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1830 Jrnl. Assembly State N.Y. 279 Praying for a re-estimate of damages alleged to have been sustained by them.

1920 T. S. Woolsey Stud. French Forestry x. 287 In case the area which is being cleared is burned over, a re-estimate of the work may be made and the contract relet.

1952 S. Spender Shelley 44 Not so much a re-estimate, as a restoring of some sort of balance.

2001 Massage & Bodywork Dec. 143/1 Between 1998, when Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP) first gathered such data, and summer 2001 when a re-estimate was made, the number of practicing massage therapists grew from 137,390 to 166,698.

1821 Public Statute Laws Connecticut 131 Which court..may..appoint three other freeholders..to re-estimate such damages.

1907 A. J. Milroy & M. Robertson tr. A. Magnus-Levy in C. von Noorden et al. Metabolism & Pract. Med. I. iv. 274 Where we have to deal with an illness which..does affect metabolism..it must naturally be taken into account, and the figures modified, or, better still, re-estimated.

1964 K. G. Lockyer Introd. Crit. Path Anal. ix. 89 An alternative is to insert the actual (or re-estimated) times.

1994 Independent on Sunday 6 Nov. (Business section) 8/3–5 More important is that the Bank's number crunchers have re-estimated the past statistical relationship between inflation and the dreaded ‘output gap’.