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After lunch we retuned to the house to talk about Bosnia.

The harmonics had to be retuned, and that took nearly an hour.

I was able to trace their movements by retuning the sensors.

They carefully retuned one of their receivers to that frequency.

In 1867 he had the organ retuned to equal temperament.

After the tower was strengthened the bells were retuned in 1983.

In 1994, the engine lineup was retuned to increase output.

My father always worked away from home, living in lodgings and retuning only at weekends.

So, too, in basic construction and suspension, though the latter was retuned for track work.

The changes lead to several hundred complaints from people who had lost channels as a result of retuning their equipment.

In its present construction the tones cannot be retuned.

As for the sensors, I've already got my people working on retuning them to offset the radiation's effects.

The suspension was retuned for the added weight, allowing the larger car to still handle well.

"There's more involved here than just retuning," Silence said.

Also new for 2013 is a larger front anti-roll bar and retuned springs.

His radio scripts received more rejections, so he began retuning them for television.

It hasn't even been retuned or broken, that would leave a telltale.

Retuning the sound of a record, tape or compact disk to suit your taste is easy.

Then, playing on an open string as she retuned it, she walked across to take her place in the group.

He'll bang away; club owners spend lots of money retuning their instruments after he has been through.

"But my people retuned the station's sensor arrays looking for something like this even before you arrived."

And recipes learned on a coal stove or open fire have to be retuned for a hot plate.

When his face retuned, its expression was black.

After retuning to the top of her crack.

At the same time, the rebellious prisoners are subdued and retuned to their cells.