And I understood anew why my Northern friends still kid me, despite my protests to the contrary, that I grew up in the South in a city whose multitude of monuments retains the power to dramatize our nation's history, both in its triumphs and its traumas.
The underlying causes of suboptimal prescribing likely differ for each medication, and therefore must be understood anew, although previous studies can help generate hypotheses.
So when I read one of Nicholas Kristof's columns in the New York Times about the devastating reproductive health problem of obstetric fistula in the poorest parts of the world, I understood anew the importance of treatment as well as prevention.
We see the city as a kaleidoscopic archive, alive with buildings, history, memories and people, and understand anew that the metropolis and the moving image were made for each other.
He certainly doesn't efface the memory of its creator, Helgi Tomasson, but he helps me understand anew the astonishing twists and suggestions of this ballet, which seem to contradict its own title: there's no "baiser" ("kiss") and no "fée" ("fairy"), and by the end it has very much stopped being a divertimento.
As a new PhD student grappling with philosophy, phenomenology, qualitative research approaches and new understandings of practice, reading 'The Primacy of Caring', followed by 'Novice to Expert' was to have the scales fall from one's eyes and to see and understand the world anew.
Pratchett has an admirable ability to land home truths, be very silly and also very wise all in one go: Wen considered the nature of time and understood the universe that is, instant by instant, recreated anew.
This freedom has also proven an advantage amid attempts to understand an old case anew, through the ESPN documentary OJ: Made in America and the FX mini-series American Crime: The People versus OJ Simpson.
"Those of us in our roles have understood what has worked in the past and what hasn't - we haven't chucked everything out and started anew.
In explicitly basing at least part of her ruling on complicated statistical analyses that most ordinary jurors wouldn't understand, Judge Scheindlin has raised anew the question of what sort of weight should be put on academic testimony in cases of this sort.
We can either try to cleanse the past and create a new identity or we can acknowledge and understand our legacy, discover ourselves anew from our accumulation of memories, experiences and values.
