"He did it over, and over, and over, and over and over, and over," Silverman told jurors.
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Michael didn't like the vocal so he just made me do it over and over and over and over and over and over again.
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"He did it over, and over, and over, and over and over, and over," Deputy District Attorney Beth Silverman told jurors during closing arguments.
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He's been doing it over and over and over and over and over and ... Well, just watch.
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Repeat the name of the club night over and over and over and over and over in your head.
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It's been proven over and over and over and over again.
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They just kept playing songs over and over and over and over and over and then you had the Beatles.
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They look like fools, repeatedly, over and over and over and over.
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Instead, I think about that last night in Manila over and over and over, that God-awful Jeepney ride over and over and over, and bugging those Mapúa students constantly for six weeks over and over and over.
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We again, at Vox we've seen this over and over and over and over again.
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Pizzagate has, at this point, been debunked over, and over, and over, and over again.
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She "lied over and over and over and over" about her email server, he said.
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It was a (mostly) fun process of attempting this grid over and over — and over and over — and over and over — to generate a stack that had both some sizzle and a high degree of cleanliness.
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I prefer the phrase "long-run average": It's what you'd make per ticket if you kept playing this lottery over and over and over and over and over . . .
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In my case, it was over and over and over and over again and for a long time.
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Until Bey's next album drops, we'll be re-living these moments over and over and over and over.
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I'm an amateur boat racer and once I flipped a boat over and over and over and over.
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As the evidence has shown over and over and over and over and over, there is no voter-impersonation fraud — the only type of fraud that such laws purport to combat.
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Things keep falling apart, and these characters have to go through it over and over and over and over again.
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Watching a frog get dissected over and over and over.
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You could do that over and over, and over again.
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He starts movements just over and over and over again.
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Cooking is about failure — over and over and over again.
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It's because this keeps happening over and over and over.
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Then imagine eating that, over and over and over again.
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He would say it over and over and over again.
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I found my coward over and over and over again.
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There's rustles, cracks, and this, over and over and over.
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And you're doing them over and over and over again.
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And he says it over and over and over again.
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And it has failed over and over and over again.
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It's "fake news" he's said, over, and over, and over.
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History has taught that over and over and over again.
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He has said it over and over and over again.
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Here. Want to slap Joffrey, over and over and over?
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I saw this happen over and over and over again.
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People washed their hands over and over and over again.
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But elected Republicans block them over and over and over.
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Then he read it again, over and over and over.
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Instead, I busted my ass over and over and over.
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I've read these notes over and over and over again.
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It's a recycled story, over and over and over again.
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Sure, it's hysterical to watch ... over and over and over.
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Then he repeated it over and over and over again.
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Well, now you're going to see them over and over and over and over until you are ashamed of what you said.
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"In 'Halo 1,' there was maybe 30 seconds of fun that happened over and over and over and over again," Griesemer said.
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You might remember that Rice lied over and over and over and over and over again on national TV about Benghazi being out of a protest over a YouTube video, a talking point lie.
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It's repeating a skill over and over and over again, or even in the gym for strength — strength training is based almost entirely on repetition, just do it over and over and over again.
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The president has said it over and over and over again.
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"We do this over and over and over again," she said.
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Kids like to watch things over and over and over again.
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Women have to do something remarkable over and over and over.
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Her record speaks for itself — over, and over, and over again.
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He&aposs already explained it over and over and over again.
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It's the same old story over and over and over again.
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"We're seeing folks turn out over and over and over again."
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And you watch this happen over and over and over again.
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Because they just repeated it over and over and over again.
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They are just repeating this over and over and over again.
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I've failed over and over and over again in my life.
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There are certain pieces we wear over and over (and over).
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Mama!' in a distressed voice over and over and over again.
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The gold buying has been endless; over and over and over.
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It was like being smothered slowly, over and over and over.
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I had to repeat it over and over and over again.
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I just kept rewriting it over and over and over again.
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You can't say 'I'm sorry' over and over and over again.
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Her record speaks for itself — over, and over, and over again.
