
Re-instating the deleted English translation of the Japanese sentence. It's being used in dictionary apps as examples. Incompleteness is not grounds for deletion.

I've fiddled it a bit. It's a prime example of 更々ない.

http://www.edrdg.org/cgi-bin/ww...CB%CC%E1%A4%B9
It has quite a variety of meanings. The EJs often say it's "リセットする".

I think it can in some contexts but in a sentence like that it's pretty opaque. I'll try a more appropriate version.
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