" Those lines are from Evelyn Waugh's novel "Brideshead Revisited.
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" (It's on HBO Go.) Watch the 1981 "Brideshead Revisited.
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I went back and revisited them and started listening again.
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It revisited their performance in another public evidence sessions today.
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We also revisited the data in the corporate venture scene.
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Conversations from November 13 will be revisited at this time.
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Feeling hopeful, I revisited the numbers a few months later.
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But he acknowledged transportation funding is unlikely to be revisited.
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I know that a lot of team members revisited it.
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Gibson has since revisited his old stomping grounds several times.
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Goldman Sachs charged, Geoffrey Rush accused, World War I revisited.
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Mr. Bizzarro revisited many of the same houses this year.
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The issue of the license will be revisited in March.
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Another figure whose cultural contributions are revisited wasn't an artist.
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When I came back to New York and revisited South Carolina in the spring, I revisited some spots alone and realized that it was unfair for me to try to project that onto people.
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Still, the decades-old case keeps being revisited: Venables, now 36, was jailed in 2010 for possession of child pornography, and was charged with the same offense last year, prompting the case to be revisited.
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Anyway I kinda forgot about it but I'm happy I revisited.
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They've knocked on 50,000 doors and she's revisited counties 10 times.
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For the first time since Marisa Miller, I revisited the magazine.
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With Rick Moody, she edited Joyful Noise: The New Testament Revisited.
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America's most perilous period, revisited through essays, diaries and archival images.
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Indeed, Trump revisited this point during a campaign rally last September.
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It is likely to be revisited when lawmakers return June 3.
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But he revisited Trump's physical peculiarities with Stephanopoulos on Sunday night.
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Munch often revisited themes and subjects over decades, in multiple media.
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Therefore, succession plans should be revisited periodically and updated when necessary.
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That's when I finally revisited the idea that maybe male vs.
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I actually revisited that top at my birthday show last year!
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The Academy's Bailey said the rule could be revisited next year.
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Regulators also revisited a more fundamental concept: the value of life.
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It deserves to have its handiwork revisited, reexamined, and ultimately reversed.
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The Shortlist CAROLINE Little House, Revisited By Sarah Miller 384 pp.
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They were waiting for their food when he revisited the question.
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Later, with rosemary ointment in hand, I revisited the artist's exhibition.
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" Here's more about the show, "Vanguard Revisited: Poetic Politics & Black Futures.
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Several months later, he revisited it and nothing new was there.
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We published it in 1996 and revisited it in your name.
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Since then, she has often revisited that scene in her mind.
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Daniels revisited the incident in a recent interview with the Cut.
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A new study revisited the JAMA-published analysis with more data.
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He revisited the work in 2014, conducting it at Queens College.
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All of the conflicts I listed above are visited and revisited and revisited, with episodes ending with seemingly THE LAST WORD on any given subject, before the next episode immediately goes about reversing said last word.
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After the EDGES detection, a few groups of astronomers revisited these data.
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" Cruz revisited that moment on Friday afternoon, calling it "appalling, an insult.
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Trump Jr. suggested the issue could be revisited if Trump was elected.
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On Sleepwalkers, they're revisited with new maturity, and enhanced points of view.
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Mike Bloomfield owns Highway 61 Revisited nearly as much as Dylan does.
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It's an age old truth that comes revisited, and it's not good.
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When he revisited it, he found the track's opening lyric disturbingly applicable.
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Throughout Float there are melodies and reprisals, ideas revised, revisited, and flipped.
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Last week, Public Policy Polling revisited Mr. Trump's attraction to conspiracy theories.
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The Supreme Court revisited the question of abortion in Planned Parenthood v.
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The cases have been put to rest and cannot be revisited now.
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Then it was revisited again about a year and a half later.
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We revisited it right before we felt Kang was heading our direction.
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Much like Tixite, The Cancer Journals Revisited feels like a visual diary.
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Last year, a Welsh documentary series called Y Detectif revisited the murder.
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Our critics revisited some favorite works, and one assesses the challenges ahead.
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I revisited, revised, resubmitted, and this time, received a more encouraging response.
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I wondered as I revisited the 21998 open Amazon tabs before me.
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Still, the issue will be revisited as the final bill gets negotiated.
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"Schindler's List" was not the first time Mr. Lustig revisited the Holocaust.
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A second inquiry in Scotland in 2015 revisited the blood safety issue.
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The question of debt relief is not to be revisited until 2032.
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Now the issues of Israeli sovereignty are revisited in two new films.
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He tells me he hasn't revisited those nights since they were over.
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Batman just brushes off this whole scene, and it's never revisited again.
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Wilbanks' story was revisited on the Reelz Channel's show, Scandal Made Me Famous.
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She later revisited the character in the Broadway production of "Lorelei" in 1974.
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Tuesday night, Obama revisited these once-hopeful themes from a position of strength.
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However, even though times have changed, many presidents have revisited the same topics.
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" Musk apologized, then revisited his allegations, saying, "I hope he fucking sues me.
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Think back to February 224 and March 227—those themes will be revisited.
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Now, years after his death, Gotti's legacy is being revisited in two works.
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We were always confident nothing would cause the July decision to be revisited.
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Bijan Stephen and Adi Robertson revisited the study and talk to its author.
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He has since revisited the line repeatedly in interviews and on the stump.
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Cameras followed Lisa Daugherty as she revisited the place of Chambers' violent death.
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They resemble visual diary entries, often revisited and rewritten as his memories changed.
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" Zuckerberg revisited the categorical denial a few times: "I learned about this yesterday.
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It keeps getting revisited in galleries, in conversation, and in your own retrospective.
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Much of this history was recently revisited after a much more recent incident.
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Yet when they revisited the topic five years later, not much had changed.
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Pipeline and refining expansions could be revisited if the tariffs significantly raise costs.
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When he revisited the tree this year it was looking lush and green.
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Read: We've revisited the "it" books of summer over the past 50 years.
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Last week, it was revisited again in a four-part series on Netflix.
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Mattis revisited that episode in remarks to reporters on his way to Texas.
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Elba revisited the subject when I reached him after the Las Vegas horror.
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Sartor insisted the decision was temporary and could be revisited in two months.
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Was there anything that revealed itself when you revisited these ragged acoustic demos?
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Second, the question of how power is shared in Afghanistan must be revisited.
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But under the Trump administration, officials revisited that determination and found it incorrect.
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Dodds revisited her classroom the day of the shooting to help identify bodies.
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But other candidates have not publicly revisited their initial views of the case.
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It's lovely, and I wish more artists revisited their work in this way.
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I listened to it over and over again, and I revisited it recently.
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"Regarding the order, Rosenworcel added: "It deserves to be revisited, reexamined, and ultimately reversed.
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The moment he revisited most wistfully was meeting Mr Van Doren at that party.
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The reality TV star revisited that home this week, documenting the adventure on Snapchat.
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In Minaj's interview with Marie Claire, she revisited a lyric from West's 2005 track.
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This season, the brand revisited one of the '90s' most beloved accessories: the choker.
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On Wednesday's reunion part three, the two once again revisited their season-long battle.
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That happy moment of connection was real, but it can never really be revisited.
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Mr. Buchla revisited his 200 series from the 1970s, updating it as the 200e.
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But I still hadn't revisited the places that most fascinated me as a student.
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She revisited the novel, and decided that maybe it was worth publishing, after all.
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In some regions revisited by the Grinnell Resurvey, the century has not been kind.
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Mr. Taha revisited the Arabic-pop heritage with the album "Diwan 2" in 2006.
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When scientists revisited oxytocin experiments with new participants, they often couldn't repeat the results.
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So far nineteen US states have revisited their disposition laws to legalize alkaline hydrolysis.
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When it previously revisited the issue in 2005, Unilever opted for the status quo.
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These returning shows, tailor-made for bingeing, deserve to be revisited (or newly discovered).
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Transgender journalist Samantha Allen revisited and skewered the overly optimistic cover three years later.
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What's new: On Monday, the New Yorker's Dexter Filkins revisited the issue at length.
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There's a sweet spot hit here that's never revisited before Drake falls on his laurels.
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Those images have been revisited countless times in the five decades of pop culture since.
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A lot of these eras need to be revisited with a fresh pair of eyes.
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When I was revisited the book, I made this thing that I called 'the Grid.
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Over the years you've revisited a number of your works in a variety of ways.
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Traders often say that levels hit in overnight gaps in index futures usually are revisited.
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The Daily Jewel Calvin Klein revisited one of the '90s' most beloved accessories: the choker.
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But, just this past March, the researchers revisited the object, only to find that—surprise!
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Their previous collaboration, "Written on Skin", revisited an obscure Provençal tale of cannibalistic sexual possession.
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We&aposve been down this road before and now it has revisited our great city.
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In the Saturday address, he revisited some of the key initiatives passed during his administration.
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These secret passageways can then be revisited or sold to other criminals with different capabilities.
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Novak revisited the topic in a 22020 article for the conservative Catholic magazine First Things.
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There were tears of grief in Columbus a week ago as that memory was revisited.
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Hanson has not revisited the sites, but few have been removed from the Superfund list.
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After much use (six years, to be exact), I revisited the product for another review.
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She has revisited some London homes five times, to refresh or reinvent a color scheme.
