Has been reran vs Has been rerun

Some examples from the web:

• I reran the blood on the shirt Captain LaGuerta discovered in the trash.
• I reran the NCIC search and found several murders that fit our profile.
• That might explain what the system kicked up when I reran the prints.
• That might explain what the system kicked up when I reran the prints.
• Well, the doctors upstairs reran the CSF, and it didn't show any signs of infection.
• I reran all the blood evidence from Anne-Marie's case - the car, Vance's clothes, the knife.
• So what I did was subtract Fantasmo's DNA, I reran the whole profile, and I got a hit.
• - liver failure has been reported.
• This particular initiative has been overtaken.
• To date, ciprofloxacin has been the fluoroquinolone that has been used most extensively in adolescents.
• When folinic acid has been administered intrathecally following intrathecal overdose of methotrexate death has been reported.
• This common line has been confirmed by COREPER and has been communicated to the Russians.
• However, economic development has been positive, and the budget deficit has been substantially reduced.
• Unfortunately, the restrictive text of Amendment No 322 has been adopted in which therapeutic cloning has been ruled out.
• The problem with the Northern Dimension has been that funding has been scraped together from various EU programmes.
• In Beijing, a 10-point action programme on this has been adopted and has been signed by all countries.
• Protection for investors has been improved and transparency has been increased.
• A great deal of progress has been made, but unfortunately engine efficiency has been sadly neglected.
• ECG has been running their guide since 1998 and has been twice fined over EUR 575000.
• I think that the Council has been bold and has been quick to take some important measures.

Some examples from the web:

• I actually learned English watching reruns of Solid Gold.
• Rerun all Bourne's Treadstone material.
• ...during a rerun of Protocop.
• My whole staff has been blorching for three days, so if there's any way that we could show a rerun -
• Most men like you die of liver disease, watching "Barney Miller" reruns.
• I swear. I still watch it in reruns.
• Get ready for boxed white zin and an endless loop of Everybody Loves Raymond reruns.
• Nothing but reruns on this channel.
• I just woke up in a Lucy rerun.
• We rerun the data with a different set of search criteria.
• We could rerun that play a lot better now.
• We must not rerun a protectionist policy in deference to narrow sectoral interests.
• I still got the reruns playing in my mind.
• Sounds like a rerun of North Africa.
• We shared a Lean Cuisine while watching Ice Trucker reruns.
• The other day, caught a rerun of that show Becker.
• Because this feels like a rerun to me.
• Everybody Loves Raymond is doing huge numbers in reruns.
• The kids in my neighborhood used to call me Rerun.
• Ange, rerun the program substituting Caucasian values.