Word: rehash
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Perhaps that explains why M.M.M.A. responded so aggressively to the charges. General counsel Schultz, a company vice president, denied the commission's allegations, calling them a rehash of the "old charges" contained in Benassi's civil suit...
...obsolete because of the competitive race to publish exciting stories as soon as possible. Press releases have increasingly become unquestioned sources for news articles. Public relations representatives, knowing that the releases often are not scanned before being published, modify data to serve their purposes. They have the opportunity to rehash actual data to appeal to readers and gain attention...
Teaching fellows who attend lectures will have a better sense of how the section can complement, rather than rehash, the lectures. In addition, they will be better able to explain any ideas that were unclear in lecture. How can a TF clarify an incomprehensible lecture if he wasn't even at the lecture...
...half years after the headlines, the public is just starting to forget that child-custody battle between Mia Farrow and Woody Allen. But the Fox network will dredge it all up again next week in Love and Betrayal: The Mia Farrow Story, a two-part, four-hour rehash of Farrow's career and marriages and, of course, her nasty dustup with Allen. PATSY KENSIT (Lethal Weapon 2), as Mia, and DENNIS BOUTSIKARIS (Boys on the Side), as Woody, at least look the parts. Boutsikaris says he was "panicked" at the prospect of portraying a living person but finally decided...
When feminists exaggerate the prevalence of date rape and sexual harassment on campus, they rehash outdated conceptions of women as passive victims, Katie A. Roiphe '90 told a packed audience of 500 at the Institute of Politics last night...