So, you know a lot of the former residents of St. Joseph's experienced the 1990s litigation as as it's traumatizing all over again as brutal and painful all over again.
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It's puppy love all over again — 70 years later.
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It's the Tamigotchi / Neopets / Webkinz debacle all over again.
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It's starting to look like deja vu all over again.
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Some felt compelled to start the movie all over again.
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Does he need another James Comey scenario all over again?
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And then it would be déjà vu all over again.
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Will they be able to make history all over again?
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Or is this catch and release so all over again?
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Even if that means learning to drive all over again.
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Right now, that fortitude is being tested all over again.
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Rinsing and wringing had to be done all over again.
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Despite markets being down, this isn't 2008 all over again.
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"I am having deja vu all over again," he said.
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And then when they're arrested, they're traumatized all over again.
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And it makes me excited about bitcoin all over again.
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Yesterday, I fell in love with you all over again.
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Nevertheless, this referendum has spooked Iran's leaders all over again.
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It's the "blue dress" debate from 113 all over again.
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We've seen this before -- it's deja vu all over again.
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Because you can always start the show all over again.
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Read More Soros: It's the 2008 crisis all over again
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It was like the Battle of Boju all over again.
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It was the summer of 2016 all over again. 4.
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And lastly, I felt violated and muzzled all over again.
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As usual in Washington, it's déjà vu all over again.
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Get ready to spice up your life all over again!
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For me, it's been like training camp all over again.
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And then, it starts all over again in the Senate.
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It kind of feels like Windows Phone all over again.
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"I have to learn everything all over again," he says.
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If they don't, it will be 2011 all over again.
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If you could do it all over again, would you?
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"We've started all over again," Jackson said of the Knicks.
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Must Britain learn that painful, costly lesson all over again?
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It reminds me of the financial crisis all over again.
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"I would vote for him all over again," Seymour said.
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In that sense, it will be Vietnam all over again.
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To many watching, it's the old Zimbabwe all over again.
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Can't wait to do it all over again and again!!!!
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We're falling for the first lady all over again, too.
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There was no reason to do it all over again.
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Now, she's had to do her education all over again.
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I felt like I lost my mother all over again.
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My life felt like a horror movie all over again.
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Given the chance, I would do it all over again.
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We are going to go through that all over again.
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"It's like reliving that day all over again," she said.
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"It's like the holiday season all over again," she said.
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"I would take that risk all over again," he said.
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I just don't think I can start all over again.
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Suddenly, wave after wave was smacking him all over again.
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She wished she had it to do all over again.
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"The discussion will start all over again" said Dr. Thöns.
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"They can't believe it's happening all over again," she said.
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And we're going to have to start all over again.
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"Then, when the weekend comes, it starts all over again."
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"I am having deja vu all over again," Booker said.
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It was déjà vu all over again — in a Kia!
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And then, next January, start the process all over again.
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Now the injustice seemed to be happening all over again.
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"It is like being abused all over again," she said.
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But given the choice, he'd do it all over again.
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Then the process starts all over again the next day.
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The result, she said, might be 1845 all over again.
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And that's about to happen all over again in New York.
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Stephanie and Travis Hollman have said "I do" all over again!
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Just thinking of it now I'm getting angry all over again.
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If I can go back, I'd do it all over again.
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For Gaga, it's 2007 all over again and anything fucking goes.
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So I started all over again with a more cautious menu.
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Onyeka really left me worried about getting hurt all over again.
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Then, you can restart and play the game all over again.
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Once prices have overshot, the cycle can begin all over again.
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And she recently started reading the whole series all over again.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar is ready to be cruel all over again.
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Sadly for them, come 2015, it was banned all over again.
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And then she signed up to do it all over again.
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It's like going back to the first day all over again.
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A year into that arrangement, he was miserable all over again.
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Which is to say it's relevant all over again right now.
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And finally, I'm doing the challenge all over again in 2016.
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Today I woke up with my heart broken all over again.
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Get ready to fall in love with NYC all over again.
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Watch, and prepare to be disappointed in America all over again.
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RELATED: Khizr Khan: 'Saddened all over again' after Trump's debate comments
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It's kind of like you have to start all over again.
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It's starting to feel like the NES Classic all over again.
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Time to go to bed and start it all over again.
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Western airstrikes on the Middle East: déjà vu all over again.
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Watch the video above to fall in love all over again.
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Both men duly laid in to Mr Rubio all over again.
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Ditch the thing and begin the dreaded cycle all over again.
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Meanwhile, each new startup begins the process, essentially, all over again.
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If I came back, I'd be starting all over again. Gulp.
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And now it's like the 90s and 00s all over again.
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Like Jem and the Holograms versus the Misfits all over again.
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My mind is blown all over again just thinking about it.
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Eventually, he fell in love with the sport all over again.
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Without memory, he has to search for himself all over again.
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That would have required me to do it all over again.
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The moment gave fans on social media "#couplegoals" all over again.
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Many will rest briefly before attempting the journey all over again.
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Capcom is doing it all over again with Resident Evil 2.
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"Don't think this could not happen all over again," he said.
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So, yeah, I would make the same mistakes all over again.
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Or whether it'll soon be ashes, only ashes, all over again.
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If I had to do it all over again, I would.
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Then it's time to do this all over again in November.
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But damn, I don't want to start all over again neither.
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Déjà vu all over again: If this sounds familiar, it is.
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They really believe it's going to be 2016 all over again.
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For Democrats, this may feel like déjà vu all over again.
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To write "Educated," Westover had to teach herself all over again.
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Each new one seemed to traumatize the rest all over again.
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And when I woke up I read them all over again.
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Are audiences ready to get mad as hell all over again?
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No matter what, they do it all over again next week.
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So how come it has to be done all over again?
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More than 20 years later, it's the '90s all over again.
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He shakes the toy and starts the process all over again.
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"It's happening all over again," tweeted former Obama aide Dan Pfeiffer.
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The next day, they came back and waited all over again.
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"I regret I can't do it all over again," Flanagan said.
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Because they have to learn that all over again last minute.
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"It's happening all over again," said Kristjan Asjaersson, 51, a cabdriver.
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It feels like deja vu in mortgage land all over again.
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There literally is always tomorrow to do it all over again.
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Wednesday's incident was a case of deja vu all over again.
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"This is Hurricane Maria all over again," she told her mother.
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A campaign built on disgusting tactics, IA all over again. pic.twitter.
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It's 21625 all over again, but in a starkly reverse image.
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Is our heart going to be torn asunder all over again?
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Maybe you want to see that stunning shootout all over again.
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But then, suddenly, Instagram manages to bewitch you all over again.
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It would be George Brett's pine-tar homer, all over again.
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But I'd do it all over again if I had to.
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I had to get re-used to drawing all over again.
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She almost forgot who she was all over again in 2015.
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I would do it all over again in a heart beat.
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It's really disheartening, but I'd like to believe if she had to do it all over again, and if people who collaborated with him in recent years had to do it all over again, they wouldn't.
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It's a process of starting, stalling, stopping, and starting all over again.
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Do you feel like you have to read that all over again?
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At which point the scrambling and renegotiating would begin all over again.
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"You guys could fall in love all over again," Kardashian told Sam.
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He seems confident that, if necessary, he could succeed all over again.
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"We believe they have to start everything all over again," he said.
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It boomeranged because they brought attention to it all over again, right?
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I would do it all over again and feel good about it.
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Her privacy is being violated all over again — as is her dignity.
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You don&apost want to have that play out all over again.
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Christmas All Over Again will be out on DVD on Dec. 13.
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This Instagram from Cyrus on Sunday has us speculating all over again.
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That way they wouldn't have to apply makeup all over again themselves.
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People can revisit or be introduced to my work all over again.
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Well, in Indiana and elsewhere, it is deja vu all over again.
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For one night, it was the Summer of Love all over again.
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It's almost like learning to walk all over again, a little bit.
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And you just got to go back and start all over again.
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While keeping its massive bezels intact like it's 2013 all over again.
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It's almost like you're playing Pokémon Red and Blue all over again.
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Are you ready to be terrified by Jordan Peele all over again?
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Their decomposing bodies fed more algae, kickstarting the cycle all over again.
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For many, 2017 is already feeling like déjà vu all over again.
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We don't know if we will have to start all over again.
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Here are the celebs saying Louis C.K. should disappear all over again.
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"I would do it all over again in a heartbeat," he said.
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And we're ready to do it all over again: Lovebox is back!
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When I was working on this EP, I started all over again.
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It&aposs like almost like I&aposm reliving it all over again.
