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Reapproach

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Re`ap`proach´    (rē`ăp`prōch´)
v. i. & t.1.To approach again or anew.


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The "Not Doctor Street" passage calls for a short genealogy of the post in Pynchon's and Reed's postmodern novels--a digression that will allow us to reapproach Song's opening.
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