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rebase
[rēbās′]
Etymology: L, re, again, basis, base
a process of refitting a denture by replacing or adding to its base material without changing the occlusal relationships of the teeth.

rebase,
v a process of refitting a denture by replacing the denture base material without changing the occlusal relations of the teeth.


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He added: "Given an uncertain economic outlook and in order to provide a stronger foundation for moving forward, the board has taken the decision to rebase the group's dividend payment.
He added: "Given an uncertain economic outlook and in order to provide a stronger foundation for moving forward, the board has taken the decision to rebase the group's dividend payment.
It has also carried carried out a year-long financial review and decided that it should rebase its payments to shareholders which will result in a 35% rise in dividend payment for the year to 13p a share.
 
 
 
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