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restudy

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See: reexamine


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Assad said Damascus "will restudy the deal to propose it anew to the European side" in accordance with Syrian national interest.
The first instance of assessment could then serve as a diagnostic tool and identify areas that needed restudy.
Now, by careful restudy of its fossils, Alex Page and his colleagues Phil Wilby, Sarah Gabbott and Jan Zalasiewicz, of the universities of Cambridge and Leicester and the British Geological Survey, have solved this riddle.
 
 
 
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