Once again, screenshots were leaked and, once again, YouTube videos were made.
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We've tribalized once again, and we're already at each other's throats once again.
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Tyson Fury reinvented himself once again, and once again he's a heavyweight champion.
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Once again, an officer asked for his ID. Once again, Mr. Bowen produced it.
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Once again a nation sends thoughts and prayers, because it has happened once again.
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Once again, a cathedral was on fire, and once again, the blaze felt impossible.
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They're once again cleaning up in close games and once again outperforming their point differential.
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Once again, I order the larger plate and once again, I don't regret it a bit.
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In 2016, the two rival forces clashed once again in Juba, and Machar once again fled the city.
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My boyfriend once again has dinner waiting for me, and I'm once again reminded that I'm the luckiest.
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After walking the dog, I once again attempt to work out, and once again get distracted by work.
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Once again, Mr. Scarcella was asked to defend his work, and once again, he did so without apology.
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And once again, the players knew they had fallen short — by the finest, slightest of margins — once again.
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Once again Peru got the ball in the box, but once again their shot (by Farfan) was blocked.
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Once again, Duchatelet is largely absent; once again, the disdain for the fans is not even thinly veiled.
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Einstein's predictions have once again held true, and his own doubts about his theories have once again been unfounded.
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Once again the N.C.A.A. and major professional sports leagues sued, and once again federal courts ruled against New Jersey.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The battle for Aleppo — Syria's most populous city — is once again raging, once again trapping hundreds of thousands of civilians, once again rallying fighters seeking an advantage in the five-year-old civil war.
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Once again a CGI horde falls to their knees, once again Daenerys finds herself in command of a new city.
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Starting on Thursday night, these two teams will meet in the Finals once again; once again, the Warriors are favorites.
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President Donald Trump is once again urging Congress to debate comprehensive immigration reform, and Congress, once again, knows it is unrealistic.
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Jeffrey Tambor is once again facing allegations of sexual harassment ... and once again by a person who happens to be transgender.
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Now that the government is open once again, Trump's deal-making ability, policy knowledge and spine will be tested once again.
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A few months later, at an event in New Hampshire, Mitchell once again gave Sullivan "the signal," they went off to a secluded corner, they once again made out, and she once again pushed him off in a panic.
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President Trump has once again taken to Twitter to make a statement and, once again, people have some harsh words in response.
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It was Red Sox closer Craig Kimbrel for the ninth once again, and once again he slammed the door on Los Angeles.
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Tomorrow, as the PSL once again reemerges to both squeals and eyerolls, perhaps I'll once again find myself in line to order one.
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In 2016, the two rival forces clashed once again in Juba, and Machar once again fled the city — as well as the country.
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Once again, Yusuf travelled to Cairo to take office, and once again the parliament was soon cancelled, this time by a court order.
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The consumer will once again be worth betting on because they'll have more cash from tax cuts and technology stocks will once again rally.
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Every time we dropped it, it was once again appropriate because once again, it feels like we need somebody like that in the forefront.
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Once again, the Mets wasted a spectacular starting pitching performance, this time by Jacob deGrom, and once again their offense barely displayed a pulse.
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Once again, lawmakers are proposing fixes that they say will help address the current state of elections, and once again, those proposals fall short.
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"Once again we find ourselves having no choice, once again it is what the mayor wants or nothing," Alderman Leslie Hairston said before the vote.
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Once again, the left is prioritizing the public interest over expediting its defining ideological priorities, and once again the right is doing just the opposite.
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"I give these comments about 24 hours before he once again slams the investigation, before he once again sided with authoritarians like Vladimir Putin," Sen.
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Once again, the Bengals achieved impressive regular-season success, and once again they found a new way to reach a new low in the postseason.
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What's the scenario we can put Steve in to once again surprise us and once again step up in a way that a stereotypical character wouldn't?
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"I give these comments about 2628 hours before he once again slams the investigation, before he once again sides with authoritarians like Vladimir Putin," Warner said.
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"I give these comments about 24 hours before he once again slams the investigation, before he once again sides with authoritarians like Vladimir Putin," Warner said.
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Perhaps Kemp will argue next January that the seat is, once again, vacant — and that he has, once again, gained the power to fill that seat.
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At the Green Haven Correctional Facility in Dutchess County, Sostre was once again put in solitary confinement — and once again he stood up for his rights.
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Once again, we have a popular vote loser taking the White House, and once again we have criticism and fights over the existence of the Electoral College.
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Governors' offices met with Medicare administrator Seema Verma this week, once again pushing for more clarity around cost-sharing reduction payments — and once again not getting it.
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But the Fed, wary of surprising markets, has once again fallen into a pattern of carefully signaling each rate hike — and markets, once again, are largely unconcerned.
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Once again, TechCrunch has asked me to put together a list of travel-friendly gadgets, and once again, I find myself between back-to-back international flights.
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Once again, we pull forward our milestone "end state" by another two years (from 2345Q29 to 1Q27), once again causing us to raise our Target Price (to $372).
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Perez, Nieuwenhuis homer to lift Brewers MILWAUKEE — Once again, the Milwaukee Brewers had to play short-handed and once again, Hernan Perez came up big in a clutch opportunity.
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Congress is once again poised to delay the Affordable Care Act's "Cadillac tax" on high-value employer health plans, and many economists are once again disappointed by the decision.
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He saw, CEOs once again, the new arbiters of all morality, CEOs once again wrote a lot of letters about DACA, as they did about Virginia and everything else.
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Once again our nation has been struck by a terror attack, and once again, President Obama and his allies are seeking to turn the nation's eyes away from its cause.
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Now the city is once again calling for community policing as a means of repairing the damage, and once again some officers on the street and community members are skeptical.
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But a recent tightening of the rules has once again put property out of the reach of many middle-class Stockholm residents, putting pressure, once again on the rental market.
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Once again, The Walking Dead's creatives have trotted out the tired narrative device of a (likely) fake-out death — and once again, the Internet has responded with anger and anguish.
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Once again, Johnny was nowhere to be found in any of these photos, and once again we couldn't care less ... but we have to tip our hat to the young man.
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It would mean tens of thousands of Iranian students once again enrolled in U.S. universities, and tens of thousands of American tourists once again exploring the grand bazaars of Iranian cities.
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To the Editor: Once again, we have a tragic school shooting, and once again The New York Times is right in the fray with photos of and details about the shooter.
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When it does, the U.S. government will act once again in the interests of the United States, stand once again with our allies and actively oppose the new axis of evil.
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That would be creepy, wrong, and — once again — illegal.
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Wednesday, September 12 • Ivanka, once again, touted job creation.
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Odds & Ends Once again, Jeff Perry earned his paycheck.
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In this case, fake news is — once again — deadly.
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The Yankees once again evened their season record at .
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Ashley Graham, once again, looks uncomfortable — same, I think?
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Dinosaurs are roaming the Earth once again - sort of.
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And in the end, there is — nothing, once again.
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Once again, people rejoiced — this time, around the world.
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Once again artists of color & women are woefully missing.
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Once again, O'Keefe is grandstanding & hurting the conservative movement.
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Trade Reality Check: Trump on $103 billion trade deficit By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney Trump once again blasted America's trade deals and once again gave the wrong figure for the nation's trade gap.
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I propose $800 million in total funding so we can once again partner with our local communities and once again pay 100 percent of the cost because our children deserve the best.
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Tuesday's remarks came as Trump once again urged African-Americans to break with the Democratic Party and support him -- once again describing life as an African-American in America in desperate terms.