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They tell the same story over and over and over again.
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TimberBassPatrickChasezFatone, and listening to their albums over and over and over again.
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You've go out and do it over and over and over again.
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They might scream banana, banana, banana over and over and over again.
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And then I kept hearing it over and over and over again.
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And I keep living that trigger, over and over and over again.
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Over and over and over again, NBC told Ronan to stop reporting.
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This is the same old thing, over and over and over again.
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I want him to keep saying it over and over and over!
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The same ones that boiled up over, and over, and over again.
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Repeated over and over and over again, you're just a dirty player.
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I'd been hammering the emergency button, over and over and over again.
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We get into doing this thing over and over and over again.
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"We ask you over and over and over again every year," Rep.
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They might scream 'banana, banana, banana' over and over and over again.
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They might scream, 'banana, banana, banana,' over and over and over again.
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I mean, it's horrible shooting those kinds of things as an actor, because you're asked to run over and over and over and over again.
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While her subject evidently doesn't share that view—Clinton apparently wants to litigate 2016 over and over and over and over—it's a good idea!
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You need to write it over and over and over and over again because this tidal wave of other stuff he puts out takes over.
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This line comes toward the end of the song, which means that we have to wait for it — not forever, but for nearly three minutes — and Bejar sings it over and over and over and over and over.
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Of course, like, they're placing calls to these phones, so you hear that Samsung ringtone over and over and over and over again in this room.
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It's like you open the same wound over and over and over again.
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Yes, I get to relive those moments over and over and over again.
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At least that's what Zuckerberg told lawmakers — over and over and over again.
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The data just came back showing that over and over and over again.
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So on my days off, I just apply over and over and over.
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So she did the stunt bare-armed over and over and over again.
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Only one campaign has beaten Donald Trump over and over and over again.
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"We just kept hearing gunfire over and over and over again," he said.
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I got that house by showing up over and over and over again.
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"The OCE has crossed the line over and over and over again," Rep.
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I died, as one does in these games, over and over and over.
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I was repeatedly hit in my face, over and over and over again.
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He's throwing an arm up in the air over and over and over.
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Until then, we'll be playing the video — over and over and over again.
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Do that over and over and over, for more than a few rows.
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"It was playing in my mind over and over and over," she said.
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Ms. Middleton, 38, still replays that moment over and over and over again.
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The kids rode their scooters around the block over and over and over.
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Getting on my feet and doing that movement over and over and over.
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Over and over and over, Leonard does things the N.B.A. has never seen.
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We can tell that story and show it over and over and over.
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And he did that over and over and over again for nine years.
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Turner is somebody I come back to over and over and over again.
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I&aposll be on a plane watching Braveheart over and over and over again.
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Especially having to deal with comments like this over and over and over… pic.twitter.
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" "Those loans have been disclosed over and over and over again on multiple filings.
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As a kid, I listened to it over and over and over again. Really?
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We get up and do the same thing over, and over, and over again.
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It happens when you do the right thing over and over and over again.
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Last night she fell asleep, and again and again, over and over and over.
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You had to keep redoing that whole set-up over and over and over.
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And he did this over and over and over as Belfort's leg changed colour.
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Trump has made clear -- over and over and over again -- that he likes winners.
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"It continues to bring up emotions over and over and over again," she said.
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I fought with every ounce of my being, over, and over, and over again.
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We get up and do the same thing over and over and over again.
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And then over a year I saw it over and over and over again.
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I can give you countless examples, ridiculous examples, over and over and over again.
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For example, it has failed people of color over and over and over again.
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We provide subsidized insurance to properties that flood over and over and over again.
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And this is what Dr. G. Yunupingu did over and over and over again.
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But there would be other birthdays to celebrate, over and over and over again.
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In case you don't get it, allow me to dissect the frog: Facebook and Facebook-owned Instagram have copied Snapchat over and over and over and over again.
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"Certainly senators are struggling to try to see why we have to sit there, sit hearing the same arguments over and over and over and over again," said Sen.
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Because it's this drug that you're, like, doing it over and over and over again.