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When we revisited these accounts in July, a significant portion of them were simply gone.
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The second trip to Hong Kong, we revisited the bone boxes in the coffin home.
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"The support measures and the funding mechanism put in place must be revisited," Guterres said.
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With the game Keeping the Candles Lit, Kessock revisited these traditions, reflecting on her upbringing.
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She revisited the subject near the end of her life, with more complexity and focus.
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I can't count the number of YouTube clips I've revisited in the past few weeks.
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Since then my English has gotten better, and I've revisited the United States many times.
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But, after that, it would be another 12 years before the company revisited the idea.
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Check out these once-popular regional stores that now can be revisited only in memory.
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Passive loss limitations still exist today and they have rarely been revisited since their enactment.
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And one of them, the 1967 Detroit Rebellion, is being revisited in its source city.
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"The Great Gatsby" is a remarkable book that needs to be revisited time and again.
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Tokyo Summer 22013 Revisited Tameike-Sanno subway station in Tokyo to recreate their first kiss.
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Tokyo Summer 2009 Revisited Tameike- Sanno subway station in Tokyo to recreate their first kiss.
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The communal scene is revisited towards the end of the film, but under different circumstances.
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The next week I revisited the piece, wanting to think through my initial, opening night dismay.
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Issues concerning home and family are being revisited, and you're running into people from your past.
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Afterward, the House revisited the bipartisan bill it had earlier rejected and voted to approve it.
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The University of Louisville team have called on fireworks laws "to be revisited by policy-makers."
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Macaulay Culkin revisited his classic Home Alone character for a new Christmas ad for Google Assistant.
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She's revisited her stewardess job several times and has spent some time as a pilot, too.
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Memories or images that briefly bubble up in one episode are revisited and explored in another.
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I've revisited the movie multiple times, both at other festivals and after its home-video release.
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The changes also are experimental and temporary, to be revisited in three years, the outlet reports.
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And it will be revisited that time to see if we need to continue, or otherwise.
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With the advent of more sophisticated genetic modification tools in the 1990s, scientists revisited it again.
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It wasn't just Madison and her family that were revisited in the Season 3 premiere, though.
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The Batchelders revisited their plan after their mothers passed away and Mark's cancer returned after treatment.
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His last solo album, "Retrospectives," released in 2016, revisited his favorite P-Funk compositions as instrumentals.
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I briefly revisited being at the Prestige with my father and the good time we'd had.
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"We were always confident nothing would cause the July decision to be revisited," Mr. Fallon said.
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This is down to the Sentencing Council having revisited their guidance for these types of offenses.
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Trump revisited that theme at the rally, knocking the media and Democrats and calling for accountability.
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While the protest was going on, Reeve revisited some of the people from the Charlottesville march.
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Earlier this year, Seydoux revisited her experiences on the film in an interview with Elle magazine.
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But when Mr. Gilley revisited his metrics in 2012, he found that China's score had plummeted.
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We've revisited a disputed broken arm, a sorority drama and a suitcase of old love letters.
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Now, 24 years later, her narrative is being revisited — and she is back in the spotlight.
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" However, he added, those principles "explain when cases should be revisited and when they should not.
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The border adjustment tax may be revisited later but was considered too controversial to include now.
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These discussions will be revisited as Mercury begins its retrograde at the end of the month.
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When it became clear such concerns were overstated in 85033, Congress should have revisited the debate.
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"Back when people had larger families, they revisited childhood several times through their kids," she said.
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Pension issues would be revisited this week, while income tax reforms would be discussed on Thursday.
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Then she revisited it at a cocktail party over Martin Luther King's Birthday weekend in 2016.
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" In 2004, she and Mr. Van Dyke reunited again on "The Dick Van Dyke Show Revisited.
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Their album "Shaka Zulu Revisited: 30th Anniversary Celebration" won in the Best World Music Album category.
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Meanwhile, more traditional VC outfits revisited limited partners to stay competitive with the Japanese telecom giant.
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While two Facebook groups have since shut down, TRAFFIC revisited the remaining groups to analyze in 2018.
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But a Highway 20103 Revisited-era Dylan doesn't make her eyes light up anything quite like corn.
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Two months later, she revisited the whole ordeal during a recent appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show.
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EU leaders have said repeatedly that the terms of their Withdrawal Agreement with May cannot be revisited.
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In the process, life is honored, and a great hope for freedom and the future is revisited.
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Roe is the law of the land, he wrote, but it is ludicrous and should be revisited.
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To acknowledge the anniversary, he's revisited his ideas about the internet in a new letter published today.
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The case of Haleigh Cummings will be revisited on Real Life Nightmare, a special docuseries on HLN.
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In light of its return, it's time we revisited the glory of the Lawrence-Issa-Daniel triangle.
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Certain arcs come full circle after years and years; others are revisited and refashioned into something different.
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A 50-year treaty with Brazil over the lucrative Itaipú hydroelectric dam must be revisited by 2023.
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That theory is being revisited in light of new genetic results just published in the journal Development.
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Months before critics revisited Facebook's embrace of Holocaust deniers and other conspiracy peddlers, YouTube faced similar pressures.
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The energy is gentle today when it comes to communication; issues are being revisited and smoothed over.
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The Slow Mo Guys revisited one of their favorite videos with brand new, super slow motion cameras.
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Julia Roberts revisited one of her iconic film roles on Thursday night, this time from the audience!
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It feels like a culmination of something long in progress, in fact, rather than something simply revisited.
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I wouldn't say I had gotten back into bowling, but I had recently revisited my bowling skills.
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For example, bail must be revisited as it seeks to imprison the poorest and most vulnerable defendants.
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In the West, the first principles of international refugee law are wearily revisited every time numbers surge.
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But the roars and sing-alongs came when he faithfully revisited Pink Floyd songs from the 1970s.
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He revisited the labour camp at Buna to find it had vanished, reclaimed by trees and birds.
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"It would be my guess that, in the coming years, Proposition 220 is revisited," Mr. Hicks said.
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A more pointed resolution to delay the name change will be revisited next week, faculty members said.
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The sequence does sound a bit wacky and bloated if it would have revisited another Marvel movie.
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As if by sleight of hand, it is transformed into, influenced by, revisited, given a new twist.
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Pertinent works of literature are revisited in the hopes they may cast light on the narrator's position.
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So this week, the critic Jason Zinoman revisited the film in a formal review, 40 years later.
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In England, in the library at Castle Howard (where "Brideshead Revisited" was filmed), pasted inside an album.
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So then we had a whole new big body of work that we'd created and we revisited.
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She played the mistress of Laurence Olivier's character in the TV mini-series "Brideshead Revisited" in 1981.
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This significantly narrowed the window during which Conficker's creators had revisited either the M.I.T. or N.I.S.T. websites.
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And he revisited his call — made during a speech in Warsaw — for a defense of Western civilization.
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Trevor Noah on Thursday revisited the college admissions bribery scandal, in which new developments continue to unfold.
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Rotherwas Project 2: Kota Ezawa, Gardner Museum Revisited opened at the Mead Art Museum at Amherst College.
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When I revisited Maiwand last month, they had just put the new mats down on the floor.
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When the court revisited the issue in 2016, the Obama administration argued in favor of the unions.
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The Sunday Times of London revisited the story (the day before Condé Nast International sent its memo).
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"The range of outcomes you have considered to be reasonably possible may need to revisited," he said.
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This recent episode revisited a 2014 congressional race upset — involving immigration, right-wing radio and Steve Bannon.
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But with each generation, we have revisited our fundamental truths, and where we falter, we make amends.
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I revisited the scale several times, just to remind myself that I was doing the right thing.
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A few years ago I appeared on a podcast that revisited "Beverly Hills, 90210" episode by episode.
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If Marvel does reboot the X-Men franchise in the future, hopefully the Phoenix Force will be revisited.
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Years later, when Australia was fighting to legalize same-sex marriage, John revisited this chapter in his life.
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Bronn doesn't know Jaime has just revisited the grotesque details of his son's death, and Jaime doesn't share.
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The actor revisited his crush in interviews before his death and spoke at length about her to PEOPLE.
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Some things will need to be revisited and adjusted, but it's an encouraging step for the tablet space.
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Washington said tariffs may be revisited if not enough progress is made to stem illegal immigration from Mexico.
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Now, 12 years after "ManBearPig," South Park has abruptly revisited the subject, in something of a surprising reversal.
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I revisited it about a year later, when a few of those people started using Snapchat frequently again.
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On November 30, a key insight from October 19 will be revisited as Mercury retrograde connects with Pluto.
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A year after his initial trip, the team revisited the village that sparked the idea for the company.
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The constantly revisited themes of family, women, jealousy, and money are all filtered through Drake's all-consuming ego.
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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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In The Curse of Bigness Revisited (a working title) Wu plans to make his case for tighter regulation.
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He is co-author of 'The American Voter Revisited' and has published widely on topics of electoral behavior.
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Fourth, it's time that labor issues be revisited, including addressing documented and undocumented immigration once and for all.
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Robert Pattinson revisited one of his most popular films — despite expressing his distaste for it in the past.
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As it happens, Balanchine, who had danced in this ballet in Russia as a boy, also revisited it.
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That supposed crime will be revisited, and the closets of this wicked little hamlet will disgorge their skeletons.
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I revisited the car half a decade later and renewed my love for the peppy all-electric spider.