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Once again, we find a woman in a claustrophobic marriage with a husband who fails to understand her needs; and once again, the notion of pregnancy is used in cunningly subversive ways.
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The critically acclaimed drama will once again mark a collaboration between stars and executive producers Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman, with David E. Kelley once again set to executive produce and write.
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The Chiefs and Patriots will go at it once again in Week 14 of the 2019 season, and could also find themselves once again facing off in the AFC Championship come January.
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Once again, the Mets got an excellent performance out of their starter — Wheeler worked seven shutout innings, allowing just three hits — and, once again, they got virtually nothing out of their offense.
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Once again, there's needless talk of whether to keep Downton and continue living as aristocrats of a bygone era, and once again the discussion is tabled for the future Granthams to deal with.
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Once again, society's beauty standards have reared its ugly head.
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Once again, Wembley was caught up in the burgeoning narrative.
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Reforms must be passed, the public trust once again earned.
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Americans are once again paying for the 2008 financial collapse.
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Scott Stapp's arms are wide open to fatherhood once again.
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Following the FT's interview, Twitter shares are crashing once again.
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The automobile will once again change the face of retailing.
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Nev Schulman is getting ready for daddy duty once again.
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But her addiction stalked her and stole her once again.
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Anyway, once again, this has been on a grand scale.
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PewDiePie is at the centre of a controversy, once again.
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Once again, internet leaks may have revealed what to expect.
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There, the couple enjoyed hamburgers and strawberry milkshakes once again.
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And once again, Wade could not confirm a final decision.
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AI once again effortlessly outmaneuvered us poor bags of flesh.
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Trump is once again uniquely positioned to get it done.
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LeBron James has once again accomplished what few can do.
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This brings Bran closer, once again, to the Night King.
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Kristen Stewart was once again spotted with stylist Sara Dinkin.
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Mel Gibson will once again sit in the director's chair.
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Chrissy Teigen's sense of humor has gone viral once again.
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I thank you all once again, this is very surreal.
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Dee Dee is immediately on the war path once again.
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Then Williams once again confronted Ramos for the point penalty.
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So once again, Trump's call for caution has some merit.
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Politics Once again, there's a lot of ground to cover.
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Once again, the summer movie season is all about superheroes.
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The worlds of fashion and politics have collided once again.
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And once again we were ashamed to call it ours.
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Once again, Natalia is expressing her own fear and insecurity.
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Boucher cleared it again, and Paul once again rebuilt it.
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Within four weeks, her tongue was perfectly pink once again.
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"Once again, we've become one with the elements," Meyhem smiles.
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If you doubt me, refer once again to the title.
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Well, he is the hot dog eating king once again.
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And it's looking like 2016 will shatter records once again.
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Let's say, once again, you graduate with $35,000 in debt.
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Once again, my mom is paying the $30 it'll cost.
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Once again, the similarity didn't go unnoticed on social media.
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Finally, Tyrion Lannister deduced that Cersei is pregnant, once again.
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Andrada was once again rolled out to explain the situation.
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Once again, Rob is getting along with everyone except Khloé.
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Tesla once again finds itself in a somewhat tough spot.
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Many in the state once again consider him a joke.
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And once again, HBO wants him to cut it out.
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Let the air of lightheartedness carry your spirits once again.
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Once again, on all things strategy, Trump is 100% correct.
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Once again, bodies in motion tend to stay in motion.
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Ethiopian music, also banned, is playing in public once again.
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Melania Trump's clothing choices are stirring up controversy once again.
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The banking sector was once again in focus for investors.
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Need to see some of that coming back once again.
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Unfortunately, the Senate's bill once again allocated just $18.5 million.
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Daniel Craig is returning to play James Bond once again.
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The Upper East Side became a foreign country once again.
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Didn't he charge into danger like an idiot once again?
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Once again, Schultz has become the villain of the story.
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Once again, restaurants, banks, retailers and airlines lead the advancers.
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But once again, the technology is there, it's for sale.
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Yahoo is once again trying to address its shareholders' complaints.
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Once again Vodafone is in the thick of the action.
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Pizza Hut was once again the laggard during the quarter.
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And perhaps the company once again needs new, fresh blood.
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In the meantime, Jelly appears headed toward death once again.
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Trade tensions are once again escalating between the two nations.
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What to watch: Amazon is once again leading the pack.
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Once again, Fast Horse said, everyone is watching Standing Rock.
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"EDF once again disappointed with its 2017 outlook," Laverne said.
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It's possible we'll see some of those once again here.
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Yet once again there is more to it than that.
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Final Challenge: We were driven once again through the mountains.
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And now, Cyrus has spread the couple cuteness once again.
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Once again, he doesn't say how this will get funded.
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Costly, redundant steps are being cut or, once again, automated.
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Here's hoping he survives to see his Khaleesi once again.
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Once again, Ohio is the center of the political universe.
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It's once again just a vocal thing with this one.
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Now the blockchain is about replacing other intermediaries once again.
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For the cell phone entries, Balduzzi once again recommends redundancy.
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"Once again, we took way too many penalties," Josi said.
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In August, the judge once again certified the shareholder class.
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Mr Shestun once again refused to do Mr Vorobyov's bidding.
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The notion of pay for performance loses out once again.
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Stuck inside, he once again felt inspired to try it.
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Google was, once again, painfully late to the messaging game.
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Millennials, once again, are doing things differently than prior generations.
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Following Spark's closure, Amazon's navigation has once again been simplified.
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Now, it seems Jacobs is in hot water once again.
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Donald Trump once again is questioning the Federal Reserve's independence.
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Once again, the price of $40 will be in question.
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Once again, I don't know how to feel about that.
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But California, once again, is taking much of the heat.
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But elsewhere in the city, trains were once again running.
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Racial injustice and violence are once again on the rise.
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But on November 4, Soviet tanks once again invaded Budapest.
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Jordan once again pulled me aside to talk in style.
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Not surprisingly, Apple once again showed growth in services revenue.
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Now, it is once again facing calls for a boycott.
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This means the ball is once again in Pichai's court.
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Less blood means the heart, once again, gets some slack.
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Once again, they're incompatible with anything other than HTC's gear.
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Bridget Regan is gearing up for new motherhood once again!
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Will Jordan Burroughs see gold once again at this year?
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Once again, Meyers called out the audience for its reaction.
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Rihanna is once again making a political statement with fashion.
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Once again, we've been put to shame by infants. Spooky.
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Once again, no vocals were needed for the funky tune.
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Once again, internet searches for "pansexuality" are on the rise.
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Andra Day is asking fans to "Rise Up" once again.
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But once again everyone has their own version of that.
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The attack is once again fuelling debate about gun control.
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We regret to inform you it's tax season once again.
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From afar, her sister Nur Jahan helped her once again.
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Once again, Bryan Cranston has been elected a SAG winner.
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Oprah's favorite things for 2017, once again, delights with personality.
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Buyers are now facing a tightening supply situation once again.
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This morning, Trump once again tweeted about online retailer Amazon.
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Once again, the bumper stickers remind us where we are.
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" Clinton on Tuesday once again slammed those remarks as "horrifying.
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Her compassion allowed them to accept life's gift once again.
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Blac Chyna just proved her hair chameleon status once again.
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So it looks like Brennan once again is caught lying.
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Once again people got deported in cattle carriages to Siberia.
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We have to say, Beyoncé once again slays the look.
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News audience and go on this journey together once again.
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But the Note is, once again, all about going big.
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Kevin Bacon is once again part of a complete breakfast.
