| And that's why she could muster enough courage to suggest to Ekta that she respell the title of her next film. |
| A child is learning to spell, but no special pains are taken to make him respell, and respell, until spelled aright, every misspelled word. |
| Previous spelling reform proposals for English have had a disastrously unsuccessful history, but I only want to respell one word, and only by a capitalization. |
| From the early 1960s on, Mr. Rondthaler was known publicly for his energetic campaign to respell English, a cause that over the centuries has been the quixotic mission of an impassioned few. |
| Next, the student was told that the word was spelled incorrectly and asked to try and respell it. |
| There are no significant differences between groups with respell to the above baseline characteristics. |