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Reem Daly, queen of the extinct, once again is revisited, making her the most vocal first boot ever.
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"Kislyak was left with the impression that the sanctions would be revisited at a later time," one said.
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When he revisited Westminster a year or so ago, his formerly manicured trails were already hard to find.
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With the novel coronavirus hitting markets hard, Lamborghini revisited its 2019 successes this week to help calm nerves.
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What it means is that there is now nothing in the ocean that cannot be revisited and recovered.
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They visited and revisited sites like Mitla, Monte Albán, Tenayuca and Uxmal, some newly discovered, most under excavation.
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Throughout Donald Trump's campaign, many people — either through humor, fear, or bigotry — revisited these fight or flight options.
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It is time that the policy that handcuffed Mr. Mueller be revisited and abandoned, or tested in court.
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The 2016 presidential election was revisited, with Hillary Clinton (240) topping Bernie Sanders (29) and President Trump (22).
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There hasn't been a formal first close yet, although there have been verbal commitments that could be revisited.
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The collection includes including Bob Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited" and "Metamodern Sounds of Country Music" by Sturgill Simpson.
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The new play, titled "Common Ground Revisited," will be staged at the Huntington Theater Company early next year.
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But within those I've read but not revisited while they've moldered in their cardboard prisons are untold insights.
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My depression was a dark presence that first came when I was 12 years old and revisited often.
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" On Sunday morning, the president revisited the topic: "To the leaders of Iran - DO NOT KILL YOUR PROTESTERS.
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And yes, it looks like Stanley Kubrick's iconic hotel set will be revisited and terrify us once again.
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You'll find this matcha tart in "Tartine: A Classic Revisited" (Chronicle, $303), by Elisabeth Prueitt and Chad Robertson.
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Of course this revival is not the first time the New York theater has revisited this time period.
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He had not yet revisited Del Posto, whose four stars were awarded by Sam Sifton, his immediate predecessor.
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The idea of a central bank digital currency, for example, appears to have been revisited by some institutions.
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In 2018, Jamie Lee revisited the character that began her acting career in the original 1978 horror film.
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Cory Booker revisited the Hunter Biden question in suggesting it was a reminder of problematic 2016 election coverage.
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There is growing agreement that the nearly 85033-year old exemption for IRS rules needs to be revisited.
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Remarkably, the filmmaker Michael Apted kept the project going and has revisited the original interviewees every seven years.
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I gave up and revisited the "Prepare for Travel" session later, days after a trip to Puerto Rico.
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The withdrawal goes into effect at the end of 2018, but that decision could be revisited, officials said.
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In recent years, Tyler revisited her old journals and the dusty pop culture ephemera she stockpiled back then.
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You will find that many of the conversations you've had throughout November will now be revisited and reconsidered.
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O.J. Simpson, which revisited and recreated the murder (and subsequent trial) of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.
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The pure pop piffle of Wayne's "Lollipop" was, in its own way, just as stirring a kiss-off as Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone," and the albums that the singles were packaged with— Tha Carter III and Highway 61 Revisited—each contained tracks that revisited the traditions from whence they came.
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This April, he revisited the crime, suggesting that he should (as mayor) have been able to rape Hamill first.
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It underscores that a good story, told well, will resonate with audiences — regardless of how frequently it gets revisited.
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However, the head of public policy at Fidelity Worldwide Investment said that tougher rules on banks should be revisited.
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"There was a wonderful actress in a film I did called Brideshead Revisited," she remembered of the 2008 film.
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Saar revisited the original drawing in 2002, creating a new sketch that culminated in a piece called "Colored" (2002).
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Since Houston's death, the endlessly revisited tabloid drama around her life has sometimes threatened to overshadow her musical legacy.
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This essay effectively becomes a visual record of destitution — one that will hopefully only be revisited in history books.
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Except for a follow up to that case in 2010, the court has not substantially revisited the Second Amendment.
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Clack and Einesman revisited that season 6 episode, and Clack confirmed that Hayley's symptoms do occur in real life.
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The mounds themselves were decorated with stone markings so they could be easily recognized and revisited by the living.
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Lauer previously passed the test, but his case is now being revisited by authorities in light of his firing.
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On The Jonathan Ross Show, Harington revisited a video of a prank he played on Leslie earlier this year.
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On Friday, Malaysia's finance minister said the project was terminated for now, but could be revisited in the future.
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Jada Pinkett Smith revisited her past drug abuse during a heartfelt discussion of mental health with rapper Kid Cudi.
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The existential novel's exploration of class, family and sacrifice become all the more poignant when revisited as an adult.
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I revisited the Christie's website to consult the lot notes, and found all trace of the painting had vanished.
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Anyway, O'Keeffe belongs to that very small pantheon: an artist whose work doesn't need a reason to be revisited.
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The agreement sets emissions goals that are designed to be revisited, and presumably made more ambitious, every five years.
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The contours of a tune like "Bigger Thomas" reflect Coltrane's innovations in blues form, revisited by a dauntless heir.
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The heartiest of them are revisited several years down the line, still sober, many with jobs now, and children.
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So I recently revisited the Echo to unearth some of the best tips to getting the most from Alexa.
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Carson has revisited debate about an American bootstraps mentality and what we collectively consider to be the deserving poor.
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"Kislyak was left with the impression that the sanctions would be revisited at a later time," one official said.
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In truth, Trump's stance — whatever it is — would matter only if a more conservative Supreme Court revisited Roe v.
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On a recent trip to Atlanta, Liz Barclay revisited some of her favorite places to eat along the corridor.
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New York's law did not pass before the legislative session expired last month, but could be revisited in January.
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Ms. Lim, the author of "The People's Republic of Amnesia: Tiananmen Revisited," is writing a book about Hong Kong.
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We revisited the night, 18533 years ago today, that became a flash point in the modern gay rights movement.
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The details are being revisited as part of a sweeping review by Dutch museums of their war-era record.
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They were made as carefully as possible, he said, and should have been revisited when the economy bounced back.
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Jibade-Khalil Huffman's video installation; Lorraine O'Grady's collage poems revisited; and a last-chance look at Nona Faustine's photographs.
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The movie is eagerly revisited by some devotees around this time of year, though others may find it hokey.
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Your documentary "West of Memphis" revisited another murder case that had been the subject of a well-known series.
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And when she revisited the wistful "All Too Well," from the 2012 album "Red," she was spirited but calm.
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" He worked with Mr. Lynch again in 2017 when Showtime revisited Mr. Lynch's early-1990s cult series "Twin Peaks.
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A pity, but if the United States president elected in November believes in these goals, they can be revisited.
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Policies should also be revisited every few years as roles different executives play in a business change, he added.
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Historical footage is revisited, and prominent figures from the era, like Representative John Lewis and Harry Belafonte, are interviewed.
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This learning is accompanied by 23 downloadable AWS resources, which can be revisited any time you need a refresher.
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At some point we revisited that Slack conversation and took the idea of a game about a goose seriously.
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More recently, though some botanists and scientists have revisited the idea that plants do possess a kind of intelligence.
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Also of note in Gorsuch's Ackerman opinion was his indication that the third-party doctrine needed to be revisited.
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The show never revealed who he was and never revisited his character after that brief and intensely weird scene.
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Every seven years since, Mr. Apted has revisited their lives, and "63 Up" is set for release in 2019.
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Take Ralph Northam, the governor of Virginia, who recently revisited one of the darker parts of black history: blackface.
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That's when I revisited the idea, and started to seriously think about making my love of event planning more official.
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Little is known about Laure, though the iconic image has been appropriated and revisited by artists for over a century.
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We revisited the case -- talking with officials, activists, and police about the shooting -- to see how Johnston's death impacted Atlanta.
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Two important public lands bills hang in the balance, and will be revisited once Congress is back from its recess.
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The most famous such project is Michael Apted's Up series, which has revisited its subjects every seven years since 1964.
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The state authorized the pipeline in 2010, but permits must be revisited if construction does not start within four years.
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The new policy will run throughout 2019 and will be revisited at the end of the year, the memo said.
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In 2016, the company revisited its medical roots when it bought Toshiba Medical Systems, a computed tomography (CT) scanner maker.
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Shareholder Distribution Revisited: PMI has historically distributed to shareholders through dividends and share buybacks more than the FCF it generated.
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He revisited the property more than a year ago and was surprised to see that the theater was still there.
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In July, OPEC production revisited a 2011 low, helped by a further cut by Saudi Arabia, a Reuters survey showed.
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Those tapes were revisited by The Guardian and WNYC in a retrospective published Friday on Clinton's response to 9/11.
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The linchpin of the show is a fictional text Gonzales-Day created from 1993 to 1996 but revisited in 2017.
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Oliver revisited the issue Sunday night as the Republican-led FCC moves to scrap the legal foundation for those rules.
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This is a cycle that seems to be revisited on a regular basis for the past century and a half.
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U.S. officials have said that the new financial penalties remain on the table and are likely to be revisited soon.
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Over the past year, I've visited and revisited the gender pay gap with various talent partners at prominent venture firms.
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Anyone who's ever revisited a meaningful place years after they were last there will know how poignant it can be.
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The border-adjustment tax may be revisited, sources told the Times, but was seen as too controversial to pursue now.
