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Other experts hailed the report as an important rethinking of the search for life.

"What we are seeing is a very stark and important rethinking of how we treat juvenile criminal offenders," said Marsha Levick, who co-founded the nonprofit Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia in 1975.

"If in the future we can look back on this time as an important lesson in rethinking energy issues, then that would be a consolation for Fukushima".

This finding of an economic relationship with the use of self-treatment is an important consideration when rethinking health care in China.

As I wrote here last week, Sarah Bloom Raskin, a governor of the Federal Reserve, has emerged as an important voice calling for rethinking crucial aspects of big banks, including why they should have implicit government backing for their securities and trading operations.

While these two studies aren't likely to be the last word, they've already got climate change experts rethinking an important number: how much carbon dioxide land plants are absorbing.

The recent cannabis decriminalization bill could have acted as an important stepping stone towards rethinking Ireland's drug policy, but it was laughed out of Irish parliament and the proponents of the bill were labelled nutcases by the government.

Maybe it's time, even long past time, to rethink an important regulation governing political campaigns in New York City.

He said an important challenge was to rethink a city that has lacked a coherent urban plan for 40 years, and seems to have grown spasmodically.

The measurement time becomes therefore an important parameter, thus requiring a thorough rethinking of the calibration procedure.

"I think the very real possibility that the F.D.P. could drop out in such an important state has caused people to rethink their support," Mr. Deutsch said.