"It's not weak to revisit history, it's strong to revisit history," Councilman P. G. Sittenfeld told The Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Revisit his first single after leaving here, and revisit our interview with him about the decision to become a solo artist here.
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Revisit our hand-picked playlist of the most essential tracks from Fool's Gold's catalogue here, and revisit the off-kilter, hyperactive house of Madeaux's single "Kill For Me" here.
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I want to go back and revisit those themes, revisit that scale, and see not what might make a fish painting different from what it was 30 years ago.
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"It seems like a lot of people are really struck by the fact that Thor got to revisit his mom, and Tony got to revisit his dad," he said.
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Stuart Vevers, let's maybe revisit — and reissue — that, please?
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The official said the police would now revisit that case.
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Admittedly, I had to look up and revisit this song.
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But before Democrats move on, they're going to revisit 2016.
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It'll also revisit the cap for all vehicles in 2025.
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Very torn, because I did not want to revisit it.
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Now, we just need the company to revisit Dino Crisis.
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This was a vibe they would revisit throughout subsequent albums.
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For Potterphiliacs eager to revisit that world, that's enticement enough.
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Let's revisit what he said during the briefing last Thursday.
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Which would you revisit and which would you rather forget?
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I'll revisit this idea when I return from medical leave.
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CNN will revisit the contract once Brazile concludes her role.
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I don't even want to revisit it half the time.
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What books did we read growing up that we revisit?
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Get ready to revisit that time Hillary murdered Vince Foster!
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It's not surprising that Trump didn't want to revisit that.
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And bark twice at least if they'll revisit a dog.
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Nancy Pelosi has said, we're not going to revisit healthcare.
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Is now the time to revisit bonds in your portfolio?
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First up: Revisit the broader question of lease vs. buy.
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Revisit our first introduction to the future Ultimate Villain, below.
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I'll revisit old themes, but a broader version of them.
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Was it difficult to revisit certain sections of the narrative?
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Kim and Khloé revisit the surrogacy issue in the car.
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It has also encouraged Congress to revisit its prior decision.
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But it is instructive to revisit it in full context.
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But either way, Apple might want to revisit that strategy.
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Wyden said he would revisit the issue of offshore deals.
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And yet, neither man seemed keen to revisit old grievances.
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A chance to revisit every goal, every challenge, every dream.
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"We'll revisit that question in a few months," he said.
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But why revisit this concept now, when it failed before?
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Why did you want to revisit it for a series?
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Revisit antitrust reform and tort reform while they're at it.
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He pledged to revisit it if he were elected mayor.
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Which beckons us to revisit the title of the series.
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We needed to revisit our past to salvage the present.
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Exactly, we don't want to revisit "fire and fury," right?
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Revisit James K's contribution to Maggie Lee's Mommy soundtrack here.
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It's a lesson the network could do well to revisit.
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"It felt sad but good to revisit this," he said.
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The government didn't mention when it would revisit the ban.
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"If they can't, I will revisit this issue!" he said.
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Do not revisit failed policies, like the war on drugs.
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Boeing, meanwhile, has to revisit 1 million lines of code.
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Jared Leto said he doesn't really revisit his old films.
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The Astros scandal makes me revisit my entire baseball life.
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Set it in motion and revisit it once a year.
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It's interesting to revisit these moments from a different perspective.
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The North Face decided to revisit the style in 2017.
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They honor it but they don't want to revisit it.
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Revisit the first list you made in the warm up.
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My editors and I decided I should revisit the company.
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And to revisit the hearing, check out our live blog.
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"Ask to revisit the situation in three months," said Garfinkle.
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It only seems fitting to revisit one of her classics.
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"We're going to revisit the decision again tomorrow," Mnuchin said.
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That's a memory we revisit and recreate when on placebo.
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And Canova believes the central bank should revisit Eccles's unorthodox strategies
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I was prompted to revisit the Scopes trial—which, like many
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Let's just revisit that tweet one more time:Don't worry, brave reader.
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But if they don't, they may want to revisit why not.
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Rothera said the company would revisit its funding needs next year.
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It's hard to revisit something you *used* to be good at.
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He has called for America to "revisit" its one-China policy.
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Jamie's death gave me plenty of reasons not to revisit Paris.
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The Institute will revisit collaborations with these entities as circumstances dictate.
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If SurveyMonkey pulls back to those levels, we can revisit it.
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I just know I'll continue to revisit this film for years.
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The youthful energy makes me happy every time I revisit them.
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But before Joe can move forward, he must revisit his past.
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Let's kill the Beetle, and let's joyfully revisit it in 2028.
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Today we revisit an interview with comedian and actor Hannibal Buress.
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To make the most of your savings, revisit the 529 plan.
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But then afterward, you don't really want to revisit it again.
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Even from the outside, though, it's a strange record to revisit.
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For more on the Paris Attacks, revisit our past coverage here.
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Revisit THUMP UK's recent profile of Dedekindcut as Lee Bannon here.
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Anti-abortion groups hope the Supreme Court will revisit Roe v.
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If profitability deteriorated, "we would revisit our remaining presence", he added.
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What was it like to revisit those songs 25 years later?
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It should certainly revisit this issue as more evidence comes in.
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Abruptly end conversation and go revisit my real friends, the chips.
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Or even if you have watched, now's the time to revisit.
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Traveler advocacy groups are pressing the F.T.C. to revisit the issue.
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After the election, however, authorities will most likely revisit that decision.
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Additionally, take the time to revisit your followers and following list.
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She did so without prejudice, meaning she could revisit the issue.
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How often do you go back and revisit your early stuff?
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We'll revisit the proper spelling of Abu Ghraib in future meetings.
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We are also going to revisit Tyrion and Varys in Meereen.
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Which reminded us to revisit just how beautiful this country is.
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And he wanted to revisit the status of his beloved archaea.
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I want to fine-tune my thoughts before I revisit this.
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Just don't revisit that episode where all jockeys are leprechauns. Please.
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After that, revisit the 10 best Rihanna remixes you've never heard.
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This week, Callie Beusman and Diana Tourjee revisit "The Covenant" (2006).
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I plan to revisit it and not entirely for ghoulish reasons.
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The government will need to revisit the debt limit in December.
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Lawmakers need to revisit this legislation and pass a reform bill.
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He insisted he would not revisit either issue if he won.
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S. conflict not escalate further, bond yields could revisit those highs.
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If we don't want to invest, we must revisit these ambitions.
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Worth a revisit if you passed it up the first time.
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If we don't want to invest, we must revisit these ambitions.
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If you claimed allowances for your kids, revisit your W-4.
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"We do not want to revisit that nuclear deal," he said.
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Revisit it any time you're having trouble catching some zzzzs. 6.
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"It is time for Congress to revisit the RFS," he said.
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It later said it would revisit its policies on the matter.
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He also expressed confidence Congress would revisit ObamaCare repeal next spring.
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Nobody is expecting IBM to revisit the heyday of the 1980s.
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The Legislature promised to revisit the issue, but inertia set in.
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The deadline could force Congress to revisit both issues in December.
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Others suggest Netflix should revisit its stance on longer theatrical windows.
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Or maybe you want to revisit the best TV of 2017?
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What compelled you to revisit this subject matter 25 years later?
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Two new projects revisit the Rolling Thunder Revue in extensive detail.
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The intent of this was just to revisit that world that we loved so very much and to revisit it with each other, everybody from the original group was there so it was this wonderful reunion.
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If you do, you might want to revisit your Facebook location settings.
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To track your progress, revisit your number once a year, LaRiviere said.
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LG: We thought it would be a good time to revisit laptops.
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QUESTION: Mr. President do you think you need to revisit gun laws?
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Finally, revisit your loan every six months to a year, Josuweit advised.
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We revisit them to remember who we were and who we became.
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People can revisit or be introduced to my work all over again.
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" Still, she said it would prompt courts to "revisit this important matter.
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As Rioters, we had to revisit our values and how we work.
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" The White House did not immediately clarify what he meant by "revisit.
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So each time we revisit the character, all this time has passed.
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We also revisit the third Modern Love essay to ever be published.
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It took Converse almost a century to revisit its most-recognizable sneaker.
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The commission is promising to revisit the ownership cap later this year.
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She got to revisit that part of her life 70 years later.
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It's a topic we've written about before, but we want to revisit.
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Then-candidate Barack Obama called for the party to revisit the question.
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I thought it could be a perfect time to revisit my raise.
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This field observation inspired the researchers to revisit archived footage of Haliphron.
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What was behind your decision to revisit some of your earlier songs?
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The statistics need clarification Let's revisit this "22 veterans a day" claim.
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"We thought, well, fiftieth anniversary, it's time to revisit this," he said.
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In this special edition of People, we revisit all that and more.
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Ever revisit an old one only to see something you missed before?
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It felt like a way for me to revisit my old home.
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But, again, it was one meeting and I hope to revisit it.
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Yes, Trump-approved FCC Chairman Ajit Pai intends to revisit this issue.
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WELLS: GIVE THEM ANOTHER FEW YEARS AND WE CAN REVISIT THAT, MAYBE?
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Revisit French director Michel Gondry's video for The Chemical Bros' "Go" here.
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For more clues, let's revisit a scene from the Season 7A premiere.
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But it just was so much hurt for her to revisit it.
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It was like, 'I wouldn't even wanna revisit it without a professional.
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But if you revisit either of these, LeBeouf's star power—and his
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The move does not rule out Parliament's ability to revisit the prospect.
