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The tape does not last and must be reapplied after a few hours.

Every few minutes, I reapplied my nose to the window.

Each time he reapplied the current, she once again turned her head to try to see the shadow figure.

She had reapplied a third time, and expected to be rejected yet again.

No other makeup will be reapplied during the course of the evening.

This stain should be reapplied every four to six years.

Price went through hours of make up, which often had to be reapplied as he kept laughing.

He reapplied on June 15, 2000, and was denied again.

When his tears were dry, he reapplied himself to the important business of the day.

They work by reapplying the same if not better treatment as the manufacturer.

What I found most telling is that each of these students could have gone home and reapplied for admission.

Then she reapplied and was accepted into the five-year program.

Kelly let it happen, waiting before he reapplied the air pressure.

I dropped out and reapplied for 2010 entry earlier this year.

Then he withdrew the application in 2001 and reapplied the next year.

Both said they had reapplied for the coming year.

But the sprays are expensive and must be reapplied several times a year.

To prepare for an evening out, she simply reapplies the eye shadow.

Sunscreen needs to be reapplied more frequently during these activities.

She had obviously taken a shower and reapplied her makeup.

She gets into the summer writing program after reapplying.

There were even times when he thought about reapplying for starship officer college.

Sunscreens typically need to be reapplied at least every two hours.

Last week, the group took the first step toward becoming a legal political organization by reapplying for registration with the Government.

He then reapplied the blood pressure cuff to Patty's left arm.