"We all have PTSD… I was working and I was like "Omg, not again, not again!
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"I thought: Oh no not again," eighth seed Williams said.
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Barbara rolled her eyes as if to say 'not again'.
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" Not, "Oh, I should have…"And certainly not, "Not again.
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When it went 8-8, I thought, oh no, not again.
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And how many times do we have to say, Not again?
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Not, again, what people would like to see, but in the twos.
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The argument is simple — if Apple did it before, why not again?
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I reasoned that if I'd achieved the impossible once, why not again?
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The chamber will not again approach the courts to reopen the matter.
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And as they raced for safety, many of them thought: not again.
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We had universal child care once, the line goes — why not again?
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Women would not again see significant congressional policy successes until the 1960s.
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That&aposs not -- again, that&aposs not what this country is all about.
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The first female balloon flew in 1929, then not again until the '80s.
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"They all kind of looked at me and said, 'Not again,'" he recalled.
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"I'm not again negating that people are dying from the coronavirus," he said.
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"The Jewish community's reaction will be, 'Not again, we're targeted again,'" he said.
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" Lind continued, writing, "Barbara [Bush] rolled her eyes as if to say "not again".
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You're not, again, I think, going to lobby your way out of the problem.
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Not again just big companies buying small companies, but big companies buying big companies.
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"There is not again a federal affordable housing policy," he said at the time.
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This extremely rare connection repeats on June 26, and then not again until 2024.
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Mitchell asked if he'd recommend that Trump not again meet privately with Putin without notetakers.
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They were transferred to torture centers around the city and were not again seen alive.
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The West Indies will not again be a cricket giant: they face too many impediments.
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I know high-waisted is back now, but I'm like no, no, no, not again.
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" Lind said the former first lady "rolled her eyes as if to say, 'not again.
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" Lind said the former first lady "rolled her eyes as if to say, 'not again.
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"I voted for Macri, but not again," says Carlos, a worker at a biscuit factory.
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"I think the main message is 'Make the United Nations Great' – not 'Again'," he said.
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Everybody agrees that the party should not again nominate someone under investigation for breaking federal law.
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David, 28 When I heard, I immediately thought, Not again, not another terrorist attack in Europe.
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But while the identities of the "Not Again SU" protesters remain secret, their demands are clear.
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"Not again," was the thought of millions as they heard the news of another school shooting.
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" Lind explained more of the experience, writing, "Barbara rolled her eyes as if to say "not again".
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You know what's coming—it always comes, even though, you think, surely not again, not this time.
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I always expect to reach a point where I'm really jaded, and I'll think, Oh, not again!
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The effect became basic to Miró's subsequent art, though not again did it have such radical punch.
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It's not, again, there is no part of me that is advocating for racial differentiation by science.
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"Oh, not again," he yelped after another imprecise swing sent his ball dribbling into the high rough.
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Tom Brady has a chance this Sunday to win the Super Bowl: (a.) Oh, no, not again!
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"The main message is: make the United Nations great, not again, make the United Nations great," Trump said Monday.
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But their collapse is notable for all the effort and promise that went into assuring not again, not this time.
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It was the way Annie had touched me for years after we met, and then not again for years afterward.
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" He's hoping that a boycott will be heard so loudly we will "not again see a skit in such poor taste.
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If his cyst had caused him to erupt into murderous violence once, how could anyone guarantee that it would not again?
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"No, no, No. Not again," he screamed before sprinting over to the prize — a BodyCraft fitness machine — and stealing it off set.
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Candidates from "early baseball" (now defined as 1871 to 1949) will next be considered in 2020, and then not again until 2030.
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It would have to be a non ... You're not, again, solving some problem that Google or Microsoft or Oracle is trying to solve.
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He plays it far past the point of being funny, then back to being funny, then not again—like nearly to the end.
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Whether she was truly lip syncing or not (again, we don't know for sure either way) maybe we can just... let this one go?
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Bulls that had been hopeful that Federal Express would not again lower full year guidance, or that the cut would be modest, were disappointed.
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For all those who say "not again...!" about a slavery narrative, I believe that this part of our history must never be forgotten. Ever.
