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Under county law, they can be retested at any time.

The state will try to find and retest the women.

Begin small so she could test and retest her idea.

If they are, you should be retested at least once every three years.

After about a month of taking she retested me and there was a big difference.

All adults over age 20 should be retested every five years.

So a million kids remain out of classes while the schools are retested.

At that point they are retested and sent to guide dog training.

Each exercise was done for three to five minutes; then the researchers retested the patients.

I shook my head and went back to retest the seats.

The 12 athletes with raised levels will be retested tomorrow.

Finally, participants are retested on their memory of the original event.

Studies are beginning that will determine how often this happens and to see whether many people need to be retested.

At the end of a year, the four groups were retested for cognitive function.

Or, worst of all, had they become suspicious and wanted to retest him?

When the youngest students were retested a year later, the effect had disappeared.

Having students retest in English and math until a 75 was earned.

The member must retest each year to continue receiving the payment.

The blood samples were sent to Sweden, to be retested.

The fluid was used to retest the filters, she said.

When retested, people may remember their original answer, which could affect answers on the second administration.

Studies have found that between 39% and 76% of those tested fall into different types upon retesting some weeks or years later.

He said 40 percent of the cabs had failed when retested.

Patients who have an indeterminate test should be retested immediately.

It was retested and found to be operational with a recognition success rate of over 96%.