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That and her many other affairs are revisited in detail in a new book, "Ava Gardner: The Secret Conversations," published this summer and based on conversations Gardner had late in life with the British journalist Peter Evans, who died last year.
The reasons have been discussed in depth elsewhere - and will not be revisited in detail here.
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DC Circuit Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh has been nominated for the position of Supreme Court Justice, and on this occasion I think it warranted that we revisit in detail the sound intellectual thrashing this man suffered at the hands of his colleagues just last year on the topic of the internet and net neutrality.
As we and others demonstrated previously that detailed analysis of the histopathology of the target lesions can yield important pathophysiological information in rheumatic conditions [ 2- 4, 10], we took advantage here of the predilection of the disease for knee joints and the availability of biopsy sampling by needle arthroscopy to revisit in detail the synovial immunopathology of BD.
The backstage murder of Helen Hagnes, a violinist, in 1980 or Bantcho Bantchevsky's suicidal leap from an upper balcony during the intermission of a Saturday matinee in 1988, for example, are revisited in chilling detail.
However, these issues will be revisited in more detail once the surveillance system stabilizes and disease burden can be enumerated.
His story is revisited in rich, rewarding detail in a fat new book, "Free for All: Joe Papp, the Public, and the Greatest Theater Story Ever Told," written by Kenneth Turan and — what's this? — yes, Papp himself.
Different assumptions could result in different ROCs, a point we revisit in more detail when we consider how ROCs could constrain theoretical development in the eyewitness domain.
But now a federal appeals court ruling in the Louima case, which acquitted two former officers and ordered a new trial for a third, will force the department to make several contentious decisions and revisit in painstaking detail an internally wrenching incident that was one of the low points in its history.
By definition a regretted situation is unpleasant to recall, and revisiting it in detail and sharing these details with others may be too much to ask for, whether confidentiality is guaranteed or not.
Many of the events described in Angelou's previous autobiographies are revisited in this one, some with more detail than others, such as her period of homelessness, which was described in Caged Bird, and her serious beating by her jealous boyfriend, which was first disclosed in Letter to My Daughter (2008), Angelou's third book of essays.
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The phrase "revisited in detail" functions as a verb phrase followed by a prepositional phrase, modifying a verb to indicate a thorough and repeated examination. Ludwig AI confirms its usability in various contexts, showing its role in emphasizing the depth and renewed nature of the review.
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