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But it's worth revisiting this article about Francine Houben, a Delft-based architect who is busily designing a big new library for Birmingham, having already created a stellar one for Delft.
Whenever you revisit this article and enter edit mode, you will be shown the list of drafts you can access below the article title.
Even so, the life stories of these interviewees point to a variety of aspirational contents and references, to be empirically classified and then theoretically revisited in this article.
In this article, we revisit this problem using a method based on transfer entropy that examines the relationship between day-to-day variability in EEJ and Sq during low solar activity period (year 2007 08).
The article revisits this issue from a number of angles: current approaches to enlisting SSA smallholders in agricultural development; the history of the phenomenal productivity growth in the USA, The Netherlands and Green Revolution Asia; and the current framework conditions for SSA productivity growth.
Andy Slaughter believes the article betrays a covert gerrymandering agenda behind H&F's "Decent Neighbourhoods" plans, a charge Greenhalgh has always strongly denied while the H&F has always pointed out that the pamphlet's idea are not council policy In October 2012 I revisited the article in order to test Slaughter's claims and invited Greenhalgh and Moss to comment.
In the present article, we revisit this important debate.
This article does not aim to revisit this debate.
No doubt the selected jurors revisit the articles, courtesy of an Internet search.
Indeed, Mr. De la Rúa seemed to be revisiting an article published in the British magazine The New Statesman in 1978 that commented: "The failure of Argentina as a nation is the biggest political mystery of this century".
Not only do too many euro-zone governments owe too much, but Europe's entire banking model, which is based on thorough integration across borders, may need revisiting (see article).