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These savings are so amazing, it's like Black Friday all over again!
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Bottom line is, he agrees with Benet --- it's happening all over again.
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She'd have no qualms doing it all over again, Shuqin Jiang insists.
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Second... low blow forcing us to watch Viserion's defeat all over again.
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"I fell in love all over again," Trainor says of the surprise.
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It's basically the "Happy Holidays" versus "Merry Christmas" controversy all over again.
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We've seen this before: it's the Fake Geek Girl all over again.
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It's like the 60s all over again, just with iPhones and lasers.
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Take a look ahead and let's relive '90s decor all over again.
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If this feels like 2016 all over again, that's because it is.
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Getting back out there and trying all over again is really tough.
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I'm just starting to fall in love with her, all over again.
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Once it finally did, it was D&J magic all over again.
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"I was 49 and had to start all over again," he said.
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"I have to start all over again, like a baby," he said.
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If they went to Vine, they'd have to start all over again.
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Perhaps it's time for a new moment to begin all over again.
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"Don't think this could not happen all over again," Mr. Panclasta said.
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For Edwards, it's the eve of the financial crisis all over again.
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Now he's showing us that it's a perfect fit, all over again.
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Come Monday morning, he'd wake up and do it all over again.
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It's like watching that Monstar game from Space Jam all over again.
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For me, 'It's déjà vu all over again,' to quote Yogi Berra.
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In Moscow last spring, I experienced this cognitive dissonance all over again.
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Lately it feels like 1968 all over again, except with assault weapons.
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I naturally chose myself and started singing the song all over again.
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And when Gurriel popped out, the boos were loud all over again.
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And they are subject to physical or sexual abuse all over again.
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Look forward to another year of doing it all over again, anyway.
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Perhaps he appreciated repeating a day all over again, like the film.
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Are we going to have to start all over again with women?
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Obviously not, as it's happened all over again — this time in Canada.
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With each new murder, I experience the same pain all over again.
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Get ready to fall in love with Julia Child all over again!
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But within minutes, the spectators felt sorry for him all over again.
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A campaign built on disgusting tactics, IA all over again. pic.twitter.com/Hwjo4iMlTk
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It's time to do it all over again in one month's time.
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PG So, you had to learn to trust them all over again?
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I would buy new ones and copy my assignments all over again.
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"The Dick Van Dyke Show" made her a star all over again.
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Anyway, there's still Indochine, and young people inhale it all over again.
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He dropped to one knee and proposed to her all over again.
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He said it may feel like high school dating all over again.
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More broadly, it is the US Climate Action Partnership all over again.
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And then have a shower and start the whole procedure all over again.
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Criss' audition for Glee will have you falling for him all over again.
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A 2013 review, 'A Pill for HIV Prevention: Déjà Vu All Over Again?
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"It feels like 'Just Dance' going number one all over again," she wrote.
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This is us planning to do it all over again next Tuesday night.
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It's hard not to get hooked on Super Mario World all over again.
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Do everything all over again … before you say 'this is what it is.
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Diana Krall's new music will have fans falling for her all over again.
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Whenever I look at it, I am amazed and awestruck all over again!
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"It was like doing a triple axel all over again," said Harding, 47.
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This is Dean all over again — and we all know how that ended.
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They all look like they could do it all over again today. [ESPN]
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If he could do it all over again, he wouldn't change a thing.
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They're getting to see the revolution start all over again with this administration.
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I exacted the worst day of her life on her all over again.
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So we don't need to tell you all about him all over again.
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And it sounds like it may be time to start all over again.
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Watch Chiles' entire balance beam routine here and be wowed all over again.
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I still get panic attacks and nightmares about losing it all over again.
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You get to suffer all over again and you get to relive it.
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The elation I felt during the launch surged through me all over again.
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Are we going to have to go back and reboot all over again?
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And, yeah, if he had to do it all over again, he could.
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Just looking back on that makes me want to travel all over again.
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If I had to choose being a woman all over again, I would.
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"This is cable all over again, except for a mobile and global audience."
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Then the ants start multiplying, and the whole cycle starts all over again.
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" He continued: "And we will do this a million times all over again.
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They would do it all over again, they say, and with great pride.
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Keep clicking for our favorite ways to try the trend, all over again.
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Occasionally the sync fails, and you have to do it all over again.
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And then you find the next project, and you start all over again.
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I can hear the chant, "Lock him up," all over again in 2020.
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If any piece of information changes, the entire process starts all over again.
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This feels like Election Night 2000 in Florida all over again right now.
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Now, many of them will have to revise their plans all over again.
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It was as if we were making our first record all over again.
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They're unbroken, completely non-textured and giving us '90s feels all over again.
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"He is starting all over again," an official familiar with Modi's thinking said.
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Or at least until you do it to yourself all over again tonight.
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They fight, throw things, make up — and repeat the cycle all over again.
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"Laurel" debate all over again ... except this time puppets and kids are involved.
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And now Fred Rogers fever is poised to heat up all over again.
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Sometimes I forget, and then remember, and I am heartbroken all over again.
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Then, we roll onto the next tree and do it all over again.
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When my daughter came along and I got that time all over again.
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"So, what—this will be Flint, Michigan, all over again?" the president asks.
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"It's like watching the era of Michael Vick all over again," Lewis says.
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I wasn't sure I wanted to experience that queasy feeling all over again.
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The trailer made me fall in love all over again with the series.
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I'm getting angry all over again, 613 years later, as I write this.
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Then you get up the next day and do it all over again.
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Is it possible that 2019 is just more of 2018 all over again?
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"It's sort of like teaching someone to drive all over again," he said.
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Suddenly, everybody fell back in love with the Texan's chances all over again.
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You might have just re-ignited the whole trash fire all over again.
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Seeing the thing come down would be like Smith dying all over again.
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I can't stand being alone, it's like having [boyfriend] die all over again.
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Maybe it's time to hit the club and do this all over again?
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You have to renew every two years and do this all over again.
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God stripped me of everything and I had to start all over again.
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But Ms. Saldon, flush with fresh love, would do it all over again.
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"I would do it all over again," she said with a wide smile.
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Like many victims, I felt the system was raping me all over again.
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How often do you mess up and have to start all over again?
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But even now, I don't know whether I'd do it all over again.
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That night the cycle starts all over again with another set of congregations.
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In four years, Clark Hunt will probably be doing it all over again.
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In some ways, it felt like the season was starting all over again.
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If the government shuts down again, the process will start all over again.
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Suppose on the following Saturday they did the same thing all over again.
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Or maybe, as I did, you start it all over again next year.
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If he had to do it all over again, he would do it.
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The 24-month-long clocks starts all over again, if you do upgrade.
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Washington (CNN)For veterans of immigration reform, it's déja vu all over again.
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On the other hand, I'm struggling with feelings of loss all over again.
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It can't turn fanon into canon for the first time all over again.
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"It's like reliving that day all over again," said Kara Jacobs, Timmothy's aunt.
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To watch some Republican ads today, it seems like 1968 all over again.
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And Sundance will be reliably ready to disappoint and delight all over again.
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James Comey is back and ready to infuriate Clinton voters all over again.
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"I'm afraid I'm going to screw it up all over again," he said.
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Then they get to do it all over again with the appropriations committee.
|
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It is, to borrow a famous solecism, like déjà vu all over again.
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About every ten minutes I would look around and get confused all over again.
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Like many victims, I felt like the system was raping me all over again.
|
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So the market freaked out all over again Tuesday, falling steadily throughout the day.
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Now they find themselves crossing a border to beg for asylum all over again.
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We followed it, we got lost, found ourselves, and did it all over again.
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Class started, I started taking notes, then everything started going dark all over again.
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Failing a QTE typically triggers a fail state, beginning the sequence all over again.
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Or maybe you just want to see the holiday music magic all over again.
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You got to roll it back up the hill and try all over again.
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It was midnight all over again — except this time, there was even more electricity.
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Most recently, an 85-year-old grandfather named Stanley confirmed this all over again.
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Who's ready to have a million ABBA songs in their head all over again?
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Romano recently directed and starred in Christmas All Over Again, which Rooney co-wrote.
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To hear Clinton's vision for America is to want to believe, all over again.
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At least, until you have to go outside and get sweaty all over again.
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It was 2009 all over again, except with more screaming teenage fans waiting outside.
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If I had my life all over again I'd want her as my partner.
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But then I would wake up, and the voice would start all over again.
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Now we'll be on tattoo watch all over again for their inevitable cover-ups.
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They say time is circular and the same things keep happening all over again.