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He strangled him over and over and over again until he didn&apost breathe anymore.
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Nintendo is shameless about selling beloved retro games to fans over and over and over.
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Keep clicking for the ones we're wearing over and over (and over) again this season.
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Repeat this over and over and over, until you see that Spotlight is significantly faster.
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And the assertion is being made over and over and over again that it did.
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He's assembling Shinola's inaugural audio product, the Runwell Turntable, over and over and over again.
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I've met with civil libertarians and national security people, over and over and over again.
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"Imagine having to out yourself over and over and over again to strangers," Walker said.
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The person who is left behind has to pay over, and over, and over again.
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It is squeezed through this machine over and over and over again to flatten it.
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We see this over and over and over again in expressions of surprise, or gaslighting.
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"I'm having an argument with myself," Henry would say, over and over and over again.
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There's one by a fella in LA that I watched over and over and over.
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See OVER AND OVER AND OVER at the Catinca Tabacaru Gallery May 20–June 24.
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We've won five states in a row in landslides over and over and over again.
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Each new coronavirus death in Iran, sends the same message, over and over and over.
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Repeated over and over and over again, it's a dirty play by a dirty player.
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Seeing people like this get their way over, and over, and over: That's an alienation.
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"We have literally lived perfectly in this channel over and over and over," Worth said.
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It involves close observation of an object moving through water… over, and over, and over.
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It's fleeting, and you have to fight for it — over and over and over again.
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"Success is succession, over and over and over, and it comes from failure," he said.
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Because in your early 20s, you're the same idiot, over and over and over again.
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When I was a kid I would read Huck Finn over and over and over.
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But, I put on some music and then did this over ... and over ... and over.
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"I've been saying the same thing over and over and over and over and over again: that restaurant chains can and do come back from these health scares, but according to history, it takes about eighteen months for the numbers to turn around," he said.
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And these are the things we need to keep seeing over and over and over again.
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But I was screaming and screaming and he just smacked her over and over and over.
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Dustin This franchise really knows how to reference a storyline over and over... and over again.
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"I've dreamt about this over and over and over," Ngoepe told MLB writer Adam Berry afterwards.
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I went back home and tried to recreate that dish over and over and over again.
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Twitter has an abuse problem — one that has been documented over, and over, and over again.
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I've told you over and over and over again that NATO must not approach our borders.
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For players, succeeding in the NFL means meeting such expectations over and over and over again.
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Why are they letting AD tell them what to do over and over and over again?
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They have said over, and over, and over again that they have no intent to denuclearize.
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I expressed my disapproval over and over and over again to a variety of different ones.
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Sixty-seven lawsuits and we're beating him across the board, over and over and over again.
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"My phone is ringing over and over and over again for a question" from her father.
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"This story here is the one you hear over and over and over again," he sighed.
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Whatever you call it, he had it — and had it over and over and over again.
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" NBC is now — as it proclaimed in giant text over and over and over again — "unequaled.
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This sort of thing recurs over and over and over again in the world of politics.
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And then of course, it is used for mass killings over and over and over again.
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How do you feel about what's happening when it occurs over and over and over again?
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Is there a tune more perfect for little Louis than one that repeats his name over and over (and over and over?) This song by the Kingsmen should be Louis' anthem!
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And humbly and with great humility, he introduced himself over and over and over and over again to the American people, and I think what they picked up in him was authenticity.
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If you were a person of color, if they were trying to create a certain kind of woman, that word had to be used over and over and over and over again.
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But it seems to have gotten stuck in some kind of loop, retweeting itself saying "You are too fast, take a rest..." over and over and over and over and...Poor Tay.
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But it also feels like we've seen the same Dany story over and over and over again.
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Over and over and over again Trump has snapped the rules that political Washington holds so dear.
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"Over and over and over again, Comcast most certainly did not play by the rules," Ferguson said.
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Basically, I was buying variations of the same piece of clothing, over, and over, and over again.
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And the memory of getting shot would go over and over and over like a broken record.