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The Word for World is Forest is a condemnation of colonialism, a theme she frequently revisited in the Hainish cycle.
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Trump revisited the topic of rebuilding airports consistently throughout the campaign, mentioning the same airports at the first presidential debate.
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Trump revisits NATO complaints Trump's post G7 tweets also revisited an old bugbear -- the funding of the NATO military alliance.
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In addition to playing Cooper and Aerosmith classics, they revisited titles from Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, and Motorhead.
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Munson also said the pair discussed the review with STM, and then revisited the restaurant upon instruction on Jan. 14.
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court revisited this complex but important area of law for the first time in two decades.
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I recently revisited the Super NES's ambitious hybrid adventure ActRaiser, playing it to completion for the first time in decades.
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We revisited some of our favorite Los Angeles set locations that have appeared as other cities and countries in film.
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Revisited, too, because Eovaldi is up for free agency, and it is impossible to ignore his pockmarked history with injuries.
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Blue Velvet Revisited screens Tuesday, November 14, as part of DOC NYC (Cinépolis Cinema, 260 West 23rd Street, Chelsea, Manhattan)
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Also in the '22012.06s, Luc Delahaye's series, "L'Autre," revisited Evans's approach and subject, but this time on the Paris Metro.
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And we unpacked the doctrines of Xi Jinping Thought, China's new reigning ideology, and revisited Mr. Xi's rise to power.
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I revisited the idea and came up with something I could make work by making two of the entries vertical.
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Listen: Bob Dylan's 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue concerts are revisited in extensive detail in a new release and a video.
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Read: We've revisited the "it" books of summers past in the U.S. Smarter Living: So you've made a terrible mistake.
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As recently as 2009, researchers have revisited the theory and confirmed the findings of pro-school attitudes among black students.
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In the process of making a series of short films that embody the genre, we revisited some of our favorites.
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I revisited the book over and over, to understand the phases my daughter was in, and what was to come.
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The decision will reportedly be revisited on a weekly basis as efforts continue to control the spread of the virus.
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Previous convictions could be revisited if the flawed evidence can be shown to have made a difference in the outcome.
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The second is the corresponding authenticity of Helena's emotions about her father, painfully revisited and refined as she tracks him.
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Is it reasonable to expect the Supreme Court to change its view if it revisited the issue in Ziglar v.
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Have you looked at that and revisited that and think, "Wow, this wasn't what it appeared to be," or no?
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Meanwhile, Republicans revisited Nixon's strategy, using abortion to attract socially conservative voters in the South away from the Democratic Party.
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With the help of The Times's photo archive, we revisited Prohibition, the 13-year period when the U.S. outlawed alcohol.
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He also revisited a line from his 2016 campaign, maligning some migrants trying to enter the United States as criminals.
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While its effect on Mr. Trump remains unknown, Mr. Mulroney has already revisited a moment from the lumber dispute's past.
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Before the game, Collins disclosed that the team had recently revisited the idea of using Jose Reyes in the outfield.
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In the sketches that aired that night, he revisited several of his beloved characters, including Buckwheat, Gumby and Mr. Robinson.
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Since then, he has sporadically revisited the issue, saying that the protests are disrespectful to the country and its flag.
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These tragic chapters in cinematic history have been revisited in films such as Cinema Paradiso, Inglourious Basterds, and The Artist.
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During his first ceremony at Soul Quest in August, he revisited forgotten scenes of streets lined with corpses in Iraq.
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In 2016, for example, the McCurrys revisited their portfolio and realized they could increase their retirement budget to $40,000 a year.
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But if it's from the EU and it hasn't been revisited in post-Disney efforts, it's not "official" Star Wars anymore.
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Naturally, there are revisited resentments and arguments among the little group, and it seems this reunion wasn't such a great idea.
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The Supreme Court has not revisited the predicament of uninjured class members since the Tyson case, despite invitations to do so.
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Although no charges were filed at the time, authorities revisited the case after Hernandez was accused of the Odin Lloyd murder.
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With that in mind, I revisited Fincher's Facebook film (written by Aaron Sorkin, whose script won the Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar).
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Sprinkled in between the happy memories of his long career, the actor also revisited the mistakes he felt he had made.
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Like so many great books spoiled by mediocre high school classes, Walden is richer and quirkier when revisited as an adult.
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Mariah caption: 6th grade revisited "I'll beat you in a race" #nevermadethetrackteam #eternally12 #shake&bake Translation: Look at me now, haters.
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He even revisited it a second time during the eulogy, describing how McCain was still goading him about it years later.
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As for that timeline: Twin Peaks: Revisited was shot over eight months, starting in September 2015 and wrapping by April 2016.
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The paper will be revisited by the government in 12 weeks time, assuming that Britain is still a thing by then.
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The pair loved the ode to intimacy so much that they revisited the house where it was shot three years later.
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In 2100, for example, the McCurrys revisited their portfolio and realized they could increase their retirement budget to $000,2610 a year.
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Today, Mercury reenters Scorpio, activating a very private sector of your chart—issues concerning your home and family are being revisited.
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And her Brexit plans of a complete severing of ties with the European Union will now have to be revisited. 3.
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The Modern Family star, 17, revisited her war of words with 18-year-old Vine personality, whom she blasted on Jan.
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Some Senators have called for a 5-year authorization, but Duckworth says the issue should be revisited every 2 years. Enforcement.
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In fact, in 2016, the McCurrys revisited their portfolio and realized they could increase their retirement budget to $40,000 a year.
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She noted some of his comments at a legal convention where he suggested some parts of the law should be revisited.
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Months after the back-and-forth over the song's content, Ms. Kardashian West revisited the feud in a recent GQ interview.
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It's a throwaway visual gag, never revisited, but it made me snort, suggesting as it did something brain-twisty and satirical.
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Leaving the Capitol afterward, Pelosi revisited Trump's shout-out to the history-making women of the new Congress — with an asterisk.
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"Not an evening since that fated night in Virginia have I not revisited the choice," the eighteen-year-old Wash confesses.
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In fact, in 21, the McCurrys revisited their portfolio and realized they could increase their retirement budget to $40,000 a year.
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Emotional healing takes place as the moon connects with Neptune, and old memories are revisited as the moon meets Mercury retrograde.
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On another occasion, the Bush administration decided that the new Privacy rules established by HIPAA should be revisited and possibly modified.
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Think back to February 19 through 23—plenty of the conversations and decisions that came up then are being revisited now.
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But it was a remarkable performance by Eovaldi, one that will surely be revisited in the days and weeks to come.
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Throughout Revisited, it is clear that Lynch likes and trusts Braatz, which leads to many conversations about his work and process.
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Mr. Sánchez revisited the October spill and cited statutes it violated, and recounted the long history of Pdvsa's neglect of Amuay.
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He was prosecuted in one of the South's major "atonement" trials, in which the Mississippi authorities revisited civil rights-era atrocities.
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Their arched forms and side panels conjure Renaissance chapels, as if revisited by a devout modernist whose hero is Mark Rothko.
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Mr. Clarida revisited the issue in April 2016, noting that labor share had begun to rebound without an increase in inflation.
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Over the course of the past decade, it has addressed ethical issues in conflict photography and revisited overlooked — or underappreciated — masters.
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In the meantime, Masterpiece is a defeat — a qualified defeat, to be sure, and a defeat that may well be revisited.
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The basic facts of this story have been widely reported over the years and revisited as part of the 2016 campaign.
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Happily, that performance can be revisited and other discoveries made in the venturesome group's two-CD set of music by Pezel.
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These include classic comedies like Blackadder and Fawlty Towers, dramas like Brideshead Revisited, and over 600 classic episodes of Doctor Who.
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We've also revisited a handful of films that speak to some of the contradictions of their moment — and our moment too.
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In The Daily Mail, a series of correspondents revisited a litany of complaints about Meghan's behavior, going back to her wedding.
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The moment is never explained or revisited in that opening hour, but the "squidfall" itself ties directly back to the comic.
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Having now revisited its opening chapters, it's clearer than ever that this was always the beating heart of Kentucky Route Zero.
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But before her show, Goddard revisited some of her favorite spaces in the museum and scoured the archives for new inspiration.
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That's why I revisited Hyde's closing remarks from the Senate impeachment trial of Clinton, during which Hyde led the House prosecutors.
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"Kislyak was left with the impression that the sanctions would be revisited at a later time," one official told the Post.
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But in 1999 while at the MacDowell Colony, an artists' colony, he revisited the work and decided to make a book.
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Wedbush said it believes the terms of the deal will either have to be revisited or will not happen at all.
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But sometimes a particular park will go into heavy rotation, or another one will drop out only to be revisited later.
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If those objectives aren't revisited until the middle or end of the year, it could be too late to catch up.
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When his father passed away, van Gogh revisited the painting to add churchgoers in the foreground, including women wearing mourning shawls.
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He revisited campaign themes from four years ago, decrying illegal immigration, the news media and his 2016 Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Twenty years later, the nation has turned to revisit her story, in the same way that we revisited the O.J. Simpson trial.
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Then, they traveled to Beaumont-en-Argonne and revisited the home where Adelman spent many months — and Quatreville's sister Ginette, now 93.
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Before I headed to the airport, we returned the truck to U-Haul and revisited Dunkin' Donuts for some more iced coffees.
