re-begin

re-begin

vb (tr)
to begin (something) again
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Nearly two thousand years ago, it was the same reason that brought about the Jewish settlement in Kerala which thrived until the state of Israel beckoned them to re-begin their life in the 'Promised Land'.
That will allow some of the hatred and bitterness there at the moment to air - and allow the space for a process to re-begin."
PRIME Minister Tony Blair today arrived in Jerusalem on the latest leg of his Middle East diplomatic mission - urging nations in the region to "re-begin" the peace process.
The angels have fallen, the leaves have fallen: but the leaves are happy in their "power to die," to fall on flowing water and re-begin the circuit of matter.