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Authorities once again are asking that question, reviving the investigation.
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Once again, Mariah Carey proves that she's a national treasure.
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Instead, Drake once again comes off as a fake feminist.
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Once again, he does not deem the Ukrainian authorities legitimate.
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But big banks are once again getting used to sunshine.
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Long buried, cargo pants have started popping up once again.
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Add water, and it once again becomes soft and detaches.
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Tonight, once again, John Solomon has a major breaking report.
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Once again, the question of "authorization" will come into play.
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BARTIROMO: Thank you so much for joining us, once again.
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They once again support expandable memory and wireless fast charging.
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"Every stone is once again where it belongs," Adam says.
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"Once again, we wanted to engage the consumer," said Arsac.
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Well, once again, it appears Trump is being proved right.
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However, its dynamic holdings could turn MTUM's fortunes once again.
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Once again, Grimm was left without a bathroom to use.
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"Are you OK?" she whispered, her voice once again working.
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This hack proves once again that encryption is never perfect.
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And Google is once again building censored services for China.
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Once again, timing may have worked in the case's favor.
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Malika Haqq and Ronnie Magro are famously single once again.
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Exactly one month later, Prepa was in crisis once again.
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"We didn't come out with urgency once again," Cousins said.
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Once again, oil was in control of stocks on Friday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The spotlight shines on Mario Draghi once again.
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Manufacturing once again becomes the biggest contributor to Indonesia's GDP.
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Monday, which also slammed Morning Joe and Scarborough once again.
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You have once again entered the inglorious world of hyperinflation.
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And I will revel in trolling Patriots fans once again.
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I think boredom and #BIGMOVES are once again the culprits.
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Instagram is once again trying to fight back against bullies.
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Once again we are heartbroken for his friends and family.
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" He once again called New START "just another bad deal.
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Once again, regular order has broken down on Capitol Hill.
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Once again, Hispanics were being branded as criminals, invaders, destroyers.
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We will put this before them once again in Varna.
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But on April 245.4, 216.5, I was once again uninsured.
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Once again, the New England Patriots are Super Bowl champions.
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She breaks down, once again, into a fit of tears.
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Once again, Microsoft's commercial products and cloud services are growing.
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But Jughead once again is by her side for support.
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Dye and Howarth will now report to Ive once again.
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Once again, Kuramoto was at the center of the action.
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Taylor Swift is once again in negotiations with streaming services.
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I have expressed my support once again to buy WhiteWave.
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The dining room is filled to the brim once again.
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Once again, there's nothing that you can't make with Lego.
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Microsoft has screwed up its Windows Phone upgrades once again.
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Blizzard's addictive digital card game is getting bigger, once again.
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Once again, the answer from my opponent is bigger government.
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Once again, this is an election that defies historical norms.
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Once again, Jimmy Kimmel is slamming Republican lawmakers over healthcare.
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CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer will moderate the debate once again.
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It's in perfect shape for us once again this year.
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Those followers disappeared once again on Friday, Social Puncher said.
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Diddy rarely responds, but once again ... ball's in his court.
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Swimsuits For All is once again breaking body image boundaries.
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Or, that said, get disqualified for "unsportsmanlike conduct" once again.
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But once again, the issues with Chad took center stage.
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Once again, Americans are hoping it will never happen again.
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Once again, the lyrics leave the object of lust undefined.
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Fund managers are once again on notice of potential redemptions.
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Big thanks to Zuckerberg, once again, for making this possible.
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Once again, creating fun from the most basic of resources.
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He will be visiting Washington in early February once again.
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Once again, oil was in control of stocks on Friday.
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Eggman was already escaping, reeling from once again being foiled.
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Once again, Carney rhapsodizes about the redemptive power of music.
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QUINTANILLA: BUT WHAT MADE – I GUESS TED, ONCE AGAIN, RIGHT?
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We are, once again, contained by the boundaries of nature.
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"Once again not enough offense," Philadelphia manager Pete Mackanin said.
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Caving in once again in 2016 would be a mistake.
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The peanut butter is from Once Again, and it's organic.
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NBCUniversal, Emerson Collective and Greg Penner are investing once again.
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All three indices once again hit new record highs. 10.
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Investors were once again left disappointed by Twitter's quarterly earnings.
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Once Twitter returns you once again to the settings screen.
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He's the Juice, and the Juice is loose once again.
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It was once again getting ahead of the weak recovery.
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Republicans are once again in danger of losing the majority.
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Once again, we have to wonder what is going on.
|
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Once again, this ancient music worked its wiles on posterity.
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Viola, Donald Trump is once again the center of attention.
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Gillibrand will appear once again on the show this season.
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And the facts, once again, were inconvenient for the argument.
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And, once again, he failed to follow through with action.
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Ten years later, they've once again become a coffee juggernaut.
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Original composer Hans Zimmer returned for the score once again.
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Once again, Turks and Kurds are squaring off to fight.
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It is likely that British universities will suffer once again.
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Once again, she's changed the game with a surprise drop.
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Kylie Jenner has (once again) gone for the third route.
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Once again Siri outs herself and me in the process.
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"Bryan pulled off a tremendous strategy once again," Rossi said.
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Once again, the Touch Bar changed to accommodate new tools.
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We once again reject this decision that violates international law.
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But once again, we can see what analysts are anticipating.
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Let's make the United States an aviation pioneer once again.
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Once again, it was clear black churches were not safe.
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Together these two technologies could reshape the city once again.■
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Montgomery once again struck out the side in the fourth.
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But once again, his pride in his heritage shows through.
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Wednesday's hearing was once again punctuated by countless protester disruptions.
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"It's called a middle class miracle once again," he added.
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We also meet once again Mitchell from The Marriage Plot.
|
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Madonna has taken to Instagram once again to express herself.
|
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Paul Singer is once again putting global policymakers on notice.
|
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And once again, the Islanders started strong — and faltered late.
|
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Once again, the intolerant left has shown its true colors.
|
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Once again, he faced John Gregg, a folksy Democratic lawyer.
|
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It was not superfluous when Betances once again came unhinged.
|
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On Friday night, the president once again tweeted about Apple .
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Some violent corporate stock swings stole the spotlight once again.
|
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Once again, Middleton accessorized with theQueen Mary's Lover's Knot tiara.
|
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Oil prices edged up after once again slipping on Thursday.
|
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Once again, there are creepy dolls at the murder scene.
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And Baltimore is once again on edge and asking: Why?
|
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Today, the United States is once again rich in resources.
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Soon, the two Simons were once again making music together.
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After the visit, Trump once again boarded Air Force One.
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Plus, once again we are relieved it's not Rudy Giuliani.
|
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Meanwhile, among cryptocurrencies, bitcoin prices once again declined on Thursday.
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Afghanistan attack Once again, a terror attack has rocked Kabul.
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Once again, Venezuelans are disgusted with a government they elected.
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Fox's "The New Mutants" has been pushed back once again.
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Small grabbed his backpack and got to work once again.
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Disney is, once again, dominating the box office this year.
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Once again, our two cultures are talking past each other.
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We will have created a tremendous economic machine once again.
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Once again, a higher number on this gauge is better.
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Reynolds is once again a big driver of that conversation.
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Once again, the plan involved an unorthodox form of payment.
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She demonstrated once again what progressive grassroots politics can do.
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Once again, a wild prediction turned out to be true.
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The bloc seemed once again destined for the political wilderness.
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That will be reflected in growing wine sales once again.
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Prince Philip is sitting out Trooping the Colour once again.