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Earlier this year, Thompson said she'd threatened to quit Brideshead Revisited when a producer told her female co-star to lose weight.
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Enter the question that kept coming up in my mind as Endgame revisited the snap repeatedly: Why even bother with a snap?
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Andrew reads Brideshead Revisited and chooses "Après moi, le dèluge" ("After me, the deluge") as a quotation for the high-school yearbook.
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MCCAUL: I have heard recent reports now that that may be -- that policy may be revisited and it may not go forward.
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I couldn't stand the display back when the Switch launched, and was still unimpressed when I revisited the Switch 18 months later.
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The case was revisited several weeks earlier after Banks failed to provide proper paperwork proving that she had completed the required classes.
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The baseball player-turned-businessman revisited his superstar girlfriend on the Shades of Blue set and shared the experience with his followers.
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Life insurance policies often ensure funds are available to make the purchase, and any valuation should be revisited from time to time.
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Are you planning to, or have you finally had enough of the galaxy far, far away that you just revisited last year?
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Each scenario can be revisited, depending on your child's particular struggles, and there's also a parents' section packed with tips and strategies.
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Morgan last revisited his character in 2008's season 3, in which he voiced the role of John but was not seen.
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"Besides your mother, this is the person that I am, this is the life that I live," she revisited their initial conversation.
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While the Clinton investigation may have been "complete" in July, it was always subject to being revisited if new information was discovered.
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Bryan: I revisited much of the season in anticipation of the finale, and several episodes really stand out on a second viewing.
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To explain the Martian blueberries, Burt, along with his co-authors Paul Knauth and Ken Wohletz, revisited an earlier consideration: meteorite impacts.
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Acting opposite Francia Raisa, Banks revisited her role as the doll Eve who comes back to life to help Raisa's Grace Martin.
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Still, the company will explore ways to "safely and reliably" store data in Canada, Lasher said, and the issue may be revisited.
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"There was a wonderful actress in a film I did called Brideshead Revisited," Thompson, currently starring in Beauty and the Beast, shared.
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She revisited a lot of what made me like her: humor, the variation of flow, and that grunting we could never forget.
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The case, which brought global infamy on the town, is now revisited in a documentary, "Roll Red Roll," directed by Nancy Schwartzman.
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She revisited it in September at an athletes' retreat in Montreal organized by B2ten, a privately funded group that supports Canadian Olympians.
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As revisited in Criterion's excellent new Blu-ray transfer, made from a 2015 digital restoration, it also appears to be his greatest.
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And the political circumstances around the deal might just give it the perfect case that the award to Microsoft should be revisited.
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In fact, documents should be revisited periodically because laws change and people forget what they had written down years ago, he said.
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The shift from music as a temporary, irreplicable experience to a recorded one that can be revisited is a change in kind.
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A little less than seven months later, on October 18, Comey revisited Twitter, this time with a photograph of the Hudson River.
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Earlier this month, the Philadelphia-based retailer revisited California surf brand, Hang Ten (and its recognizable foot logo) for a menswear edit.
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He and Jimmy Fallon revisited a 2012 sketch from Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, in which the duo slow-jammed the news.
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Rich in interviews and ephemera from the making of Lynch's classic, Blue Velvet Revisited is ultimately disappointing as a standalone artistic achievement.
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By contrast, the persistence of low-key electronic music in Revisited yields an undynamic soundscape that can encourage viewers to tune out.
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Among the works were new posters by Emory Douglas, who revisited his classic Black Panther–era images of revolution, empowerment, and solidarity.
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In 2007, Singapore revisited its long-held prohibition against oral and anal sex between consenting adults, a law widely seen as outdated.
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Near that painting hangs a contemporary piece, a digital print from the 2009 series Rostam in Late Summer — Revisited by Fereydoun Ave.
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Her final series in the exhibition, "Elswick Revisited" (1987—1991), explored the way the region had changed and the creep of racism.
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On "The Late Show," Stephen Colbert revisited a tweet Mr. Trump sent last week, immediately after the players' release had been secured.
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"PTO and sick leave policies should be revisited to allow for potential exemptions and leniency in these kinds of situations," Ho shared.
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Seventeen countries in Africa declared their independence that year, which we've revisited with the help of The Times's photo archive and others.
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Which leads me to ask: This Broadway season, both of you revisited shows that you'd seen in one or more incarnations before.
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Daniel Roseberry revisited many of the house's iconic motifs this season, including an eye designed by the writer and artist Jean Cocteau.
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The Huntington Theater Company in Boston plans to present the drama, called "Common Ground Revisited," next winter, with performances starting in January.
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Creative director Anthony Vaccarello revisited Yves Saint Laurent's Le Smokings and Russian collections for new eyes and a long set of legs.
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This spring, I revisited them and found that their opinions hadn't changed, but they saw no point in being involved in politics.
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Prosecutors last year revisited that decision when they saw in his testimony that Mr. Cosby had acknowledged the use of the drugs.
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In the drawings, he revisited the city, one remembered storefront at a time, even as urbanization, then war, were taking their toll.
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Department officials declined to comment on why the Harley-Davidson settlement, in a case brought by the Obama administration, was being revisited.
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GOP members instead spent much of the hearing focused on broader issues of border security and whether immigration policies should be revisited.
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It was one of several instances in which workplace safety decisions have been revisited in the early months of the Trump administration.
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Taylor Swift revisited Kanye West&aposs interruption at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards in an interview with Variety published on Tuesday.
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Ronstadt revisited Pompeo's comments when she was given the opportunity to say a few words upon receiving her honor, according to Variety.
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Trump's signing of the order was abruptly postponed at the end of January, and it remains unclear when it will be revisited.
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The boy band revisited the age-old question in a video on Twitter, posing several theories as to what "it" could be.
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"There is simply no precedent and no need for the conditions to be extended or modified, or our transaction revisited," she said.
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These pointillist creations of early modern humans were recently discovered when scientists revisited Abri Cellier, a cave site in France's Vézère Valley.
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A month ago, I revisited NATO's mostly-forgotten Kosovo Force (KFOR) mission after participating in a progressive security conference in Belgrade, Serbia.
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From vinyl to Game Boys and beyond, it seems that many types of older tech are going to be revisited and renewed.
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The resulting series, Revisited: Habitat 67, was produced in collaboration with the building's residents, with whom Brittain spent time during his visits.
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The decision was not revisited for 20 years, even as use of the method became widespread in neighboring Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal.
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Their foul-ups are revisited, the field is winnowed, jokes are told and the No. 1 blunderer is chosen by the studio audience.
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On the day of his show in London last week, he revisited the moment when he knew that fashion would be his calling.
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The Lausanne, Switzerland-based multimedia installation revisited the Musée de l'Elysée's renaissance garden, enhancing the classic space—common in Europe—with new technologies.
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While U.S. 23-year Treasury yields hovered at a decade low, emerging markets borrowing costs revisited the seven month highs touched last week.
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During a recent interview with Howard Stern, the "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" singer revisited the elbow seen 'round the world in 2002.
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He said he wanted legislation to generate at least $225 trillion for infrastructure spending and revisited a campaign promise to lower drug prices.
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"I recently revisited your site to see how easy it would be to list a rental," Mastrangelo said in the email to Kim.
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Planned cuts of 3 billion pounds in funding for local authorities may be revisited after the deadly fire in a London tower block.
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I will end by pointing out that Bob Dylan won a Nobel Prize in 2016, 52 years after he released Highway 61 Revisited.
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Now, a hundred years later, scientists have revisited the idea, trying different types of bacteria to encourage the immune system to fight tumors.
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But the vitality of their experiment is nothing if it doesn't get remixed and revisited, keeping the source fresh by building on it.
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Weintraub said the deal Kratz rejected was a final offer and won&apost be revisited unless the victims&apos families ask for that.
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Asylum authorities have revisited hundreds of applications like that of "David Benjamin" and have reportedly found serious mistakes in 10-15% of them.
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His story was revisited in the 2013 book Stephen Ward Was Innocent, OK and in an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical called Stephen Ward.
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On September 20, 2008, Swartz revisited the Guerilla Open Access Manifesto in a blog post promoting the launch of a website called guerillaopenaccess.com.
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" Asked if she has revisited past experiences in a new light since the #MeToo movement, Adams said, "I knew they were wrong then.
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You've revisited a few subjects in your films over the years, such as the porn industry, the Westboro Baptist Church, and Jimmy Saville.
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The original is tinged with happy, sunshiney 90s pop, but the revisited and updated version finds Williams in a darker, grittier place sonically.
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We revisited many of these in a post, collecting some of the best projects that could lend a hand in disaster relief efforts.
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He revisited Plato's Symposium in preparation for an interview on his own podcast, and recently read Andre Agassi's autobiography, which Ezra also loved.
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They came courtesy of a bawdy historical play that Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) visited and revisited while apprenticing as an assassin in Braavos.
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Think of "Highway 61 Revisited," from 1965 — a song that Mr. Dylan performed last week at the Desert Trip festival in Indio, Calif.
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"It will be revisited by the next president, whoever that is," McConnell said at an event Monday with the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce.
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Now, the level is elusive once again: 3 percent wasn't held for long, and I don't see it being revisited again anytime soon.
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Brian O'Malley, a partner at Accel Partners venture capital firm, said pricing is an area of the market that needs to be revisited.
