Stay — and come back again — for the cocktails.
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But, you know, come back again next year and try.
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You might just come back again next week, you say.
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The festival is set to come back again this fall.
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They laugh it off, but this will come back again.
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THEY COME BACK AT YOU, THEN THEY COME BACK AGAIN.
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You come back again the next time you are sick.
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It's going to take something special to come back again.
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"I think it's going to come back again," said Paulsen.
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And it would come back again two to three weeks later.
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THEY HAVE VERY DEEP POCKETS WHAT IF THEY COME BACK AGAIN.
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Readers will come back again and again for characters that they love.
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"My Bell's palsy has come back — again," she said with a sigh.
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You may come back again, because I've got more questions for you.
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You want to come back again this year, talk about the election?
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Still, oil prices will "come back again" to the fundamentals, he said.
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And then they come back again, you know, a few days later.
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"The issue would have come back again and again and again," Wunsch said.
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Mom usually goes off to forage for food and then come back again.
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If they like what they see, they will come back again, and again.
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I think the site may come back again in some way, shape, or form.
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"One month later, we could see all the life come back again," he says.
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Then she will go home, get some sleep, and come back again after dusk.
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There is no killer content to make people come back again and again. Competition.
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And despite the distance, they each said they'd come back again before it ended.
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Also if you really want to train like Rogan you should come back again tonight.
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"I don't want to come back again," del Potro said in his on-court interview.
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His mother liked Wing so much she told her to come back again for dinner.
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"Once a ship sails or is cut, it doesn't come back again," Mr. Seroka said.
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"We want to make sure he knows he can't just come back again," she added.
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He should feel free to come back again: We love a surprise on-air guest.
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Arrive hungry and ready for a great burger that'll make you come back again and again.
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It's going to be a mission for him, just to ease himself and come back again.
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I want you to walk out of my place happy and healthy and come back again.
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"Never come back again!" the pro-government newspaper Yeni Safak screamed in a headline on Saturday.
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It receded a bit by morning, she said, but she knew it would come back again.
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I think if you have done it once, you just want to come back again, don't you?
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But sometimes if the same kinds of things happen two or three times they could come back again.
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They come back again and again, and you feel like you're part of the family in a way.
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Several of us said we'd be happy to videoconference in to classes, or come back again and visit.
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You'll find him on Grindr at the club, desperately trying to leave, and he'll never come back again.
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She insists the crossing was forced and then felt she could have come back again to Turkey later.
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More than anything, hospitable sommeliers want their guests to enjoy themselves, and to come back again and again.
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Of course, the next day they would all come back again and we would go through the same routine.
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It is absolutely gorgeous, but we plan to come back again tomorrow when it is supposed to be sunnier.
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And unfortunately, the visit will include a standing invite to come back again, perhaps several times, during this winter.
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People come back again and again—and they even bring their mums or their grandmas to eat with them.
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Marius came to visit and meant to come back again, but a storm delayed him for another five days.
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"Come back again," Babiker said as he dropped me off, a look in his eye like lights on a hill.
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Some of these people will be told they need to come back again tomorrow or go to another ICE facility.
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Although it's his first time in the country, he's said he's hoping to come back again to play an NFL game.
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PT, but this isn't the first time we've seen it, and it will almost certainly come back again in the future.
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Everyone knows that fashion trends repeat themselves — they come, they go, and then they come back again a few years later.
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But I come back again and this is where I'm pitching: I love our health care system the way it works.
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It's common for patients with stage 4 cancer to go into remission and for the cancer to come back again later.
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And then I think: if I am thinking about the Person Who Did a Shit So Bad on a British Airways Plane That It Had to Turn Around and Come Back Again, what is the Person Who Did a Shit So Bad On a British Airways Plane That It Had to Turn Around and Come Back Again thinking?
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I am not even going to ask the question because I don't know if this opportunity is going to come back again.
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We see this come back again when Randall finds his mom crying in the kitchen right after her first grandchild was born.
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They can come back again and again and again, and even though this only happened for three days, there's a lifetime impact.