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You very, very graciously invited me here once again tonight.
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Mini Mozart is striking all the right chords once again.
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He adapted his style, once again, in the early 1980s.
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Once again this was more than any other hardcover title.
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Once again, they say, Dartmouth failed to act quickly enough.
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It's clear that Cookie is sweet on Lucious once again.
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Jay Pharoah proved once again that his impressions are amazing.
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Once again, we have nothing to lose but our chains.
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Once again, the results don't have a lot of information.
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Now, she's once again taking a feminist stance on Twitter.
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Dragon Quest 8 returned once again for 3DS this year.
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And, once again, Grey's ends on a predictably sad note.
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And once again: how the fuck does this thing work?
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The Telegraph story has brought NDAs into focus once again.
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Once again, he ended up back in court for sentencing.
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Proving once again that the mill of justice grinds slow.
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Second, the Stark banner was once again unfurled over Winterfell.
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So now, the same signs are popping up once again.
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We once again get a hint of Alicia's mental state.
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Many existing investors invested once again in ISAI's new fund.
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The president's chief of staff is once again denigrating immigrants.
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Once again he proved the team's heartbeat with three points.
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"The American people will come first once again," he said.
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Make no mistake, Tunisia is on the brink once again.
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Once again, however, the Grill's has more protein and fiber.
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"The same day, Trump once again tweeted: "Where's The Whistleblower?
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Once again, my thanks go out to the Deep State.
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Once again, the women's group's activists managed to rescue Mumtaz.
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Once again, my weight dropped, but it eventually stopped falling.
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They were in command of their own story once again.
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VICE: I mean, once again, just the gold lycra options.
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"Me neither," said Gregorius, once again enjoying the last laugh.
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Once again, online education, people don't think is any good.
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It's time for Apple's big iPhone event once again, folks.
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Morgan Freeman once again lends gravitas to a penguin documentary.
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LONDON — The international auction houses are feeling bullish once again.
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She was sure she would once again be deemed unfit.
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Trump's campaign comments came back to haunt him once again.
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"Once again, he risks further politicizing the military," Kirby added.
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Once again, he sullies himself and the office he holds.
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Once again, he had failed to win the French Open.
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KS: Mowed down by the machine gun nest once again.
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That was the plan, once again, for the next Knesset.
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And so, once again, a question mark hovers over Britain.
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He will have demonstrated once again his incompetence and unfitness.
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I'm definitely stepping it up once again to another level.
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The day dawns sunny, and I am once again hungry.
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And demonstrators are once again demanding universal, and legitimate, suffrage.
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And why not pair her once again with Douglas Sills?
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"Good question," I wrote, turning once again to the reader.
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Will, once again, is almost lost to his loved ones.
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Once again, it seems resilience is related to brain connectivity.
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It once again proves why this journalist isn't taken seriously.
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A race that's already been shaken looks transformed once again.
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Saturday night, Rubio once again did a lot of losing.
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But once again, voters proved reluctant to elect female governors.
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World Happiness Report: Finland once again topped the annual list.
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Once again, our parenting tribe was on hand to help.
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In 2018, Latino voters once again proved that thesis correct.
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Once again, Mr. Orban's actions were met with widespread condemnation.
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Once again, federal wildlife officials say their numbers have rebounded.
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Once again, he lashed out at the government in Kabul.
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And the F.B.I. is once again investigating the Clinton Foundation.
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Charles M. Blow Once again: Donald Trump is a liar.
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Once again, the president blatantly panders to his fundamentalist base.
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Last year, however, I once again didn't publish a book.
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Daylight is not yet bumping, because once again, we're early.
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Once again, illiberalism seems ascendant, to the detriment of democracy.
|
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Once again, however, we don't have to wait for Washington.
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"Once again, history shows appeasement does not work," she said.
|
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In particular, Grab is once again partnering with government officials.
|
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"She demonstrated once again what progressive grassroots politics can do."
|
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And now, Dodd has returned to helm Voyager once again.
|
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Then, Epstein's death by suicide left them shattered, once again.
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Once again, Ms. Freeland urged her to continue her education.
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"Once again, we need all hands on deck," she wrote.
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But in the numbers, we once again lose the people.
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Once again, we sat down on a rock to rest.
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" The poster above reads "Once again, the havoc is him.
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Once again, he got stronger as the game went on.
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It once again became a moment on the debate stage.
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Once again, we learned the lesson of the Apostle Islands.
|
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Clearly, Britons confounded expectations and the betting markets once again.
|
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"I want to apologize to Milos once again," he said.
|
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Now the coronavirus outbreak threatens to derail things once again.
|
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A popular YouTuber proved that, once again, to be true.
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Once again, it was Ms. Joseph who found the body.
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Advertising revenue should once again flow to journalism and art.
|
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"Once again he's mixed up," Ms. Malpass responded on Wednesday.
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I'd love to see America united like that once again.
|
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Qassim Suleimani of Iran, such questions have arisen once again.
|
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Once again, software is doing much of the heavy lifting.
|
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So once again, educators will flood the state capitol Monday.
|
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And once again, Paltrow appears to be trolling her naysayers.
|
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But once again, he did it by force of personality.
|
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Pat Spencer played a key role for Northwestern once again.
|
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Yet the two neighbors find themselves at odds once again.
|
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America and its allies will once again be put first.
|
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And the issue of race surfaced once again on Wednesday.
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Bits Online media companies are, once again, bracing for change.
|
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Huawei is once again locking horns with the US government.
|
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Amazon once again failed to crack the list of 100.
|
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Or perhaps she will get away with everything once again.
|
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On Election Day, America will once again have its say.
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So once again, "sleep" would seem to mean .... Moving on.
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Once again, there are advantages to this type of investing.
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Once again, this was not why I came to Bali.
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Let's surprise ourselves once again with what we can do.
|
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White supremacists, once again in America, are acceptable, respectable. America!
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Finally, in Pittsburgh, CAI once again gets basic facts wrong.
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In 1873, he was once again tossed from his boat.
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Notably, Sony will once again be skipping E3 this year.
|
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Football is, once again, the world leader in this regard.
|
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Once again, the video evidence seems to support his claim.
|
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But, Tyler says The Oscars, once again, got it wrong.
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Cristiano Ronaldo writes history once again after latest Juventus exploits
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Soleimani's assassination, to read Richard Spencer, once again, repudiating his
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So in 21945 Marx was forced into exile once again.
|
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Adam, thanks once again for joining us on the show.
|
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And once again, the Academy has turned a blind eye.
|
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Once again, the beta cells were sent into a riot.
|
|
Coke once again updated its 2019 outlook for organic revenue.
|
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Once again, Kendall is faced with bearing his father's burden.
|
|
Maleficent is back, and things are getting dark once again.
|
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The most recent rally on Sunday once again turned violent.
|
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They love her and long to embrace her once again.
|
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But, once again, doctors are acting on hunches, they say.
|
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Congress is once again exploring these issues with great intensity.
|
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And once again, he can thank the U.S. UN Mission.
|
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We need to come together to help them once again.
|
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Once again, he has played the media like a fiddle.
|
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Once again, news reports portrayed United as a heartless airline.
|
|
Facebook is facing criticism once again for its advertising policy.
|
|
Kim Kardashian West is once again laughing off the haters.
|
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These are, once again, largely if not entirely cosmetic distinctions.
|
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MORE is once again in opposition to this latest proposal.
|
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Five days later, Mr. Lewis once again had no current.
|
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And that thing is to once again show increased strength.
