You may commence cringing anew over the idea of a World Cup and an Olympics there.
A debate is flaring anew over the idea, most recently addressed by President Bush at a campaign stop in Florida on Tuesday, that the United States ought to consider replacing income taxes with some sort of national sales tax.
Their decision opens anew an old debate.
In late 1999, just before his book "The America We Deserve" went on sale, he began flirting anew with the idea of running for president, this time as a Reform Party candidate.
After World War II, as the world opened up anew, the ideas of Christian fundamentalists who had constructed a new theology around exclusion and isolation, came under attack.
These complications, and Balzac's constant debt, meant that their finances were unstable, and she hesitated anew at the idea of marriage.
In many ways, he's the elder statesman of radical ideas, an emissary from the Sixties counterculture who continues to inspire each successive generation anew; a living link between the heady days of the pioneering new technology and today.
In a similar direction, recent theoretical proposals combine anew ideas from combinatory logic and lambda calculus with "inductive" reinterpretations of naïve comprehension and unrestricted truth schema, along a path already opened by Fitch in the late forties (see Scott 1975, Flagg and Myhill 1987, Aczel 1980, and Feferman 1982).
"But January 20th is our chance to begin anew, with a new direction, new ideas and new reforms that will create jobs and fuel long-term economic growth".
Meanwhile, officials are looking anew at a crossing with a history of accidents.
