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Officials said they would revisit the issue in the first months of next year.

We're having to go back and revisit the past, which is good for all of us.

If he does not, Congress should revisit it for him.

That is why Congress needs to revisit the problem in 1990.

I hope we can revisit this issue at a later time.

We will have to revisit this issue again in the near future.

The Court has revisited the issue in three cases since 1983.

Do you believe the issue can or should be revisited?

Which is one part of the 80's I am happy not to revisit.

Each will be revisited over the summer to see how things are going.

But by the time I revisited last month, everything had been set right.

We now need to go back and revisit it in terms of two things.

And other times they simply had no interest in revisiting the past.

That has not been revisited since then, the person said.

Let's revisit their idea in, say, another 570 million years.

I ask them to revisit that before it is too late.

Some Members asked about the rules and whether we should revisit them.

It's a question he'll revisit in the years to come.

But it may be something that we will need to revisit at another time.

This is a question which will certainly be revisited in the coming years.

If someone does turn up significant evidence that they are a risk the issue could be revisited.

But Republican officials said they had no plans to revisit the issue.

If that issue was revisited, there'd be more time for patients.

"If people thought it were a problem, we would certainly revisit that."

But the union members did agree to revisit the issue in 2004.