That's argument enough for looking anew at the midcentury craft renaissance, and for museum shows that place craft, art and design on a level field.
In looking anew at a proper and beneficial role for the state, nobody is suggesting a return to widespread nationalisation, centralised planning or indisciplined markets (if indeed such a period ever existed).
And on Tuesday, at a meeting in Orlando, Fla., he said he was looking anew at a rule that based eligibility for claims on proximity to the oil-tainted areas of the coast, an issue that limits recovery for Florida hotels and restaurants.
With a new arms inspection system now being devised for Iraq, some arms control experts are looking anew at Iraqi biological weapons programs and finding evidence of at least one more secret project still to be uncovered.
To recap from earlier, Steve Busfield is joining us and will be looking anew at how we do our blogs.
It is only plucky independent presses that are looking anew at foreign-language literature.
Meanwhile, officials are looking anew at a crossing with a history of accidents.
Daniel Medwed, a law professor at Northeastern University who has written at length about prosecutorial misconduct, told The Huffington Post that "beneath the patina of collegiality," Monday's opinion struck him as "a cry for the higher court to look anew at Solberg and for the legislature to revisit that section of the code".
With their company's stock price rising sharply last year, the America Online management team looked anew at the possibilities for those increasingly valuable shares -- a currency for forging alliances and making acquisitions.
Mr. Rogers calls the show an important design event, and "a way to make people look anew at things they normally take for granted".
