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Chances are, then, that one or the other would retransmit in the clear.

Otherwise, there must have been a problem, making it a good idea to retransmit the data.

On the way, go down to the code room and get Washington to retransmit this, to be sure.

Yes, I can retransmit: here it is, all over again.

"Do you wish to send anyway, or wait and retransmit later?"

What do you figure would happen if we did want to retransmit the file?"

The relay agent then retransmits the response on the local network.

It also retransmits programs acquired from a commercial station in Athens.

But when I direct my message to you, he retransmits my words.

When error-checking turned up problems, the solution was almost always to retransmit.

Under current law, cable companies automatically have the right to retransmit local broadcasters.

If they're constantly having to retransmit, the agents will just stop offering tickets.

There's no need for it to retransmit that packet.

They left the decision to also retransmit the digital signal up to the cable provider.

Under Chinese law, cable operators are not allowed to retransmit foreign satellite signals.

Later, the code grabber could retransmit the signal and open the locks.

Involved silence crackles with life; performers on stage hear it and retransmit its energy.

Then both nodes wait a random amount of time and retransmit the packets.

I am also instructed to retransmit the signal to Mission Control.

But he would still have to pay costly fees to the stations for the right to retransmit their fare.

Would you like me to retransmit on the squadron's command link?"

In either case, the receiver ignores the packet except to retransmit an acknowledgment.

Few cable companies retransmit the digital feeds offered by broadcast channels across the nation.

The sender thus retransmits only the first packet, bytes 0 to 999.

But they wait a calibrated time before they retransmit any packet.