Should those questions be revisited now?
Revisited now, a few items conform to common prejudice about the sometimes stolid pacing of Klemperer, then aged and infirm.
We've run through these numbers before, but they're worth revisiting now that we may be getting closer to a deal.
That ruling may be revisited now that a populist chief justice has retired.Consumers might be keener to pay if only they got more in return.
A few years ago, I revisited Now That's What I Call Music 11 having not listened to it for some time.
The anger and the music of hardcore can be revisited now, with reissues of the complete recordings of Zero Boys, from Indianapolis, Indiana, recorded between 1979 and 1983.
But it's worth revisiting now if you've seen – or simply long to see – the National Gallery's amazing show of his late works.
Revisited now, each of these later entries, Obama's popular "Audacity of Hope" and McCain and Salter's lesser-known "Worth the Fighting For," tell us something about the self-images of the candidates.
Yet if revisited now, it looks the expression of a passing mood – partly irritation at humdrum critics who simplistically use authors' intentions or biographies to "solve" texts – albeit disguised by Barthes's characteristic certainty and rhetorical flair.
It was a point that Guardiola felt he needed to make, one that will be revisited now that there is a rerun of the 2009 semi-final with Chelsea.