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You'll once again be able to better challenge your competitors.
|
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Once again, the online transfer of our old return faltered.
|
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This puzzling pattern once again points toward idiosyncratic physician beliefs.
|
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Will Pitchford show up once again and make a scene?
|
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Once again, the new policy is consistent with that precedent.
|
|
Regaining her composure, she once again regarded him with exasperation.
|
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And once again, as Ohio goes, so goes the nation.
|
|
Once again, the American people decided that they liked Ike.
|
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Meanwhile, Corbyn once again defied expectations with Labour's relative success.
|
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Once again, our South Carolina delegation — along with then Gov.
|
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Once again, the artist conjoins ancient architecture with robust colors.
|
|
And right now LME stocks are once again falling fast.
|
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Once again, it is the outsider, the exception, the outlier.
|
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This happened twice in 2017, and once again in January.
|
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Once again, his embarrassment was soothed by her infinite calm.
|
|
This happened twice in 2017 and once again in January.
|
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And it raises, once again, the fundamental question about Trump.
|
|
Once again, I was certain the OxyContin story was over.
|
|
But, once again, subsequent, sophisticated experiments offered a different explanation.
|
|
Who, once again, isn't Arianny ... sorry guys (and some ladies).
|
|
In 2013, Americans once again blamed Republicans for the shutdown.
|
|
Jeff's input and collaboration helped bail me out once again.
|
|
Plastic building blocks are once again reaching for the sky.
|
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Once again, some people are unhappy with the Royal Family.
|
|
For some historical perspective, Richard Nixon once again proves useful.
|
|
I never thought I'd be in this situation once again.
|
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Sharapova's tennis is now a topic of discussion once again.
|
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Once again, access to better health care is a hurdle.
|
|
Of course, once again, the internet is screwing with us.
|
|
Once again, Navarro's argument has a substantial kernel of truth.
|
|
Technology is about to change how we live once again.
|
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It's a kickstart to begin the creative process once again.
|
|
It was Hong Man Choi's chance to shine once again.
|
|
After his work in LA underground darlings Froth came to an end, Fribourg decided to once again try his hand at this music thing, and once again he makes it look extremely easy. Numb.
|
|
Trump -- who once again skipped the event in favor of a rally -- and conservatives say it was a mean-spirited, filthy "embarrassment" that once again proves the coastal elites just don't get flyover country.
|
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"I'm filled with wonder, once again," he repeats over sparkling piano during the album's emotional centerpiece, "Filled With Wonder Once Again," his cracking voice offering a reassurance that, one day, you will be, too.
|
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Now that the rules are once again being rewritten by the Trump administration, hospitals are forced to alter the way they operate once again in hopes of keeping up with the changing regulatory landscape.
|
|
Surrounded: Island of the Sharks We once again sent Xavier to a far-flung, exotic locale to make a movie, and once again he came back with one of our best pieces of the year.
|
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On Monday, shares in Twitter fell once again, by 4.6 percent.
|
|
Will Tom Brady bring home the Vince Lombardi trophy once again?
|
|
Dozens of women are expected to testify against him once again.
|
|
Microsoft is once again moving the guide so it's ordered horizontally.
|
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Cruz: "Tonight, we once again have hope for the future." pic.twitter.
|
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Before you know it, it'll be open-toe season once again.
|
|
Once again this year, QDOBA is partnering with No Kid Hungry.
|
|
When the teacher walks away, Misty resurrects the frog once again.
|
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Once again, the growth of Trump's economy has been very average.
|
|
Once again, you want to leave these talks in trusted hands.
|
|
Once again, Apple is reusing a classic macOS feature on iOS.
|
|
The following day, police were once again dispatched to the home.
|
|
Craig returns as 007, once again with a sweet Aston Martin.
|
|
Once again, Philadelphia answered, this time with James van Riemsdyk's 27th.
|
|
As of January 2019, her case is being reviewed once again.
|
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It once again calls into question America's commitment to its alliances.
|
|
Once again, Fulks again ended up following in his daddy's footsteps.
|
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The food that Atkins and Paleo diets made popular once again.
|
|
Starbucks is here to save our mid-day slump once again.
|
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With that, she's once again proven herself as a masterful negotiator.
|
|
And once again, voters failed to give any party a majority.
|
|
I want us to once again be a market-driven economy.
|
|
Justin Timberlake is once again paying homage to his idol Prince.
|
|
LG Mobile is likely to once again drag the numbers down.
|
|
This split the atoms back up once again, "re-ionizing" them.
|
|
Lindsey Graham on Wednesday became the president's loudest critic once again.
|
|
Ray J is once again spilling the tea on Kim Kardashian.
|
|
Joe confronts Mike, and once again I marveled at Joe's finesse.
|
|
Amber Heard is speaking out once again about violence against women.
|
|
The move once again thrusts China's cyber censorship into the spotlight.
|
|
Once again Uber finds itself taking heat for questionable business practices.
|
|
Once again, Zuckerberg raises a few more questions with his answer.
|
|
Once again, the food (and wine) in Slovenia does not disappoint.
|
|
And once again, he listed the cause of death as undetermined.
|
|
Now that prices are improving, production is once again ramping up.
|
|
She'll be back at the Grizzly Rose once again on Dec.
|
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In a way, Jared is once again the beneficiary of sandwiches.
|
|
The state's Supreme Court has once again sided with the telescope.
|
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Despite Ms. Snyder's best efforts, I have once again gotten AddictingGames.
|
|
Aleppo is once again being pummeled by airstrikes and barrel bombs.
|
|
But once again, I'd caution that you don't get too excited.
|
|
The fate of nature is, once again, largely in our hands.
|
|
Eat better, save time, and enjoy cooking once again with HelloFresh.
|
|
In February, Reigns told fans he was in remission once again.
|
|
And, once again, they're clones, making the case harder for Snap.
|
|
She keeps Tyrion around, but once again tells Jorah to GTFO.
|
|
Sydney Bristow and Michael Vaughn have found each other once again!
|
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Animals may once again be an early sign of PFAS exposure.
|
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All those other issues would once again take a back seat.
|
|
And she's done it once again, this time inspiring our sleepwear!
|
|
Gary Sinise is once again showing his support for America's veterans.
|
|
The Byers household has once again been graced by Lonnie's presence.
|
|
Once again, Joaquin Phoenix paused to admire his fiancée Rooney Mara.
|
|
Shawn Mendes is once again addressing the rumors about his sexuality.
|
|
Although he is free, he technically could stand trial once again.
|
|
That deal, which closed last month, effectively silenced Comcast once again.
|
|
Fears of a China meltdown are once again sweeping the market.
|
|
Google is speeding up its internet services in Asia once again.
|
|
With today's decision, Bumble is once again setting a new standard.
|
|
On July 29th Mr Trump invoked his favourite scapegoat once again.
|
|
Analysts are once again expecting steep declines in profit and revenues.
|
|
And, as most trends do, they have come back once again.
|
|
Tyga is once again on the receiving end of a lawsuit.
|
|
Enough to make me postpone taking my driving test once again.
|
|
A piece of political history is on the market once again.
|
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Here's to the very likely chance of being fooled once again.
|
|
Once again, he's got the political world buzzing, the pundits pontificating.
|
|
Can: Once again, the expression "the winner takes all" applies here.
|
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But he celebrated in the company of Mr Shihab, once again.
|
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Lawmakers are once again mounting a challenge to EU fiscal rules.
|
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Baidu would "fight and knock it out once again", he wrote.
|
|
Now, just two weeks later, production is once again on hold.