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Also, revisit a column on the worst-case scenarios for each team.
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Through surreal dreamscapes, Jack and Jackie revisit formative events in their lives.
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And revisit "The Ranch" before the second half of Season 1 arrives.
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If that's the case for you, revisit steps one and two above.
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It seems high time to revisit, debate and update these crucial authorizations.
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We must also revisit how we fill prominent roles in House leadership.
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Pruitt announced that he would press the agency to revisit its opinion.
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All summer, we'll be traveling back in time to revisit a selection.
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For the rest of you nerds, revisit them any way you want.
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It's important to revisit your savings goals every once in a while.
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We are not going to revisit the day they killed the elephant.
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In the end, I felt too vulnerable to revisit our history together.
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Maybe someday I will revisit this game in all of it's glory.
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What do you need to revisit from that time in your life?
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It's a look the Falcons will presumably revisit in the Super Bowl.
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However, India's doctrinal changes may convince Beijing to revisit its nuclear doctrine.
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Working with Rethink has allowed us to revisit our roots with intention.
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We should revisit that past and prepare for the troubling times ahead.
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But the European Union insists that it will not revisit the deal.
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I thought it might be a good time to revisit the wines.
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Now revisit the despair of learning that their losses were for naught.
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Perhaps they can still revisit that as they develop ideas for prequels.
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But just because you finished doesn't mean you can't revisit the information.
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Meanwhile: The appetite for a new referendum to revisit Brexit is growing.
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The case could be chance for the Court to revisit Roe v.
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Ten years later, she returned to revisit the people she had met.
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Were you hesitant to revisit the character who first made you famous?
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"Work with a competent individual and revisit your plan every few years."
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Mr. Trump left open the possibility that he could revisit the idea.
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First off, let's revisit the limits of sexual talk in the office.
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I'll revisit the topic, with the benefit of your smart ideas, soon.
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Lower courts now must revisit the case reflecting the Supreme Court's guidance.
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And we have a duty to revisit these stories and share them.
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About five years, later, Tesla found a Roadster for me to revisit.
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We'll see how it goes and then revisit it before next year.
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It's a precedent on whether or not to revisit the Roe v.
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Revisit the classic by watching the whole video above or on YouTube.
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On the reflective "Never Had Shit" both rappers revisit their humble beginnings.
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Venus enters Scorpio, encouraging you to revisit your beauty and wellness routine.
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Why revisit an outdated format now that we have MP3s and streaming?
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"How are we going to take all of these motifs and all these melodies from the movie and use them to revisit points of the story and use them to revisit this larger idea of what could have been?"
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Naturally, this has been a good reason to revisit Lil Wayne's 2004 breakthrough because anything is a good reason to revisit Tha Carter, and we absolutely have not done enough discussing of it on A Year of Lil Wayne.
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According to the sergeant, the executives would revisit the decision in six months.
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Often, those who had suffered trauma might revisit it in their dying dreams.
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Because a lot has happened in a full year, let's revisit the controversy.
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So where does Gellar think Buffy would be today, should we revisit her?
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It's probably time to revisit those Scream rules for surviving a slasher movie.
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However, in December 2016, it announced that its lawyers would revisit the investigation.
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In a clip exclusive to Refinery29, Crowe and Cruise revisit the emotional scene.
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At the end of the course I ask students to revisit their feelings.
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TC: When might YC revisit a team to whom it has said no?
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"Change your locks," one section reads, a reminder to revisit privacy settings often.
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The package looks great — but I would like to revisit the vacation policy.
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Under Shell's new plan, it will revisit the climate targets every five years.
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But Rogers' farewell provided a template, words to revisit in moments of reflection.
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If Brie were to revisit this look, we would be all for it.
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If people could revisit their own memories with perfect recall, what would change?
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Google says it may revisit the feature later, however, depending on user feedback.
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Until now, they were too terrified and disgusted to revisit these traumatic episodes.
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And second, it starts plans to revisit and raise the media ownership cap.
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Lawmakers may revisit the legislation based on the working group's findings, it says.
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Revisit every three months or so to keep you on the same page.
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Revisit the scene where Fury is speaking to Tony Stark about his father.
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I know what you're thinking: Finally, a chance to revisit the 2100 election!
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And it's not the only economic "iron law" that we need to revisit.
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Alicia Silverstone is ready to revisit the halls of Bronson Alcott High School.
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Some U.S. lawmakers said Congress may revisit the law to narrow it further.
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But, in light of recent events, they may have to revisit that policy.
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I wanted to revisit that heartwarming cultural moment on the beauty of representation.
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"The Institute will revisit collaborations with these entities as circumstances dictate," she said.
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StanChart said it would revisit the issue at the end of the year.
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I'll have to revisit it and update this review once I've tried it.
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"There is little desire to revisit that conversation," one ABC News source said.
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But first, we've got some conversations to revisit with Mercury retrograde in Pisces.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor wants to revisit the so-called "third party doctrine" altogether.
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And in the meantime, we can always revisit their glory days on Netflix.
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He decided to revisit the ways in which he thought about the world.
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After all, America's ability to revisit and reframe WWII is almost completely unique.
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"We don't anticipate having to revisit that in the near term," he added.
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I'd like to revisit it, now that I know exactly what I'm doing.
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One simple change Congress should make is to revisit the Presidential Succession Act.
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The Judicial Conduct and Disability Conference Committee was asked to revisit those claims.
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Legislators also agreed to table Pody's bill, and revisit it over the summer.
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At the same time, it was anguishing to revisit some of these memories.
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They revisit the premise here in trio form, with Mr. Street on bass.
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But entering a market like Indonesia could require it to revisit that strategy.
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REVISIT THAT TOPIC FOR ME. RUTLEDGE: THAT HBO WOULD BE SOWING THE SEED?
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" He suggested that the court should revisit the issue "in an appropriate case.
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Just Dance 2018 See Details LoTR fans, it's time to revisit Middle-Earth.
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Asking for Musk to revisit the call is probably asking for too much.
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Establish a time frame for when you can revisit the topic, Erwin said.
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Then ask to revisit the conversation after you've had time to do that.
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There are too many great memories on this legendary console to even revisit.
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Here's another idea: Revisit your investment fees now that you can't deduct them.
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That is why repealing the Durbin amendment is an idea Congress should revisit.
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Let's revisit the history that led us to this pivotal point in time.
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Woosley said the new findings are spurring him to revisit his own models.
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It would behoove United to revisit its policies and make adjustments for 2017.
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You revisit the things that scare you until they don't scare you anymore.
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But advocates still hope those states will revisit old, unenforced bans on abortion.
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DeMaurice Smith, the NFLPA's executive director, believes it's time to revisit that policy.
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It's time to revisit She's the Man and remember Bynes at her best.
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China has also agreed to revisit a ban on certain Japanese agricultural imports.
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This setup is an ideal way to revisit some of your Schumer favorites.
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Revisit our 2016 interview with McRyhew about his most recent album Arcology here.
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Let's revisit the 1980s with The Go-Go's "HEAD OVER HEELS": Your thoughts?
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"We'll revisit the vegetation-management program to see if that is being followed."
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We can revisit the goals and values that we baked into that analysis.
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Lawmakers have made little progress and European leaders have refused to revisit it.
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Let's revisit the theme answers, in order, with that "literal hint" in mind.
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We take — and later, revisit — pictures to remember vacations, weddings and other events.
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It's a weekly nostalgia test; I revisit books I haven't touched in years.
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Chinese officials did not specify on Monday when they might revisit the order.
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Stream a couple of short-lived series or revisit a Wes Anderson classic.
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The Supreme Court needs to revisit that wrongheaded piece of Fourth Amendment jurisprudence.
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"It's not part of my life I ever want to revisit," she said.
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And this seemed like a good occasion to revisit what we really know.
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Officials have told agents they can revisit the case after the election. Bad.
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There is no requirement to revisit these assessments and decisions at any time.
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Be free form, try to enjoy making the lists and then revisit them.
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We might revisit an idea from the 1970s: a federal guarantee of employment.
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Background reading: Today, we revisit Part 2 of our series on genetic privacy.
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Surviving scores and recorded improvisations from his final decade revisit that zone frequently.
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Now the administration is giving Iran every reason to revisit its 2015 commitments.
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If I'm somehow wrong about one of these, I can revisit it later.
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The judge could now revisit that decision in light of the new report.
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Were you given a timeline to make improvements and revisit the promotion question?
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You better give me a big tip, making me revisit your big head.
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If I'm still thinking about these items next week, I'll revisit my cart.
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To revisit these events and everything in between, check out the video above.
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Read the website today and revisit it over the coming weeks and months.
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Lee and the bipartisan group of senators supporting his bill seek to revisit.
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The court declined to revisit a splintered decision in June in Gundy v.
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"The institute will revisit collaborations with these entities as circumstances dictate," she said.
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In that context, revisiting old fears is also a way to revisit old triumphs.
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Yet the main reason to revisit independence is the state of the world economy.
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I'm sure there are gems in there that we never did and should revisit.
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Does that make it tough to revisit, now that you're looking back on it?
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It makes sense to revisit your child's allowance as he or she gets older.
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As recently as January 11, President-elect Trump was promising to revisit this policy.
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The flashbacks in the episode focused on the past that William sought to revisit.
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Take our virtual hand, dear readers, we'll revisit the highlights and the lowlights together.
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To pre-empt such naysayers, let's revisit our example above and add another layer.
