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Recall
Recall
n.
The
right
or
procedure
by
which
a
public
official
,
commonly
a
legislative
or
executive
official
,
may
be
removed
from
office
,
before
the
end
of
his
term
of
office
, by a
vote
of
the
people
to be
taken
on
the
filing
of a
petition
signed
by a
required
number
or
percentage
of
qualified
voters
.
Recall
n.
Short
for
recall
of
judicial
decisions
,
the
right
or
procedure
by
which
the
decision
of a
court
may
be
directly
reversed
or
annulled
by
popular
vote
, as
was
advocated
, in
1912
, in
the
platform
of
the
Progressive
party
for
certain
cases
involving
the
police
power
of
the
state
.
Recall
v. t.
To
call
back
; to
summon
to
return
; as, to
recall
troops
; to
recall
an
ambassador
.
Recall
v. t.
To
revoke
; to
annul
by a
subsequent
act
; to
take
back
; to
withdraw
; as, to
recall
words
, or a
decree
.
Recall
v. t.
To
call
back
to
mind
; to
revive
in
memory
; to
recollect
; to
remember
; as, to
recall
bygone
days
.
Recall
n.
A
calling
back
; a
revocation
.
Recall
n.
A
call
on
the
trumpet
,
bugle
, or
drum
, by
which
soldiers
are
recalled
from
duty
,
labor
,
etc
.
Recallable
a.
Capable
of
being
recalled
.
Recallment
n.
Recall
.
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