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Recent events make him reassess his life and relationships, and he plans to try to repair some of his broken family ties.
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He eventually discovered his desire to become an actor after an accident made him reassess his life.
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Simultaneously, reconnaissance forces must remain alert to any developments that may cause the commander to reassess that intent.
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The day following the exposures to each condition, the children were reassessed.
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However, his films have since been favorably reassessed in succeeding decades.
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Once identified by the group or team leader, it is their responsibility to reassess and put into motion new rules and expectations for everyone.
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This process of studying the method and reassessing its effectiveness allows art to move on and change.
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In recent years, however, there has been a trend to reassess him in a more favourable light.
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Studies in ethology have forced researchers to reassess many claims of uniquely human abilities for language and speech.
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Many of the prohibited works were reassessed and were published.
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