The same customers are coming back again the same day?
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We should have a key, and frankly ... That's coming back again.
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I think because I knew I was coming back again, I could leave.
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"We don't know if our neighborhood will be coming back again," Strickland said.
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Those treatments caused the SARS virus to drop off, before coming back again later.
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It was great seeing so many friends and I look forward to coming back again!
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Apparently some scholars even speculate that "hipster" eventually became "hippie," before then coming back again.
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I listened to albums under a mosquito net at night and dreamed of coming back again.
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The point is that these side controversies have a way of coming back again and again.
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Brown says that the predator kept going around the craft and coming back again for about 20 minutes.
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The paddleboarding course from L.L. Bean, which starts at just $25, has customers coming back again and again.
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"Arrested Development," the comedy about the Bluth family that upended so many television conventions, is coming back. Again.
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Unfortunately, though, it sounds like Cohen wasn't joking when he said that the show won't be coming back again.
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"It's my second time here and I plan on coming back again with my daughter," he tells Mr. Faist.
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The chances of it coming back again are slim, thanks to the hateful tweets of its star and creator, Roseanne Barr.
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"You find the same people coming back again and again," Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das told a news briefing on Tuesday.
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Now, it's coming back again for a limited time to raise awareness for World Oceans Day and show support to Rob Stewart.
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I knew that after a long, lonely summer, I could look forward to familiar faces coming back again when the fall season started.
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They're perfect in their universality — so many of us could picture that significant other (or friend's ex) who kept coming back again and again.
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What does it take to build a brand (and a business) that not only delights customers but keeps them coming back again and again?
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She was a very mean opponent, and the bottom line is they rejected her, and now she's coming back again — it's like a bad dream.
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"Once you&aposve done that, you create habituation where people are coming back again and again, and consistent interaction builds data and trust," Mirsky said.
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" — Essa Bokarr Sey, 53, a former ambassador in Louisville, Ky. "This feels like being born again, and the feeling of patriotism is coming back again.
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All these things had to happen for the fourth-seeded Gators to finally thwart a relentless Wisconsin team that kept coming back, again and again.
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"You can never prepare for playing a set and then rain, then finishing the match the next morning and coming back again in the afternoon," Stephens told reporters.
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As soon as the news outlets started to be aware that the second Cosby trial was coming back again, within days, Oprah finally spoke of the accusers of Cosby.
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"There are rumors that they are coming back again this summer, and if I don't get to see them, if I miss them again, I WILL DIE," she writes.
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But Pilotwings successfully turned learning to fly in a game that had you coming back again and agai to complete skill-testing challenges, without resorting to dogfights to keep it fun.
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"You find the same people coming back again and again," Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das told a briefing, saying huge queues were preventing honest people from getting the cash they need.
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And even if they do go away, those can come back, he said, although regularly eating the food after getting the okay from your doctor can help stop it from coming back again.
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"I was studying economics and I had a teacher who was so annoying that one day I stood up and said, 'I'm never coming back again' and walked out of class," he remembers.
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"There are some of us in the community who feel this is shades of the White Australia Policy coming back again," said Ms. Lowe Kelley, a former president of the Chinese Heritage Association.
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The Swag: Crunchyroll was the first to admit that its booth on the convention floor was dinky, but nevertheless it had fans coming back again and again to get one-per-day mystery pin.
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"Ten years ago Antwerp was stronger, then Brussels took over, but now Antwerp is coming back again," said Marianne Hoet, a senior specialist in 20th-century and contemporary art at Phillips, the auction house.
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But I also believe that a conversation centered only around aesthetics is missing the real meaning of brand, which is to stand for something that resonates in people's hearts and keeps them coming back again and again.
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The Veronica Mars fandom went above and beyond to keep that show coming back again and again, and the showrunner responded by destroying the piece of the show that a huge part of the fandom cared about most.
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"Knowing what I have achieved in this stadium before and knowing I'm coming back again, probably not as the favorite to win but certainly a contender to at least medal or make a final or whatever, that sits well with me," said Pearson.
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But as we learned from our initial foray into Iraq into 203 — and have been learning over and over again ever since — the bigger problem is how to secure and govern that territory afterward and prevent ISIS from simply coming back again.
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Shop This Bar Saves Lives granola bars at Target here Delicious flavors like Madagascar Vanilla Almond & Honey combined with a crunchy, yet chewy texture will have both you and your kids coming back again and again to these non-GMO, gluten-free granola bars.
