192, and then made a similar addition at MI 384

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8. He gauged fairly accurately and now had: Re 216, Mi 240, Fa 256, Sol 288, La 320, and Ti 360

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9. It took the young man calculating the first note of the Scale 1 octave's Do 384 to the Re above it, as an eighth of the way between 384 and 768 with an overall length of 384---an eighth of which was 48 added to the bottom Do 384 to yield Re 432 that he looked down at the octave below and saw 216 as the lower octave's Re

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10. I re fitted the rear covers and tried to move the side slid, it would not move even though I pressed it in several directions

11. with beautiful planets, all re born into the

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12. the closest super body pod, and then re

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13. and the world re evaluated its position in

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14. Their manners are more re publican; and their governments, those of three of the provinces of New England in particular, have hitherto been more republican too

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15. re affirmed the policy of the zero tolerance

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16. Superb liberal Massachusetts Senator re health, labor and other issues, when he wasn"t in a drunken state chasing waitresses under the restaurant tables

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17. So, an American teacher is reliably reported as losing her job (re: fired) because she told her students, wonder of wonders, that radical Arabs had committed the attacks of 9/11

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18. Waivers Re Obamacare, n

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19. Bush was defeated for re election

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20. When Lincoln ran for re election in 1864, he chose Johnson to replace Vice President Hannibal Hamlin, a Republican abolitionist from Maine

21. Some of these same congressmen were re elected for up over 30 years, until 1900

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22. Duvalier later re arrested many of the same people as soon as Carter left office and Reagan became president

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23. Had the rescue mission in Iran succeeded, Carter likely would have been re elected

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24. Ironically, Bush lost re election in 1992, in part because many considered the Gulf War a failure because Hussein was not overthrown

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25. While it was begun early in his presidency, it did not receive much attention until well after his re election

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26. If Adams had been re elected, he would never recognize the illegal Treaty of New Echota that forcibly removed the Cherokee

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27. The biggest difficulty is imagining Adams re elected

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28. The most likely scenario that makes Adams' re election possible is if Jackson never ran at all

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29. If Jackson had been killed in battle, not only would Adams be far more likely to be re elected, his first term would be far more successful without Jackson's supporters trying to vengefully sabotage it

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30. The Re Actors and

31. If Wade is not re elected, Grant is still the most likely next president

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32. The last US troops likely are out by the end of 1971 for Kennedy to have a chance of re election in 1972

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33. Up until late, Lincoln himself believed he was likely to lose, and only a series of battle victories helped him get re elected

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34. he re enters the dining room

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35. Then there was the short-lived prominence of the Egyptian god Aten a latter-day echo of the much earlier sun god Re whose ultimate fate was to merge into the god Amun-Re

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36. its moving, but u re moving not

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37. Some of their survivors made it to the other tribe, who call themselves the Re Che

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38. When we sent spies into their land to check them out a few years later, they reported back that the Re Che were all mounted warriors armed with our compound bows and had cannon and knew how to use them

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39. “When do you think he will move against the Re Che?”

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40. “If you wait two more years, you can get into a real campaign in the Clouds against the Re Che

41. Theodore then explained to him about the Re Che and he became intrigued, although he wondered if they would simply make peace with Henry and join the Khanate

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42. intentions are not always acceptable, as in this case, and when Neremiah re

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43. “The Re Che have been invited to join the Khanate in peace by an official delegation

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44. The Re Che were organized into tumen like we were and were camped about two days’ ride south in three large camps in a line from east to west

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45. I ascertained that the eastern extreme of the Re Che lands were only sparingly patrolled, because it was not thought that we could get through the mountains

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46. I called back Silpitocle and asked him about the Re Che

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47. While he admired the Re Che for their ability to rise to the challenge presented by the Mongols, unlike his people, who did not adapt and paid a very heavy price, he knew that what little future his people had was tied now to the Mongols and he would not betray their interests for anything

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48. She asked me to spare as many of the Re Che as I could and assured me she would watch out for me

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49. In all likelihood the Re Che would attack at first light, perhaps under cover of the inevitable fog

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50. The Re Che were fleeing before you, but since you did not pursue vigorously, they had a chance to regroup and greatly outnumbered us when they reached us

51. The fog never got very thick, and as the morning lightened, the Re Che began to fall back on the right

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52. I reasoned after such a loss, the Re Che would withdraw somewhere and spend some time trying to regroup