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That idea didn't progress, but the two sides may well revisit it this year.
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Stream the EP after the Q&A below, and revisit Kastle's THUMP mix here.
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Soon, we'll revisit the worlds of Full House, Twin Peaks and (probably) Gilmore Girls.
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Revisit Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Ann Telnaes's live takes on the impeachment process.
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It said it would revisit the numbers in the second half of the year.
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Gail: O.K., at some point we're going to have to revisit the Thanksgiving tofu.
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It was fun to take a trip down memory lane and revisit that material.
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Similar to Interesting Finds, you can heart to favorites items and revisit them later.
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She has willingly re-entered a place that few people ever want to revisit.
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For more, revisit EW's inside look at the making of Man of the Woods.
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"I'm willing to revisit this situation in six months," Kasich said in a statement.
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It's been ten years since The Con, why did you decide to revisit it?
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You can revisit the fateful moment at the timestamp 56:47 in this video.
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An opportunity to revisit a conversation about your work schedule will come up tonight.
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The DigitalOcean deal is good for a year, then both sides can revisit it.
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They had been asking the entire appeals court to revisit the August 2017 decision.
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On Thursday, the firm said it plans to revisit the data at month end.
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I may even revisit some of my urban fiction favorites while I'm at it.
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They did not offer details about when the administration intends to revisit that decision.
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Others have argued that their accidental fame is another reason to revisit the laws.
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The decision to revisit the contract, however, ultimately lies with the Secretary of Defense.
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And that makes it essential to revisit the math and revise the equation. 3.
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Under this principle, Roberts should not want to revisit the same-sex marriage decision.
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Hell, I'll even revisit episodes of my favorite television shows just for the weddings.
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Whatever look she's rocking, we're more than happy to revisit the past with Tisdale.
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Just to let you know, I am willing to help Starbucks revisit that campaign!
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Springtime, and time to revisit that old adage — sell in May and go away.
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Note the key lessons in the back of the book, which you can revisit.
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We wanted to step back and revisit our more frantic side with these tracks.
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Advocacy group OpenMedia said it was "excited" that the CRTC will revisit the issue.
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We revisit 15 you may not believe actually happened, but oh, did they ever.
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What about them speaks to you, and when do you like to revisit them?
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Whatever it is, expect to revisit and reexamine your social circle during this time.
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Eventually, FASA's games had earned the pair enough money to revisit their original idea.
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But before HBO takes us back to Northern California, why not revisit Season 2?
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This might not seem like an auspicious moment to revisit the federal tax code.
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Maybe we don't need to revisit Thelma's past, harrowing though it proves to be.
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What drives us to revisit days that are almost universally remembered with a cringe?
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Trump indicated he wants to revisit the politically charged issue after November's midterm elections.
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Jia says that the Hubble images are what inspired his team to revisit Galileo.
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As we move this bill forward, I hope it is something we can revisit.
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However, Collins said her hope is to force higher courts to revisit Roe v.
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With this definition in mind, let's revisit the original incident and Trump's purported defense.
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He also has suggested that owners should revisit the power that the position wields.
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Whether the SEC, under new leadership, would revisit this issue is an open question.
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Moreover, they strongly support FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's plan to revisit these flawed rules.
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Others have been it waiting out, choosing to revisit the matter in early 2020.
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So let's start now: Please revisit your claim that climate change is a hoax.
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But a revisit to Frasier, Frasier's world is I think definitely going to come.
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Let's revisit just a few of her many incredible movie makeovers, makeunders, and metamorphoses.
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It's interesting to revisit an early construction that one hasn't seen in a while.
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After that day in an Austin hotel, I've felt no need to revisit them.
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Maybe you'll be inspired to get inked yourself — or just revisit a childhood favorite.
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" Well, here's an opportunity to revisit it in time for the sequel, "Mamma Mia!
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Revisit the best and worst of the '90s with this coming-of-age comedy.
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With the Dodgers in the World Series, let's revisit the story of Jackie Robinson.
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There are good reasons to revisit the canon, searching for fresh resonances each time.
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That's launching later this month, so I'll revisit it the feature when it's live.
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Listen: Two new projects revisit Bob Dylan's 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue in extensive detail.
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Almost a century later, it's time to revisit the merits of universal public disclosure.
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Thankfully, Chase and Falco were still game to revisit the world of Tony Soprano.
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Opinion Columnist Dear Anonymous, It's time we revisit that famous op-ed of yours.
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Turkish social democrats today would do well to revisit the example of the 1970s.
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Revisit recurring subscriptions like cable television packages and how much you are using them.
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Revisit your asset allocation and focus on your process, which is [the third] 'P'.
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I was pondering ways to revisit my New York Times puzzle from Friday, Jan.
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Revisit the mission through 100 notable images, and test your knowledge with our quiz.
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And the book's 150th anniversary this year presents an irresistible opportunity to revisit it.
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To revisit Algerian history based on origins would lead to another form of injustice.
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In her book, Hill will revisit the turbulent year that led to her resignation.
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And after Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Golden Globes glory, revisit her breakout show on Netflix.
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In light of recent news, we thought it would be helpful to revisit it.
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You can thank us when you revisit the robust gift lists in December 2020!
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The court will also revisit whether other documents should be made public as well.
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Once again, the chance to revisit Solo — now older but no wiser — proved irresistible.
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And to revisit my recipe for miso chicken, perhaps cooking it on the grill.
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That was his old life, one he can't forget but isn't eager to revisit.
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Banks, however, doubt that lawmakers will be willing to revisit the swipe fee issue.
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And in the meantime, there are plenty of other reasons to revisit Hitman 2.
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I hope Steve Bannon will reflect on his downfall and revisit these prosperity lessons.
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Is it tedious to have to revisit your work with the Sex Pistols again?
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It has also prompted airports to revisit their protocols on dealing with active shooters.
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The menu will also show recently opened files, so you can revisit them quickly.
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In six months, if things are still going well, we can revisit the cat.
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Has it been difficult to revisit some of those buried memories for this play?
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In short, this plan will roll back the Clean Power Act, revisit the carbon standards for new coal plants, undo Obama's oil and gas methane emissions regulations, and revisit other regulations about leasing coal plants and factoring climate change into policy reviews.
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Former foreign minister Albert del Rosario has urged Duterte to "revisit" the country's foreign policy.
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This Halloween, please revisit—or experience for the first time—Britney Spears at her best.
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I revisit a pyramid of free burgers from Checkers before nagging another bartender for Ciroc.
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Participants also revisit spots months later, to see which species recovered and which did not.
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So we thought, why not revisit the health care model for patients and their families.
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It was amazing to sort of revisit my 19-year-old self with my kids.
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CFTC officials have previously indicated that the agency would revisit its cross-border regulation approach.
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Gaetz on Monday also wanted to revisit some of his earlier, pre-Mueller conclusion comments.
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On the trail, at almost every rally, Sanders does not hesitate to revisit the topic.
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In completing this work, I've been able to revisit the foundation of who I am.
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I wanted to revisit her, to see if now I could have compassion for her.
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Painful as these moments will be to revisit, doing so is vital to your healing.
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In this note, we revisit the key tenets of the red pill/blue pill debate.
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If you've yet to revisit the magical trio and their offspring, maybe this will help.
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In 2019, a handful more are expected to propose or revisit failed child marriage bans.
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Then one day in 2005, Hill said they decided to revisit their business-school dream.
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But it does at least provide some incentive for agencies to revisit their past decisions.
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Or you can just revisit the parts you most enjoyed, or most need to unpack.
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And I've had way too many chances to revisit what my early mistakes cost me.
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Once the call is over, there's no way for a user to revisit the conversation.
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Go deeper: Revisit Carreyrou's original Theranos scoop The investor pitch deck Theranos used in 2006
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It was six years ago that Paige Goldberg Tolmach chose to revisit her dark past.
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Now Medicare will likely be asked by proponents of virtual colonoscopy to revisit that decision.
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Both governments have been forced to revisit their targets and their instruments for achieving them.
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Is there any possibility that you would revisit the Carry On universe a third time?
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This Mercury retrograde is asking you to deeply reconsider or revisit your beliefs and worldview.
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If there were ever a time to revisit The Boys in the Band, it's now.
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It's a good time to revisit the slow-motion water crunch in the American Southwest.
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Mercury's connection with dreamy Neptune leads you to revisit conversations about creativity, money, and abundance.
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Until then, revisit the former president's fire Spotify playlists and give his advice a shot.
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Update: Anyone looking to revisit Saturday Night Live's infamous Safelite sketch is out of luck.
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Yes, summer is the perfect time to revisit the oft-overlooked Christmas romantic comedy genre.
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Republicans have sworn to revisit Obamacare repeal next year, after they pass their tax bill.
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Calls have been coming for months to revisit Hill's reports in the context of #MeToo.
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And it's not just us — Lance Bass has also been forced to revisit these memories.
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Gehry chose to revisit the Lamps in 2012, incorporating more dramatic slicings of Formica plastic.
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Let's hope that after the visibility of this incident, all airlines will revisit their policies.
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"You really have to revisit your whole estate plan and estate planning documents," said McPherson.
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You may also want to revisit your life and disability insurance coverage needs, McPherson said.
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The company said it intended to revisit the market if conditions improved later this quarter.
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It's Wednesday, which means it's time to revisit an age old Game of Thrones theory.
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In order to write the script, the Los Angeles native had to revisit her past.