|
|
As a result, job creation is once again pushing unemployment down.
|
|
Look, once again, I have no control over what goes viral.
|
|
Fox once again vehemently pledged not to contribute to Trump's wall.
|
|
In its first earnings report, the company beat expectations once again.
|
|
And Erie is given license to lie with conviction once again.
|
|
Nick Offerman ("Parks and Recreation") once again voices MetalBeard the pirate.
|
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"Today proved once again there's no place like home," she said.
|
|
Italian banks were once again in focus for investors on Thursday.
|
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Once again, please only do this if you positively have to.
|
|
Trump once again demonstrated why he's temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
|
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So, Teddy exits Owen's house once again, her secret still intact.
|
|
And this year, once again, there's nothing particularly controversial about them.
|
|
Once again, Adam put the camera up and let it run.
|
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Behati Prinsloo is once again speaking candidly about her postpartum depression.
|
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Adele proved once again she's far more than your average superstar.
|
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We'll keep you posted should the record get smashed once again.
|
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Forecasters are once again projecting 100 degree-plus temperatures for Monday.
|
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An opportunity to take a stand for respect once again lost.
|
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Once again, Dr. Phil gets in the way of this relationship.
|
|
Once again, a fascinating look into what's happened to our constitution.
|
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It's now airborne once again, making its way back to Rothera.
|
|
Once again, Razell had to start her job search over again.
|
|
Ricky Martin is happy to be a new dad once again.
|
|
After dipping overnight, the crowds once again picked up on Friday.
|
|
Once again, the booster was able to safely land after reentry.
|
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Once again, Colton looks slightly dumbfounded, but not tactless, per se.
|
|
In 1970, Carpenter was imprisoned once again for kidnapping and rape.
|
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Dan is pissed off about the hot dog bread once again.
|
|
Once again, a new season of American Horror Story is approaching.
|
|
Once again, we went straight to the experts for this classic.
|
|
Arya has leveled up her murderousness once again and we cheer.
|
|
That sounds like potential foreshadowing, with echoes of Potter once again.
|
|
Rihanna just proved once again that she's an artist worth stanning.
|
|
Once again, the cheapest days to fly are Tuesday and Wednesday.
|
|
Trump has once again vehemently denied the new allegations against him.
|
|
Leslie Jones is once again the victim of brutal online harassment.
|
|
" Afterward, Levine melted hearts once again with his rendition of "Sugar.
|
|
But in the 1970s, presidents with entrepreneurial expertise once again emerged.
|
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But once again, Ukraine's viability as a state is at stake.
|
|
He urged them to rally once again against the younger one.
|
|
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney once again warned against Libra.
|
|
Microsoft is once again tackling privacy concerns around Windows 10 today.
|
|
Once again, Chris nailed it with the choir and the lyrics.
|
|
Kate Upton proved once again she's the queen of swimsuit modeling.
|
|
On Friday, equities fell once again after interest rates moved higher.
|
|
But once again, I wasn't able to handle the academic stress.
|
|
Once again, people were floored by Gainesville's employment of first responders.
|
|
And once again, Edwin Jackson has a chance to stick around.
|
|
In terms of security, Haddad once again differs markedly from Bolsonaro.
|
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Once again, implement the reverse feature to make your story memorable.
|
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Kevin Spacey is once again under investigation for a sexual assault.
|
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The Kardashians are once again keeping it all in the family.
|
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Microsoft is once again redesigning its Skype app for Windows today.
|
|
He enters the race once again with a giant head start.
|
|
Once again, the survivors of the Ariciogullari were met with violence.
|
|
Once again, all the new episodes revolve around some nightmare scenario.
|
|
Oprah Winfrey is standing by her friend Meghan Markle, once again.
|
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So, once again, that's a general and indiscriminate data retention requirement.
|
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Once again, the contest offered a somewhat cosmetic appearance of choice.
|
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Once again, it's all in the finale, so skip well ahead.
|
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Once again, Rhodes would make the most of a bad spot.
|
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Once again, the swappable method keeps things running on the road.
|
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In short, the Supreme Court is once again the Kennedy Court.
|
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Six months later, he once again denounced lifting the debt ceiling.
|
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PST According to Google, Docs is once again up and running.
|
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So apparently burning Harry Potter books is once again a thing.
|
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Once again, we are the economic envy of the entire world.
|
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So, once again, they decide to strengthen their relationship through talking.
|
|
Credit to first responders who are doing us proud once again.
|
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Once again, the lineup is peppered with surprises and doesn't disappoint.
|
|
Once again, Parks and Recreation illustrates what this might look like.
|
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You know, once again they were verbally spanked by the judge.
|
|
Once again, the U.S. is the engine for global economic growth.
|
|
For Sanders, choosing the latter means defying the odds once again.
|
|
Once again, our theories have been confirmed by new precision measurements.
|
|
Villagómez deleted the tweet, but once again, someone took a screenshot.
|
|
Thiel's response puts him at odds, once again, with his peers.
|
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Once again, 2016 presidential race is testing Donald Trump's survival skills.
|
|
He fears that politicians will once again whip up ethnic tensions.
|
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"Once again, we have made history," he told supporters Saturday night.
|
|
Once again Stephen Colbert has addressed a mass shooting in America.
|
|
Tori Kelly came onstage with Stevie Wonder once again in tow.
|
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Yes, Prince Harry is breaking protocol once again for his girlfriend.
|
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Miners were once again be in focus amid low metal prices.
|
|
Christoph Waltz is once again coming face to face with 007.
|
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Once again, they want us to experience what these characters feel.
|
|
Once again, Coco is the one to find the body. 6.
|
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Kesha is once again standing up to her online body shamers.
|
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Red-carpet romances will be your cup of cheer once again.
|
|
Once again, money became a big issue in the Carrey household.
|
|
Theroux once again told Esquire he would consider collaborating with Aniston.
|
|
Madeline Stuart is showing her fans her boundless strength once again.
|
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And once again thank you to the folks who already watched.
|
|
I scoured the internet and, once again, came up empty handed.
|
|
Once again, the plus-sized iPhone received a few camera extras.
|
|
Given time, I will once again be nonsensically addicted to Twitter.
|
|
Once again, Mourinho was out of the door "by mutual agreement".
|
|
No surprise then he finds himself, once again, the nomadic one.
|
|
Hello, and welcome once again to Replay, WIRED's videogame news roundup.
|
|
For now, though, political momentum appears once again to have stalled.
|
|
The system, it seems, had once again proven to be rigged.
|
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Happy Friday and welcome once again to another installment of Replay.
|
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But once again, there is a recording of his original remarks.
|
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Once again, Peter Quinn (Rupert Friend) just couldn't catch a break.
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Once again, Philip and Deirdre are juxtaposed with Elizabeth and Stobert.
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Once again, we'll be joined by none other than Marc Raibert.
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In short, Europe finds itself, once again, pondering an uncertain future.
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Kim Kardashian West is once again contemplating a big hair change.
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Who's to say what they do with it, right, once again?
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And the kneeling debate once again, rolling the NFL, of course.
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Now, the eyes of the world are on us once again.
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Once again, Congress' ideas about the internet just don't add up.
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But once again the wheels went wobbly and eventually flew off.
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It's just, once again, his actions make him ... it degrades him.
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Meanwhile, euro zone peripheral sovereign bond spreads are widening once again.
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Once again, a virtual hyena walks into the frame, obscuring Sarabi.
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Her accent is once again hard to place in this video.