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But other than that, every fight feels like the same thing repeated over and over and over.
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I love Drake's ability to get things right, over and over and over again with his music.
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Get a story and tell it over and over and over again — do not change the story.
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Sorry you missed it, AD ... we'll just have to watch now ... over, and over, and over again.
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" And on "Proposal," she intones over and over and over: "I'm sick of fucking in our bed.
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My fault is in reusing the same password, or passwords, really, over and over and over again.
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It's "so that we're not doing the same movement over and over and over again," she said.
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He used to play 112's first album over and over and over again and sing along.
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"We have been taken advantage of over and over and over again by greedy politicians," Miller says.
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Over and over and over, you watch yourself consciously behave in ways that oppose your highest ambitions.
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We do things over and over and over again, and it takes a person who enjoys that.
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We have been betrayed over and over and over with presidents promising to do something about immigration.
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I didn't get how people would want to play a game over and over and over again.
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Am I going crazy or are they playing the same thing over and over and over again?
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"The people asking these questions (over and over and over) are not racist," wrote Senator Ben Sasse.
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But one of the biggest problems is he just does this over and over and over again.
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Even when the series does show, instead of tell, it shows over and over and over again.
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"I've been saying the same thing over and over and over and over and over again: that restaurant chains can and do come back from these health scares, but according to history, it takes about eighteen months for the numbers to turn around," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Trump said the same things over and over and over and over again, based on the same few articles of faith: worship of material success, contempt for "losers," and certainty — above all, certainty.
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You stand there in the zone and you're hitting the same shots over and over, and over and over, so there is no better form of meditation that hitting serves, forehands, or backhands.
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"It was tough, absolutely, to answer that question in Spring Training day after day, over and over and over and over, anytime it got to September, playoffs," the veteran left-hander told reporters.
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But since getting the show, she has been warned about her behavior over and over and over again.
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I read it over and over and over in the middle of the night, thinking, What is this?
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For 10 years, over and over and over again, two US Presidents abandoned him, a lifelong public servant.
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"It's heartbreaking, and it's just over and over and over because you get your hopes up," Bilyeu said.
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It can also just replicate itself over and over and over again, which can bring down a network.
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You have to do what you say you are going to do — over and over and over again.
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You and I have been here too long to see it happen over and over and over again.
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In 1993, Bill Murray experienced the same day over and over and over in the film Groundhog Day.
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In 26, Bill Murray experienced the same day over and over and over in the film Groundhog Day.
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We have to prove ourselves calm, over and over and over, if we want to be taken seriously.
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"I listen avidly at lunch as we go over the same arguments over and over and over again."
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"It's interesting how many times this fake narrative gets repeated over and over and over again," he said.
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"We've been dealing with changing his medications over and over and over again for insurance purposes," Lacey said.
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To the average viewer, GOATS looks like two teams smashing into each other over and over and over.
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From now until the vote on that nomination, they will be hit over and over and over, Roe v.
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"She just threw her arms around me and just thanked me over and over and over again," Dittman said.
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I didn't have to drive from hotel to hospital to home and back again, over and over and over.
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Still, the platforms are proving themselves incompetent when it comes to addressing them — over and over and over again.
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"Telling our stories of abuse over, and over, and over again in graphic detail is not easy," she said.
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You're just gonna have the same 20 dudes making the same 20 movies over and over and over again.
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Some are as mundane as BoJack admitting that he's lied — over and over and over again — mere minutes later.
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The exact same opportunity will pop-up again literally about every 30 days, over and over and over again.
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He starts a slumping veteran over and over and over again, hoping for a hot streak that never comes.
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I swore I never would after seeing my dad do it to my mom over and over and over.
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All that in a game about drawing a bloody line through a grid, over and over and over again.
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The 2016 bronze medallist suffered a total meltdown on Friday as she fell - over, and over and over again.
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"These loans have been disclosed over and over and over again," Cruz told reporters quickly after the news broke.
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"He's [Rubio is] challenging a scientific underpinning that has been established over and over and over again," noted Karnauska.