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Now they are revisited in a new film, "Vor der Morgenröte" ("Before the Dawn"), an Austrian-German-French production directed by Maria Schrader.
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That process was halted following the 2005 general election and was never revisited until now, but a ban was suggested at the time.
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Mercury entered its retrograde shadow on October 29, which means that conversations and ideas that we've brewed up since then will be revisited.
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A contemporary antecedent might include Gregory Amenoff, whose seminal works of the 1980s revisited a Romantic belief in the restorative power of nature.
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This month, he revisited the project in Philadelphia at the invitation of Danspace in collaboration with Partners for Sacred Places and Philadelphia Contemporary.
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These chapbooks are characters in their own right, tossed casually into a desk where they're painstakingly saved and revisited in times of turmoil.
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The FCC is expected to partake in a quadrennial media review next year, where many of these issues will be revisited and deliberated.
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In a thrilling performance on Thursday evening, the singer Stacy Sullivan, who knew Mr. Ackles and had worked with him, revisited his music.
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Slate's podcast, "Standoff," interviewed Westover as it revisited the 22018 siege at Ruby Ridge, still a flashpoint for many on the far right.
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In that race, Dewey's campaign sounded a theme that has been revisited by Mr. Trump: questioning the health and stamina of his rival.
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Their sole night together — revisited repeatedly throughout the film in increasing detail — unspools with little preamble and the clichéd shorthand of sexual fantasy.
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"I really revisited my values and thought to myself, I could move to a firm or go in another direction," Ms. Brown said.
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" It added: "Our initial decision to remove 'Old Town Road' from the Hot Country Songs chart could be revisited as these factors evolve.
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Though she's performed "Kinderszenen" many times, Ms. Dinnerstein hadn't listened to the album in at least 20 years when she recently revisited it.
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After some 70 years as a commercial medium, it has a body of texts that can be revisited, reattempted, remixed or responded to.
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Ingraham revisited Warren's viral takedown of Mike Bloomberg with some "live footage" of her dog, Bailey, with a death grip on a burrito.
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As part of that effort, Democratic leaders are reminding lawmakers that provisions excluded from the third round will be revisited in the fourth.
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Plays Elias Burke I was big into alternative music in high school, and PJ Harvey's cover of "Highway 61 Revisited" was a favorite.
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BRANTLEY I just revisited "Kinky Boots," which must be well into its fourth (or is it fifth?) cast, since it opened in 2013.
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Wildfires revisited parts of France this week, burning for days near the town of Palneca, and torching more than 400 acres of forest.
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On Monday, his childhood friend Michele Rotella revisited the basketball court in the town of Cireglio where the two used to play together.
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After the biggest week in the franchise's history, I revisited the five characters to learn how they had experienced the nearly monthlong theater.
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In early 2012, Mr. Xi briefly revisited Muscatine as vice president while preparing for his promotion to Communist Party leader later that year.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with Pluto, bringing powerful conversations about security and your day job; expect these discussions to be revisited next month.
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While industry doesn't expect Asian oil demand to decline outright, they say the growth seen over the past decade may never be revisited.
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Months later, the CTA revisited that decision, reinstating the award and agreeing to allow some sex tech companies to attend this year's show.
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During these times, I revisited that statement over and over, telling myself that Jenn had good judgement and she was betting on me.
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When the police revisited the scene of the 2010 report, they found detailed writings about sexual abuse on the walls of a shed.
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Bartlett is scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday for his bond to be revisited due to the upgraded charges, Gonzalez-Chavez said.
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I revisited the books I read after the election and made a poem, or conversation, out of some of the things I underlined.
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Writing for the progressive Catholic magazine Commonweal, Patrick Baumann notes the abiding popularity among Catholics of the 1945 novel Brideshead Revisited, by Evelyn Waugh.
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Based on the sheer quantity of revisited material on tap, 2017 is quickly shaping up to be a big year for entertainment deja vu.
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If the decision is made to withhold details from vendors, that decision is supposed to be revisited periodically, multiple times a year, Crocker added.
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This means I revisited the entire mass media communications class from my junior year of college when we were forced to set up accounts.
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In coming to terms with this decision, Rieser revisited his memories of the game by documenting the Sunnyslope High School football program in Phoenix.
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Hadid recently revisited the topic during an interview with Vogue's podcast, during which she talked about the negative and positive powers of social media.
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" But then, in August 2018, "a Franklin Township Police Officer revisited the case and asked the victim to come back in for an interview.
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They revisited properties up to three times, just to be sure they didn't miss a bone or a sign that someone was left behind.
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The case is again revisited in the recently-released film Midnighters, which opened in theaters, video-on-demand and Digital HD on March 20033.
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Twelve meditation spots are scattered throughout the game—and once active, these can be revisited at any time via the pause and main menus.
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It's summer and you've probably revisited the idea of that dream vacation you've been pining away for since you broke out your summer wardrobe.
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Lohan, 29, took fans on a trip down Memory Lane when she revisited one of the homes from the Parent Trap over the weekend.
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The utterly stunned actors revisited their initial driving confessions with a completely different outlook and vowed to abstain from using their phones while driving.
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When Moore saw the clip, she called a shocked Oprah on the air — and when Oprah revisited the memory, Moore showed up on set.
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The pair revisited the iconic club the Comedy Store and discussed Shandling's career as well as mutual friends they had lost, including Robin Williams.
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And now, with the summer heat officially upon us, Theron has gone practical and revisited one of our favorite haircuts on her: the pixie.
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In the months that followed, the world watched and weighed in as the case was revisited, with the potential US treatment used as evidence.
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Shareholder Distribution Revisited Fitch also views positively the suspension of PMI's share buyback in 2015, indicating a willingness to protect the company's credit metrics.
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"In the wake of deposits of specified bank notes in massive quantity and accumulations thereof, the above instructions have been revisited," the RBI said.
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This increases the chance of further tinkering three years from now, when the format is revisited ahead of the new cycle of TV rights.
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Expect many of the conversations and decisions you've made since Mercury entered its pre-retrograde shadow period on February 226 to be revisited now.
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In 2015 alone, I revisited four series I've seen many times over: The Sopranos, Parks and Recreation, The Office, and Sex and the City.
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Tattooing and high-visibility piercing, resurgent in the early 483s as the seditious insignia of proud outliers, are now being revisited in unlikely quarters.
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Our chief White House correspondent revisited the case against President Bill Clinton 21 years ago, and our chief TV critic watched the Watergate hearings.
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We've loved every one of these communities—so much so that we've revisited several of them, for months at a time along the way.
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" A few months ago, I revisited Proust's "In Search of Lost Time," and for a month last year I was engrossed in "Anna Karenina.
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That said, these strategies or tactics need to be revisited or updated to understand the appropriate mitigations to protect your company from a cyberattack.
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Instead, I was confronted with the emotionally distressing image accompanying the article, an image that revisited the fans' deaths rather than celebrating their lives.
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I want to make sure that both children are served as we move forward and hopefully these charges will not have to be revisited.
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Released in 2015, Thomas' album electrofeit is a compilation of Bach compositions revisited and reinvented through the post-production process of in-studio composition.
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Structural continuity of any kind completely breaks in the next map, as bosses and enemies and ideas from other maps are revisited seemingly randomly.
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Some of the subjects, like the public advocate Letitia James, are revisited in different media, as if being electronically rebroadcast or recalled in dreams.
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Dr. Esther Choo said rules restricting press access at hospitals should be revisited so that the public has a view inside virus-stricken ERs.
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Complex, carefully orchestrated soundscapes are a hallmark of Lynch's work, but Braatz takes all of the wrong aural cues from the director in Revisited.
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Vanguard Revisited: Poetic Politics & Black Futures, curated by Leila Weefur and SFAI students, is on at the San Francisco Art Institute through April 7.
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We've revisited the books that defined the season over the past 50 years — and what they reveal about the country at a particular moment.
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Agreements are more likely to be successful if they are followed consistently and revisited frequently as kids grow older and new apps become available.
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"Through NEON I have revisited the city many times," said Ms. Kountouri, referring to the way she discovers spaces for the art organization's exhibitions.
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" But lately, I've revisited the metaphysical toiling of Annie Dillard: "Why are we watching the news, reading the news, keeping up with the news?
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In 2014, Drake revisited lyrics by the Bay Area hip-hop elder Rappin' 4-Tay, who, unimpressed, chose to publicly invoice Drake for $100,000.
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Intense, insightful conversations take place as Mercury connects with the lord of the underworld, Pluto; expect these conversations to be revisited next month, too.
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In one of her enduring speeches, given at the 2012 Democratic National Convention, she revisited her fears that the Presidency would change her husband.
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In a follow-up paper released Friday, another economist, Adam Ozimek, revisited Mr. Blinder's analysis to see what had happened over the past decade.
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The state attorney general, Letitia James, a Democrat, has suggested that the new laws be revisited but declined to say which changes she supported.
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The rally was covered in major publications, but it isn't etched in anyone's memory or revisited — and it certainly didn't lead a national newscast.
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Eddie Murphy's triumphant return to Saturday Night Live kicked off with a soaring sketch, and one of many that revisited a classic Murphy character.
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Jackson also briefly revisited the long road -- with many twists -- that Manafort's case has taken over several hearings and more than 500 court filings.