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I fell in love with Patti all over again for acknowledging Todd's generous spirit.
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Everybody that turned out in 2016, you have to do it all over again.
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"If I could do it all over again with him, I would," she says.
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" Education Department spokesperson Angela Morabito responded via email: "It's Groundhog Day all over again!
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Leave it to Miguel to get us crying about David Bowie all over again.
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At the very least, building that rapport all over again is a valuable skill.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again The Best Part Of Snapchat?
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Thanks to Twitter, we're able to ring in 22016 all over again, Spectacles style.
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They call cut and you're like, 'I have to do that all over again.
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I felt like I was in middle school all over again, like being bullied.
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The calcium can then be recovered, and the process run through all over again.
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It feels like a spiral, like 1993 happening all over again, as Miller observed.
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I basically had to start all over again just a year into my recovery.
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Chests crash; one dancer dominates, one surrenders and then it starts all over again.
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Then her husband dropped to one knee and proposed to her all over again.
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Naturally, that charade in front of reporters helped Trump claim victory all over again.
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Clear your calendar—you'll be watching every movie you love all over again. $5,094
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Which -- for Trump, McConnell and other Senate leaders -- is deja vu all over again.
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Probably not (honestly, I think the process has made me gay all over again).
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Suddenly, I'd fall in love with the clothes in my closet all over again.
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Just talking about them got her smiling like a little girl all over again.
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At that point, the YouTuber would have to build an audience all over again.
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Here we are, with all hell about to break loose all over again. Enjoy.
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"It brings the feelings up all over again," a student named Stephen Chu said.
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Whatever composure I had regained since the morning's first encounter evaporated all over again.
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Either that, or it'll just make you relive your texting misfires all over again.
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From what I could tell, the internet made people into children all over again.
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"It was like losing the village all over again," Freedman says now, looking back.
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Is this the man we want to strip of his rights all over again?
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You've got to get up and dust yourself off and start all over again.
|
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Indeed, Roscoe is a star all over again, and the memes are just wonderful.
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In some ways, the experience felt like starting my freelancing business all over again.
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Bailey may not want to go through pregnancy all over again while also perimenopausal.
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"It's like the eighteen-eighties or the nineteen-thirties all over again," Farber said.
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Now a new generation of entrepreneurs is committed to doing it all over again.
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In 2022, it seems like they'll be gearing up for action all over again.
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We all know what would follow that signing ceremony, "Groundhog Day" all over again.
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Same killer, new disguise: Americans were seduced by the sweet stuff all over again.
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"It's like reliving that day all over again," Kara Jacobs, Timmothy's aunt, told reporters.
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"It's like reliving that day all over again," Timmothy's aunt Kara Jacobs told reporters.
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I would do it all over again just to hold him one more time.
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If I had to do everything all over again, I wouldn't change a thing.
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And they were satisfying all over again when I read them to my kids.
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It was like the shooter was being her son "all over again," Klebold said.
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Especially because "No Way Out" does the same thing with Glenn all over again.
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And the way they're delivering fierce, sexy intensity, you'll swear it's 1990 all over again.
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Especially with Khloé live-tweeting the episode, and reliving it all over again with fans.
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"It took all of this to get here, but I'd do it all over again."
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Whenever I log into my bank account, I'm forced to relive it all over again.
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If you had to do the show all over again, what would you do differently?
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It's a tool used to prevent people from having to be traumatized ALL OVER AGAIN.
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If they are terrible, just count to ten slowly and then start all over again!
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If this happens in a communal source of water, the cycle begins all over again.
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When headlines explode with the next police-involved killing, some feel traumatized all over again.
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Mark PennMark PennSanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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Over and over, they talked about how the moment felt like 2008 all over again.
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I watched it, and I saw the Trump pieces, and I laughed [all over] again.
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Or it could easily mean we're about to be disappointed in Windows all over again.
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Some other organism will pop up and evolve and fuck it up all over again.
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You can then transfer your savings into a bank account to start all over again.
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And in seven years' time, we'll be wondering what will replace them all over again.
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This isn't a Hulk or Fantastic Four situation, where you just start all over again.
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That's all he had to do to whip us into a frenzy all over again.
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The attacker then starts the process all over again, targeting the most recent victim's contacts.
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And heart-broken Mackintosh fans certainly don't want to go through it all over again.
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I almost felt like I was back in middle school all over again, being bullied.
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It was like being abused all over again, only this time it was by you.
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Looking back at her past year, she says she'd do the surgery all over again.
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But, if I could turn back time and to the whole thing all over again?
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"It's like the Beanie Baby craze all over again, but this time worldwide," he said.
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"You see this outpouring of support, and you are optimistic all over again," Weaver said.
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There's nothing worse than breaking into Area 51 and having to start all over again.
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It's one game, start 13-21 again on Friday and do it all over again.
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You can't keep the same car seat, and you have to start all over again.
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Let's hope we're not having this conversation all over again when that movie hits theaters.
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So, we have to scratch those plans and start all over again about two years.
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And so we had to do it all over again, but it worked out better.
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Romano directed and starred in 2016's Christmas All Over Again, which Rooney co-wrote.
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It feels like 28 all over again, so bring out the butterfly clips and chokers.
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The world's most famous giraffe mom is about to cause a frenzy all over again.
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I wish I could be in your shoes, to hear this album all over again.
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It's like the Cold War all over again, but this time everyone's on Russia's side.
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It makes me want to come back and do the same thing all over again.
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Fast-forward to the dawn of the internet, and porn was reinvented all over again.
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I asked: How does it feel to have to go at it all over again?
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Is this early 220006 all over again, a signal of the big drop to come?
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But we hear the same blistering rhetoric and the same blind arrogance all over again.
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Waititi: The very first draft didn't have him, but then I started all over again.
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Now we're in danger of letting that metaphor get out of control all over again.
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"Everybody that turned out in 2016 have to do it all over again," Bannon continued.
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So if they could do it all over again, would they do it any differently?
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Not the 'if I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't do it.
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Linda Greenhouse So it's going to be the Bork Battle all over again, is it?
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Until you get locked into another two-year relationship, and it happens all over again!
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We're looking at Hollywood like it just shot our spaceship down all over again. Bang.
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Before you know it, it's time to do it all over again the next day.
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Gonna be food getting... Have to go through the two taxes thing all over again.
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But if I were to do it all over again, I'd still marry my husband.
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"You're not gonna let them win, are you?" he asks, doing it all over again.
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""It must have been wrenching — to relive what he did to you all over again.
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Until next year when you pull out the facepaint and do it all over again.
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It's strange revisiting that album now as America, outwardly, looks pretty cartoonish all over again.
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"It's Magaluf all over again," a leader of a neighborhood association said at the time.
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CANNES, France — On Tuesday, Spike Lee shook up the Cannes Film Festival all over again.
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Each proposes to teach us all over again how to think, to feel, to see.
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Their awkwardness can be endearing, as if they are learning to walk all over again.
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"By then, I will be too old to start all over again," Mr. Eid said.
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But personally, I needed to look past them and fall for Rome all over again.
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Faced with the same circumstances, Mr. Comey said he would do it all over again.
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Does he deserve all this attention all over again, almost 50 years after his death?
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"Then I'll get up at five in the morning, and do this all over again."
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There will soon be a way to stream music like it's 2011 all over again.
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I click "play" and am grateful, all over again, to have Mary here with me.
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They use a hose to wet the courts, and then do it all over again.
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"I made him step outside my office and do it all over again," she said.
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Then, at night, they go to bed and forget everything, to start all over again.
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Then everyone gets outraged or vindicated all over again when the prizes are handed out.
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"Inglourious Basterds," on the other hand ... I guess we have to start all over again.
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For a moment, it was last season all over again, a chance to score denied.
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And so the whole process of trying to get back in started all over again.
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They will be up before sunrise the next day to do it all over again.
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"This is like Geraldo Rivera and Al Capone's vault all over again," the adviser said.
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Bonnaroo may be over, but you can relive it all over again in virtual reality.
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"Like many victims, I felt the system was raping me all over again," she said.
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If I were to do it all over again, I would take a different approach.
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The new interview with ABC, in fact, may end up jumpstarting it all over again.
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The EPA would have to formally start the time-consuming rulemaking process all over again.
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I just had a second baby last April, and we're using them all over again.
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And since then, I've found the necessity of those tenants refreshing themselves all over again.
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"It was like if you got a Lamborghini and rebuilt it all over again," Vega said.
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Now that he's 95, the World War II veteran wants to do it all over again.
