How about revisiting that, with the memorable "Peyote and clam dip" line?
How about revisiting him meeting Joanie and Rick for the first time, and the book he "wrote" about his MIA employer, Uncle Duke.
This is particularly true in how they revisit familiar tales and verse, illuminating them to new effect.
No producer in hip-hop apart from Harry Fraud has figured out how to revisit both the lushness of that era and also its melancholy.
When Pedro Ugarte and a team of editors for Agence France-Presse considered how to revisit the areas devastated last March by Japan's tsunami and earthquake, they sought to illustrate how the place has changed.
For 3 months during the study period, two females were followed for 28 consecutive days (from 5 January to 1 February 2007, and from 19 February to 18 March 2007) to study how chimpanzees revisit the same trees.
"Vivid" doesn't begin to get near the grisly intensity of how Barker revisits Homer's epic through Briseis's eyes as she's held in a plague-ridden prison camp.
Austerlitz tells the narrator of his belated search for his past -- how he revisited his childhood home in Prague, retraced his journey to England and tried to find clues to his parents' fates.
If Big Deal bore witness to the "old" poker - the pioneers who built Vegas into the game's world capital, the roller-coaster ride of personal triumph and disaster endured by the handful of "rounders" then making a living from the game - how about revisiting that world, I thought, to see just how much it has all changed, to examine the pros and cons of the "new" poker?
How can we revisit 9/11 in our homes and classrooms and explore its complex contexts in sensitive ways?
"Every place in the world, or in our country, are revisiting how they do business and revisiting their business models; everybody is doing it," Jones said.
