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• v  visit again
  We revisited Rome after 25 years

• And you consciously revisit it several times in the course of your waking day.
• Fans and producers seemed content to leave the show consigned to memory, like a favorite family vacation spot that youre afraid to revisit because it may have gone to pot.
• Pavanelli says that this episode prompted her to revisit John Paul's death.

News & Articles

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• Neil LaBute's Reasons to Be Happy Revisits Quarreling Quartet of Friends
  Neil LaBute finds reasons to revisit the past. *
  June 15, 2013 - Playbill
• Alabama Court to Reconsider Pfizer's Liability for Generic Drug
  The Alabama Supreme Court will revisit a ruling that some argued would make the state a magnet for dubious personal injury litigation.
  June 15, 2013 - Law.com
• Board: Superintendent must revisit book decision
  Board: Superintendent must revisit book decision (AP) — Clarke County's school board has decided that its superintendent must reconsider his decision to allow a book in classrooms after it drew objections by parents. The book is the story of a Mexican boy's life in a migrant family in the 1940s and 1950s, with themes of family life and tensions, getting an education, and growing up, according to ...
  June 14, 2013 - San Francisco Chronicle

Quotes

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• Joe Biden in Foreign Policy
  The last few years have seen a dangerous drift in relations between Russia and the members of our alliance,Biden said, referring to NATO. "It is time -- to paraphrase President Obama -- it's time to press the reset button and to revisit...
• Robert Gates in USA Today
  At the same time, Gates said that "American patience is limited, and obviously if the Iraqis fail to maintain their commitments, we'll have to revisit our strategy."
• Roger Goodell in Boston Globe (registration)
  I still reserve my right, and I have notified the Patriots, that if there is information that I have not been made aware of or is inconsistent with what I've been told, I will revisit that case,said Goodell.