How to revert to original image filenames in acr?

Setup is Photoshop CS4 on Apple platform. ACR was used to batch rename a group of images with the option to preserve original filename in xmp activated. Due to an error when renaming, I now wish to have a few files revert to their original filename. I can't find any info on how to do this. Any help greatly appreciated!

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Da: Shai Schcolnik [email protected]
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A: Horsepower0171
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