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The number of customers who subscribe to the loyalty program is rapidly growing, which means all the more opportunity for the company to figure out what the people like and keep them coming back again and again, while also beating competitors to the punch.
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And these days they are coming back again as he works with other local farmers who are providing food for yet another group of war victims — a huge influx of South Sudan refugees pouring in to northern Uganda, fleeing war in their home country.
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After three successive extra-time knockout games the chances of Croatia coming back again looked impossible but they were thrown a lifeline by Lloris, who tried to dribble round Mandzukic only for the striker to block the ball and send it into the unguarded net.
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The goal is to remind people to think of Kickstarter as more than just a one-and-done deal; it's possible to build a business or creative endeavor around coming back again and again to update your work or spin off new creations, the company contends.
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"We knew we'd need to refresh our offerings — and define new ones — so our guests continue to love what they're discovering at Target and want to keep coming back, again and again," Mark Tritton, Target's executive vice president and chief merchandising officer, said in a statement.
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"The amendment to allow indicative votes was only very narrowly defeated in parliament and it is coming back again as an amendment on Monday, and if it is carried then those indicative votes will take place on Wednesday afternoon," Jeremy Corbyn told Sky News on Friday.
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The Drop sounds a lot like fast-fashion retailer Zara's strategy, which has found success by never making the same thing twice, only shipping limited quantities of items to stores, and rotating inventory frequently to keep shoppers coming back again and again to flip through racks of clothes.
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The size-inclusive retailer offers every outfit component in sizes petite, standard, and plus; and keeps us coming back again and again thanks to a constant stream of wearable prettiness, both from its in-house lines and romantic, fantastic brands like Farm Rio, Mara Hoffman, and Rachel Comey.
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"Carbone, Lou. Clued In: How to Keep Customers Coming Back Again and Again. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Financial TimesPrentice Hall (2004): 140-141, 254.". Graphical collages were constructed on the base of detected images, which lays in the basis for commercials.
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The urna suddenly opened and the image appeared before them. The priest decided to gather volunteers to keep vigil beside the image, and during the night they did see the urna open by itself, and the image leaving and coming back again."Caysasay (Philippines) 1603". The Miracle Hunter.
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The nests had been raided everywhere. Donald Cameron made other attempts to reserve land for wildlife. His daughter remembered him returning home excited one evening, ‘saying that the larks were coming back again.’ On a grassy flat beside Houlaghan's Creek, northwest of Wagga, Donald Cameron counted a hundred groundlark nests.
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When the truth strikes the speaker, he still prefers his imagination of a boy swinging and bending the birches. The speaker says he also was a swinger of birches when he was a boy and wishes to be so now. When he becomes weary of this world, and life becomes confused, he would like to go toward heaven by climbing a birch tree and then coming back again, because earth is the right place for love.
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Finally, she manages to destroy the Black Lantern rings and goes to aid the rest of her team who are also under attack.Outsiders vol. 4, #24 (November 2009) Back in their headquarters, the rest of the Outsiders are faced with a recently risen Terra and are hopelessly outmatched until Halo intervenes. With great effort, she manages to separate Terra from her ring and to destroy it while Geo-Force turns Terra's body to stone in order to keep her from coming back again.
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The song describes an anonymous lost love, with whom the singer had "a falling-out" and broke up. As the song goes on, the narrator tells in a very honest and melancholic tone how hard is his struggle with the issue of their separation, but he makes it clear that "she still lives inside of him", so they've never been apart. In the final verse, he says that his old lover can see him if she's ever coming back again.
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Westerholt recalls that "we always had a little bit of a drummer problem, leaving and coming back again...". By 1997, their line-up had been completed, with Sharon (vocals), Westerholt (guitars and vocals), Westerholt's brother Martijn (keyboards), Jeroen (bass), Michiel (guitar) and Ivar (drums). In the same year, Within Temptation were signed to DSFA Records and released their debut album, Enter. As of 2011, Westerholt has stepped down from touring with Within Temptation in order to take care of his and den Adel's children.