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But the issue has roared back into the conversation, and is likely to come back again at the Detroit debate on Thursday.
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But no, I didn't keep a single one... I don't think that rhinestone chopsticks will ever come back again, but you never know!
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The pain would abate after a few minutes, but it would come back again and again, usually after I'd eaten a big meal.
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I'm stocking up on these with the fear that they'll never come back again, and honestly, if these jeans die, I'm dying with them.
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"The FBI's going to come back again and again, and finally they're going to ask for a version of this that's generic," says Lee.
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They are really legends in the business and I hope you'll come back again and tell me where things are going in the future.
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I want to stay in the village—all of my family and relatives are here—but I'm afraid that ISIS will come back again.
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"Most of the time, such users would get increasingly worse for a short period of time, then never come back again," user labradors wrote.
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It's just one of the reasons that first time tourists to Malaysia come back again and again, and ultimately end up moving or retiring here.
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In the movie Flatliners (out September 29), a group of precocious medical students discover a way to reach the afterlife — and then come back again.
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"Managing in a traditional way as we did in past may not come back again," Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said in Vienna.
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"Hopefully, I can come back again, I can reset, I've got a week until my best distance (she races over 1000m and 1,500m)," she said.
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This is the theme that will come back again and again in the ensuing days: Does Gorsuch favor corporations and the wealthy over "the little guy"?
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After spending four seasons as a member of Saturday Night Live's cast, Sasheer Zamata has decided not to come back again for season 43, Variety reports.
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SCHNEIER It seems to be playing to full houses, judging from the night we saw it, so sure, I think it will probably come back again.
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" It can take months to track someone down, only to have him reject the offer, Mr. Bocanegra said, adding: "You come back again the next week.
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But as the economic conditions have gotten worse, many of the problems that have plagued the favelas for years with drugs and violence have come back again.
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Add to that: Whoever Done A Shit On A BA Flight To Dubai That Was So Bad The Plane Had To Turn Around And Come Back Again.
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Thinking: What happened to you, Person Who Did a Shit So Bad on a British Airways Plane That It Had to Turn Around and Come Back Again?
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""He knows his mistakes, whatever they were or maybe they&aposre excuses, he just needs to go out there and get it right and come back again.
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And those stupid pages you liked when you were 12 come back again, and it's just ads or racist stuff that comes up as well—that's really bad.
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Now for the hard part: Helping customers find good use cases for the devices, and getting them to come back again to use the voice apps they initially try.
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Better Call Saul is a TV show, after all, and we know she will come back, again and again, and probably be drawn deeper and deeper into Jimmy's orbit.
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"If the Taliban come back again to destroy it, this time they would have to do the whole cliff," Aslam Alawi, the local head of the Afghan culture ministry, said.
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If we're doing something that matches our values and aligns with our passions and it's fun, the likelihood that we're going to come back again and again is very high.
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Teams aren&apost supposed to be able to come back again and again like this, but as he proved on Sunday, anything is possible when Mahomes is on the field.
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Another reason why is because there are always people in the business who have dedicated their careers to innovating on the experience to get you to come back again and again.
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That tiny peak of adrenaline you get when you refresh your feed, even if it only happens once per week, is what's going to make you come back again and again.
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"Given just how much the Trump administration has come back again and again to attack sanctuary cities, my concern is they will try to put this in another bill," said Wolgin.
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The Blues had to come back again to the tie the game at 2 on a goal by Jori Lehtera at 7:39 of the third period before Tarasenko took over.
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In fact it almost begs you to come back again and again and again, the allure being that each listen will uncover another miniature flourish—a piece of the record's puzzle.
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To recap: someone done a shit on a BA flight to Dubai two years ago, and the shit was so bad the plane had to turn around and come back again.
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If you go off the rails and threaten somebody, that should be something that you just can't delete an account and go do some other social service or come back again.
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"It just swam up to the boat from behind and it was just circling us for about 20 minutes, it would just go round and come back again," Brown told The Advertiser.
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Rijo: Some of the people start to work at 0003:00 in the morning all the way to 2:00, take a break, come back again 2700:22, feeding by 2100:2100.
