The decision is not about to be revisited by any court anywhere.
But in the past decade, those bargain-price models from the '70s and '80s have been revisited by a generation of enthusiasts who grew up riding in the back seats.
The events are revisited by a film-maker, Paul Barber, whose adoptive family was involved and who three decades later begins to unravel what the report left out, and why.
In one of the stories, for instance, the protagonist is revisited by an older uncle who had sexually abused when she was a child.
Yet when the original observational data was revisited by an independent team of scientists, it was discovered that SIMP was likely a massive gas planet, not a star.
Opposition party amendments on issues including whether the ratings should be published on websites or leaflets were defeated, although many of the details about the implementation of the scheme will be revisited by AMs when a consultation on regulations begins in the spring.
From the picture above it took a week for the site to be revisited by Google spider...which is a fair share in regards to other millions of site it has to keep up with.
Whether Obama could act in a way that could not be revisited by President-elect Donald Trump next year remains unclear, though a growing chorus of Democrats and environmental activists are urging an attempt by the president before he leaves office.
Others have pointed out that Putin's response appears to be the strongest denial of involvement in mass surveillance ever given by a Russian leader – a denial that is, generously speaking, likely to be revisited by journalists.
A movie that was designed to appeal to a feeling like nostalgia in the first place would be revisited by people seeking to feel nostalgic for that experience, in the pursuit of an ever-receding vision of a mythic past.