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They dedicated it to him at his inaugural festivities. Ashford died in a New York City hospital on August 22, 2011, four days before Valerie Simpson's 65th birthday, of complications from throat cancer. His publicist, Liz Rosenberg, said that he had undergone radiation therapy to treat his illness. Simpson released a new solo album in June 2012, called Dinosaurs Are Coming Back Again, which also features the last recorded performance of Nina Simone, a second duet with Roberta Flack and an instrumental version of "Ain't No Mountain High Enough".
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In the dry season, the size of the siamang's daily range is larger than in the rainy season. The siamang in southern Sumatra undertakes less foraging than the siamang in other places because it eats more fruit, so consumes more nutrients, which results in less time needed for looking for food. Sometimes, the siamang spends all day in one big fruiting tree, just moving out when it wants to rest and then coming back again to fruiting trees. Siamangs are a very social species of primates and exhibit a variety of tactile and visual gestures, along with actions and facial expressions to communicate and increase social bonds within their family group.
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Brown was offered the part of Dot Cotton for a period of three months initially and in her own words, she was brought in "merely to be Nick Cotton's mother because Nick was coming back again". Brown has told Decca Aitkenhead of The Guardian in 2009 that she was wary of joining a soap opera as she had seen EastEnders once on television, "and there was an argument going on, and I thought, 'Oh, I don't want to watch all that,' so I switched it off. I didn't watch it again until I was asked to be in it." The role was extended and the character has become one of the longest-running to have featured in EastEnders.
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The Atari 2600 version of the game received a Certificate of Merit in the category of "Best Solitaire Video Game" at the 4th annual Arkie Awards, and received the "1984 Best Computer Game Audio-Visual Effects" award at the 5th Arkies the following year. At the 5th Arkies the judges pointed out that the Atari versions had out-polled both the ColecoVision and Commodore 64 versions of the game, and they suggested that it is the game's "varied action" that "keeps players coming back again and again." Regarding the VIC-20 version, Electronic Games wrote that "this fast-moving colorful entry is a must ... one of the best games available for the VIC-20", and Ahoy! stated that the VIC-20 version "still has my vote for the best of the bunch ... The graphics are excellent".
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In 1940, William Saroyan lists him among "contributing editors" at Time in the play, Love's Old Sweet Song. Coming back again to New York, Neville decided on a return to daily newspaper work, joining, as one of the initial reporters, the newly founded (in June 1940) leftist afternoon daily PM, which did not accept advertising and resembled a weekly newsmagazine in its reliance on large photographs and stapled pages. Offered the same position he held at Time, foreign news editor,"British Tactics in Near East. 'Muddling Through'. War Correspondent's Criticism" (The Sydney Morning Herald, May 6, 1941) interview with Robert Neville upon his arrival from Cairo to wartime Australia Neville remained with PM until December 1941 when, in the aftermath of the Pearl Harbor attack, he entered the Army as a private, at the age of 36.
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"We Believe" is mainly based on both the Apostles' Creed and the Nicene CreedChristian Music Archive: "We Believe" songwriter Travis Ryan releases 'You Hold It All' EP translating the historic confession of the church's faith into a communal affirmation and helps the Christian church to contextualize its confession of faith in the Triune God (the Christian doctrine of the Trinity):B.H. Carroll: Seven Contemporary Worship Songs That Should Be Part of Every Church's Rotation The song asserts a Christian's fundamental beliefs saying "let our faith be more than anthems, greater than the songs we sing". The refrain emphasizes faith and "belief in God the Father, in Jesus Christ, The Holy Spirit, the crucifixion, that Jesus conquered death with His Resurrection, and that Jesus is coming back again".New Release Today: "We Believe" by Newsboys - Duncan Phillips talks about the importance of standing up and saying, 'This is who we are.
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There are instances of initially low-rated shows surviving cancellation and later becoming highly popular, but these are rare. For the most part, shows that are not immediately or even moderately successful are cancelled by the end of November sweeps, if not shortly thereafter or earlier. Usually if a show is canceled, there is little chance of it ever coming back again especially on the same network it was canceled from; the only show in the U.S. to ever come back from cancellation on the same network is Family Guy (which was cancelled by Fox in 2002 and was revived by the network in 2005 due to the increased popularity of the series through reruns on cable and DVD releases). However, canceled shows like Scrubs, Southland, Medium and Wonder Woman have been picked up by other networks, which is becoming an increasingly common practice; similarly, in the 2010s, some programs cancelled by traditional television networks like Arrested Development, Community and The Mindy Project have been picked up or revived by internet television streaming services.
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