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Definition of “re-route”

re-route

15 June 2004 NEW powers to ban or re-route religious marches are being considered by the Executive, it emerged last night.

Sun, News of the World (2004)

And fourth, re-route the foreign exchange taken out through imports back into the country, passing it off as export earnings.

Business Today (1996)

And senior officers were forced to re-route the Lord Mayor's parade away from the fracas.

Sun, News of the World (1999)

Diplomatic sources said senior US officials being dispatched to the region wanted to win a firm Israeli commitment to re-route the barrier.

New Zealand Herald (2004)

You have to re-route the club on a more inward path on the downswing, thus creating more of a draw shot.

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