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As a result, they said, restocking should continue to play a role for at least several months.

"We'll have to restock before we take our next run!"

Restocking it every year would have cost more than the laboratory itself.

She went back to the same store and found more to choose from because they had restocked.

It must be done just after the players restock their hands, when no cards are in play.

Which was a good thing, for at that season of the year it would be impossible to restock.

"The guy only gets up here once a week to restock them.

Nope, restocking would have to wait for a few days.

"We are on the edge now of the river's ability to restock itself," he said.

In addition, certain items have a 15 percent restocking fee.

She is no longer responsible for restocking shelves or making price changes.

And I can keep them restocked from any kind of gunpowder.

All my losses were covered, and I'd be able to restock.

"They just let that ship inside the net to be restocked."

If the nation's companies restocked their shelves because of sales, it's good.

Some estimates suggest that it could take up to five years to restock the river.

"This failure to restock in turn helps to keep prices down."

I'll be out all next week and can hopefully restock my freezer!

Some form of soil cultivation may take place and the ground is then restocked.

Later, after the marriage, he could restock the depleted range.

I'll be sure to keep your taste in mind when we restock."

It would be some time before anyone could restock.

Efforts to restock the fishery have not generally been successful.

We quickly restocked at base camp for our main 6 day hike.

We want to create customers who restock their households once, or at most twice, a week.