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It's time to turn the page and come back tomorrow to do it all over again.
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She said she spent the last five years falling in love with him all over again.
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And then we'll say goodbye to Kaby Lake R, and the cycle starts all over again.
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Viewers took to Twitter to grieve over Patrick Dempsey's absence from the show all over again.
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We have danced more than 500 miles together and I would do it all over again.
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I fear we are headed right back to the brink with North Korea, all over again.
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Pretty much repeating my past, like I said I wouldn't, and it's happening all over again.
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Get ready to storm Area 51 all over again — Alienstock is coming back for round two.
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"This could be a throwback to the Charlie O'Donnell and Jesse Palmer seasons, all over again."
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Now, a battered face on my screen was painfully explaining them to me all over again.
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It's like we have to watch him age all over again, this time in fast time.
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And so, to me, it feels like we're seeing a replay of 663 all over again.
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And so, to me, it feels like we're seeing a replay of 22 all over again.
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And if I'm in Miami and miss a treatment, I have to start all over again.
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"If I had to do it all over again, I'd go down to 10," he added.
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And so, to me, it feels like we're seeing a replay of 11.0003 all over again.
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Giving Tonya Harding visibility, just to force her to prove herself all over again, isn't redemption.
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Hailee Steinfeld's got a new single, and it'll have you falling for her all over again.
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GOODWIN: Well, no, that&aposs right, but it wouldn&apost necessarily be starting all over again.
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Clinton said Mr. Sanders wanted to scrap the Affordable Care Act and start all over again.
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" Says Harris, "I literally felt like a new person and was learning everything all over again!
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Looks like the Banks kids are about to get re-acquainted with magic all over again.
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The one where justice takes a backseat and then the cycle repeats itself all over again.
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The whole thing was quite an experience and it made me appreciate film all over again.
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"Now it's time to start all over again," the clip continues as the new footage rolls.
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Then, she gave us a plus-size-inclusive lingerie line and we died all over again.
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They then had to start all over again — that means all those interviews, all those assessments.
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And now, we find out she'll probably have to learn how to fight all over again.
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"I had to start all over again, with no book resources to refer to," she said.
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AND IF I HAD TO DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN, SURE, I WOULD DO THINGS DIFFERENTLY.
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She continued: "I know that this thoughtful, deeply emotional sequel will capture hearts all over again."
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It's going to need to be the 1960s all over again; there need to be movements.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again The True Story Behind This Scary Meme
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Suddenly, there were stories about the Cloud Appreciation Society all over the place, all over again.
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David's sling has gone, replaced by a sword which looks poised to swing all over again.
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"When the water comes, everything is washed away — then we have to start all over again."
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Brantley in Britain LONDON — Who knew that déjà vu could smell this fresh all over again?
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Here's a light vegetarian version that will make you wish Monday would start all over again.
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It's the Willie Horton advertisement, all over again: it's less about the substance than the image.
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As one investigation drew to a close, a new complaint started the cycle all over again.
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My grandmother's death had been deeply painful, and I instantly felt that pain all over again.
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She did not want to go back to her native India and start all over again.
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The news media descended on all of their favorite old haunts, like 1994 all over again.
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"With China, it's the same cycle all over again with a different international power," he says.
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But they want a castrated humor, and you have the chance to start all over again.
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At some point though they'll probably win a bit and then, yuck racist all over again.
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When their relationships with medical social workers end, they must start all over again with strangers.
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At the end of the interview, Angra asked if she would do it all over again.
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As for when he will disclose his tax filings, it's been Groundhog Day all over again.
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That was encouraging, but then I needed to start all over again and solve another grid.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What if modern architecture could do it all over again?
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A few years later, you may even start thinking about going through this all over again.
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"I didn't want to keep making the same pictures all over again," he told The Times.
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It's what Roberts said above all over again: Either you're a joke or you're a victim.
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In the next couple of years, artificial intelligence is going to do that all over again.
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He basically would come in the next day and it was Joe Biden all over again.
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In the beginning, it felt like the trach all over again: freedom with a trade-off.
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It's the Lost problem all over again: Narrative answers are never as satisfying as narrative questions.
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"It's to me like this kid was being" her son, "all over again," she said. video
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And frustratingly, even to explore this dynamic requires you to repeat those comparisons all over again.
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We'd hang up on each other, then five minutes later we'd do it all over again.
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But if the transfer fails, we'll have to go through the entire process all over again.
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Then, when you're home, check back with Google Timeline to relive the trip all over again.
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Tomorrow, he'll drive the 70 miles back to Sheepshead Bay and become Santa all over again.
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"We'll be back to do this all over again," a prison lieutenant threatened, Mr. Moore said.
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This meant that Equifax was asking Americans to trust them with their data all over again.
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A 60-year-old toy icon is officially shaking its screen and starting all over again.
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That could cause the "doom loop" between financial markets and confidence to start all over again.
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When I noticed people were already making memes about it, I was sold all over again.
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Somehow, 32 years after the conclusion of the original comic, Watchmen is ending all over again.
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They design these items to break so that you have to buy them all over again.
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A year ago they were saying it was 1930s-style America First isolationism all over again.
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The mourning cycle started all over again when Prince died on April 21, inspiring countless tributes.
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" Tizon's other sister, Ling Tizon Quillen, tells PEOPLE: "I was enraged with my parents all over again.
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Baked Alaska was even temporarily banned for doing it, but insists he'd do it all over again.
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"It is February all over again," said Mike Loewengart, chief investment officer at E-Trade Capital Management.
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I'd quite like to go back and plot out my life all over again — dreaming big dreams.
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We've since moved from Tennessee to Georgia, where I had to start making friends all over again.
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We loved Sheldon in his previous season and we're falling in love with him all over again.
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It's senior year, and I have to start the search all over again for a fall internship.
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If none of that works, they wait a few weeks and start the cycle all over again.
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It would be tragic if history's lessons were forgotten and had to be learned all over again.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Wait, What's J.Lo Really Saying In "I'm Real"?
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While the technique is hardly new, it's blossomed into a trend all over again on social media.
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Now the process starts all over again, with hopes that the 16th quinquennial review will do better.
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Well, we get to start our favorite season all over again — a do-over, if you will.
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"When I saw the movie, I was reminded all over again how brilliant he is," she said.
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AS THE late, quotable baseball great Yogi Berra once said, it's like déjà vu all over again.
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"It must have been wrenching — to relive what he did to you all over again," Biden added.
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The couple is about to experience those milestones all over again with the arrival of their second.
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The measles virus erases that memory, leaving the patient prone to catching the diseases all over again.
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So if you had to do it all over again, how could you have changed your fate?
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"If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't change anything," he told WSB-TV.
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"When we come back in July, we will start all over again," he said, according to CNN.
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Being forced to fight a gruelling campaign all over again could also win sympathy for Mr Kenyatta.
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If you move the HomePod, an accelerometer detects the motion and does it all over again seamlessly.
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Regardless, we definitely plan on doing it all over again to expand our family in the future.
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You can be in and out of the bath, and it just starts you all over again.
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Then, we forget what we were mad about and do it all over again the next day.
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And if that DeLorean time machine pulled up every day, I would do it all over again.
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Then, I read this story, and I was devastated all over again, on another, more human level.
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The question is: Will everyone keep listening to him before it all goes wrong all over again?
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And we have to get out of the way so the fantasy can start all over again.
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I still believe that we did a good thing and I would do it all over again.
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Brazilian employees typically cost their employers their salary all over again in legally mandated benefits and taxes.
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You either get through it or you flounder, destined to start all over again from the beginning.
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Perhaps, unsurprisingly, the reunion made for some epic nostalgia ... almost like it was 2003 all over again.
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The team had to start all over again when they found out the data had been manipulated.
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"To ask the question all over again would be a gross betrayal of our democracy," May said.
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"I'm scared all over again, like this is my first fight," Williams said in a press release.
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In any case, it was time for America to go down this rabbit hole all over again.
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Once she does, Boy runs a few paces ahead and the relay race starts all over again.
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No word on a theatrical release date, but get ready to bend and snap all over again.
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She would get up the next morning, grumble, shower, and be ready do it all over again.
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It hurts the moms, and they have to start all over again building a career from scratch.
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I worked on my core strength, fitting my prosthetics, and learned how to walk all over again.
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Every time they look through the photos, I wanted them to feel that day all over again.
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I asked him to do it all over again and, this time, I didn't wear the earmuffs.
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For students at the University of Chicago, those first-day jitters happened all over again this week.
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A sequel is imminent, and they'll love getting to experience it all over again in a book.