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It makes the end of "TLJ" seem pointless unless the idea is revisited in a Disney Plus show or a future "Star Wars" movie.
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During a recent episode of the movie discussion podcast Blank Check with Griffin and David, the hosts revisited Jonathan Demme's 1984 film Swing Shift.
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In some respects, the central theme of "Hal" in considering questions about the balance between art and commerce has been revisited on several fronts.
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In 2006, Jeannette Wing, a computer scientist at Columbia, revisited the notion of computational thinking as a skill for everyone to learn and use.
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A Labour MP told Business Insider that the decision had been "kicked into the long grass" and would not be revisited until November 22.
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If the FCC doesn't vote on BDS by the Inauguration, its status could be in limbo and/or its proposed rules could be revisited.
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On Tuesday, William and Kate revisited their university days when they toured the University of British Columbia Okanagan as part of their royal Canadian tour.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has identified easing the rule as a top priority, and regulators have said the existing rules could be revisited for refinement.
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"I think you'll have a chance to see the old highs revisited if and when and before we go into a bear market," Jones said.
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It also gave presidential candidate Donald Trump a powerful talking point on the stump that he has revisited frequently in his first year in office.
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Angela Kinsey revisited her Office days on Thursday when she posted a sweet throwback photo of her time on season 1 of the NBC comedy.
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T-Mobile's implementation relies on the STIR/SHAKEN authentication method (STIR: Secure Telephone Identity Revisited and SHAKEN: Signature-based Handling of Asserted information using toKENs).
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After publicly apologizing, Musk revisited the allegations in August during another Twitter argument, asking why Unsworth hadn't sued yet if his accusations were indeed untrue.
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It is precisely this sort of milquetoast moral myopia that irks a conscientious visitor: yes, we have revisited the scholar and statesman, but so what?
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That assumption might be "revisited as Brexit negotiations proceed," BoE Deputy Governor Sam Woods said in a letter to the bosses of banks and insurers.
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As the costs of insecurity rise, these design choices need to be revisited, and in many cases alternate implementations optimized for security will be required.
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Christopher Bailey revisited the cape silhouette (following the incredible success of those monogrammed Prorsum ponchos from a few seasons ago) for the house's latest showing.
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"Deleveraging pressures on HNA continue to be enormous, and all such plans will probably now be revisited as the management team reconstitutes itself," he said.
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Finally, Cramer revisited discount toy retailer Five Below to examine the state of a successful brick-and-mortar retailer that is thriving despite online competition.
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The Ninth Doctor episode "Dalek" famously and fantastically revisited Doctor Who's very first alien enemy, placing the Doctor opposite a single representative of the species.
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Last Tuesday, David Calhoun, the chairman of Boeing's board, said in an interview on CNBC that Mr. Muilenburg had revisited the questions about his pay.
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In the last few years, TV series and movies have revisited and revised narratives about the lives of Marcia Clark, Tonya Harding, and Anita Hill.
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"...the scope and scale of capital HSBC has allocated to North America is sub-optimal for shareholders and needs to be revisited," Deutsche analysts wrote.
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While the president's own justifications for a NAFTA overhaul are often disturbingly nativist, that does not change the fact that this deal should be revisited.
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Working parents who've thrived, I've found, negotiated and explicitly agreed on their principles when they first became parents and revisited them as their children grew.
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The talks aren't ongoing at the moment but could be revisited, sources told CNBC, which first reported on Monday that the two had held talks.
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Read more: I revisited my 23andMe results that can now tell whether you may have an increased risk of cancer — here's what it was like
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Gone is the spooky sense of Venus in Scorpio's spying eyes; instead, lovely Libra's charming energy has taken over—renegotiations are taking place, compromises revisited.
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Whether worn for a sunny, errand-running stroll or some fancy occasion (polo match, anyone?), this tried-and-true silhouette should be revisited this summer.
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She has since revisited her old apartment in Bed-Stuy, where the landlord did major work after she moved out and increased the rent significantly.
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While the scandals would not erode her commitment to the faith, she believed they showed that some of the church rules needed to be revisited.
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Revisited is a collage of video, still photographs, and audio that a young Braatz recorded during his time on the set of the 1986 classic.
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"We hadn't really revisited that Liberator energy since the '70s and early '80s," said Sade Lythcott, Ms. Teer's daughter and National Black Theater's chief executive.
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Dr. Bickel and his colleagues revisited a question about the origins of language: Were some of the diverse sounds we hear today acquired only recently?
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After Justify, another WinStar horse, won the Kentucky Derby and became a Triple Crown threat, the decision to run Quip in the Preakness was revisited.
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Democrats and a handful of Republicans pressed Ms. Haspel to repudiate the program and sought assurances that torture would not be revisited under her watch.
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The story has been a much-revisited touchpoint for Hollywood almost since the start, beginning with the silent version released by Paramount Pictures in 1924.
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"I could have literally done these in every town and revisited all 99 counties again," Ms. Klobuchar told reporters wistfully after an event in Ames.
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As the technicians loaded him up on the gurney, it dawned on me that my proud, newly revisited days of packing light were gone forever.
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After a brief interlude in Alexandria to remind us that, gee, those Saviors are real jerks, we revisited the Gabriel puzzle from the episode's opener.
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But after the wine panel revisited Rosso di Montalcino recently, tasting 20 bottles from the 2016 and 2017 vintages, I have been rethinking my position.
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Intriguing insights are made as your ruling planet Mercury connects with the lord of the underworld, Pluto—expect today's conversations to be revisited next month.
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It was not until 2009, when Mr. McCloughan's uncle secured him a meeting with Representative Fred Upton, Republican of Michigan, that the topic was revisited.
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Even when characters sprint through spoken dialogue, they leap back into the score whenever an important musical theme is introduced, or revisited with new meaning.
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Now, 13 years after the release of their celebrated first book, "Tartine," they've gone back to their roots with "Tartine: A Classic Revisited" (Chronicle, $40).
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So Dr. Jewell, a psychologist in Colorado, treated the patient through a technique called exposure therapy, providing emotional guidance as they revisited the intersection together.
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When Steve Johnson learned that such cases were being revisited in Sydney, he felt he finally had a possible explanation for his younger brother's death.
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Earlier this month, Cohn revisited the idea in a meeting with Republicans, where some GOP lawmakers supported the idea, while others raised concerns, Axios reported.
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The second-highest court in the land on Wednesday revisited a ruling that had declared the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) unconstitutional.
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The issue of rising premiums needs to be addressed, and stability would be welcome so empty shelf counties don't need to be revisited each year.
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Among her later credits was a return to the role of Sally Rogers on the hourlong special "The Dick Van Dyke Show Revisited" in 2004.
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Even when characters sprint through spoken dialogue, they leap back into the score whenever an important musical theme is introduced, or revisited with new meaning.
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I continued to visit some of these groups during the 2016 presidential campaign, and I have revisited two of them since the results came in.
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In a December Washington Post column, Zakaria revisited his 1997 essay and asked a more pointed question: Is illiberalism now ascendant in the United States?
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I didn't think I would like Big Mouth, thanks to its art style, but it's quickly become one of my most revisited series this year.
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You've made some choices around commitment and partnership (whether it was to a lover, colleague, or sworn enemy) that need to be revisited and reassessed.
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AND YET NOW WE SEE DODD/FRANK COMPLETELY REVISITED AND TAKE A LOT OF THE TEETH OUT OF IT. THE SUITABILITY ISSUES FOR THE LABOR DEPARTMENT.
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Two years ago, Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Clarence Thomas, who sit on opposite sides of the ideological spectrum, suggested that doctrine needed to be revisited.
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Director Otto Bathurst has revisited Robin Hood — the fabled outlaw who steals from the rich and gives to the poor — and early critics are not impressed.
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Earlier this year, we revisited Ke$ha's MySpace profile from 2008, and what we found was a veritable time capsule of a simpler, better existence online.
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Chip 'n' Dale (TBA): Disney's favorite chipmunks and their possible chance at the big screen haven't been revisited since rumors began floating a few years ago.
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If a scene falls flat or an episode feels long, it's easy to assume it will work when revisited within the context of the final reveal.
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It's kind of the glasshole thing revisited, which is the fear of looking crazy with a headset on and not knowing what's happening outside the headset.
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Bright is clearly intended to set up a sprawling, alternative world that could be revisited in sequel after sequel, but that world's mythology is downright confusing.
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Mercury has been in its shadow since February 219, so expect many of the conversations and decisions you've made, especially concerning partnerships, to be revisited now.
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For each city she revisited, Gallagher wrote out their names on her leg for what would become a truly one-of-a-kind, vacation photo album.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Americans revisited one of the most sensational murder trials of modern times when a new twist appeared Friday in the O.J. Simpson case.
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With that in mind, we revisited some interviews CNN did with Americans back in 1999, right after Trump announced his plans to form an exploratory committee.
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During that period, Dylan was also incredibly inspired, churning out cutting edge music on Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited, and Blonde on Blonde.
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They're reminiscent of the life-or-death decisions in Telltale's The Walking Dead, except that at least one shuts off an entire mission that's never revisited.
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Rusty Hicks, the chair of the California Democratic Party, said last month that he expected the issue would be revisited — he just could not say when.
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Also, I revisited "The Sun Also Rises" by Ernest Hemingway, for his sharp prose and as a reminder that a journey can always be an adventure.
