reuse

We’re allowing the reuse of lots of different vulnerabilities that we previously knew about.

Google has threatened to close its search engine in Australia — as it dials up its lobbying against draft legislation that is intended to force it to pay news publishers for reuse of their content.

In the EU, the tech giant is subject to an already reformed copyright directive that extended a neighbouring right for news content to cover reuse of snippets of text.

What you measure in the blood is the difference between lactate production and lactate reuse.

Whatever the consumer motive, increasing the reuse of clothing is a big step toward a new normal in the fashion industry, though its potential to address sustainability woes remains to be seen.

Did the producers just reuse the Von Trapp children from last year and hope that no one would notice?

I remember how we had to reuse the wrinkled brown paper lunch bags with our names on them week after week.

But this is the equivalent of sending out a memo urging employees to reuse paper clips.

You can reuse the syrup to sweeten tea or make another batch of apple chips.

As sawdust of such fineness is expensive, it is desirable to purify it in order to reuse it.

Notice — For any reuse or distribution, you must make clear to others the license terms of this work.

Astronauts will not be able to take large supplies of food on their voyages and probably will have to reuse what they do take.

Ways to conserve and reuse water, together with economical desalting of sea water, will be essential in the decades ahead.

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