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"It was like déjà vu all over again," said Kathryn Phillips, the director of Sierra Club California.
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I'm on the hunt for a new specialist to recite my loathsome story to all over again.
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Not to be outdone, Harry and Ginny finally lock lips and I'm shipping them all over again.
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Once the piglets are weaned, the mother is inseminated anew and the process repeats all over again.
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And when I went in for my next cut, Sharpton did the same thing all over again.
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Somehow, as Reis explains, they are just as they were, partying like it's 1994 all over again.
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Take your mom for a camping adventure to fall in love with your homeland all over again.
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When we meet the Jedi Master on Ahch-to, he's basically an orphan boy all over again.
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But just hours later, it was revealed they'd have to do the vote all over again Wednesday.
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If Kevin Systrom could do it all over again, he would probably still sell Instagram to Facebook.
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If she had to do it all over again, Ms. Limongi said she would have delegated more.
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They found a new contractor and headed back to Home Depot to buy everything all over again.
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I don't think the White House should sit by and have them do it all over again.
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" Reposting the screenshot, the company said, "is the same as writing the hate speech all over again.
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Older people faced the risks of hospitalization all over again: infections, deconditioning, delirium, subsequent nursing home stays.
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So what would you do differently if you had a chance to do it all over again?
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So, there's no point in throwing that out all over again and going back to that ideology.
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So, poor Madison has to talk about sex to his parents and explain it all over again.
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My thought bubble: My brain is already numb at the thought of doing 2017 all over again.
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"In many ways I feel like it's deja vu all over again and it's very frustrating," Sen.
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"If I could do it all over again, shoot, I'd have probably picked the Cardinals," he said.
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I mean it was like Sparta all over again, with her knocking me into some unforeseen doom.
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So we started all over again and then that needed a bunch of vocal re-trainings too.
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Prestiging in "Call of Duty" is a way for players to start their career all over again.
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"This is déjà vu all over again," said Jeffrey A. Bader, who advised Mr. Obama on China.
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To Biden's backers, it's birtherism all over again: a baseless Trump smear kept alive by constant repetition.
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On the other hand, that'll just be another excuse to get into the grind all over again.
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The images it can produce are so beautiful, you'll fall in love with photography all over again.
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Bipartisan support for space exploration would have to be rebuilt all over again after a Trump reelection.
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Because before you know it, 2020 will be here to make you feel sad all over again.
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But fair warning: It just might get "Into the Unknown" stuck in your head all over again.
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Now we have to start all over again with a new regime, and what's the upside there?
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Now I get to do it all over again with them and it&aposs the best.6.
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I may be heartbroken, but I would fall in love with and marry Ronen all over again.
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"Like many victims, I felt like the system was raping me all over again," she went on.
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"Like many victims, I felt like the system was raping me all over again," Ms. McSally said.
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A new bill would have to clear the House all over again, as well as the Senate.
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I would do it all over again because I feel stronger today than I did a year ago.
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Then she'd get on a plane and fly to the next destination to do it all over again.
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It gives her an important narrative boost, and rebuts the idea that 2016 is 2008 all over again.
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Travel ban It's déjà vu all over again: A federal judge has blocked President Trump's new travel ban.
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With You now streaming on Netflix, you can misguidedly fall for Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) all over again.
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Press play above to see it for yourself, then get ready to love the '80s all over again.
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"I'm in recovery, I'm sober, and really experiencing life all over again for the first time," he says.
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I want to tell him I fell in love with you all over again, for the second time.
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It's unclear what's in store for Woods and what will have her bend and snap all over again.
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Meghan Markle could totally wear this on her wedding day and it would be perfect all over again.
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"Losing my anonymity after Easy A, it was like being 7 years old all over again," she says.
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And we need to do all of this all over again before we're finally done with this year?
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Connect that with the Shadow Brokers exploits, and it's WannaCry all over again — only on a larger scale.
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And we can say it again today that Cultural Revolution cannot and will not start all over again.
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So when Fox News aired a Trumpy Bear ad on Monday morning, people were shook all over again.
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"It hasn't been easy at all; it felt like reliving all the traumas all over again," she said.
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With every mention and new portrayal, the families of the victims are forced to grieve all over again.
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"[Andy] put me in extensions and a dress and did the whole [audition] all over again," Lillis said.
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Those lords made their grievances with House Targaryen clear all over again at the start of this season.
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At first, Starikov professes no memory of the moment, but then runs through the play all over again.
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But, don't hesitate for too long, because at only $28, it's sure to sell out all over again.
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"If he had it to do all over again he would obviously make a different decision," Kopp said.
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On June 23rd the residents of Turkey's biggest city will be tramping to the polls all over again.
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For now, though, Arya must feel like she's trapped at the bottom of the ladder, all over again.
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There are so many amazing deals happening at Macy's right now, it's like Black Friday all over again!
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"We have so much fun together that it feels like we're starting life all over again," she said.
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But they're still aware that each time they share their story, they're taking the risk all over again.
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"Being with Gia and Dominic gives me the chance to be a kid all over again," he says.
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Maybe in another few years, the timing will be right to try this thing out all over again.
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It helps me to know there are families out there that "do it all over again" every day.
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"He said if he had to do it all over again, he'd do the same thing," he said.
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And every few weeks, the login seems to expire and I have to do it all over again.
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First of all, we were starting all over again and I didn't save any previous child-rearing notes.
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And at night, we drink together and do karaoke, before waking up and starting it all over again.
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It's that awkward Chris Christie moment all over again — but this time with a musical score to match!
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Because when you wake up, you have to realize it's real and you relive it all over again.
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The current boom in contemporary art feels like tulipmania all over again, but on a vast international scale.
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"Once they found out, it was like Uganda all over again," Mugisha says on a recent Skype call.
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It's time for Janine to be transferred to a new house, to do the deed all over again.
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When I came in this door in 303 with kidney failure, I learned to live all over again.
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Now the major task for Apple is to convince us that it can do it all over again.
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Now that history has stormed back with a vengeance, liberalism needs to fight its ground all over again.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Romantic Movie Quotes To Use In Your Wedding Speech
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Where Are Your Favorite Stars From The Bachelorette Now?
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So when they called me to be a part of this show, I had butterflies all over again.
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BloChair makes inflatable chairs for adults that will make you feel like it's the '90s all over again.
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The next morning, the rhythm, as it has for more than 175 years, would begin all over again.
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If he had to start all over again tomorrow, he's not sure he could become a billionaire again.
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"If we were to start all over again, we might come up with a different system," she said.
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Then you can trade it in and start the cycle all over again, paying another device installment plan.
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There are so many crazy-good deals, it's like Cyber Monday all over again (hence the sale's name).
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As my new normal changed, I had to discover ways to become sane around food all over again.
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And the kind of plan that Donald has put forth would be trickle-down economics all over again.
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As Congress and the White House pivot toward comprehensive tax reform, it's 28503 all over again in Washington.
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They might bypass him on the game's deciding play all over again, but that is beside the point.
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And there's every reason to believe that if we have another crisis, it will happen all over again.
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The music feels like it's holding you up, like if it stopped, you would die all over again.
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He finds it so reassuring, in fact, that he is increasingly talking about doing it all over again.
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We'll do this all over again, pretending that someone else could be the best team in the sport.
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Like clockwork, they would be back the next day at the same time and start all over again.
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Of course many plane owners might simply buy another plane and start the depreciation cycle all over again.
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SK: If you were starting out today, knowing what you know, would you do it all over again?
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By embracing amnesty, they will knowingly draw even more illegal immigrants, worsening the border crisis all over again.
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I'd say, try sticking to the stuff that isn't going to come back all over again in September.
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It happened all over again last week when Collins Dictionary announced "fake news" as its choice for 2017.
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You want some way to reference your issue in the future, without explaining your issue all over again.
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"This is Harvey all over again and we barely made it out the last time," Ms. Kinsey said.
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Is there a-, a risk that we may be here doing it all over again, this time round?
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It's "The Lord of the Flies" all over again: whale on sensitivity before it can get to you.
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Audiences are reliving it all over again with a stage version that opened on Broadway on Monday night.
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"It's like reliving that day all over again," Timmothy's aunt Kara Jacobs told reporters in April of 2019.
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It feels like déjà vu all over again as the candidates kick off the debate by discussing impeachment.
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Democrats who are leery about moving forward see the late-1990s impeachment of Bill Clinton all over again.
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When I entered kindergarten, I was, in a sense, immigrating all over again, except this time into English.
