re-elected
re-elected by KWY789 January 17, 2023
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re-re-elected
In the presidential elections in Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was elected in 2002, re-elected in 2006 and tri-elected (re-re-elected) in 2022.
re-re-elected by KWY789 January 17, 2023
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re-elected • re-re-elected • re-re-re-elected • Reglected • Reclected • reflected glory • race-reflected • shots reflected • Re'my • re
re-re-re-elected
In the presidential elections of the United States of America, Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected in 1932, re-elected in 1936, tri-elected (re-re-elected) in 1940 and quadri-elected (re-re-re-elected) in 1944.
re-re-re-elected by KWY789 January 17, 2023
race-reflected
When I told my dad that I liked dark chocolate best, it sounded like something related to race but it was only race-reflected.
race-reflected by Brory February 10, 2017
reflected glory
the short period of popularity a talentless person gets after being around a group of people that did something worthy of fame.
after i poured the drinks for the team that that won the championship, people talked to me for 3 days, then forgot about me
reflected glory by allsaints June 27, 2003
Reglected
Reglected by PItheDeuce July 5, 2011
Reglected
Reglected by JohnTHEdoctor July 4, 2011
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