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All truths must out as old griefs and grievances are revisited in a group encounter session conducted under the deadline of an impending death.
A number of issues including the effects of economic rationalism, generational differences, working conditions and nurse education are revisited in a discussion that aims to refuel the debate on workplace reform for nurses.
Mann's output exemplifies a primary strain of neo-noir, in which classic themes and tropes are revisited in a contemporary setting with an up-to-date visual style and rock- or hip hop based musical soundtrack.
Reservoirs of carbon in boreal forest soils are revisited in an island chronosequence, using modeling and molecular approaches.
Thriller - The Musical Tribute In August, Michael Jackson's prelapsarian glory days will be revisited in a one-off London spectacular.
Her first dumping piece, Exquisite Pain, is to be revisited in a new exhibition with her "guardian angel" Frank Gehry in Luxembourg.
A 1985 demonstration at which 10,000 schoolchildren skipped school to protest against the Conservative government's controversial Youth Training Scheme (YTS), is to be revisited in a new mass-participation art project.
The play's production is timely, just six months after the scandal involving Jayson Blair, the young black journalist who resigned from The New York Times after a string of fabricated and plagiarized articles, and just as the story of Stephen Glass, a young white journalist who fabricated articles in The New Republic, is being revisited in a novel (by Mr. Glass) and a movie (by Billy Ray).
These issues and others were revisited in a larger sample of 419 twins.
Although atomicity is a well studied topic in transaction processing and business workflows, such an important capability needs to be revisited in a scientific workflow environment.
