reboot
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- noun
- /ˈriːbuːt/
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reinicio
- The reboot of the popular television series introduced new characters while retaining the original's charm.
- Roseanne reboot
- reboot of the franchise
- TV reboot
So let's give this a reboot and do it again.
- So let's give this a reboot and do it again.
- So, yeah, it's a great place, but it needs a, a reboot.
- Columbo Murder She Wrote was the the lawyer show and they've done reboots of some of these too.
- So I, I saw this and I was like, does this show need reboot?
- I I live my life largely by the philosophy of crushing the day and using the night as my reboot button.
- Thank you so much for supporting my reboot launch.
- The reboot, not the reboot and Kenny Ortega's Netflix series Julian The Phantoms.
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- It's time for a reboot.
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The Spectacular Spider-Man cartoon is 100 times better as a reboot than this movie.
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Thank you so much for supporting my reboot launch.
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So I will ask you more about Steve, but before we get there I want to talk about your reboot post.
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So let's give this a reboot and do it again.
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This is the whole reboot unlocked collection.
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This morning, sources close to the White House say President Trump is furious that his much hyped campaign reboot went bust.
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I require a reboot.
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Time for a reboot.
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So I know leading up to to this launch there's you know, a lot of people having having doubts about this this whole reboot for for DC.
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Etymology
Reboot is the name for the act of starting something again and comes from re- 'again' + boot 'to start up'. So a quick reboot of your computer is simply starting it again to clear small problems.