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"When we wrote the pilot, we were just watching Lauryn Hill Unplugged over and over and over," Brennan remembers.
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Press that, and your video will play over and over (and over) again until your friend clicks past it.
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"We were told that things would get better, over and over and over again," Liljenquist says in her video.
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"Before I started filming, I watched videos of Charles Manson over and over and over," Burkhart, 36, tells PEOPLE.
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It wasn't that straightforward, and mentally, I was exhausted from restarting my career over and over and over again.
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I've seen these different patterns repeat over and over and over again in the 50 years I've made movies.
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Thai fighters tend to fight one another, over and over and over again, in a cycle of permanent conflict.
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That's the politics that Trump has played all along and that Republicans have played over and over and over.
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That's two days straight of various planets, and eventually the universe, in peril over and over and over again.
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I told her over and over and over again how much everybody loved her and that she could go.
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Navy officials "repeat the same thing over and over and over again," she said: that Treasure Island is safe.
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"Over and over and over, the question was asked, and nothing more was given to us about this," Rep.
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It's as if Ashley has body-swapped with Kate on her bathroom break, over and over and over again.
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The Comey firing is a great example of how this administration fucks up over and over and over again.
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"This security, which has been in a perfect uptrend repeatedly — over, and over and over — clearly broke trend," notes Worth.
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"If that message keeps getting propagated over and over and over again, sometimes it starts to seep in," he said.
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"Being bi, especially, is many little coming-out moments over and over and over again and over again," she said.
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Have you, like many Americans, found yourself listening to the Hamilton Original Broadway Cast Recording over and over and over?
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It's the kind of discussion that has been had this season, with no conclusion, over and over and over again.
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And he was looking so good, one passerby couldn't help but tell him so, over and over and over again.
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Over and over and over again, Jeremiah warns the Jews about the consequences for their lack of faith in God.
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Instead, his beef with the beverage is about having to make the damn thing over and over...and over again.
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Naturally, the serpent makes an executive decision and begins to regurgitate its hearty lunch … over and over and over again.
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"When you do that, you're cheating your employees, but I've seen it happen over and over and over," he said.
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Once you capture that play in VR, a player, he can just do it over and over and over again.
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Because as the business grows, you'll be hiring people to do what you do over and over (and over) again.
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Fagan: You&aposre gonna hear a phrase over and over and over again throughout your training, in particular this week.
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Certainly in writing this book, I was drumming the same words into my head over and over and over again.
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But until they tell us we can tell you, you'll just have to watch "Buckle" over and over and over.
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It stacks top-ranked recruiting classes, one on top of the other, over and over and over, nearly every year.
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"Is it a privilege if you have to come out all the time over and over and over?" she asked.
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"You can get away with something over and over and over," a victim of the fraud said in the trailer.
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"We see this over and over and over again," said Oren Falkowitz, chief executive of Area 1, a security company.
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"We've seen these meetings happen over and over and over again, and no action comes out of them," she said.
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The things you do over and over and over, the things you practice are the things you get better at.
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Social media accounts repost it over and over Like all videos that go viral, Taitano's original clip was downloaded and reposted by other people and accounts, over and over and over again — often without her permission or knowledge.
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With plants in the lab, though, Front Range can culture the tissue over and over and over, churning out genetic copies.
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We cannot continue showing people the same images of war over and over and over again, because people will go numb.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There is a reason why Juan Martin del Potro went under the knife — over... and over... and over again.
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We should have been provided all of this information that we&aposve been asking for over and over and over again.
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The part that I'm particularly attracted to is not going back to the same well over and over and over again.
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So for Gettysburg and beyond here are a few simple points that Trump should make, over and over and over again.
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Here are the seven Carpool Karaokes that you have to watch, or re-watch, over and over and over again. Madonna
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"It was just that over and over and over," says Kyle Neubeck, the managing editor of the Sixers blog Liberty Ballers.
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"These loans have been disclosed over and over and over again," Cruz told reporters quickly after the news broke in January.
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"You're not depleting the soil by asking it to grow nutrients for you over and over and over again," says Harrison.
