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Any significant health event forces people to reexamine their expectations and their priorities, and long Covid has really accelerated that, everyone I see feels that it's accelerated their aging process. – Jamie Wilcox	Found on CNN 1 year ago
With the 50% price drop of Aduhelm on Jan. 1, there is a compelling basis ... to reexamine the previous recommendation. – Xavier Becerra	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
[T]o overrule under fire in the absence of the most compelling reason to reexamine a watershed decision would subvert the Court's legitimacy beyond any serious question. – Stephen Breyer	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
In the next 10 years, we expect to begin seeing more objects like' Oumuamua. The LSST will be leaps and bounds beyond any other survey we have in terms of capability to find small interstellar visitors, we may start seeing a new object every year. That's when we'll start to know whether' Oumuamua is weird, or common. If we find 10-20 of these things and' Oumuamua still looks unusual, we'll have to reexamine our explanations. – Matthew Knight	Found on CNN 4 years ago
There’s no question that we’ve got to critically reexamine ICE and West Coast role, and the way that it is being administered, and the work it is doing, and we need to probably think about starting from scratch. – Kamala Harris	Found on FOX News 5 years ago
We're going to have to reexamine not just the Cuban Adjustment Act and make changes to it based on new realities but also the benefits people are qualifying for. – Marco Rubio	Found on CNN 8 years ago

Any significant health event forces people to reexamine their expectations and their priorities, and long Covid has really accelerated that, everyone I see feels that it's accelerated their aging process.

– Jamie Wilcox

Found on CNN
1 year ago

With the 50% price drop of Aduhelm on Jan. 1, there is a compelling basis ... to reexamine the previous recommendation.

– Xavier Becerra

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

[T]o overrule under fire in the absence of the most compelling reason to reexamine a watershed decision would subvert the Court's legitimacy beyond any serious question.

– Stephen Breyer

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

In the next 10 years, we expect to begin seeing more objects like' Oumuamua. The LSST will be leaps and bounds beyond any other survey we have in terms of capability to find small interstellar visitors, we may start seeing a new object every year. That's when we'll start to know whether' Oumuamua is weird, or common. If we find 10-20 of these things and' Oumuamua still looks unusual, we'll have to reexamine our explanations.

– Matthew Knight

Found on CNN
4 years ago

There’s no question that we’ve got to critically reexamine ICE and West Coast role, and the way that it is being administered, and the work it is doing, and we need to probably think about starting from scratch.

– Kamala Harris

Found on FOX News
5 years ago

We're going to have to reexamine not just the Cuban Adjustment Act and make changes to it based on new realities but also the benefits people are qualifying for.

– Marco Rubio

Found on CNN
8 years ago

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