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Once again, though, American policy didn't change in any fundamental way.
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With its new beak, Huizai is once again accepted among peers.
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Now it's clear the DNA is once again coming for Dragnea.
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That's right, Vincent D'Onofrio is once again playing Wilson Fisk, a.k.a.
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Back to the world where politics was the subtext once again.
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The theater was revamped once again during George W. Bush's administration.
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Once again, political polarization is only one part of the story.
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" He continued, "Once again painting our family in a negative light.
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"They show once again that dopers have no place to hide."
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The Toy Story franchise has come out on top, once again.
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As in Oakland, once again they're up against Have a Heart.
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And she'll just miss a beloved family member, Jon, once again.
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During that year, Paris has been forced to mourn once again.
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Extreme weather has once again caught the US military off guard.
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Once again, Facebook's being recognized as an incredible place to work.
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On Tuesday, his lawyers once again claimed their client is innocent.
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Perhaps it is time to batten down the hatches once again.
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They are enjoying, once again, Wall Street celebrating what they're doing.
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In the early 1980s, Labour was once again set on withdrawal.
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Once again, the dog still sheds, the hair won't get matted.
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Tuesday night, everybody once again saw the ultimate pol in action.
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There, he met his old nemeses in the Brotherhood once again.
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I too hope Justin Bieber will once again find public favour.
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Once again, the Bush administration fought back, threatening to veto it.
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Chrissy Teigen is once again putting her haters in their place.
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Steve Harvey once again hosted the live show, which ran smoothy.
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But the products were once again yolked together with a cable.
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The book has once again soared up the best-seller lists.
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Donald Trump has once again hit a new low on Twitter.
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And once again, it seemed, the only things missing were goals.
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America is open for business and we are competitive once again.
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Kenyans are scheduled to vote for President -- once again -- on Thursday.
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It is time to ignite America's middle class miracle once again.
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Foursquare is once again trying its hand at personalized restaurant recommendations.
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Sprat once again grew quite fat,While swimming in dangerous waters.
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"Once again, our little family is getting bigger," Jolé tells PEOPLE.
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Once again, the genesis of the song felt unusual to McCartney.
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Once again, I think it comes down to that fairy tale.
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It took three years for the proposal to resurface once again.
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Once again, for the record, that team also plays in Chicago.
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The Friends star is eager to change her life once again.
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Once again, the interests of a Conservative government were at stake.
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Poor Penélope Cruz, forced once again to deliver all the exposition.
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Once again, this seemed like a triumph of presentation over flavor.
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There will once again be no stopping the New England Patriots.
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Then they must part once again, the gates closing behind them.
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Once again I came to the king begging him to surrender.
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Once again Obama fails to classify China as a currency manipulator.
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Either multiple witnesses lied or Cohen once again lied to Congress.
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Where the Sonata will distinguish itself once again is its style.
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Timothy Omundson is serving looks on the red carpet once again!
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After it was completed in 2008, Ingels once again moved in.
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Once again, Americans will be left yearning for so much better.
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Now we are once again on the frontlines of the downturn.
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Politicians hoping for direction on Brexit may once again be confounded.
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The party was once again bedeviled by Florida, where Republican Gov.
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We need to learn to care about each other once again.
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Once again, in every relevant respect, the two cases are identical.
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Once again, where there are questions, refer to the oath taken.
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Mira Sorvino is sharing the love for her father once again.
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Dolly Parton is brushing off rumors about her sexuality once again.
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Ideology once again defines the terms of the U.S.-China relationship.
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In 1943 he began spying on his own country once again.
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Once again, it has the potential to get loud and ugly.
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WeWork's CEOs have once again warned employees to brace for layoffs.
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Amazon Web Services' revenue growth rate slowed once again to 35%.
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And yet, the title fell, once again, to Brady and Belichick.
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Tulsi Gabbard that she once again dominated search results on... Google.
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With investment, it could become a regional economic leader once again.
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Now, the comments are making the rounds on Twitter once again.
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Mr. Caws was preparing once again to head back to England.
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Trump has, once again, proven that Clinton's prediction was spot on.
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Germans are once again talking politics and hashing out political differences.
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Last year, he became the sole CEO of Chipotle once again.
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And once again, Christian leaders are divided over how to respond.
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The report proves once again that Social Security must be bolstered.
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And once again, in September, I explained reality to the FBI.
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Clinton is once again boosted by her support from minority voters.
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Once again Prince William's words and statements will be picked apart.
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"Once again, the citizens know best," the mayor, a Democrat, said.
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Once again embarking upon an absurd adventure in Lebanon, which in
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Once again, Rudd and Aniston were a couple in "Wanderlust" (2012).
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Once again, the kingdom needed the knowhow of Saudi Binladin Group.
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Amazon is once again hosting a massive career fair, CNBC reported.
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Farnsworth had once again saddled a company with penny-stock status.
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Once again, the horrors of Syria's civil war had visited Turkey.
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But the dominant theme of Tuesday's address was immigration once again.
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Once again, a USF turnover turned into a Texas Tech touchdown.
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CAIRO — Egypt's young people have once again taken to the streets.
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This once again brings fentanyl to the forefront of the news.
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Garner once again plays a mother in "Miracles From Heaven" (2016).
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Rather than lose its 'whiteness' (once again), the family chooses murder.
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After a brief reprieve, California once again is entering a drought.
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Once again, there are retirement rumors swirling around Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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Lowe's is once again stretching its holiday deals beyond Black Friday
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Bill Gates is once again the richest person in the world.
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He also hinted that he was once again considering firing Mueller.
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Once again, this dimension intersects with, rather than running parallel to,
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It does mean sound, mature, credible, no-nonsense leadership once again.
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They held hands once again as they walked through the crowds.
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Political sources expect Hariri to be nominated prime minister once again.
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But once again, Mr. Trump was the loser in this contest.
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The okapi's fate, once again, rides on the country's next move.
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Once again, a large majority of Americans want stricter gun regulations.
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I am confident we will once again choose resolve over fear.
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But on Sunday, the Bears kicking problems presented themselves once again.
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Once again efforts to regulate climate change are in the news.
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For lunch, I once again had a simple but satisfying meal.
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Clicking through once again takes you to the Internet Association's page.
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And once again, Tom Hanks has won the hearts of Americans.
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Once again, the Fold's photo is more vibrant and better exposed.
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However, economic data on Tuesday was once again better than expected.
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Once again, the body is comprised of 7,000-series custom alloy.
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He'll be taking his chances, once again, in a bingo hall.
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Google is once again in trouble with Europe's authorities about privacy.
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Which means that all eyes are, once again, on John McCain.
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Strzok's testimony once again reveals the utter absurdity of this system.
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Be smart: Once again, Apple's growing services business was a highlight.
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Eventually, when a clear winner emerges, we'll see consolidation once again.
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And next week it will be Ring of Honor once again.
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SpaceX was once again unsuccessful in recovering the fairing, per Musk.
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Yet, when April came around, I once again didn't file taxes.
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I once again think back to the 30-year plea agreement.
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He was, once again, an MVP candidate hiding in the spotlight.
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First, the Sooners once again flashed their trademark balance on offense.
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And it's once again dealing with toxic runoff from its neighbor.
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Once again, our laws lag behind as we hurtle toward dystopia.
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As if sensing the pangs of hunger, fate once again intervened.
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Once again, Buterin also said that he can't blame them entirely.
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That once again allows journals to decide what's news, and when.
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Keep kneeling for the anthem!" and "BLM is pathetic once again!