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"We are asking him to ask the parole board to revisit this decision," says Day.
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Check out the mix and tracklist below, and revisit A-Trak's favourite remixes of 2016.
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Verizon will need to revisit that policy if it wants users steaming games over 5G.
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It took an average of 49 months once the downturn started to revisit the peak.
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Augustine wishes to make space in his journey for us to revisit our own story.
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The judge told Stone she could revisit her decision if he violates her orders again.
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Pai and Republican FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly have stated their intention to revisit the rules.
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But by the middle of next year we expect crude to revisit the low $30s.
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Check out the clip above, and revisit Daft Punk's previous appearance on Family Guy here.
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High on his list: net neutrality, which Pai intends to revisit and possibly scale back.
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I thought it would be fitting to revisit some of these mysteries on her birthday.
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But the subdued local economy prompted the company to revisit that debt restructuring last year.
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Lauryn Hill is expected to revisit Nina Simone classics and her own R&B hits.
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These books were old friends I'd revisit time and again throughout my teens and twenties.
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Instead of succumbing to a maternity label, clever expectant shoppers simply revisit certain versatile silhouettes.
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With markets looking uncertain, however, it has made sense to revisit the front-loading approach.
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But if you're adamant about not licking latex, let's at least revisit that Listerine claim.
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"We're going to revisit the decision again tomorrow," Mnuchin said, according to a CNN report.
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But he never faced the need to revisit his original deal once he clinched it.
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So, with this in mind, let's revisit one such decision that ominously faced Trump's predecessor.
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Thus far, the ICAO assembly doesn't seem inclined to revisit the jet fuel tax exemption.
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The Trump Labor Department said it's planning to revisit that threshold in a new rulemaking.
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If there's a point in my life I don't ever want to revisit, it's this.
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Scotland, which voted in 2014 to remain in the United Kingdom, may revisit that referendum.
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He said last week that the league may revisit the issue in the off-season.
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Most importantly, they establish both short-term and long-term goals and revisit them regularly.
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Instead, he is entitled to work with Congress to revisit the statute creating that role.
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The fire may also spur SpaceX and government authorities to revisit local fire-management procedures.
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He said a conviction review unit would revisit cases if defendants felt they experienced bias.
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"We're going to revisit the decision again tomorrow," Mnuchin said, according to a CNN report.
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Its "On This Day" feature also regularly invites you to revisit posts from the past.
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I thought maybe I should revisit the possibility that stoned sex could be for me.
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Were certain memories or experiences difficult but necessary in a way for you to revisit?
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We have to re-focus and revisit that whole conversation: what are we investing in?
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Because Jupiter is retrograde, these opportunities can seem to revisit you from the Scorpio grave.
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And there's something heartwarming about seeing her revisit the form now, when she's a star.
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But those who have (or will) can revisit his twist-filled horror film from 2012.
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She told me that the news had encouraged her to revisit the Shea family history.
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No matter what, be vigilant, and be prepared to revisit this topic again and again.
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Billy Graham referred to the Scopes "monkey trial," so we thought we'd revisit the case.
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He later issued a statement supporting her order directing the parties to revisit the settlement.
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The year in pictures: Revisit 2018 through some of the best photographs from The Times.
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With Mike Birbiglia making his Broadway debut, revisit one of his solo shows on Netflix.
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Patients and doctors should also regularly revisit whether a given diagnosis still applies over time.
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On Earth Day, revisit our 2012 feature on global warming's terrifying new math: http://t.
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They need some time to think through whether this is something they want to revisit.
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Finally, have them revisit the hypothetical situations a third time, discussing them as a group.
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For a primary source, revisit this musical, which stars Mr. Presley as a racecar driver.
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Earlier this week, 207 members of Congress asked the Supreme Court to revisit Roe v.
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I just try many ways to revisit it, to come at it from different directions.
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Besides allowing Smith to revisit his beloved creation, it also reintroduced him to his friend.
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Then, once you've made it through to the final rounds, revisit and reevaluate that number.
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It's understandable, then, that he hesitated to revisit the design ahead of its 20th anniversary.
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Mr. Katz said he had no plans to revisit the decision despite Mr. Russell's missives.
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The question is, how do we use that knowledge to revisit this dated, unworkable standard?
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"We could take our time, digest it, revisit it and add to it," Simmonds says.
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My colleague Michael McLaughlin and I recently decided it was time to revisit this question.
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Maybe you've set some limits on your (and his) behavior that you'd like to revisit?
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That means adhering to the three R's: revisit the plan, recalibrate and reroute as necessary.
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A majority of GOP voters now say the Supreme Court should not revisit Roe v.
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If lawmakers were unable to achieve that, the president said, he would "revisit" the issue.
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Each year, I revisit that moment in the dark underground retreat filled with shaken mothers.
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"In this case, however, we have not been asked to revisit those decisions," Alito added.
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I like to get lost in the work, to circle back and revisit favorite pieces.
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Trump has also suggested that should Congress fail to act, he would "revisit this issue."
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It was both liberating and deeply nourishing to revisit and reconnect with those lost years.
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Now is a good time to revisit how you are submitting expenses to your FSA.
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Happily, around the country, courts are beginning to signal a willingness to revisit this issue.
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Then Google has to revisit the decision to let partners take the lead on hardware.
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Whatever the case, now's a perfect time to revisit each and every one of them.
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Customizing Trump Lit lets a reader revisit the comfort of nonexistent places like Yoknapatawpha County.
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This week, we hop around the cosmos as we revisit the highlights of the 2010s.
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In the aftermath of two hurricanes, we need to revisit our fiscal plan and priorities.
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Americans and Europeans always intended to revisit those issues at some point, sanctions experts say.
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With the emotional support of her roommate, she decides to revisit motherhood later in life.
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You should work with a financial planner and estate attorney to revisit your estate plan.
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I decided to revisit my own go-to weeknight recipe for boneless, skinless chicken breasts.
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He also ambiguously indicated that he would "revisit this issue" if Congress failed to act.
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For those who were there, it is a chance to revisit the magical, mystical year.
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What made you revisit the song "He Is The Boss Of Me" on this album?
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Click through to revisit all the times Nick and Jessica were too real for reality TV.
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Lest you doubt that, listen to Milo, and then revisit the videos of Trump's campaign rallies.
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And when it's time to revisit a page, a simple click springs it back to life.
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I wanted to revisit the New Hampshire primary results that had rolled in the night before.
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Nevertheless, under the Trump regime, companies need to revisit their time-tested approach of media avoidance.
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"As more cardiovascular outcomes data becomes available, we'll revisit our options," Aetna spokesman T.J. Crawford said.
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There&aposs only one justice on the court, Clarence Thomas, who has called to revisit Roe.
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But to truly understand why this has happened, it's helpful to revisit how it all started.
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Your ex could end up inheriting these assets if you fail to revisit the beneficiary designation.
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I loved this game as a kid, and it's so fun to revisit this world again.
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Revisit your retirement contributions a few times a year and consider making a small adjustment upwards.
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He also tweeted that he would "revisit the issue" if Congress could not reach a deal.
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The commission declined to comment on future plans to revisit the Lifeline and E-rate proceedings.
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If they don't, take a little break, and then revisit the topic later in the evening.
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I would revisit the clowns again in the year following the birth of my son, Charlie.
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Since Joffrey and Catelyn are already dead, it's unlikely the show will revisit this exact tidbit.
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Wade, and revisit the question on whether a baby in the womb is considered a person.
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Sorry to Bother You marks a great moment in time to revisit the group's back catalog.
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However, several members of the court are pressing to revisit that decision and perhaps reverse it.
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"With more episodes, perhaps we will be able to revisit this topic," they wrote to another.
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Some feel that such missions are too rare—and expensive—to revisit Spirit's old stomping grounds.
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This isn't the only Netflix series that's given a director a chance to revisit prior works.
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But you're meant to revisit old locales and hunt for things you simply couldn't access earlier.
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With such a large, growing audience behind them, the team wanted to revisit their competitive roots.
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Making Sense Of Disequilibrium In The Markets First, let's briefly revisit that college Psych 43 class.
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The prospect of a new front in the war should spur lawmakers to revisit the issue.
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Things could turn out differently, so we'll revisit as we learn what is (and isn't) happening.
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Read THUMP's full interview with Lafawndah, and revisit her similarly stunning video for Tan's title track.
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The re-release of 2001: A Space Odyssey isn't just an occasion to revisit a classic.
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Third, you can add a bookmark at a certain point that you might want to revisit.
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There's much to talk about with these phones, and I'll revisit those topics in my review.
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The IRS warns users of its estimator tool that they should revisit their withholding in 2020.
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Please revisit her disastrous 1999 Halloween special, which plays out like a discarded episode of Passions.
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So, naturally, I was game to revisit my skills with an adult-level arts & crafts project.
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Gee, it could be a chance for the justices to revisit and possibly overturn Roe v.
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However, market experts have said now might be a good time to revisit emerging markets space.
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Now, he says he'll "revisit" the issue if that window closes and Congress hasn't passed anything.
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Evernote has decided to "revisit" its controversial privacy policy following a swift backlash from its users.
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We revisit some of the characters that were regulars in the comic in the early 1980s.
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I can't see it, I have to go through wedding photos just to revisit those moments.
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But it's also tempting to revisit some of the games I mentioned earlier, like Yakuza 0.
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Mercury retrograde is nearly here, which means you'll revisit many conversations you've already had this month.
