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And it's not just people who have taken another look at it.
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Over the years, though, regulators have taken another look at which banks should be subject to heightened scrutiny.
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Now, we've taken another look at the data in order to rank the jobs offering men the highest wages.
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"We've taken another look at this and we are offering Maurice his job back," a spokesman for the company told The Hill.
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"We've taken another look at this and we are offering Maurice his job back," a spokesman for Home Depot told The Hill.
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Wojcicki acknowledged that YouTube has recently taken another look at its creator-on-creator harassment policies due to "some high-profile examples" that she described as problematic.
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But decades after researchers first examined it, a group of scientists has taken another look at the toddler's remains and discovered that it most likely suffered from a different scourge: the hepatitis B virus.
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Conventional wisdom has been that stopping opioids or detoxing mothers during pregnancy was too risky for the fetus as well as the mother, but ACOG has taken another look at this practice in light of the overdose crisis.
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Modern scholarship has taken another look at the Baopuzi. Sivin demeans the text's significance. > The Inner Chapters are anything but the writings of a Taoist man of wisdom > or organizer for his disciples or for other initiates. This book is a vast > trove of commonplaces and hearsay about popular beliefs in which Ko's few > incontestably Taoist texts play an essential but small part.
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