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"I was happy for Philip, but I had to start all over again," Nancy told PEOPLE in 1982.
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The news brought heartbreak all over again to Timmothy's family and neighbors who were waiting for his return.
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He's more or less back to chanting "lock her up," as if it's early November all over again.
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Mark PennMark PennFree Roger Stone Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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But in the show's most recent episode, the dim echoes of these earlier criticisms sounded all over again.
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He was infuriated all over again on Thursday, believing Mr. Mulvaney was behind Mr. Trump's change of heart.
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But then I pull up some strange tale full of surprising wisdom and am floored all over again.
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But if she had a chance to do it all over again, she would have never left Myanmar.
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We can just roll out of bed whenever we damn well please and do it all over again.
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It's shaping up to be Appalachia all over again, in communities that were told it would never happen.
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"If it's a closed production system, people may turn to the black market all over again," he said.
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These Shows Will Get You Hooked All Over Again Jonathan Cheban Is More Than A Longtime Kardashian BFF, Okay?
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He gives up drinking, gives in to drinking, gives it up and comes back to it all over again.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again These Movies Will Hurt Your Brain, In A Good Way
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"The sun is shining all over again now," said mortgage broker Tony Bice at Sydney-based Finance Made Easy.
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Hulk Hogan debate -- saying she's confident if the two ever fought, it would be "Rocky III" all over again!
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But I'm coming up on my one-year filler anniversary, and I would 100% do it all over again.
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Just use the Flash's movie (if that's ever actually made) to reset the timeline ... and start all over again.
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"I went back and read all of the tweets and they made me laugh all over again," she shared.
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We are working on it and have been for a year but we've started and started all over again.
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Now, this controversy surrounding the movie is upsetting us all over again — and it hasn't even hit theaters yet.
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Tarantino knows from nerd, and he likes to make things from the 1960s cool all over again. Win-win.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Every Time A TV Character's Death Just About Killed You
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Now, many fear the fight over Kirkuk and Kurdish independence could end up destabilizing the country all over again.
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"I fell in love with Danielle all over again today," Talan captioned photos of the couple with their newborn.
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Andy Grammer's secret to a successful marriage: finding ways to fall in love with his wife all over again.
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And with every mention and new portrayal, the families of the victims are forced to grieve all over again.
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If you make it through the first round, you'll pitch all over again to a fresh set of judges.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again 12 Things I Learned From Bachelorette Chad's Mind-Blowing Match.
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If it survives, Cassini will do the same orbit all over again — about once a week until September 15th.
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She knows Claire is still hiding something, and she's not ready to have her heart broken all over again.
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"My life restarted all over again just because of that one simple text message I was reading," she said.
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Wouldn't it be better to make better movies with the characters they have, instead of starting all over again?
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It's the power to create life, to live authentically, to change your mind, and to start all over again.
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"The way (Hamels) started out it looks like here we go all over again," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.
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We've rounded up the best of the bunch so you can relive the glory (and defeat) all over again.
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"It creates a situation where a borrower is going to be stuck and overwhelmed all over again," says Rubin.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Every Time A TV Character's Death Just About Killed You
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There's general agreement that we're likely going to do this all over again when the next spending bill expires.
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"When I saw the movie, I was reminded all over again how brilliant he is," she said of Aronofsky.
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I really can't wait to teach myself that dance all over again, and take funny snaps of Taran Killam.
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"When you experience those feelings and memories, it's a little bit like losing someone all over again," Earl said.
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If she could do it all over again, Sam Taylor-Johnson would not have directed Fifty Shades of Grey.
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"If I could do it all over again I would've kissed her straight out of the limo!" he said.
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Watching this scene now, it's really cheesy ... but, not gonna lie, it totally worked on me all over again.
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He seems to be making bad decisions all over again -- and this time, not ones that we should forgive.
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Even if, had he done it all over again, that same stunt would have put him in a grave?
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It was also a sign that Jawbreaker is getting the rare chance to relive its career all over again.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Sex & The City Episodes Were All Based On Real Sexcapades
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Male Comic Shares Dick Pics, Instagram Doesn't Seem To Notice
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Isn't this just a way to keep the country down, to replay the century of humiliation all over again?
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Caffrey told his dad that the president's statement "was like being shot all over again," according to the Enquirer.
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I have the life I have today because I lost everything and was forced to start all over again.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Jonathan Cheban Is More Than A Longtime Kardashian BFF, Okay?
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Any settlement that ignores the plight of pain patients is replicating the injustice of the crisis all over again.
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Whatever you decide, you can quickly set up a new game and start the fun all over again. (Diply)
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Democrats opposing Republicans' financial bill argue that it will allow the 2008 financial crisis to happen all over again.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again 12 Things I Learned From Bachelorette Chad's Mind-Blowing Match.
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If I could start college all over again, I would definitely start looking into loans and scholarships earlier on.
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"It was like being abused all over again," Robbie-as-Harding says into the camera during an interview segment.
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For Disney, that's an opportunity to resell its movie library all over again — this time, by way of subscription.
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In 2008, he had an idea: Get hired all over again, even though the test for newcomers was harder.
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So let's be ready to do the same thing when Monday's bell rings, and we start all over again.
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If I had the opportunity to do it all over again now, I would buy a finished [tiny house].
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"I'd quite like to go back and plot out my life all over again — dreaming big dreams," says Branson.
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Or does it limp into the new phase of coverage unrepentant, ready to make similar mistakes all over again?
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My cousin continued to say that land acknowledgments are pointless, and this set me on fire all over again.
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After the competing Netflix and Hulu documentaries dropped online, the public lost its shit over Fyre all over again.
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And then the cycle will start all over again, as more bottles are polished off late into the night.
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I had to go to sleep during the day and do it all over again, so it was rough.
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"A new person would come, and I'd have to walk them through everything all over again," Ms. Potter said.
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Then we do it all over again, racing around week after week to school, activities, events and social engagements.
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For me, it was just one of hundreds of times I fell in love with him all over again.
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Then it's four o'clock to eight o'clock, and we go through the routine all over again, except it's Monday.
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"Now I know his final moments were filled with terror, and that's just like living it all over again."
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Just a few days ago, more audio from the full conversation was leaked, igniting the fight all over again.
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At that point, you just had to hope everything went right, or go through that process all over again.
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" For Mr. Rauch, once he got the green light, directing the show felt like "coming out all over again.
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He knew what it meant to do all that, and then wake up and do it all over again.
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In fact, doing so can be a real hassle, since it requires resetting all those passwords all over again.
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And with the finale, aka the wedding episode, finally live on Netflix, conversations are starting up all over again.
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I get around halfway through, take a break, and then have to start all over again when I return.
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It's the AAA guidebook all over again: a text that's meant to be helpful but instead is self-serving.
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Now that she had begun to do just that, she dreaded the possibility of losing it all over again.
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"Joy told us we have to take everything off our walls and start all over again," Mr. Lewis said.
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Withdrawal means that the bill's sponsors would have to start all over again if they want to reintroduce it.
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Many, like Mr. Retter, choose to start the cycle all over again, anticipating new shards of insight or wisdom.
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It repeated the exercise all over again when the same rumor emerged a few days later in Los Angeles.
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"I got kind of choked up the first time I heard those words all over again," Daniel Valdez said.
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Fortnite's Chapter 2 feels like a full-fledged sequel that has me addicted to the game all over again.
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Now they're excited all over again — after discovering host Joshua Dela Cruz's Instagram pictures, and letting the thirsting begin.
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Gasaway told CNN he felt vindicated by the judge's decision and he plans to start campaigning all over again.
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"You could start this tournament all over again after it concludes and have a totally different outcome," Worlock said.
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But many leading Republicans see, to borrow a little Yogi Berra, a case of déjà vu all over again.
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What if that child feels rejected all over again because my father still wants nothing to do with him?
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We reject the notion that we need to turn the whole apple cart over and start all over again.
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But when the Mets rallied in those last glorious innings, the younger fans got the spirit all over again.
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"The court finds its guiding principle in Yogi Berra's aphorism, 'It's déjà vu all over again,'" Judge Boasberg wrote.
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The finishing touches were added on Thursday night, hours before it was released and went viral all over again.
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He's there in my dreams too, and then I wake up and the whole thing starts all over again.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Some Friends Fan Figured Out How Much Money Joey Owed Chandler
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" After their vows, Travis slipped a new ring onto Stephanie's fingers — proclaiming, "With this ring, I wed all over again.
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Before his death, Goodall said there were things he would have changed, had he to do it all over again.
