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The accident made him reassess things.
"When I play in November, I will reassess things," he told the Times of India last month.
If he was in horrible pain or not able to pitch at that level, he'd have to reassess things.
Levein told the BBC: "He's out for four months complete rest, and then we can reassess things.
"I think if he limps across the finish line with, say, seventy-five or seventy-nine per cent, it's going to be time for him to reassess things," one cable representative said.
But if the federal government does not act soon to raise the minimum wage nationally, "then we will reassess things," said John E. McArdle, a spokesman for the Republican majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, who supports an increase.
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We are reassessing things".
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Labour's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer is right to indicate a willingness to reassess these things.
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