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There is no reason to believe if the embargo was lifted, that the trading partnership between our two nations would not again immediately flourish.
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In the absence of such an agreement, the United States will not again waive sanctions in order to stay in the Iran nuclear deal.
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This time, Davenport's husband, Jon Leach, is not serving as a co-coach, meaning that Keys's tennis will not again dominate dinner table conversations.
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" Pressed whether he is concerned Giuliani himself could be indicted, Trump said, "Well I hope not, again, I don't know how he knows these people.
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Our challenge this Independence Day is not the president's latest tweet, but how to make inclusive democracy work — not again, but for the first time.
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That makes me think that we will not again have to wait half a century or more before the next large-scale financial crisis arrives.
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It is naive to believe that the Democrats will not again manipulate the rules to their own advantage when they are in the majority again.
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His would eat his last meal midmorning as the mask was being applied — usually raw eggs mixed in orange juice — and not again until after midnight.
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" Elsewhere, a home owner from Noosa, Queensland, filmed a python fight in her backyard pool recently, introducing the footage with a simple and defeated "not again!
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And sustained enforcement would be needed to ensure that illegal paths do not again become more attractive than the legal ones for migrants and for employers.
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One unnamed FOMC member broke ranks to say they expect it to be appropriate to hike once this year and then not again in 2017 or 2018.
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Stars: she had not seen them since she got caught, and, as she was serving two life sentences without the possibility of parole, she might not again.
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The non-theme fill is a bit gluey, as Mr. Trudeau says in his notes below, but I liked EXOTIC PET, CRAISINS, NOT AGAIN and O ROMEO.
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To salvage the lost shopping days (and to not again find themselves in a similar situation as 2013), retailers simply rolled out their deals a week early.
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First, Congress must promptly act to delay the ObamaCare health insurance tax and medical device tax so they do not again go into effect onJanuary 1, 2018.
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"There was definitely this sense of 'Oh no, not again,'" senior author Patricia Hunt, a researcher at the Center for Reproductive Biology at Washington State University, told Gizmodo.
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The fish, with venomous wing-like fins and spines, was first sighted in the Mediterranean in 1991, then not again until 2012 off the coast of southern Lebanon.
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But as New Yorkers say to themselves not again, not us, and as the realization sinks in again that terror never sleeps, we should remember that we aren't powerless.
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Barbara rolled her eyes as if to say 'not again,' " she said, adding that his "security guard told me I shouldn't have stood next to him for the photo.
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Barbara rolled her eyes as if to say 'not again,' " Lind said, adding that Bush's "security guard told me I shouldn't have stood next to him for the photo.
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"In the fight against terror, it is important that Iraq does not again become a hotbed of terrorists' recruitment and training," said Defence Minister Trine Bramsen in a statement.
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"I hope the constitutional court would not again attempt such ways which will open its existence and legitimacy up for debate," he said in a speech broadcast live on television.
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Trump said in his tweets that in addition to hiking tariffs he will continue to negotiate with China in hopes that they do not again to to "redo" a deal.
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"It's one of those, yeah, not again (things)," Roberts said of watching Scott Kazmir give up four runs and contemplate having to pull his starter before the first inning ended.
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And Control Center also lets you use 3D Touch on the bottom row of icons (which, frustratingly, you cannot change) but not (again, frustratingly) the system toggles on the top.
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"I don't want to have to say next year — not again," said Kristine Fuller, 70, a retired nurse whose children chipped in to buy her a ticket to Saturday's game.
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KB: Yes, but not again, I think it's important to know that this isn't just limited to visually removing or—suppressing or elevating metrics is one way to do it.
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In possibly (but also possibly not — again, a fog of mystery) related news, the US Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into cryptocurrency price manipulation, which critics say is ongoing.
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While she may not be the perfect parent, she'll "never lie" (at least not again) and she may be the best maternal figure that any of the girls have ever had.
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Each time a new one of these porn parodies is released and I get a press release in my inbox, I roll my eyes, think "not again," and blink a few times.
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But she also cited his history of public service, on the police force and as a defense investigator, and said she was convinced that he would not again engage in such conduct.
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Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York, the new chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, said in an interview on Tuesday that Democrats would not again broach immigration before the government is reopened.