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Edwards' multiyear tests indicate that over time those points of corrosion will release more lead—exposing people all over again.
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The Lion King is content to simply run through the same motions all over again, just with newer, shinier tools.
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Ray J and Princess Love did it all over again, renewing their vows just a few months after getting hitched.
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It felt like the study all over again, the room redshifting, his mind drifting, everything slow— He opened his eyes.
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These Shows Will Get You Hooked All Over Again Happy Songs That Will Instantly Put You In A Good Mood
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Then he pulled on the yoke to bring the plane out of its dive and did it all over again.
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Next year, you'll do it all over again, forgetting that the fun of this holiday is nothing but a myth.
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Now, I just had to do it all over again in the sun and humidity, and I'd be all set.
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These Shows Will Get You Hooked All Over Again Happy Songs That Will Instantly Put You In A Good Mood
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There's something in the water at Nintendo, as if they have something to prove all over again, despite their age.
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If the dog just wastes away in front of him, he's going to relive his dad dying all over again.
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It feels like the old school days of Barney's Warehouse's epic clearances at its old Chelsea hub all over again.
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Ideally, rockets would function like airplanes—they'd launch, land, fuel up and get ready to do it all over again.
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She immediately consolidated her debt into direct loans, but had to restart the 10 years all over again, like Edwards.
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We're happy to have Harry back, even if we have to relive the heartbreak of his haircut all over again.
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Kevin Hart had a difficult childhood, but if he could do it all over again, he wouldn't change a thing.
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These Shows Will Get You Hooked All Over Again Director Admits This Rape Scene Was Nonconsensual & Designed To "Humiliate" Actress
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But for Sidney Bouvier Gilstrap-Portley, he didn't just want the memories—he wanted the whole enchilada all over again.
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Then, over the next 2700 months after that, we had to do it all over again by moving to mobile.
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Soon we can go home and lay unconscious for several hours before we have to do it all over again.
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Too slow and it'd assume you meant a different letter and you'd have to backspace and try all over again.
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The shift has forced Millington and his product team to rethink what a Sonos speaker should do all over again.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Director Admits This Rape Scene Was Nonconsensual & Designed To "Humiliate" Actress
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These buildings earn coins that can be used to upgrade your parade floats, and start the process all over again.
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We don't recommend you fly it though — not unless you want to assemble the thing all over again, that is.
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When he finally gets his hands on her, he wastes no time starting his nine-month plan all over again.
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Tito Ortiz is coming out of retirement and will fight MMA this year ... we know, deja vu all over again.
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Read More House flipping: Deja vu all over again In Washington, D.C., however, the stock effect is far more muted.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Happy Songs That Will Instantly Put You In A Good Mood
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And it's a real pain because if one thing changes that we've got to go do it all over again.
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To restart the program, Trump will now have to go through the long notice-and-comment process all over again.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over Again Director Admits This Rape Scene Was Nonconsensual & Designed To "Humiliate" Actress
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Every once in a while, that video gets posted on Facebook, and I have to relive it all over again.
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I returned to Toronto to fall apart, get it together, only to fly out and do it all over again.
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"I got locked up, I had this life and now I've got to start life all over again," he said.
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But this documentary by Ron Howard will make you smile at Beatlemania all over again, despite being a bit hagiographic.
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He instantly falls in love, and we get to fall in love with it all over again through his eyes.
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And when you hear from gram after she gets your snail mail, you'll feel warm and fuzzy all over again.
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"The biggest misconception about us is that we wouldn't do it all over again," Heidi Pratt (née Montag) told Broad.
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There's a short break, and a second round of defendants are brought in, and the process begins all over again.
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However, whether you saw the moon on Monday night or not, there are ways to see it all over again.
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Check it out below and tune into Beats 1 at 9pm ET tonight to hear Noisey Radio all over again.
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Then, in 2003, America's Next Top Model hit our screens, making us fall in love with her all over again.
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Then, as in the eternal ritual of the reading of the Five Books of Moses, I start all over again.
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And after the sale, the sector analyst must make a case for continuing to hold the stock all over again.
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Her husband Jack, with the help of some holiday magic, helps her fall in love with him all over again.
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This clarified water is supposed to provide 90 percent of what the oil companies need to start all over again.
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Not only doesn't Khabib have any regrets ... he says he'd do it all over again if the opportunity presented itself.
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And despite their careful preparations, the McCalls ended up evacuating anyway as their part of town flooded all over again.
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"I had forgotten the trauma of opening Frances enough to be willing to do it all over again," she said.
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Quintana is my cousin, John is my uncle, and I have to make her go through it all over again.
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It made me feel keenly aware, all over again, of how narrow the ledge is that we're all balancing on.
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After the last butterflies reach the northern limits of their range, preparation for the southern migration begins all over again.
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That used to be a cliché, but in the Age of Trump it needs to be explained all over again.
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They'll make you feel, maybe even cry, and then you're going to want to listen to them all over again.
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I got to have a childhood all over again, the right one, filled with cuddles and perseverance, safety and love.
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"It feels like having a baby all over again — actually being able to take the baby home," she told Today.
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Now we have them as open seats and the Democrats have to go through the primary process all over again.
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It was Sunday night [when Johnson unexpectedly announced he would not seek re-election] all over again, only more so.
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In about 10 seconds, the same newlyweds will teleport back to square one and start the recessional all over again.
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Some couldn&apost help but ask if the star is prepared to go through a tough pregnancy all over again.
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A large majority of President Trump's voters say they would do it all over again, according to a new survey.
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But the process of redrawing is about to start all over again, and the House of Delegates wields the pen.
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But earlier this year, a new London play, "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," cast a spell all over again.
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Or, if you're a believer in nature as the last word, then Olivia is your sister's sensitivities all over again.
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Bulger's mother, Denise Fergus, said on Twitter that the film had made her family relive the event all over again.
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If we could do it all over again, mentioning the name of our product would probably be our first change.
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No, sometimes it takes a lizard man to make us realize what it means to be human all over again.
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"We got a little jaded, but having our own families gives you those goosebumps all over again," says Howie Dorough, 45.
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This is my first #1 song in 8 years, and it feels like Just Dance going number one all over again.
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But the rebuild proved to be short-lived, leaving some shop owners questioning whether they will do it all over again.
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When your audiophile friend crams these into their ears, they'll want to listen to all their favorite albums all over again.
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Then, we'd shove it back into the VCR and settle down to watch Cindy's rags-to riches-transformation all over again.
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These Shows Will Get You Hooked All Over Again Celebs You Should Be Following On Instagram The Best Part Of Snapchat?
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It's important to allow this relationship to become real, and for them to discover who each other are all over again.
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"All I know is she's so excited about this collection that she wants to register for our wedding all over again."
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Let's look at five options Bryan Colangelo might consider instead if given a chance to do it all over again. 1.
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She lost feeling on the right side of her body, and had to learn to walk and ski all over again.
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Of course, when I look into her warm chocolate eyes, I know I'd pay another fortune for her all over again.
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"Some survivors will actually talk about feeling like they are being victimized all over again by the court system," Nugent said.
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She feels like she's falling in love with him all over again and I feel like he's orchestrating this whole thing.
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Three years after Raf Simons had revived a historic but creatively extinct house, he was letting it die all over again.
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Well, it's time to do that all over again for Father's Day — which, in case you forgot, is tomorrow, June 18th.
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Contact with the water triggers the Guinea worm to release her larvae and begin the cycle of infection all over again.
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This lower band of cool water circulates back to the tropics where it warms and repeats the process all over again.
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In fact, that's why she decided to reintroduce herself to her fans all over again in I Don't Believe We've Met.
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And if their state imposes a waiting period for an abortion, they may have to repeat the process all over again.
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It's like taking high school science all over again, except without the tests, and you're welcome to keep using your phone.
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And if you don't want to be a one-hit wonder, you have to do it all over again — and again.
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John Lavet/FX He gives the go-ahead to the crew, who promptly start setting up the lighting all over again.
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And long-term couples could suddenly see each other in a whole new light and fall in love all over again.
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It seems that every few months he churns out yet another new trendy treat that gets up excited all over again.
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FighterZ is the DBZ series distilled into its purest form, and it's made a fan out of me all over again.
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"When I saw the movie, I was reminded all over again how brilliant he is," Lawrence recently told Vogue of Aronofsky.
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Best of all, once you harvest the first batch, you can turn the box around and start growing all over again.
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Would I want it to happen all over again, no, but I can say it's defiantly given me a different perspective.
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All of this will bring out the "doom and gloomers" including those who claim this is 2008 all over again. Wrong!
