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Resched means (informal) Clipping of reschedule..
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/ɹiːˈʃɛd/ · verb
(informal) Clipping of reschedule..
Two set times to come out for estimates and then never showed. Called them back and they rescheded and didn't show again.
The patches are as follows: […] 40. Avoid just-online CPU needlessly rescheding itself.
Also, who knows what happens to that original August date? They probably heard I'd be on vacation then and decided to resched.
If Dr. Enys had Snapchatted Pug Lady last week to say, “Sorry, something came up, have to resched, here is a pic of me wearing a halo,” the mood around these parts would be very different.
These days, I'd be more likely to feign a weekend stomach bug and reschedule drinks until I was feeling less mad. "Sorry to resched!" I might say.
Due to the increasing cases of Covid-19, the family is RESCHEDING Denny Hannem Celebrating of Life, to June 4, 2022.
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Resched means (informal) Clipping of reschedule..
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Two set times to come out for estimates and then never showed. Called them back and they rescheded and didn't show again.
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