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The two sides are not currently talking at this very moment, but given the on again, off again nature of the talks, they could be revisited.
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Among other comments, Trump said he wanted legislation to generate at least $1.5 trillion for infrastructure spending and revisited a campaign promise to lower drug prices.
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The British government has repeatedly said the result of the 2015 referendum on leaving the bloc must be respected, and the issue will not be revisited.
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Raymond De Felitta revisited the episode in 2012, directing "Booker's Place: A Mississippi Story," produced by David Zellerford and one of Mr. Wright's grandchildren, Yvette Johnson.
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It wasn't until we revisited photography, of the past and present, that we found our direction: We would alter a composition to tell a deeper narrative.
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When revisited today, some of your work in the 90s seems like it stands to offend people more than it did when it first came out.
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Before her passing in 2015, the photographer was able to complete her final body of work and a new monograph for Aperture titled Tiny: Streetwise Revisited .
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Currently at the Norton Museum in West Palm Beach, Tiny: Streetwise Revisited is an exhibition of images that pull directly from Mark's lengthy relationship with Tiny.
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I revisited The Birds Outside Sang after Florist recently announced their next album If Blue Could Be Happiness, which comes out at the end of September.
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Initially intended to be temporary, in December of 10453, Congress signed the PATH Act (Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes), which revisited this decades-old tax policy.
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But even the big guys like Sallie Mae have acknowledged publicly that yes, okay, the bankruptcy protections, or the bankruptcy laws, probably need to be revisited.
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"Caroline: Little House, Revisited" embellishes Laura Ingalls Wilder's "Little House on the Prairie" series in a telling that falls somewhere between parlor game and trapeze act.
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Read: We've revisited the books that defined the summer season over the past 50 years — and what they reveal about the U.S. at a particular moment.
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We revisited the song two months later and decided to finish it, and it just came to life when all of us gave it another go.
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I see women today who are still in pain and reeling from 1991 and then revisited it and brought up more memories in the Kavanaugh hearing.
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CeCe Winans released an outstanding, intimate back-to-basics album, "Let Them Fall in Love," which convincingly revisited the gospel and soul music of the 1960s.
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Yet Nate is not expected to become a nightmare revisited for the regions where Hurricanes Harvey and Irma first struck as Category 4 storms this summer.
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He revisited it in 29 out of nostalgia and immediately realized that he could storm through 9 Hole quickly and accurately, despite only playing for fun.
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By far the hardest pair in proximity was STYPTIC/SKEPTIC — that pair didn't fill in until the very end, and was one of the revisited entries.
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Mr. Saul's Angela Davis need to be revisited in this light, as does his mural-size 1964 "Subway I," with its image of mixed-race mayhem.
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In 2008, Schwartz published a recipe for that very sandwich — an RPG, some call it — in his book ''Arthur Schwartz's Jewish Home Cooking: Yiddish Recipes Revisited.
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In the book's afterword, Ms. Lange writes about how her first album purchase was "Highway 61 Revisited," released in 19823 by Bob Dylan, a fellow Minnesotan.
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Just last April, the D.C. Circuit revisited Haldeman in connection with its ruling that the only exceptions to grand jury secrecy are those found in statute.
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Still, in the wake of Sunday's attack, U.S. military planners have revisited a long-identified list of potential Iranian targets that could constitute a proportional response.
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These themes are revisited once again in "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," the eighth episode in the science-fiction saga that George Lucas started in 1977.
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In the book's opening encounter, Maggie takes grotesque action on a flawed premise — but that first action is never revisited or questioned once Maggie learns better.
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" Although Cohen was steeped more in the country tradition, he was swept up when he heard Dylan's "Bringing It All Back Home" and "Highway 61 Revisited.
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Yet, as in stories like Brideshead Revisited, the working-class visitor to that world still finds it to be strangely alluring, something he wants to join.
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One authentication system would make call spoofing nearly impossible, known as Secure Telephone Identity Revisited and Signature-based Handling of Asserted Information Using Tokens — or STIR/SHAKEN.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said his plans to attend the Riyadh conference would be revisited on Thursday after U.S. officials have a chance to consult Pompeo.
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LONDON — Now that Arya's story finally looks like it might actually be going somewhere, it's high time we revisited a key moment from Season 3, episode 6.
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The saga of the Simpson trial has taken on a second life this year, now that two high-profile programs have revisited the crime of the century.
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Calling for the United Kingdom to review its post-Brexit defense capabilities, Chalmers argued that the U.K.'s historic skepticism towards EU defense cooperation should be revisited.
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But then, over the course of the next few weeks, it repeatedly revisited the site to feed on the carcass—a routine that lasted until early March.
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A recent spate of documentaries analysed the Rodney King case and the Los Angeles riots; in 2016, dramatists and documentarians alike revisited O.J. Simpson's life and trial.
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However, a second paper published this year ("Sin Stocks Revisited", by David Blitz of Robeco Asset Management and Frank Fabozzi of EDHEC Business School) contests these results.
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On Tuesday, he revisited the cave debacle, essentially implying the rescuer was, in fact, a pedophile: "You don't think it's strange he hasn't sued me?" he tweeted.
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Lewinsky, who is now an anti-bullying activist, previously revisited the troubled time in her life for the 2018 A&E documentary series called The Clinton Affair.
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Komenda, in his early 40s, left prison in March after prosecutors revisited his case and came to the conclusion that he couldn&apost have committed the crime.
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Related: Edward Snowden's Smashed Laptop Belongs to Everyone Here's What Happens When You Mix Weather, Political Data, and Machine Learning The New Aesthetic Revisited: The Debate Continues!
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I revisited some old selfies that I had never ended up posting because I didn't think they were 100 percent where I wanted them to be, aesthetically.
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So now that you've done your homework and revisited Prometheus and watched those prologues, you should be all set to understand Covenant's additions to the mythology. Right?
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However, things took a turn for the worst, resulting in a highly confusing and cringeworthy clip that the VICELAND hosts revisited on Monday's episode of Desus & Mero.
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In recent months, the company also reportedly revisited some of the bigger cities such as Miami, Chicago and New York City, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Later, revisited, it becomes the piece's most disturbing idea: That the society we inhabit won't solve its problems, that the ugliest features of our world will remain.
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Since the current acting head, Mick Mulvaney, came on board late last year, much of what was done under Cordray's watch has been revisited by the agency.
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Nearly 4 in 10 consumers haven't revisited their auto insurance to compare prices in at least three years, according to a NerdWallet report from earlier this year.
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Toward the end of his speech, Obama revisited some of the themes from the 2004 speech at the Democratic National Convention that made him a household name.
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Their autonomy is almost cruel, an observation that comes up in his poems, particularly those written about death, which I revisited and noted their significant number yesterday.
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The 'Jurassic Park' Trilogy on Spike TV If you haven't revisited "Jurassic Park" or its two sequels since watching the fourth installment, "Jurassic World," here's your chance.
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But in the Instagram Age, old-fashioned photo books designed to be lingered over, savored, and revisited have become the visual equivalent of a "slow food" meal.
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Whatever doesn't go in a particular show can be posted to his website, released on any number of social media platforms or revisited in a future episode.
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On a December afternoon in a leafy neighborhood here, Ms. Cabello, 20, whose name is pronounced "ca-meela ca-beyo," revisited ground zero of her romantic vicissitudes.
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These planets faced off on January 13 and June 16, so think back to themes in your life on those dates, as they may be revisited now.
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The debate, which began after Mr. Trump's election, has often been revisited during his presidency, most recently when Rachel Brand resigned this month as associate attorney general.
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That said, each director has revisited an American historical trauma — one with murdered black men, the other with forgotten white women — that the mainstream rarely bothers with.
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The bills touch on immigration issues that were central to Mr. Trump's presidential campaign that he has revisited as president and tried to address through executive action.
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with the lord of the underworld, Pluto, bringing intriguing insights about intense topics; expect these conversations to be revisited again next week.
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With the help of The Times's photo archive, we revisited Prohibition — the 13-year period when the U.S. outlawed alcohol — which began 100 years ago this month.
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The agreement remains informal, the source told The Hill, and the plan could be revisited in December when a proposed short-term debt-ceiling increase would expire.
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He revisited that controversial call Saturday during his wide-ranging speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference, suggesting it was all a joke to rouse an audience.
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In 2016, William revisited the painful experience, telling host John Fugelsang on SiriusXM's Tell Me Everything that no one can understand the agony an addict goes through.
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" The authors revisited the subject of the bomb in the backpack and quoted Nawaz's older brother as well as an anonymous cousin, who called the story "imaginary.
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On the latest episode of the Office Ladies podcast, Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey revisited the episode through a 2019 lens, and boy did it age poorly.
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Writer Dale Maharidge and photographer Michael Williamson revisited the families documented in Evans and Agee's book for their Pulitzer Prize-winning And Their Children After Them (73).
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But Sean Spicer hinted during his Tuesday press briefing that Trump would be satisfied with border security funding for now if wall funding would be revisited in September.
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Revisiting the dossier CNN revisited the dossier earlier this year and analyzed the veracity of some of the claims, two years after it first came into public view.
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We revisited the Cloverfield ARG sites that started it all—the genuine articles and red herrings alike—to see how they've fared over the past eight-plus years.
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