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Think back to November 2015 and June 2016—the themes around cash, creativity, and your love life that were big then will likely come back again now for you to work with.
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"Unfortunately, that issue will come back again in September because firms need a bit of time to act if the solution is not put in place," Woods told British lawmakers on Wednesday.
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But, when we got his smokin' hot GF out in NYC on Monday, she told us she doesn't understand why people think the ex-tight end is going to come back again.
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A new study offers some advice for doctors poking around the heart to reopen a clogged artery that has caused one type of heart attack: Come back again to finish the job.
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Story "gives new customers a fresh reason to visit our stores and gives the current Macy's customer even more reason to come back again and again throughout the year," CEO Jeff Gennette said.
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"It is a very important decision that opens new horizons for Tunisian tourism to come back again and message to the world that Tunisia is now safe", Tourism Minister Salma Loumi told Reuters.
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Of course, he would return in less than two years, play three more seasons, retire again, come back again as a member of the Wizards for two seasons, before then retiring for good.
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"In the end, it is not about having too many or too few, but whether they will excite the visitor enough to remember the visit forever and maybe want to come back again."
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Richert and her family would come back again and again until every one of the dozen or so people displaced by the storm were either in her home or found a place to go.
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Give a loyal customer a free burrito that does not make her sick and she'll come back again and tell friends to do the same, said Tushar Parashar, marketing strategist at Vivaldi Partners Group.
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But then when it doesn't come out well, then you actually have to think, inform the discussion and get the person to come back again with something slightly different and feel good about that.
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" Then you think, Okay, it's going to happen soon, and then they come back again, and say, "Well, you know we're kind of wrong about this, but now we've gotten these other bank records.
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So we want to go to court, we're going to win, and then we're just going to make Hope Hicks come back again and actually answer the questions during her tenure in the White House.
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The case against Mr. Cherry slogged through the court system, and in early 2002, the Alabama state attorney general asked Mr. Jones to come back, again as a special state prosecutor, to try the case.
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"We have to make that spread as big as possible so it doesn't come back again," said Bob McDevitt, the president of the union that represents Atlantic City casino workers, who also spoke at the rally.
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But I come back again and again to the title track, because on days when I feel beaten down — like, say, on November 9th — it's only right to remember that trouble is always going to be there.
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In the never-ending reality-show drama of the Trump administration, characters come and go and sometimes come back again based as much on personality, chemistry and the mood of the moment as on ideology or competence.
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There were a couple of couches and a TV set up along with some video games, the men remembered, the kinds of things sure to make teenage boys want to come back again and again and stick around.
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White House If you ask Republican senators what they like about Graham-Cassidy, the latest GOP effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, they'll come back again and again to one talking point: It returns power to the states.
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Everything that's right and everything that's wrong with the city and the world can be seen in Central - I love it, there's good energy: it's so far gone it's not trying to come back again - it just is what it is.
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You relive those moments, and when I saw the people and the full stadium when I went on court tonight, I really celebrate it as a player to be able to be in good health and to come back again.
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I was panicked because I thought if I couldn't give him his prize, he would feel like he got ripped off and never come back again or worse, he could actually file a complaint with Chaturbate about me and they can take money from me.
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Caps come back again, beat Penguins WASHINGTON — The Washington Capitals' penchant for slow starts often have left them digging out of an early hole, but at this point, it's almost become second nature for the NHL's best team to kick into high gear once the second period rolls around.
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"The trade might lay low for a few months ... but after a while, probably in a few months, people would very possibly come back again," she said Beijing hasn't released a full list of the wild animals included in the ban, but the current Wildlife Protection Law gives some clues as to what could be banned.
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"For women in the remote countryside, or in violent and coercive relationships, for teenage girls living under the control of their parents or women who have difficulty traveling, it is very hard for them to see a doctor once, let alone have to come back again at least three days later," said Mairead Enright of Lawyers for Choice Ailbhe Smyth, a veteran women's rights activist and a leader of the referendum campaign, said there would be stumbles, but she believed that most providers were committed to making the new law work.
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