Examples of using Rehashing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Rehashing that.
What's the point in rehashing all this?
Rehashing the Arrival isn't productive.
What is the benefit of rehashing it annually?
Rehashing old arguments and defending myself against something she said about me.
I mean, it's just… just rehashing shit, isn't it?
Instead of rehashing the past, I was hoping that you could help us with the future.
Then again, you seem to like rehashing old ideas.
You were rehashing old material.
Am I to blather away my waning years, rehashing old triumphs?
As if he's sick of rehashing the tragedy of his life's story.
Rehashing(or even copying) existing content that will bring little extra value to users.
There is no point in rehashing the mistakes of the past.
Rehashing my deepest darkest secrets will help save the collapse of time and space?
I got to tell you, though, Rehashing our session tonight was, uh… It was hard.
Rehashing the dissolution of my marriage, So if it's okay, I'm all out of relationship talk.
They were all talking amongst themselves, rehashing old stories I would heard a million times.
Each game features a rehashing of the old excuse plot with Pauline being whisked away by the giant ape during the opening credits.
The reviews have been very enthusiastic and for me it feels good to know that we aredoing something new and fresh, not just rehashing my past or following other people's trends.
As much as I love rehashing the past, a girl needs her beauty rest.
They shouldn't rehash dead people. It's so wrong.
The article simply rehashed what most people have known for a long time.
But you rehashed.
Tracy, let's not rehash the coroner's report, let's talk emotions.
Let us not rehash ancient history, right?
Let's not rehash the past… but rather, focus on the future.
Is that today's rehashed speech?
This rehash of the past is futile.
I'm here to train, not rehash the past.
This case rehashes claims already discredited in a civil case that settled more than a year and a half ago.