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That will give these children a real chance of being reintegrated in our society.

Americans want to see these countries reintegrated into European life.

They will probably now have to be reintegrated in the southern economy.

These countries now want above all to be reintegrated into the whole of Europe.

The college years, though, were now reintegrated into my present identity.

Back in London, the children are reintegrated into their families.

In recent years, attempts have been made to reintegrate the groups.

In 1989 it was decided that the Hospital should close and its patients reintegrated into the community where possible.

At the Socialist meeting old members were reintegrated into the party.

It is important that refugees should be reintegrated into their countries.

There must be a way to reintegrate the broken parts of you.

"We just want to try to reintegrate him back in with the team.

In 1974 he reintegrated the fossil into his private collection.

Getting back in touch with their religious community often helps young people reintegrate into society.

It is important that these children are given the proper treatment in order to reintegrate back into society.

He can also reintegrate the clones into him at any time.

It is affecting a whole generation of children who are very difficult to reintegrate into society.

And my group has not subsequently managed to have it reintegrated.

It's been harder for us to reintegrate ourselves into society than you might think.

And so in early December he tried for the first time to reintegrate himself back into the fabric of the force.

There is a campaign to have it reintegrated into Brittany.

Food waste can be reintegrated into the environment through composting.

Most prisons provide education and work to help reintegrate those they release back into society.

Attempts to reintegrate that movement failed in 1952, 1968, and 1993.

The whole person begins to reintegrate in that small room where the pistol is.