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Once again, the company completely crushed expectations for its operating quarter.
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Once again, the statement was censored in the live TV broadcast.
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Ten years on, Judah's in trouble with the commission once again.
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This is [once] again a huge blow to our first amendment.
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Once again, Lupita Nyong'o has us in tears with her performance.
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Now, Chipotle's food safety policies are once again up for debate.
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But he fights once again on November 30, in Las Vegas.
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Once again, as a primal scream: What. Were. Senate. Democrats. Thinking?!
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Following Jefferson's murder, the department is, once again, in the spotlight.
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Once again, Wulf and McCarthy need to realize that people vary.
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U.S. President Donald Trump stirred the pot once again on trade.
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But, once again, the details could get in the president's way.
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Now she knows it isn't — and once again, she starts over.
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In my book "Supreme Injustice," I once again challenged Justice Scalia.
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With Biden's win, the electability argument once again takes center stage.
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But once again, the difference in age was not precisely qualified.
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" We find ourselves once again "on the cusp of avoidable disaster.
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"I just want to say thank you once again," James said.
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And then there was the morning when I, once again, knew.
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It is once again declining and was at 2,426 in 2017.
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Once again, staff members feared that their magazine was under threat.
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In effect, it was once again seeking to preserve its brand.
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Once again, it could all come down to Senator John McCain.
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Once again, I don't know who creates a story like that.
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It's time, once again, for America to listen to its children.
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But it would render everything about their lives temporary, once again.
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Once again, these paintings do seem to heave, throb and breathe.
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"It's time once again to fact check Donald Trump," Lydic said.
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" Ms. Kaplan writes, "Once again," black people "are denied our fullness.
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"She is once again with the man she loved," he wrote.
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You have once again served your country with honor and dignity.
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Tomorrow's the weekend, and Monday a chance once again to shine.
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Kelly, once again, settled out of court for an unknown sum.
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And once again, Facebook is a big part of the problem.
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He proved, once again, an amiable, apolitical and self-deprecating host.
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On Monday, the vast majority of protesters were once again peaceful.
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Americans are once again confronting the country's unique relationship with guns.
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Four years later, Rittidet once again struck out on his own.
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And once again, Nadal had been the man who stopped him.
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After that, she testified, her status within Nxivm changed once again.
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Auctions of such works have once again reverted to traditional type.
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Once again Mr. Trump is unable to put country above politics.
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Fry once again for 4 minutes when ready to serve. 12.
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Thanks once again for your time, and for this high honor.
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Welcome once again to Winterfell and congrats on the new title.
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The report has sent Florida officials scurrying once again for specifics.
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He, once again, revealed racism that has been there all along.
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Once again, journalists are giving in to their own worst instincts.
|
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A powerful lawmaker had, once again, escaped punishment for his misdeeds.
|
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We needed Hyun-Jin and he answered the bell once again.
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When they prevailed months later, they joined 18th Street once again.
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Once again it was Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
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Voting in New York once again appears to be a shitshow.
|
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His most recent novel, "The Buried Giant," defied expectations once again.
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In other words, once again, they refused to rat themselves out.
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"Once again, our key message is: test, test, test," Ghebreyesus said.
|
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And once again, that has had tragic consequences for the Rohingya.
|
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But once again in a knockout game, he did not score.
|
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And women, once again, made a strong showing in House races.
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Once again, he can save the world for the first time.
|
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Despite today's nationalist impulses, such mistakes need to avoided once again.
|
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Germany once again dismissed calls for joint debt issuance on Monday.
|
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It is once again in last place among the broadcast networks.
|
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Boeing shares rallied 13.75% to lead the Dow higher once again.
|
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Behind the scenes, Mr. Trump once again demanded Mr. Sessions's resignation.
|
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However, YouTube later removed the channel once again citing "policy violations."
|
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"America is once again at a moment of reckoning," she declared.
|
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Once again, President Trump has exposed a myth in American politics.
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Now Sirisena has forged a political partnership with Rajapaksa once again.
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M.S. Ulysses" and saw that once again, I was wrong. "H.
|
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More recently, North Koreans seemed to have changed tack once again.
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He bucked, panted, drooled and, once again, ejaculated onto my stomach.
|
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She retreated, adopting the impersonal tone of the commentator once again.
|
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The team's roster was once again turned over by a third?
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And once again, the United States Senate must take a side.
|
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Once again, I felt the strange churning of melancholy and joy.
|
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Once again, average Americans struggle, while guys like Mr. Hannity thrive.
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But once again, that doesn't mean that those rulings didn't happen.
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Celebrate the intellect and we will, once again, celebrate higher education.
|
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Thanks to President Trump, the rich are winning it once again.
|
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Once again, though, Judge Marrero is simply accepting the hype uncritically.
|
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Once again, the F.B.I. had joined a battle against a president.
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Hello, old friend, it's really good to see you once again.
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Eventually, Ronaldo made clear once again why people fuss over him.
|
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But Wawrinka proved once again that he does not discourage easily.
|
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The electoral college system once again crowded out the popular vote.
|
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Once again, the Bachelor is the ultimate villain of his season.
|
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Bayside High School is where it's all going down once again.
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New York (CNN Business)Bitcoin is once again having a moment.
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Schiff was once again Democrats' closer for a third straight night.
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It has once again demonstrated American unreliability by betraying Kurdish allies.
|
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Well, once again, you can't find chic Lowbeer's invisible car. Parking?
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But, once again, the suggestion made me fear it was true.
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America will once again become respected and feared by our enemies.
|
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The Bulletin on Thursday once again directed specific barbs at Trump.
|
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Once again, we have a monumental humanitarian crisis on our soil.
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The California condor is soaring once again from Canada to Mexico.
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Wells Fargo is, once again, in a sticky spot with regulators.
|
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Data released Thursday morning showed unemployment numbers coming down once again.
|
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Opposition to the Iraq war drew protesters once again in 2005.
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" But, the officer tells him once again, "I have no option.
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His majestic soaring across the clouds lifted my spirit once again.
|
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Once again, the underbelly of the Internet has had his back.
|
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At that point, I will once again become a private citizen.
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Oh, and war will be once again a very real threat.
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Within G.O.P. primary voters, Mr. Trump's voters once again stood out.
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Mr. Odinga has once again fanned the embers of ethnic strife.
|
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Gorsuch, once again, showed some apparent sympathy for the LGTBQ petitioners.
|
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The official Twitter app is once again available for the Mac.
|
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Once again, on Wednesday night, he declared that he was happy.
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Once again, we heard from foster youth to solve the problem.
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Now they were once again out en masse protesting their government.
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Petty Officer Grills dropped once again, but winds jostled the helicopter.
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So it's really CAI that is, once again, outside the mainstream.
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The students then followed suit, Burrow once again leading the way.
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Now, the home is once again for sale, requesting $10.95 million.
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Once again, to the disappointment of the entire universe, she lost.
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Once again, to the disappointment of the entire universe, she lost.
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We are once again in a boom period for King adaptations.
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Danny and Alex were back on hand to chat once again.
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"Gretel & Hansel" finds him relying once again on atmosphere over narrative.
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The Gypsy King, the new WBC title holder, rules once again.
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Sad and somber and solemn were once again the day's watchwords.
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Rather than lose its "whiteness" (once again), the family chooses murder.
|
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And the NBA is poised to profit once again, Boland said.
|
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Taiwan once again demonstrates the strength of its robust democratic system.
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Fears of Iraq once again turning into a battleground are widespread.
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A lot of frivolous things, I can now do once again.
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