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And I haven't done enough in between yet to feel like I could comfortably revisit it.
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Later, the White House noted that Sanders' said he would revisit his position following Obama's warning.
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Jackson's letter indicates that momentum may be building within the SEC to revisit the buyback rules.
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Once Upon A Deadpool will revisit Deadpool 2 "filtered through the prism of childlike innocence" – a.k.a.
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Maybe it'll lead a lot of people will revisit the original and think that's bad too.
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Then, in our Reboot section, we'll revisit L.A. Confidential and director, who passed away last month.
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Democrats will revisit norms when GOP resistance tactics put old norms and basic governing in tension.
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Perhaps it's time to revisit an idea that inspired you but didn't have the time for.
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Did Danny say he wanted you to revisit "Born Slippy" or did that come from you?
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If early Chromebooks (understandably) put you off the space, you may be overdue for a revisit.
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Does America want to revisit the misery of the Japanese internment camps during World War II?
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Check out the clip above, and revisit some of our previous coverage of BPM 2016 here.
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Depending on Hackett's plans for the future, Ford might be willing to revisit Lucid's buyout proposal.
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"We thought it would be interesting to revisit the beginnings of the gallery," Ms. Magers said.
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It is a good thing to sleep on a decision and revisit it the next day.
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" He suggested that Congress revisit the 1964 Civil Rights Act, calling the issues at hand "complex.
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Infrastructure is supposed to boast bipartisan appeal and Pelosi and Trump will revisit the topic (CNN).
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Contrarian writers revisit the idea every few years as they fret about the nation's political divisions.
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One that will revisit the same players -- who were also attached to the Trump-Russia case.
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But it will revisit that past decision in a case set for oral arguments in April.
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Already this year, promised efforts to revisit the 2628 U.S.-South Korea trade agreement have begun.
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All the deals go live on November 24, so bookmark this page and revisit it then.
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But Butterfield said he may revisit the issue when Congress returns after its two-week hiatus.
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But those healthy debates are only meaningful if policymakers are genuinely free to revisit flawed rules.
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This year, it is appropriate to revisit the pioneer research of historian, Dr. Albert Adu Boahen.
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Maybe we should find a DVD of this film to revisit our cheap Danish Modern furniture.
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I would like to take a moment this holiday to revisit the sources of that freedom.
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It's still too early to tell whether the ghosts of the 1980s will revisit us again.
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Congress should also revisit efforts to reshape ObamaCare to help rein in rising health care costs.
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Even if you're not Indio-bound yourself, why not revisit all your favorite artists' best performances?
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So if the Supreme Court wants to revisit it, it's not gonna bother me one bit.
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She used the hashtag #brownhairdontcare, which is a pretty accurate description of the character she'll revisit.
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So, prepare to get nostalgic and revisit the brightly colored, super-hyper world of Hannah Montana.
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Now would be a good time to revisit his Doubt Me Now debut album from 2003.
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But it's also a pledge to never revisit predicaments that would land him in more trouble.
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Another benchmark we're obliged to revisit each Earth Day is how many species we've lost forever.
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Revisit the uninhibited and earthy title track from Ringer's The Fix EP, released in late 2014.
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Perhaps the court will revisit the issue in light of the damage done by secrecy rules.
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To revisit their words is to savor a maturity, dignity and civic spirit that he lacks.
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The new administration cannot just rescind these regulations, but it can order agencies to revisit them.
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And I'll also revisit some places that I've been many, many years ago, like Pewabic Tile.
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Before the reboot arrives, revisit some of the family sitcom's smartest, funniest and most poignant episodes.
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Does this mean every time there's a small refinery exemption we should revisit the entire policy?
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Power quickly drops the issue, and does not revisit it for three hundred and fifty pages.
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In the meantime, revisit some of your favorite episodes from previous seasons right here on MUNCHIES.
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On Tuesday, Hiroshige Seko, Japan's trade minister, acknowledged Ms. Kardashian West's pledge to revisit the name.
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"It's definitely time to revisit Gaia," said Adam Frank, an astrophysicist at the University of Rochester.
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He will, however, get to revisit MetLife Stadium when Cleveland plays the Jets in Week 2.
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"They aren't going to revisit decisions they just made in tax reform," another Republican lobbyist predicted.
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Maybe we revisit the past to better understand ourselves and to help shape a better future.
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I seem to revisit a slowed-down reality, which is very beautiful and important to me.
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In "She Said," Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey revisit their sexual-assault investigation into Harvey Weinstein.
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Some states have passed similar laws hoping to press the Supreme Court to revisit Roe v.
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Don&apost wait until a job change occurs to know these answers; revisit these questions annually.
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AND WHEN SOMETHING LIKE THIS HAPPENS, IT OBVIOUSLY CAUSES US TO, YOU KNOW, REVISIT SOME THINGS.
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And we also usually revisit the tuning of them over time as well- Nilay Patel: Wait.
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KINSEY The show's documentary format makes it very easy to revisit one episode at a time.
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Reached on the phone shortly afterward, he said he did "not care to revisit" the allegations.
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Changing tax brackets Another option the administration could revisit is changing the federal government's tax brackets.
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Revisit this classic underdog tale before the premiere of the revival series "Cobra Kai" on Wednesday.
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Specifically, Venturini Fendi wanted to revisit how it feels to summer at her family's vacation home.
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Thirty-five years ago, with her daughters grown, Ms. Dick was inspired to revisit the marriage.
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It's a powerful time to discuss your emotions, revisit the past, and do some healing work.
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He said the ITF will use data from the WTA Tour trial to revisit the issue.
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Other defeated candidates had their own troubles that victorious rivals did not revisit once taking office.
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"We have had to revisit our manpower requirements," said the letters sent out by the airline.
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It seemed like a good, summery selection to revisit or to explore for the first time.
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Brin didn't revisit Moscow until he was 17, during a class trip led by his father.
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Both are focused on helping you revisit the songs you have kept replaying at various times.
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Perhaps it will revisit the issue when the vulgarities it has unleashed overwhelm the justices' sensibilities.
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All the more reason, then, for us to revisit the war and its consequences for today.
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If you go back 25 years in any town and revisit it again, it's that way.
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The storm offers a chance to revisit a staple of American journalism: the snowbound train story.
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Talks ended last month, with sources saying the two companies did not plan to revisit them.
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You're encouraged to revisit levels on higher difficulties, with your late-game arsenal at your fingertips.
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To understand why, let's revisit what I learned from the currency I created as a joke.
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So that's what Trump is doing today — he's telling the EPA to revisit that midterm review.
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With so many stories to uncover, you can revisit it far after the month of February.
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Revisit childhood pranks with their favorite flower or completely smother them in a sea of petals!
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So it seemed like a good time to dust these guys off and revisit their work.
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Controversy Five: Leaving Neverland is being released amid a growing swell of documentaries that revisit past newsmakers.
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Now, let's revisit our favorite moments of this glorious sequence, which happen to be all of them.
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Purchase the complete saga at Amazon for under £211.99 and revisit all six films in high definition.
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Under Trump, the board has signaled a willingness to revisit the agency's past positions on employee rights.
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It's finally koala breeding season, meaning now's a great time to revisit the male koala mating call.
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In that way, again, they are saying they are not ready to revisit this very clear line.
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While screenshots are fine, they are definitely not the most convenient way to revisit sources of inspiration.
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Before that, let me just revisit all the photos from last year's Victoria s Secret fashion show.
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Levels can be tackled in any order, though the sequel lets you revisit them at your leisure.
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"I believe the time has now come to revisit a complete ban of assault weapons," Rosenthal said.
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It's fair, even healthy, to revisit our footprint around the world and alter our security commitments accordingly.
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As we build a more accessible election process, we should revisit how Democrats launch our primary season.
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Following Ms Rudd's announcements, one Indian newspaper advised those considering studying in Britain to revisit their plans.
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For hardcore fans of the books, a revisit will be a nostalgia kick well worth your time.
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After watching Alien: Covenant last week, I felt like I had to go back and revisit Prometheus.
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Every generation of Indians must revisit Gandhi for themselves, argues Mr Guha in his magnificent new biography.
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We may revisit this decision in the future when the GDPR regulations are more codified and clear.
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Even after playing these games multiple times, I still find myself getting stuck when I revisit them.
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The court can revisit opinions, but it doesn't appear likely justices would choose to overturn this precedent.
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The same women who get angry with me for expecting them to revisit bad experiences, she said.
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High school reunions exist for adults so that they can revisit their teenage angst and compare notes.
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Seems like it may be time for the pair to revisit that fun family pastime once again.
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It was during this period, feeling under stimulated, isolated and alone, that she decided to revisit music.
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Over time, Facebook says it will revisit the policy and its enforcement mechanisms as its signals improve.
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I asked him whether it had been painful to revisit an old chapter of his personal life.
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If we can't, we may be forced to revisit the idea of a floating habitat on Venus.
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If the stock is down 5[%], 10% from here, then maybe you can revisit that 5G play.
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When Carry On first came out, you talked a little about how you "might" revisit this world.
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It was a joy to revisit the past seven years with Goldberg guiding me through my memories.
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Saying 'no' can help anyone re-evaluate priorities, revisit a project's scope and recommit to bigger goals.
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He renewed his order in September, after a federal appeals court told him to revisit the matter.
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This Sunday, Investigation Discovery and velvety-voiced Dateline NBC correspondent Keith Morrison will revisit the double-homicide.