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I've never touched a Civilization game because it seems very possible it would bring up those crappy feelings all over again.
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If he could do it all over again, my guess is that he'd probably stop the creation of Waluigi as well.
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And so, right at a moment when Spears seems to be relatively stable, her breakdown is dredged up all over again.
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"She looking so fine I might knock her up all over again," her husband captioned a photo of the happy duo.
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And now we're starting a gadget blog all over again, except this time we're smart enough to just do it ourselves.
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"She'd tell us, 'I'll have to start all over again or get a terrible job with terrible money,' " he told SWNS.
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INGRAHAM: I know this must have been wild for you to watch this over the last few days, all over again.
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He took the bait—it was Khizr Khan all over again—and made Clinton's point for her: He is a misogynist.
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It's like 2004 all over again -- awkward and hilarious, but they really should've gotten that fat lard, Tina, to show up.
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There it met the kerosene-rich exhaust coming out of the turbines, and the mixture was set alight all over again.
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She became a first-time mom just 11 months ago, but Alexandra Breckenridge is set to do it all over again.
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The catchy tune featured in a recent Honda Civic ad in the country and suddenly it's like 28 all over again.
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When I heard that he had cheated, it was like finding out Santa Claus wasn't real all over again to me.
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Ahead, check out our favorite launches to spring from the L.A. — and get ready to love our city all over again.
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Vote Remain and we don't have to listen to the angry rhetoric about whose oil it is all over again. 3.
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Dyad is doing everything all over again, to another generation of women — but they refuse to let it happen to Kira.
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One Republican strategist told Politico that "it could be Alabama all over again," in reference to Roy Moore's failed Senate bid.
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Brie Larson has some next-level pattern pairing that'll make you fall in love with the dressing conceit all over again.
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"It was terrifying to watch it happen all over again and knowing that we couldn't do anything about it," Kendyll said.
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I've been working on my next project, but because my hard drive was stolen, I had to start all over again.
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The app has been around for a few years, but a new filter is making it go viral all over again.
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Like, you might notice someone checking out your lover, and then realize all over again how sexy you think they are.
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As well as abiding by terms of her release, Hernandez must depend on the aunt she is meeting all over again.
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This second victory in a year may seem like déjà vu all over again, but the two strikes showed critical differences.
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When they record a video, they improvise freestyle banter while playing, and simply start all over again if something goes awry.
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The final sequence shows the beginning all over again — the armless woman, the images of death, the marriage of the corpses.
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Admittedly, that grant will most likely also be on a long-term schedule designed to lock you in all over again.
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Twenty minutes of silence would pass — 1,200 seconds — then I'd move too soon and we'd have to start all over again.
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The economy responded, and soon Western powers found a reason to be interested in Southeast Asia all over again: cheap labor.
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I will walk four times a day from there to here and then from here to there and all over again.
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One of President Donald Trump's most controversial judicial nominees will have to start the nomination process all over again next year.
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When you've had too much buttered sweet corn, this creamy, cheesy version will get you stoked on corn all over again.
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"The North Korea challenge is slowly moving from a fragile detente to a full blown crisis — all over again," Kazianis said.
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I will live off this compliment for months until it wears off, and I have to do it all over again.
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It's really bizarre to catch up later and be surprised all over again about things that people are already done with.
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Investing in frontier technology is (and isn't) cleantech all over again Jobs were in the center spotlight in this year's election.
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And they should start all over again, and they should never look at a credit card the rest of their life.
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The goal is not to exhaust yourself all over again, but to engage muscles you don't otherwise engage during the week.
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At that point, stuck with an oversize and obsolete piece of furniture, you have to reorganize the room all over again.
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And every March, when the tournament rolls around, he remembers the game all over again and the heartbreak for Winona State.
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"It feels like déjà vu all over again for the electric sector," Mike Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club, said.
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Words I didn't know flowed through my skin and I drank them and drank them and drank them all over again.
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She hopped the A train home to catch a few hours' sleep, before waking up to do it all over again.
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He gains weight and he loses it — starving his body down to 159 pounds — before gaining it back all over again.
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If I had it to do all over again, I would include a crumb of cake — every birthday should have cake.
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"Or that's what I would probably be tempted to think if I were either starting out all over again or dead."
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If I were to go back and do it all over again, I would probably steer clear of the whole situation.
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The department said the only option for supporters now is to kick off the ratification process all over again in Congress.
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Current demonstrations may dissipate due to the current lack of leadership among secessionists or with reluctance to start all over again.
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"I'll have to spend a lot of money to move out and we'll have to start all over again," he said.
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Do you undo it at night and then, the next morning, do you get up and do it all over again?
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"Economists all over the country said we were looking at 1932 all over again and that's not what happened," Hill said.
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It was as if she were getting proposed to all over again, except this time by a stranger speckled in cement.
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If this turns out like 1998 all over again, then you may want to buy at the moment of maximum rancor.
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" Karen Attiah, who edited Khashoggi's Post columns for the past year, said Friday night that she's "freshly angry all over again.
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And we returned back to our apartment in New York with one thing on our minds: doing it all over again.
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I returned in 2013 after the "don't ask, don't tell" policy was repealed, and I redid recruit training all over again.
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Unfortunately, these two sides don't seem to hear each other, so we're watching an old fight play out all over again.
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With cucumbers, avocado, and a crusty baguette, this version will get you stoked on the bagged lunch classic all over again.
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Plus, if you paid for any apps on the Google Play Store, you'll likely have to purchase them all over again.
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I read it straight through without stopping, and then I turned to the first page and read it all over again.
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But God, I got to tell you, 72 hours, 72 days, I would do the exact same thing all over again.
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The Beatles scratched the surface, but Bowie excavated it, renovated and tore it all down again, just to start all over again.
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"I got annoyed all over again because the people behind me were so lovey-dovey that it fueled my rage," she explains.
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Watching the lit-up paper come to life as 3D miniature structures will make you feel like a kid all over again.
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In vintage Lincoln Hawk style, Stallone's big rig arrives a few minutes too late, and Michael hates his dad all over again.
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Fear & Shame, written by Pattinson himself, is a TRIP, and it will awaken your Twilight-obsessed love for him all over again.
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Check out some of the most stunning examples ahead, and get ready to fall in love with flower crowns all over again.
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" He also contributed on vocals, singing the lead on tracks like "Long Title: Do I Have to Do This All Over Again?
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So, when Governor George W. Bush refused to support hate crimes legislation, it was like my father was killed all over again.
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It makes for dull work, and if items are counted wrongly, everything has to be counted from the top all over again.
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We survived and started all over again here and today we have two wonderful, successful kids and a place called home again.
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When Barao finally got hit with a big punch as he stepped in, it was the T.J. Dillashaw bouts all over again.
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I felt a sort of echo in time: God, am I going to need to make the same argument all over again?
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Then it's off to bed for a few hours of sleep before it's time to wake up and start all over again.
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We need to remember that future, and if we don't, then we'll keep repeating the same narratives of violence all over again.
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I yell because I want them to understand what it was like, and I yell because I get mad all over again.
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And then, the second you think you won't have any tears left to shed, you'll find yourself sobbing all over again. 1.
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The worst part about biking long-ish distances is that you have to do it all over again on the way home.
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Once again, my skin cleared up for a while, but then it was Breakout 3: Return of the Zits all over again.
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"Six of my kids could have babies in the same year – I could essentially have sextuplets all over again," says Gosselin, 41.
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Every day we make it all over again, as the home we want for ourselves or the prison we can't quite quit.
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Vanessa Williams and husband Jim Skrip are celebrating their approaching one-year wedding anniversary by walking down the aisle all over again!
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When I look back on those 169 days I spent at her hospital bedside, I am overwhelmed with gratitude all over again.
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In fact, if he was given the option to go back and live life "all over again," he probably wouldn't take it.
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Koons' sphere makes us appreciate them all over again, while at the same time allowing him to annex art history for himself.
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The big grand finale was an explosive fireworks display over the water -- it was like the 4th of July all over again!!!
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But it's when Thompson asks him, "Mind holding the door for our next guest?" that our heart promptly breaks all over again.
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Sometimes, of course, people do some bad planning, and we need to do the work all over again, and therefore they crunch.
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I had to start the process all over again in order to do what I could have done manually the first time.
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These Shows Will Get You Hooked All Over Again Are The Kardashians Doing Women A Disservice By Hiding Their Nannies On KUWTK?
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And now, the hazing is happening all over again with the launch of his new Curry 43 Lux sneaker in 'Oxblood Leather.
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