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Readoption is a means of documenting the parent child relationship under US law.
Length constraints drove readoption of telegraphic style despite requiring more effort to write and read than standard language using inbuilt predictive text's assistance.
On 29 May, Harris was acquitted on the remaining charge; although time remained for his readoption, the Association stuck to its previous choice.
The most obvious change involves the readoption of oval headlamps, which replace the melted-butter shape of those on the 996 and the less expensive Boxster.
The readoption of the national symbols, which was finally achieved on August 7, 1990, marked one of the high points in the struggle for the restoration of independent Estonia.

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In 1770 Archdeacon John Warner oversaw the removal of seats from the chancels with communion tables set up and railed " as formerly ", a notably early readoption of the railed altar.
A US social security number and card, a passport, a US birth certificates and US readoption are additional documents that may be needed for a child who permanently resides in the United States.
Republicans for years have maintained the rules should be abandoned, while Democrats have supported it, and even included a plank in the party's platform last summer calling for the readoption of the broader fairness doctrine.
This is reflected in the fact that the only time it has been exercised since its readoption in 2011 is when Hispania turned up at the first race of the season in 2011 and 2012 with an untested car that was in no fit state to compete . & mdash; ( talk ) 16 : 56, 6 July 2014 ( UTC)
There is a telling symmetry in the fact that the scheduled readoption of Berlin as German capital _ the return to the Reichstag and the Brandenburg Gate _ is set to coincide with the adoption of the euro in 1999 . The reunification with Germany's past will thus be tied to the abandonment of the mark, the very emblem of German postwar strength.