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College radio may not again witness the heyday it had in the late 1980s and early 90s, but it is still capable of being a tastemaker, curating music journeys and championing local artists.
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Weller said unit labour costs in the UK were much higher than in the company's core markets, and that Petrofac would not again take on a fixed-price project similar to Laggan Tormore.
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Indeed, Starboard is likely to try to unseat the Yahoo board in a proxy contest, if only to make sure the board does not again change its mind and decide not to sell.
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In my mind, it's the astrological explanation for the way I communicate (awkwardly yet bluntly), how I confront change (poorly), and how I operate on a daily basis (steadily if not, again, awkwardly).
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Whether he wins the fight or not (again, the betting odds are against him), Ali will probably remain, for a long time, the most controversial and complex figure in modern American sports history.
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I feel like I should know this, but the shipboard crane called a DAVIT was last seen in the New York Times crossword in 63 and not again for a few years before that.
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"He also pledged that if we were unable to secure an agreement with our allies, then he would not again waive sanctions in order to stay in the Iran nuclear deal," the official said.
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Information comes slow, until, out of the mist a faint voice asks what year it is, and before you can come up with the answer, you conjure your first word—Fuck—then think, not again . . .
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"We will continue to negotiate with China in the hopes that they do not again try to redo deal!" said Trump, who has accused Beijing of reneging on commitments it made during months of negotiations.
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In the absence of an agreement in which Congress and European allies six "significant flaws" in the pact, "the United States will not again waive sanctions to stay in the Iran nuclear deal," he declared.
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It started to climb as American thirsts adjusted to the new regime, but even Repeal did not open the spigots: the pre-Prohibition per capita peak of 2.6 gallons was not again attained until 1973.
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"When I heard there were more tariffs by India I said oh no not again because it's just another nail in the coffin for an industry where all the margins are razor thin," Hurd said.
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Brian O'Malley: Yeah again I think it's not … Again, historically I would describe it as not my job to invest in those companies, although again, WeWork would have been a good one to do early on.
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"The Fed is unlikely to be able to increase rates again soon, possibly not again this year, and it will certainly not rush to reduce its balance sheet," ICBC Standard Bank analysts said in a note.
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I didn't think about whether Sifnos was famous or not again until I was on the ferry from Athens, when I met a friendly young Greek couple — a gardener and a social worker, working with refugees.
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Alternately, if the Fed feels compelled to engage in monetary policy experimentation, it should be of the helicopter approach that Milton Friedman propounded some three decades ago that would not again lead to asset price inflation.
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Seacole's London statue is a welcome tribute to a woman who was selfless in her work, overlooked in her death, and, more than a century later, finally receiving a memorial that will help assure she's not again forgotten.
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When the latest literary scandals emerged—first Gay Talese, with his problematic lack-of-female-faves situation, then Calvin Trillin, who may not be the person to invite along for hot-pot in Chinatown—I thought, not again.
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However, one can hope that they are not unaware about the serious financial market risks that they have created and that they are not again caught flat-footed, as they were in 2008 should those risks indeed materialize.
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That definition is central as the United States has tried to seek assurances from the Taliban that Afghan territory will not again be used as a staging ground for terrorist attacks against the United States and its allies.
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"We have to be on guard to see that in the end vulnerable populations, populations at risk do not again see their rights deprived because of a view that is in the ascendancy based on false premises," Zeid said.
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The administration had been hammering out a deal with the group to allow for a drawdown of U.S. troops in exchange for guarantees that Afghanistan would not again be used as a haven for groups such as al Qaeda.
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The government source said this was not the case, but the EU had to understand that Johnson could not again bring forward the deal that was rejected by Britain's parliament three times, leading to the resignation of his predecessor Theresa May.
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"When I heard this, I immediately jumped into 'Not again, this will not happen again, this will cannot happen again, I cannot believe this happened here in Virginia Beach, in our great city of Virginia Beach,'" Rouse told CNN Friday.
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Hopefully the military captured the experience of the FETs and will have it to share with the civil agencies as part of the government's strategy and not again have to rely on overworked junior officers in lieu of a real doctrine.