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There are moments here where you have to revisit traumatic moments—the sexual assault, the bad relationships.
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MIT later said it would revisit its study after a tweeted challenge by Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
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We would revisit at a more attractive entry point as the L-T roadmap is still intact.
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" But then he changed tack, tweeting that if Congress fails to act, "I will revisit this issue!
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Brexit would also force British regulators to revisit how they deal with cross-border banks in trouble.
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Mooncrash gives you tons of incentives to explore new toys, or revisit old ones in unexpected ways.
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Watch below and revisit our 2016 feature with Shaydakiss talking about gender inequality in the dance world.
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For the Reboot segment, the guys revisit the 1988 mob comedy Midnight Run, starring Robert De Niro.
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She may also simply prefer not to revisit a painful time in her life, Dittmar pointed out.
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For those who still complain, "but the Democrats are getting testy," let's revisit again, the Republican contest.
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Maybe Study for Fifteen Points is the excuse I needed to revisit office relics of eras past.
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He also said the U.S. should revisit the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, which Trump has rejected.
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Revisit some of the fresh-off-of-e-commerce dresses we spotted at various award shows, ahead.
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The difference isn't staggering, but it's a nice excuse to revisit one of last year's best albums.
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They say the Dow is more likely to revisit 22,154 (41 percent) than cross 27,000 (217 percent).
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He said that the Dow could revisit its January lows and "shave off" 800 to 1,200 points.
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We'll revisit this review in Login to see how these initial impressions have changed after longer use.
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It's meant to signify homesickness for a place you know you can't revisit — a powerful, painful yearning.
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If you decide to revisit this one—and I think you should—then CorsixTH is a must.
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Trump has at times equivocated on his decision, tweeting he may "revisit" it if Congress doesn't act.
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"We'll seize this opportunity to revisit our approach to creativity," CEO Michele Norsa said in a statement.
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With resolution season in full swing, I wanted to revisit one of my greatest goal-achieving moments.
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To revisit the movie is to appreciate the precision of Mr. Yang's period details and novelistic touches.
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Revisit your filing system and let your desk be a reflection of your mind: clear and focused.
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Leah's re-emergence prompts Lucious to emotionally revisit some lighter moments, like their shared love of music.
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That could signal that there is willingness at the FTC to revisit concerns about Google's dominant business.
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Despite Hensarling's vow to act, any GOP effort to revisit Dodd-Frank will face Democratic opposition. Rep.
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One approach to devising a national policy of restitution is to revisit the original claims of freedmen.
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The arrest came after a 2016 effort by the Pennsylvania State Police to revisit cold case homicides.
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Finance is something you have to stay on top of and periodically revisit to improve your strategies.
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I had no desire to revisit "I Remember Mama" since seeing a community theater production ages ago.
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Aides praise Mr. Bratton's flexibility, his willingness to revisit an approach to tailor it to the times.
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As we revisit energy policy in the 115th Congress, we need to focus on the next generation.
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Worth a revisit, 101 Dalmatians (1996) is proof of concept that Disney live-action remakes can work.
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Congress is expected to revisit the issue in some fashion when lawmakers return to Washington next month.
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The judge said she'll "revisit" the arrangement if the process drags on, the New York Post reported.
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Going forward, lawmakers in Washington should revisit the welfare reform playbook as they think about Medicaid reform.
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I just revisit them with a touch of modernity — more comfort, and more uses for a dress.
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Well, then I'm going to put it aside, and then I'll revisit and see if it's good.
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She said in an interview that she also wanted "to revisit" the use of a collection agency.
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Now, however, the prospect of a retirement village gives them an opportunity to revisit their old ideals.
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I think this is an easier, better way for most people to revisit these 22-bit classics.
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What's next: Zuckerberg testifies in the House Wednesday morning, where members have the chance to revisit questions.
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Check it out below and revisit our exhaustive ranking of Daft Punk's best and worst songs here.
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Recently though, I've started to revisit some of my favorite songs from those "golden years" on YouTube.
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Rarely if ever do regulators or the media revisit the numbers to confirm accuracy down the road.
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To revisit a famous saying, in music, there's no telling what your big break might look like.
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Then, Leno goes deep into rural California to revisit a time when burning wood could run cars.
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That law remains in place, though the Indian court recently signaled that it may revisit the issue.
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Still, immigrants and their advocates viewed the agency's unwillingness to revisit their applications as harsh and unfair.
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After all, how can a player escape a slump when he's constantly being asked to revisit it?
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The decision to revisit the contract, however, ultimately lies with Esper, the newly-confirmed secretary of defense.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Revisit the activity you did before reading the article.
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Here, however, I've found myself hungry to keep seeking more productions and to revisit the best ones.
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SEPINWALL You have an excuse to revisit one of the greatest and most influential shows ever made.
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If you've already had your breakfast, prepare to revisit your eggs and toast ... 'cause this is gnarly.
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Is there a very 90s movie (or any nostalgic era for you) that you love to revisit?
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Ford has said it would revisit its refinancing plans as early as September, two banking sources said.
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We find that the closer they are to our childhood interests, the better they are to revisit.
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Small businesses may also have to revisit their quarterly estimates if they lose money due to coronavirus.
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The findings emerging from Veneto could have been used to revisit regional and central policies early on.
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I would love to hear your ideas, and hope to revisit this subject in a future column.
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There are logistical reasons to revisit Clinton's Senate trial — it's the only modern precedent of its kind.
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The Haggler contacted Google in mid-December, asking if the company would revisit the mug-shot issue.
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That means an overall cut of 2.1 million barrels per day through March, when they'll revisit things.
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They revisit old mistakes and remind themselves they're caged in prisons of bad choices made long ago.
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"Kenzo has always been universal," he explained, adding that he will soon revisit the brand's tiger logo.
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The United States must revisit its foreign aid program to support Pakistan in reaching its full potential.
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Lawmakers have realized we do need to revisit Section 230, but their legislative approach hasn't been helpful.
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He announced Tuesday a plan to revisit car emissions standards put in place during the Obama presidency.
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"The Supreme Court is of course free to revisit those precedents, but we are not," he wrote.
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" The most recent ECB minutes indicated that policymakers could revisit their monetary policy stance "early this year.
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"The United States should revisit the Trans-Pacific Partnership and fix the parts considered unfair," he said.
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To that end, revisit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, as soon as possible.
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It added that Turkey should revisit recent changes to reserve requirements made to incentivise private bank lending.
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ET. Ahead of the episode, we decided to revisit some of Dr. Oz's not-quite-finest moments.
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How many times do you go back and revisit your decisions from five or 10 years ago?
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In a healthy, functioning organization, such a departure would lead the remaining members to revisit that principle.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Revisit the questions you answered before reading this article.
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I found it extremely disappointing to constantly revisit plot points we'd already seen in Rowling's own writing.
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Trump later tweeted that he would "revisit" the program if Congress cannot "legalize" it in six months.
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But the Department of Transportation hasn't yet signed on, giving Trump an opening to revisit the rules.
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Sarah: I think it begins with a decision and is something you have to revisit within yourself.
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I would love to revisit ... my friend Bill Gross has this huge solar facility in southern California.
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I also believe the wireless industry will revisit the consolidation issue early-ish in the new term.
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He had a blast, until the time came to revisit the game he was committed to reimagining.
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The foibles of Italian neorealism are pertinent lessons for today's artists and filmmakers wishing to revisit the past.
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The ministry said it planned to revisit its decision after seeing how the U.S. FDA regulates the product.
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Nickelodeon knows what its fans who attend Comic-Con want: to revisit their favorite shows from the '90s.
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It's safe to say that his speech Tuesday, at 9 pm ET, will revisit some of these ideas.
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At the end of the challenge, all workouts within the app will be unlocked for participants to revisit.
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Or if you are feeling reminiscent of analogue entertainment, revisit your childhood with deals on Uno and Scrabble.
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Did you think Alicia Silverstone would appear on Lip Sync Battle and not revisit her most famous role?
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The incompatibility roiled string theorists, who thought they understood black hole information and now must revisit their notebooks.
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The long-awaited Trainspotting sequel T2 is out now; revisit the first official trailer, originally released in November.
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And when I want to revisit Metroid II, I know which version is going to call me back.
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She also told viewers she'd be happy to revisit fashion designer Melanie from 2002's Sweet Home Alabama.
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Essentially, it could revisit its licensing partnership with iQiyi that could benefit both parties given Netflix's global position.
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This morning, we're going to revisit it so you're up to speed on everything you need to know.
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As part of the agreement, the Bayonne Zoning Board will also revisit the application that was previously denied.
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Rediscovering it as an adult gives you the chance to revisit an important part of your formative experience.
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But experts say there's no better time than now to revisit your career goals and make a comeback.
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" And in December he will stay at the Met to revisit the role of Colline in "La Bohème.
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The court receives regular requests to revisit or modify the decision, and turns the cases down without comment.
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You had the chance to play it live as well as revisit your old catalogue many times over.
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Let's revisit the Oscars, which did in fact happen in 2017 — and they had the craziest ending ever.
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"I plan to revisit it, and come up with a way that's not a political nightmare," he said.
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Other Reddit users commented on 3bo0od07's post saying it's "too late" to revisit George at this point.
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Wade, and the possibility that the court could revisit that ruling — in their uphill fight against the nomination.
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The only reason Daniel (Y'lan Noel) keeps popping up is because Issa keeps choosing to revisit their connection.
