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pass in review
[for marchers] to move past an important person for a visual examination. All the soldiers passed in review on the Fourth of July. As they passed in review, each of them saluted the officers on the reviewing stand.
See also: pass

review for something

to study material again for something, such as an examination. I need some time to review for the examination. Have you had enough time to review for your speech?


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Upon review, the court concluded that there are no reviewable errors (in the decision) that warrant its intervention," Judge Michel Beaudry said in a statement.
Also knowing whether your plan has guaranteed or reviewable premiums is also significant.
28) Regardless of its title, an order may be immediately reviewable if it 1) has the practical effect of granting or denying an injunction; 2) has serious, possibly irreparable consequences; and 3) can only be effectively challenged by immediate appeal.
 
 
 
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