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• pet: Thank you very much for your excellent service - You have helped us reunite several family pets now!

• family: On average, we reunite two families every single day.

• cast: In July 2002, another TV documentary reunited the cast.

• pair: One sees the pair reunited on the bench where they first " met " , tattered and beaten from the movie's events.

Infinitive complement

• discuss: At the end of the simulation phase the teams reunite to discuss and compare results.

Modifying Another Word

• happily: They want to give their relationship another go happily reunited at last!

• safely: Some political leaders have tried to renew this idea by saying that Germany can only be safely reunited in a tightly-knit western European framework.

• finally: Taken out of its dramatic context, this could simply be the ' innocent ' duet between two lovers who are finally reunited.

• eventually: They were eventually reunited with those who had been left at Snow Hill Island.

Preposition: for

• time: But will such a huge Box Office gross entice the cast and crew to reunite for a fourth time?

Preposition: with

• rest: Down in Shaiba, A Sqn are looking forward to being reunited with the rest of the Regiment.

• friend: Like being reunited with an old friend, you know how it is.

• director: Jo is delighted to be performing at the Derby Playhouse for the first time and to be reunited with the director Karl Wallace.

• family: After being reunited with the family it was hard to believe what had taken place in the last 2 months.

• member: Cuma came to the UK to be reunited with many members of his family who had sought refuge here.