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So these tools matter to Facebook, and you can bet the company will revisit them again this year.
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The state was forced to revisit the permit, which again met heated opposition from practitioners and the community.
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You spend an hour or two with them, fall in love, and then revisit them all the time.
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If the casting agency is looking for Snowball attendees again, this means season 3 might revisit the Snowball.
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Her desire to revisit the city where she lost her freedom in 2007 has another element as well.
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For now, watch the "One More Light" video above and revisit EW's list of the band's best songs.
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With Stephanie Shepherd and Kim Kardashian in the news recently, let's revisit a typical day in Shepherd's life.
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It's a really interesting problem, and I think it's the kind of problem that they're going to revisit.
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It helps to revisit a scene from his doomed election campaign, documented by Markus Feldenkirchen of Der Spiegel.
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The White House declined to say if the president would revisit gun control measures proposed after the shooting.
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Since Eighth Grade is sweeping nominations and accolades, revisit this interview with Golden Globe nominee Elsie Fisher. Gucci!
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That's why he decided to treat Chappelle's Show fans to a revisit from some of their favorite faces.
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Then, if you revisit those written thoughts another day, you may find they're more harsh than you intended.
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She invited him to revisit his "New Spirit" show, and the result is an engaging, two-part exhibition.
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As a result, we've had to revisit a lot of accepted narratives from men whose art we enjoy.
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As the weather warms up slightly, it might be time to revisit old superhero classics and recent blockbusters.
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In preparation for his latest release, let's revisit 16 of his most iconic moments on the big screen.
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She tells PEOPLE in this week's issue how painful it is to revisit Melissa's killing — and how necessary.
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While we await Kardashian's next big kard, let's take a moment to revisit the ghosts of Christmas past.
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I'll revisit becoming a permanent member when I can consistently get nine hours of sleep like Dorsey does.
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So to mark the occasion, let's take a walk down memory lane and revisit some of those moments.
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I am going back to LA soon to revisit my work there—it's become a sort of trilogy.
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Others are reluctant to revisit the place where they were forced to witness massacres, sexual violence, or torture.
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The database represents just one aspect of a major endeavor to revisit these decades of vivid art production.
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Capitol Hill weighs in Some Republicans in Congress have been encouraging the administration to revisit the JEDI contract.
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A recent D.C. Circuit Court decision pushed the FCC to revisit the rules governing robocalls under the TCPA.
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Then, 201783 days before the election, he told Congress new information led him to revisit that decision. 201773.
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Clark: It feels false to me to continue to revisit a very specific emotion over and over again.
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Revisit your financial plan to make sure you're prepared if your health outlook is less rosy, Collinson said.
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There's a reason why we, as a nation, revisit World War II, or national traumas over and over.
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Galen said the appointment of Gottlieb as FDA director gave the industry an opportunity to revisit the issue.
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Revisit THUMP's review of 2015's Mysteryland, which saw the festival rebrand itself as a neo-hippie enclave.
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Just 17 percent of those surveyed said they plan to revisit their tax withholdings after this year's return.
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" She's already revisited her youth to help write this book, and realized "I don't need to revisit that.
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The government said it would revisit the issue in the future in a wider debate on the issue.
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Nothing legally, but if elected, he could pick Supreme Court justices willing to revisit New York Times v.
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Ahead of Conquistador, Carlson was happy to revisit his career in Earth and rank his records with Noisey.
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As planets seemingly retrace their paths, we revisit the themes brought up for us on their initial journeys.
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In 1975, she debuted her Happy Days character Laverne DeFazio, a part she would revisit in Laverne & Shirley.
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" Trump: I'll 'revisit' DACA if Congress can't fix in 6 months "President Trump was right in his decision.
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Not wanting to revisit the BBA drama, the Senate never made any attempt to pass a budget resolution.
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Lynch on Friday said she would not have spoken with Clinton if she could revisit her original choice.
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Now that this is done, is making The Magic Kingdom a conversation you will revisit in the future?
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"Congress has spoken on this matter and it is for Congress, not this Court, to revisit," Bowman wrote.
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You should revisit them periodically, especially amid life-changing events, including marriage and the birth of a child.
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Also, it's a good day to revisit this 2016 Wall Street Journal story on Theranos whistleblower Tyler Schultz.
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The CDC advisory committee is expected to revisit these measures and vote on options at its meeting Wednesday.
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Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation all but guarantees that the court will revisit the issue in the near-future.
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"I would like to revisit the emergency powers that Congress has provided to the executive branch," said Sen.
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Plus, they'll get to revisit all their favorite Mickeys through the years when sipping on their morning brew.
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In January, the bureau announced it would revisit it through the rulemaking process, which involves seeking public input.
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Once you create a list of things to do, revisit it every day so that you stay motivated.
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Yet revisit "Carrie" 40 years later, as you can do on a new Blu-ray version from Shout!
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For existing superfans, this is more of an opportunity to revisit the ideas and anecdotes you already love.
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Mr. Trump, who has savaged Mr. Ryan repeatedly this week, declined to revisit their conflict on Friday afternoon.
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But we can't properly honor the film if we didn't revisit some of the movies other critical moments….
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Revisit your old projects and let creativity flow—but don't make any firm decisions about the future yet.
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Because the rest of our catalog I don't really have any desire to revisit or remix or anything.
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One mistake I made in advance of meeting Houellebecq was neglecting to revisit The Map of the Territory.
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With the tragic news coming out of Las Vegas this morning, it felt appropriate to revisit this topic.
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The GOP will now quietly do precisely that — and revisit the issue later, with Trump and Democrats onboard.
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And don't be surprised if you want to revisit your favorite Disney movies by the end of it.
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The time seemed just right for a personal journey to revisit an era of political turmoil in America.
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We're lucky to be able to revisit it a million times; the story is certainly not over yet.
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We will revisit again as April approaches to see if this policy needs to be extended or changed.
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Ahead of his return to television this September, revisit Jim Carrey's leading role in a rental store classic.
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Then that feeling becomes nostalgic, and you want to revisit it and share it with a new generation.
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European officials have been meeting with their counterparts in Washington, urging them to revisit the plans, she added.
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First, the budget does technically open the door for Republicans to revisit Obamacare repeal, if they want to.
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Why did he choose to revisit them in a multiplex, rather than the comfort of his own home?
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Really answering these questions will require you to revisit experiences, and expose feelings, that are shameful and unhealthy.
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You all saw this movie and talked incessantly about it, so just revisit your favorite tweets and takes.
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Agency officials acknowledged that they may be forced to revisit the lease, depending on what the courts decide.
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Years later, with advances in technology and knowledge of van Gogh, the museum decided to revisit the painting.
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"But if we fail, I think the market will revisit its lows from earlier this week," Cramer said.
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WARNER: At that moment in time, did you ever revisit that as a — in — in these subsequent sessions?
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Unfortunately, Solecki died at age 101 last year, unable to revisit the famous site due to various complications.
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I'd love to revisit the topic in a few weeks and let you know if things have improved.
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But it is just as easy to want to revisit dark days with the knowledge of fresh triumphs.
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One way to celebrate could be to revisit this biographical drama, in which Gary Oldman plays that composer.
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Intrepid readers might want to revisit the Rhône syrahs we tasted earlier, from Crozes-Hermitage and St.-Joseph.
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Beckham went on to revisit the family memory earlier this week, while wishing his fans a happy Thanksgiving.
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So, you could indulge in recent nostalgia or dip back to revisit your favorite tracks from other years.
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The vessel will revisit sites of previous sonar contact to examine them more closely with a submersible drone.
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As I packed, I told myself it would be good to revisit my roots before I moved forward.
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Survivors and journalists revisit the 51-day standoff at the Branch Davidian religious sect's compound in Waco, Tex.
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The administration has twice reluctantly certified Iran's compliance and is required to revisit the issue again next month.
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The complaint calls for the Defense Department to revisit its decision to award the contract to Microsoft (MSFT).
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It urged the Supreme Court to revisit the case when it had a full bench of nine justices.
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They are cases that will decide whether the court will restrict abortion rights and possibly revisit Roe v.
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What if you could revisit winning the lottery, meeting your favorite celebrity or flying above the Grand Canyon?
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The Supreme Court agreed to revisit a lower court decision that ruled in favor of Oracle this fall.
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Last year, all five members of the Supreme Court's conservative majority expressed a willingness to revisit the doctrine.
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Baker was really excited to revisit his character's path beyond that scene and into the El Camino movie.
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The Supreme Court declined to hear that case on appeal, but could revisit the issue again, he said.
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The seed he planted when he formed his company in 1958 is what Mr. Roberts wants to revisit.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - During the 2016 campaign, Donald Trump suggested the United States revisit the gold standard.
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We have some much-needed conversations, and I know we'll need to revisit the topic in the future.
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"I was just wondering if you had a chance to revisit the issue five years later?" she asked.
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Do admirers of President Obama really want to revisit his slow slide from 2008 triumph to 2017 vilification?
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I'm so excited about it, and it's just wonderful to be able to [go] back and revisit that.
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Later on Tuesday, Trump tweeted that he would revisit his decision to end DACA if Congress didn't act.
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So Albert Adrià had everything he needed — the experience, the will and the audacity — to revisit El Bulli.
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" Shapiro, reluctant to revisit the conflict, told me, "As a woman, being labelled difficult can end your career.
