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The other, described more vaguely, allowed the US government, using the NSA's phone-records database of Americans, to revisit a case closed shortly after 9/11 for lack of evidence.

The unanimous decision by a federal appeals court yesterday to reverse the convictions of three officers in the Abner Louima torture trial will force prosecutors to revisit a case that has, over the last five years, appalled and torn the city.

But then attention shifts elsewhere, barring a new news peg to revisit a case.

If she revisited a case at 10 p.m., her clerks worked, too.

Holmes resumes his beekeeping and revisits a case concerning a mysterious young woman who plays the glass armonica.

"Dirty Pictures" revisits a case that helped set off this continuing battle: in 1990 the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati, and its director, Dennis Barrie, were charged with obscenity after showing Robert Mapplethorpe's photographs, with images of sadomasochism, homosexuality and naked children.

The court also agreed to revisit a North Carolina case to see if race played too large a role in how a Congressional district was created.

The Supreme Court today offered moral support for net neutrality activists and a soft setback for the current FCC's agenda by declining to revisit a major case supportive of the 2015 rules.

PLAY DEAD (Crème de la Crime, $28.95), the 30th book in this cunning series, finds Detective Chief Superintendent Colin Harpur subtly undermining the fastidious efforts of his superior, Assistant Chief Constable Desmond Iles, to revisit an unfinished case of police corruption.

This paper adopts a managerial perspective to revisit an original case study of the "Pink Night" festival presented by Giovanardi et al. (2014) in an earlier issue of this journal.

San Francisco's Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday will revisit a 2011 antitrust case between Abbott Laboratories and GlaxoSmithKline.