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53. Of course, we also had the captured Re Che fields to harvest

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54. By late winter there were thousands of captured Re Che working on construction projects

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55. I could see immediately that he was no Re Che

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56. I sent a letter to Watomika telling him about his son’s safe return from the Re Che and included a note from Sacook

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57. They were not Re Che

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58. Our guide told us that there was a small Re Che settlement about a day’s ride down the valley

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59. When we reached the Genakin villages in the long valley, one man told us he thought the Re Che river at the end of the pass we had just traversed was called something like

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60. Silpitocle told me that the Re Che called it “pehuen” and harvested the cones for the nuts

61. We passed a few more abandoned Re Che “villages” with three to five of the rukas spread out along a river or stream along the way

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62. I showed him my crude map of the route I had taken and asked if he knew of any Re Che river called something like “Tolto

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63. I studied their maps for a while, but decided I would need to know exactly where the Re Che lands end, and for that would need to talk to Sacook

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64. I drew from memory the spot I planned to land the troops and asked if it was well below the Re Che lands

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65. Of course, he reminded me that the Chono tended to be on the coast all along the Re Che lands since they exploited the sea and the latter did not, but the Re Che did not extend much beyond Chiloe Island, because, frankly, the mainland south of there wasn’t much suited to their lifestyle

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66. He expressed surprise and wondered if we didn’t need them to finish off the Re Che

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67. I told him that we could finish off the Re Che with half our current numbers

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68. They told us that the Re Che from Chiloe Island would raid their villages and steal and enslave women and children

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69. They did not tell me that they would raid the Kawesqar for slaves, which they sold to the Re Che

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70. We assured them that the Re Che would not bother them for long

71. He had an arrow in him, but the fatal wound was from a sword at close range, so one of the Re Che must have thought he led them into a trap intentionally

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72. I sent Silpitocle out again to see if any more Re Che were heading our way, and we continued work on the road

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73. He reported that there was a small Re Che village at the eastern end of the lake inhabited mostly by women and children and some old men

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74. Before long the Chono returned and eventually were leading us to the neighboring Re Che villages

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75. It occurred to me that the Re Che might also try a “naval” sortie

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76. End of the Re Che Campaign and Return to Tamalameque 115–6 K

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77. Some of the Re Che did stand and fight bravely, if futilely

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78. I sent him out to look for Re Che again

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79. Meanwhile the tumen returned with a few hundred more Re Che women and children from the nearby villages and I sent them on to the port for transport north

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80. I kept the Re Che in the woods engaged by firing an occasional rocket into their position and picking off anyone who showed himself

81. Meanwhile the Re Che prisoners were marched south to the new port to be transported to the north

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82. I received word that the two fuchuan I had requested were now on patrol and had already intercepted some Re Che boats and shelled and destroyed concentrations of their boats on Chiloe’s eastern shore, where most of the villages happened to be

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83. It seemed the Re Che had made a brazen attack on one of the fuchuan at night, but the watch detected them, and they were driven off

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84. He reported that even though this was the best place for the Re Che to stop us, they were instead massing behind a river some distance to the east

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85. There were no Re Che there, but it was quite a distance

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86. Next they investigated a re mortgage whilst adding to it the

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87. On the other hand, Talcahuenu proved to be a force for reconciliation between the Re Che and us

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88. Instead I sent it on to Ah Uk whom we appointed governor of the Re Che lands

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89. Watomika’s first letter thanked me for passing on the news about Sacook and securing his release from the Re Che, the second thanked me for telling him Sacook was still well

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90. I wrote him a note explaining that both his letters had caught up with me in Tamalameque and that I deserved no credit for extricating Sacook from the Re Che, since my part in that was only coincidental

91. I went on to tell him that Sacook was mapping the interior of the Re Che lands and was truly a credit to him

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92. God promises to provide for us, as prayerful consideration of what we re

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93. I told him about the Re Che campaign and he listened with rapt attention

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94. One strategy to repair a damaged spinal cord involves stimulation of axon re growth in order to re-establish the broken connection

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95. Woey—widow Cimnashote marries when he returns to Itsati after the Re Che Campaign

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96. ruka—(Mapuche)—type of house in which the Re Che lived

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97. Chono—the Chilean tribe just south of the Re Che

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98. Their language and culture were nothing like that of the Re Che

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99. Re Che—the tribe that lived in middle Chile

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100. re, according to size, of water must be poured over the charlotte