Recently, they took another look at the skull fragments and found imprints left behind by the brain.
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As we discussed the aborted transaction, he grabbed his laptop and took another look at the exchange site.
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We took another look at "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" and discuss how well it travels from page to stage.
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Ahead of that, we took another look at the five vehicles that were runners-up selected from a pool of 16 finalists.
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Mr. Forrester said those numbers surprised him, until he took another look at the label and realized that the banner did not stand out.
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Scientists recently took another look at four nearby brown dwarfs, as well as this strange object, which is located only 20 light-years from Earth.
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An international team of researchers took another look at the skin and concluded that maybe T. rex's ancestors had feathers, but lost them to evolution.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday took another look at the best stocks to play the years-long global rollout of the next generation of wireless technology.
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After seeing the collection, I took another look at Urban Outfitter's beauty section and realized that many of the items listed on the site I'd never tried before.
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In 22, a team led by Julio Cesar de Souza, of the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul, took another look at roadkill on the BR-28.
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Scientists at Brown took another look at images of the moon's surface retrieved from the Moon Mineralogy Mapper, an imaging spectrometer that flew aboard India's Chandrayaan-1 lunar orbiter in 2008.
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The rest was deep red, and remote, and Democrats took another look at it only after J.D. Scholten, a former baseball player who mounted a quixotic-seeming challenge to GOP Rep.
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Maybe some people thought about approaching him — as I did — and took another look at those fallen pants, the streaked pale legs — as I did — and decided to keep their distance.
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In 2016 Patrick Boehnke, now at the University of Chicago, took another look at those original Apollo samples, which for decades have been the main evidence in favor of the Late Heavy Bombardment.
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The mother of a child who went missing more than 19803 years ago has been charged with his murder after investigators took another look at the evidence in the decades-old missing person's case.
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As the East Coast digs itself out of one of the worst blizzards in recent history, Cramer took another look at retail and see if investor portfolios could take advantage of the cold weather.
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Finally, Cramer took another look at the pending $13.7 billion deal between e-commerce titan Amazon and grocery chain Whole Foods to see how Amazon could use it to continue building its retail empire.
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But when the researchers took another look at the light particles coming off of the hydrogen atoms in the remnant's gas, they realized the gas wasn't nearly as electrically charged as it should have been.
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When they took another look at it with the Very Large Telescope in Chile, it appeared to have been made of materials normally associated with asteroids much closer to the Sun, like iron, silicon, and carbon.
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About two weeks before their findings were released on May 2, the researchers took another look at the star system using NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, which gave them a better understanding of the orbit of the planets.
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In addition to preparing for the third response plan, the minister took another look at the second plan, which covers the period November to January and was updated this month in order to strengthen the health system.
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"At the request of President Trump, I took another look at our decision to close the Coatesville, PA, facility and have decided to keep it open while we pursue additional work," Lockheed Martin quoted CEO Marillyn Hewson as saying.
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"At the request of President Trump, I took another look at our decision to close the Coatesville, PA facility and have decided to keep it open while we pursue additional work," Ms. Hewson said in a statement on Wednesday.
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As that company failed to gain traction, Avey took another look at the genetics market and found that there were significant opportunities in underserved markets — and that India, with its rising middle class and burgeoning healthcare industry would be a good target.
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It was not until over half a century later that historians took another look at the battle and Custer's decisions that led to his death and loss of half his command and found much to criticize.
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In 1895, a new road was built to connect Florence to Mount Idaho. With better transport, investors took another look at the quartz mining possibilities in the region. They found enough rich ore to justify bringing in more milling capacity, which set off another boom. Optimistic owners even assembled a dredge to re-work the old placer fields.
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After her first three novels set in Mississippi, Spencer's career foundered for a while, for she was seen as a "Southern woman" writer, and not a literary figure. In 1981 she published her collected Stories, with a foreword by Eudora Welty, and her standing was reestablished among critics, who took another look at her contributions.Roberts, T. (1994). SELF AND COMMUNITY IN THE FICTION OF ELIZABETH SPENCER.
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A sequel had been in the works, due to the success of the first book and film, but was delayed after the September 11 attacks and languished in development hell; the script for the sequel was submitted on September 10, 2001, a day before the attacks. A screenplay was written by Eric Roth based on Gump and Co. in 2001. In 2007, Paramount took another look at the project, but nothing came of it. The proposed film was mentioned in Cecil B. Demented, a John Waters film.
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Illinois lawmakers and citizens took another look at the ERA, with hearings, testimony, and research including work by the law firm Winston & Strawn to address common legal questions about the ERA. Illinois state lawmakers ratified the ERA on May 30, 2018, with a 72–45 vote in the Illinois House following a 43–12 vote in the Illinois Senate in April 2018. An effort to ratify the ERA in the Virginia General Assembly in 2018 failed to reach the floor of either the House of Delegates or Senate.
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ANALYSIS: Industry concerned about US Navy UCLASS requirements - Flightglobal.com, 23 September 2013 After pressure from Congress, industry, and the Government Accountability Office, the Navy took another look at the draft requirements for the UCLASS. They were scheduled to be released in October 2013 but were delayed. The main reason behind the internal strife was indecision over the future of the aircraft carrier fleet and their air wings, between better UAV-based ISR coverage integrated on board carriers in the near-future and integrating a new unmanned aircraft into the carrier air wing to make the carrier a more effective strike platform.
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How Fascism Works: The Politics of Us and Them is a 2018 nonfiction book by Jason Stanley, the Jacob Urowsky Professor of Philosophy at Yale University. Stanley, whose parents were refugees of Nazi Germany, describes strategies employed by fascist regimes, which includes normalizing the "intolerable". His book is part of a "wave of articles, books and op-eds" that warn of the "return of fascism", features of which are already evident, according to Stanley, in the politics of the United States, the Philippines, Brazil, Russia, and Hungary. In September 2020, National Public Radio took another look at fascism, and interviewed Professor Stanley, who explained that the book has been reissued with a new preface because global events have substantiated his concern that fascist rhetoric is showing up in politics and policies around the world.
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