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If the administration decides to return to a campaign of maximum pressure, officials have privately acknowledged, the administration may not again be able to persuade the world that Mr. Kim is out of control and cannot be trusted with nuclear weapons.
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"It would also have had more force if he had not again criticized the integrity of our intelligence agencies, among whom there is unwavering agreement about Russia's active interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election," Warner said in a statement.
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"While NXP's operating performance has fully bounced back over the past year, its stock price has not — again, likely due to, in our view, the ceiling created by Qualcomm's low priced offer," Elliott wrote in a letter to its fellow shareholders.
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After one of the most egregious cases of domestic violence among National Football League players two years ago, in which a star on the Baltimore Ravens was caught on video knocking out his fiancée, the league vowed a not-again, get-tough approach.
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The reality is that China, Russia and the European states that negotiated the agreement will not again participate in an international sanctions regime as comprehensive as the one that brought Iran to the bargaining table if the U.S. breaks the JCPOA's terms.
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Other standouts included "Not Again," by Mr. Kitt and Neil Benjamin, from "Dave: The Musical," sung by Elena Shaddow, and John Bucchino's gorgeous lyrical ballad, "A Dream," from the show, "Esaura," adapted from a Danish novel, and sung by Kennedy Caughell and Justin Scott Brown.
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Huang Yiping, a professor at Peking University and a member of the central bank's monetary policy committee, also said the central bank was managing the yuan CNY=CFXS against a basket of currencies including the dollar, not again the dollar alone, reaffirming the official stance.
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"Sumo, recognizing its responsibility as the sport with the longest history in Japan, must stamp out violence so that the expectations of the people, including youth, are not again betrayed," Education Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi, whose ministry oversees sports, said in a parliamentary committee meeting.
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Five "Not Again SU" representatives who spoke with CNN say they have personally experienced racism on campus, from being treated like a "token black kid" to having "slanted eyes" made at them to being lauded for speaking English well, even though they were born in the United States.
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"Everyone knows where the black students live on campus," a 13-year-old political science student and "Not Again SU" organizer said, adding that many black students choose to live on a particular part of campus because it provides a sense of community and support that the university at large does not offer.
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The details: In a letter sent Wednesday, the Republican governor urged Farenthold to pay back the $84,000 in taxpayer funds used to settle the claim "to the counties in [his] district to cover the costs of the ... special election," adding that "the counties and taxpayers ... should not again pay the price for your actions."
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The answer is so important because the two sides had already agreed in principle on a framework for two crucial issues: the withdrawal of American troops, and a commitment that Afghan soil would not again be used to launch terrorist attacks against the United States and its allies, as Al Qaeda did with its strikes on Sept.
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"The project of European construction that began in the aftermath of World War Two and that has done so much to ensure that Europe did not again become a venue of instability and violence would be further endangered," said Richard Haas, president of the Council on Foreign Relations in the United States and a former State Department policy planner.
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He stripped it down to the bones, whispering the lyrics, and perhaps the first time in a million listens I was hit with the weight of the demons Bowie felt: "Time and again I tell myselfI'll stay clean tonightBut the little green wheels are following me Oh, no, not again" Stipe stole the show with his brutally honest performance.
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It's not, again, as simple as you have a unit, which is difficult to find in San Francisco as it is, but it's really challenging because you've got to meet people where they are, figure out what the challenge is, and provide them the wraparound support to help them transition into what will be, hopefully, a permanent housing situation.
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So we should urge that Pakistan think very hard about what else it can do to ensure that Ambassador Khalilzad succeeds in getting Afghans to the table, that the result of that negotiation is not an Islamic Emirate run by the Taliban, and that any such new Afghan government is not again undermined by forces that still have a home in Pakistan.
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But the basic outline is this: a complete withdrawal of America's 14,000 troops from Afghanistan within 14 months — that is, by October 2020 — in exchange for a promise from the Taliban not to attack our forces on the way out, along with some kind of vague assurance from them that Afghanistan will not again become a base for global terrorism.
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But the basic outline is this: a complete withdrawal of America's 14,000 troops from Afghanistan within 14 months — that is, by October 2020 — in exchange for a promise from the Taliban not to attack our forces on the way out, along with some kind of vague assurance from them that Afghanistan will not again become a base for global terrorism.
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