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back in circulation

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*back in(to) circulation 
1. Fig. back enjoying one's social contacts; back continuing to make new friends and develop a social life. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) After her illness, Kristine looked forward to getting back into circulation. I want to get back in circulation and have some fun.
2. Fig. becoming available for dating again. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) Now that Fred and Amy are through, Amy is getting back into circulation. Now that you're divorced, are you going to get back into circulation?
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Environment - Each time a cell phone is put back in circulation by being resold as used or refurbished, that becomes one less phone that enters landfills.
But hopefully the doctors will be able to sort everything out so I can be back in circulation by the time we get some better weather
Most LHC construction work was subcontracted locally, putting the money right back in circulation.
 
 
 
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