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It's a good idea to make a plan to revisit your policy consistently and update your beneficiary accordingly.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — If ever it felt appropriate to revisit "The Twilight Zone," that moment is now.
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"Most people set their benefits when they start their jobs, but they don't revisit their decisions," she said.
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The ambassador repeated that he did not want to revisit the remarks and that he had expressed regrets.
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And I think there may be no better time to revisit his story and think about our own.
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The justices could also remand the case to a lower court and revisit the issue later on appeal.
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On Sunday, the bank said it would revisit the matter only if there were a material change in circumstances.
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This list is here to jog your memory — and help you revisit some of the series' most iconic moments.
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For example, we'd revisit a typical Afghan recipe and use chicken instead of lamb because [the former] costs less.
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A running tab of all such queries will appear on the home page so that people can revisit them.
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In today's changing geopolitical world, the 68-year old alliance desperately needs to revisit its basic fundamentals, Preble warned.
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The bill states that Congress would revisit the law's impact on the judiciary three years after going into effect.
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The Takeaway: Is there a meme we can revisit to make all of this seem like a jolly jape?
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This Mercury retrograde has been bringing up old emails as you are given the space to revisit old conversations.
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They were also told they could continue to gather information and revisit their requests if they found more evidence.
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Now that the past ten Game of Thrones-free months are finally over, though, it's time to revisit things.
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There are some superstars who have no desire to revisit where they came from, and then there's Denzel Washington.
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Revisit your exercise habits, become food conscious, monitor your health numbers and seek expertise from your doctors, Harris says.
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Julia Roberts is prepping for Christmas and she's got a number of holiday traditions she can't wait to revisit!
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The Mercury retrograde will allow you to revisit any sensitive issues that you overlooked or under-examined in April.
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Arqiva, which carried the BBC's first television broadcast in 1936, said it would "revisit" its listing when conditions "improve".
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"I wanted them to revisit in horror what they did; every single moment of what they did," Lokita continued.
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Fitch will revisit the rating once final net IPO and BSIA proceeds and resultant debt repayment amounts are finalized.
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If you haven't gotten the upper hand with your cash flow, revisit those basic elements of income versus spending.
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You can make progress on their comments and revisit the opportunity to pitch with them at a later date.
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The upcoming June 20 Investor Day could also spur consensus to revisit the pipeline, for which expectations are low.
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But it's a worthy gesture that allows us to revisit the past, parts of which we may have forgotten.
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"New Years Day" is the first song to revisit the genre from her past two, synth-heavy pop albums.
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As for the frozen baby, Fitzpatrick has decided to revisit little David Paul's case independently, with her company IdentiFinders.
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It's not clear yet whether or not the show will revisit a key moment in a flashback or flashbacks.
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O'Neill did say, however, that he would revisit his decision to let Jackson testify after Constand takes the stand.
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We need to revisit the principles of freedom of expression and understand what they mean in the digital age.
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There might have been other ways to revisit Watchmen, or at least other voices to tell this particular story.
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But a defiant Mr Salvini said he had been given "a mandate calmly to revisit old and outdated parameters".
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If you haven't checked it out in a while, it's probably time you go back and revisit the feature.
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And I think that sell-off from the $30s, well let's just say we're going to revisit that level.
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Duterte has put the ruling on the back burner and said he will revisit it later in his term.
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Why not revisit these people who were so funny and close and had such a crazy dynamic between them?
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Last summer, on a flight with her parents to revisit their roots back in Nebraska, Susan had an idea.
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"Stan & Ollie", a new film, chooses not to revisit their early work or their heyday in glitzy Los Angeles.
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However, you can take consolation in the fact that the next season (if there is one) will revisit it.
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" As for whether she's ready to revisit her Downton past just yet, Dockery only issued a coy, "We'll see ….
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But he warned Ashe that if information comes forward of undisclosed assets or funds, he may revisit the issue.
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It had been five years since I curated Graphics Interchange Format, so I was eager to revisit the medium.
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In this slim French novel, an unnamed author is prompted to revisit his first love affair with a man.
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Then, inspired by our revisit of To Kill A Mockingbird, we discuss books that change when you reread them.
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If BT fails to measure up, Ms White reserves the right to revisit the idea of a break-up.
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So I'll have to revisit this tweet from October… Barely managed to leave the store without an Hermès Watch.
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The current political environment is an especially good time for Congress to revisit the architecture of our voting systems.
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And secondly, there's just not much appetite to revisit health care after the summer's failed repeal-and-replace effort.
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Listen to the mashup below and revisit our 2016 interview with S U R V I V E here.
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States sued last year over the EPA's decision to revisit its January 2017 determination the 2025 rules were feasible.
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But whether they do or not, it's time for Congress to revisit the current legal system for emergency powers.
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He said "we're looking at some ways to revisit the law" as "there's a lot of discomfort" with it.
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It's worth noting that Iran has made it clear that it would not be willing to revisit the agreement.
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Revisit the chaotic night in PEOPLE's backstage report from one of the most shocking moments in Academy Awards history.
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Every time I revisit that film, I'm amazed by the rhythms of it, especially when you first see Leatherface.
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In other parts of Australia, there seems a growing willingness to revisit aspects of history that have become unpalatable.
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Some children's books are disheartening to revisit as an adult; the author's prejudices suddenly glaring, the prose surprisingly flat.
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The company has considered buying out Williams Partners in the past and could revisit such a transaction, Armstrong said.
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Brown said the company would revisit the possibility of a float but there was no timeframe at the moment.
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Pinkett has Crawford revisit that period in her life in PEOPLE's exclusive clip of the interview, which airs Monday.
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For older rules, Trump can instruct agencies to revisit the regulations or provide guidance to not prioritize their enforcement.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court has agreed to revisit two cases that could revolutionize how electoral maps are drawn.
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The state legislatures are passing the abortion restrictions in hopes of forcing the Supreme Court to revisit Roe v.
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But it only has enough funding through March, meaning lawmakers will have to revisit the issue in the omnibus.
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Here are the places, high end and modest, traditional and cutting edge, that I would be happy to revisit.
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Let's revisit the iPhone and review some of its original features compared to what's offered on the market today.
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Whether you currently have a blog or had one years ago, it's time to revisit and examine your content.
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Whalen suggested the Fed should revisit a process known as "Operation Twist" that it conducted amid the bond buying.
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More than 20 years later, a pharmaceutical executive named Roger Griggs thought to revisit the now largely forgotten Obetrol.
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With all this in mind, now seems like an apt time to revisit the issue of third-party politics.
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When it came time for Danna to revisit her past, she said her daughter's passion helped her move along.
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"But we may have to revisit them later in the year, once we have a better idea," he added.
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And while some states have devised their own lead-testing rules, federal lawmakers have yet to revisit the issue.
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Also, revisit the video she edited and directed for fellow KUNQ member Rizzla's tracks "Iron Cages / Twitch Queen" here.
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Stream it here, and revisit his performance of album cut "Make It Bang" featuring Baltimore's TT The Artist below.
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Scott tweeted that the track's beat was one he discarded three years ago, until Ye wanted to revisit it.
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The metal may now revisit its April 4 low of $0.7,280.59 per ounce, Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao said.
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It's time for us to revisit what might be the best video to resurface in a very long time.
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It could revisit the $53 level, but investors should use the opportunity to buy for the next move higher.
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The cashouts provide a perfect opportunity to revisit the original pitch "UberCab" gave investors more than 10 years ago.
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Last week, on his first day as a justice, the Supreme Court decided it would not revisit that decision.
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With the Dodgers in the World Series, let's revisit the story of one of the legends of American baseball.
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But if it is appealed, the Supreme Court could have a chance to revisit the law on affirmative action.
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"The court is going to have multiple opportunities to revisit abortion rights over the next several years," Nash said.
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If not, set a date in your electronic calendar to remind you to revisit all of those amounts annually.
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The trial will revisit a painful chapter marked by months of protests with marchers chanting Mr. Garner's final words.
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Revisit the story of a Martinez man who's heading back to Normandy for the first time in 75 years.
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Cauley has no desire to revisit the scene of what he described as "the scariest night" of his life.
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You're still marked by them, and they'll always be there to revisit, whether on Netflix or in your memory.
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A couple months ago, I decided to revisit this grid and see if anything egregious jumped out at me.
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It's worth to revisit a small glimmer of hope from psychological research on changes in attitudes toward transgender people.
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How did it feel to revisit the character of Celeste, with all the expectations that now come with it?
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It's clear now why my parents were reluctant to revisit their home and why I never went growing up.
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Last year The New York Times introduced Past Tense, an initiative to revisit history through a present-day lens.
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According to Lazarus, the court doesn't typically revisit past cases unless there is a major constitutional question in play.
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Many people, including Google employees — and Vox's editorial leadership — supported Maza and asked YouTube to revisit its harassment policies.
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Now seems like the perfect moment to go back and revisit my own experience with the Lean In movement.
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I will acknowledge that I ought to revisit certain wines that have not spoken to me in the past.
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We also need time to revisit the restrictions and limitations of established systems, and see if they still apply.
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It's a past that her family — including her two sons, both played by Hugh Dancy — prefers not to revisit.
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Hence, the hedge can fare well even if US equities revisit recent lows but fail to set new lows.
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But when he appeared on The Late Show Wednesday night, host Stephen Colbert asked him to revisit the idea.
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But the regulator had said TPG may revisit the plan and that rivalry in the industry depended on it.
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The student keeps a list of new words from the articles and we revisit the list in our conversations.
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