But he reverts too readily to the adolescent scatology of earlier releases on spermobsessed, stream-of-consciousness drivel like "Kinski Assassin", "Symphony of the Nymph" and "Is This the Best Spot?".
And it is good to see a modern orchestra revert to repertory too readily ceded these days to early-music specialists.
When the researchers reduced Pdzrn3 to normal levels, migration reverted to normal too.
If the E.C.B. now reverts to orthodoxy too soon or too abruptly, it could trigger another wave of market panic and instability.
This section of the Military Frontier was abolished in 1873, and it, too, reverted to Hungarian control, although the name Vojvodina continued in general use.
The dogs form a parallel to human life on the streets of Mexico City, where people all too easily revert to teeth-baring rage.
But rather than engage with this complexity, difficult as it may be, advocates all too frequently revert to simply underlining a series of demands, stripping out subtlety in favour of bold, primary colour statements.
Most of us can all too easily revert to 8-year-olds obsessed with who got away with more than we did, with who got a bigger cookie or an extra slice of cake.
Like the sport he plays, Tim Tebow, too, has reverted to type.
There are mutterings about choice in Labour's manifesto, but Mr Brown too often reverts to old-fashioned statism.
While there are occasional poignant moments, Nina too quickly reverts to the cheap story beats of outrageous behaviour and quarrelling.
