Definition of reconfirm
: to confirm again;
also
: to establish more strongly
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Still, its coverage of the summit meeting reconfirmed North Korea’s dramatic shift from raising tensions through weapons tests to creating a reconciliatory mood through high-profile meetings that would have been unthinkable just several months ago.
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The two sides also reconfirmed the reunification goals set in 2000 and agreed to adjust the domestic legal and institutional framework to gear their relations toward reunification.
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But another blow to California’s state government may be coming this week, with the city of Los Alamitos in Orange Country voting Monday to reconfirm its commitment to opt out of the state law.
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Robert Hooke, an English scientist, reconfirmed these findings and improved upon van Leeuwenhoek’s microscope.
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This allows you to reconfirm the condition of the house prior to closing.
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The dinner reconfirmed how commendably Baldwin’s Station preserves a part of Sykesville history, while providing a worthy destination for locals and visitors alike.
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Barely a week later, the California Air Resources Board thumbed its nose at the feds by reconfirming its commitment to the Obama-era regulations.
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Baker was sworn-in as health commissioner in August 2004 and reconfirmed for another term in 2008.
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