And the guests have been reassimilated.

And the guests have been reassimilated.

I'm fearing the worst. The reassimilated undead.

Completely rehabilitated... ...reinvigorated, reassimilated, and finally gonna be relocated.

The sea floor was full of fractures and in most places the heavy, cold, dense sea water penetrated through these fractures, and sank down through the ocean lithosphere and was reassimilated back into the earth's interior.

The consolidation of peace in societies emerging from conflict depends entirely on the efforts and initiatives undertaken to address the immediate aftermath of conflict — a phase characterized by the complete withdrawal of the remnants of arms from communities, the reassimilation of internally displaced persons, refugees and ex-combatants into civil society and the provision of relief.

(a) The Secretary-General shall establish terms and conditions under which an education grant shall be available to a staff member residing and serving outside his or her recognized home country whose dependent child is in full-time attendance at a school, university or similar educational institution of a type that will, in the opinion of the Secretary-General, facilitate the childs reassimilation in the staff members recognized home country.

(a) The Secretary-General shall establish terms and conditions under which an education grant shall be available to a staff member residing and serving outside his or her recognized home country whose dependent child is in full-time attendance at a school, university or similar educational institution of a type that will, in the opinion of the Secretary-General, facilitate the child's reassimilation in the staff member's recognized home country.

(a) The Secretary-General shall establish terms and conditions under which an education grant shall be available to a staff member residing and serving outside his or her recognized home country whose dependent child is in full-time attendance at a school, university or similar educational institution of a type that will, in the opinion of the Secretary-General, facilitate the child's reassimilation in the staff member's recognized home country.

Regulation 3.2: (a) The Secretary-General shall establish terms and conditions under which an education grant shall be available to a staff member residing and serving outside his or her recognized home country whose dependent child is in full-time attendance at a school, university or similar educational institution of a type that will, in the opinion of the Secretary-General, facilitate the child's reassimilation in the staff member's recognized home country.