The list of issues being revisited in thought, if not deed, is long.
Following the declared Russian intention to do precisely that, an Australian thinktank, the Lowy Institute for International Policy, has recently published a report urging the Australian government to protect its national interests and "open discussions with like minded states in anticipation of sovereignty and resource issues being revisited in 2048".
How, and in what context, is this issue being revisited currently?
Last year, when Time Warner merged with AOL, the issue was revisited, he said.
The issue was revisited again in February, a former C.I.A. consultant told me, by the American military command at Bagram.
The issue was revisited in the early 21st century, and a proposal to dramatically increase Italy's nuclear power capacity was presented by the government.
The issue was revisited in 2010 when Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla). called for a congressional inquiry of oil giant BP for claiming a $10 billion tax deduction for cleaning up the gulf oil spill.
When the issue was revisited after Mr. Christie dropped out of the race, both the governor and Mr. Trump's then-campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, opposed hiring him, according to people briefed at the time.
However, after the war had been dragging on for a while, certainly longer than people thought it would, and the Continental Army and Congress really began to be desperate for manpower, suddenly this issue was revisited, and at least in the North, some states began to enlist black soldiers to fight in the Continental Army.
But the issue was revisited in the early 1960s, when mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot showed that fluctuations in cotton prices have a statistical distribution that differs from that expected of a typical gaussian process — where each event happens randomly and independently of all others.