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I failed (and continue to fail) at The Balcony over and over and over again, with a smile on my face.
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If not, this is almost certainly going to be a formula that we see repeated over, and over, and over again.
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We must stand with everyone who has gotten the short end of the stick from Washington over and over and over.
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What they're saying: "Her record speaks for itself — over, and over, and over again," the Google employees said in a petition.
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The social network has given people reasons to distrust the company over and over and over again these past 18 months.
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She watched the police press conference — the one that talked about her son and his shooting — over and over and over.
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I'm getting a little longer in the tooth; I'm not going to be doing this over and over and over again.
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"This has been litigated over and over and over, and so at some point you need to do justice," he said.
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"The members were asking what kind of detail we'd get past what we've heard over and over and over," he said.
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"Trying to improve, trying to find it — that's an everyday thing, over and over and over," he said through an interpreter.
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Over and over and over again, the eternal returns, the hero's journey and Trump is on his hero's journey, right now.
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Campaigns just need a large base of supporters willing to press send over and over and over, often thousands of times.
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And if you remember anything about that week, those videos of their deaths were played over and over and over again.
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Luckey has been doing this same thing over and over and over again, on different computers in different rooms on Facebook's campus.
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But as I read it over and over and over, I felt like I could make him more of a lovable guy.
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"My dad goes over and over and over what happened because he can't get it out of his head," Bonnie told SurvivorNet.
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"I heard a woman screaming, 'Oh my god!' over and over and over," neighbor Kathy Cantwell told the New York Daily News.
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So, what inspired you to do such a thing as perform one song over and over and over for 12 continuous hours?
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"We'll keep telling Max's story over and over and over again if it will change one person's mind about hazing," she added.
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I'm going to wake up every morning and choose you over and over and over again 'til you tell me I can't.
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Bettman has already played Russian roulette and stared us in the face as he's pulled the trigger over and over and over.
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Y'know it's love when she's happy to watch you work ... and work is signing your name over and over and over again.
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Mr. Meadows accused Mr. Schiff of "leading the witness over and over and over again," prompting an angry retort by the chairman.
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So the message to parents, over and over and over, should not be either screens-are-bad, or you're-a-bad-parent.
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The data has shown over, and over, and over again that HCBS are one of the most fiscally effective parts of Medicaid.
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And here we are again, all the civilization in 10,000 years of history reliving that same sin, over and over and over.
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But like that piano that loops over, and over, and over, life always comes back at you with reasons to be grateful.
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There's a movement in the piece where the singer sings it over and over and over again, and the music underneath changes.
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The video of Officer Daniel Pantaleo choking Eric Garner to death plays over and over and over, interrupted by silent talking heads.
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It acts as an eco-friendly substitute to plastic sandwich bags, and which can be reused over and over and over again.
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"You change one parameter and it changes everything, and so you have to test over and over and over again," Jasper said.
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It's "all about missing the right moment" in an affair — over and over and over — as one dance writer summarized this work.
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In the past two months, I've been asked over and over and over again: What were you thinking when you tweeted that?
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I was able get past all the things that were making me so angry and killing me over and over and over.
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This never happened, and he's said that over and over and over again that he never engaged in any of that behavior.
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Babies and kids learn through repetition, which is why they love to do the same thing over and over and over again.
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Why was everyone acting as though it was unique or exciting or worth paying attention to over and over and over again?
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You relinquish responsibilities in favour of "just another" joint, always telling yourself—over and over and over and over—that you've got it under control, that this is all fine, that money and work and life will just sort themselves out.
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There is no other way to get really good at being on camera other than doing it over and over and over again.
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" Cohen teased, "HOUSEWIVES PLAYBOOK: keep repeating the same lines over and over and over 'til someone listens (See: Aviva, bookgate; Kim D, strippergate).
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Imagine Draymond's response when a reporter first asks him how it felt to be passed over and over and over again by Curry?
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"You needed to hear and experience in order to adjust the equipment correctly," I would tell club owners over and over and over.
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Snap will have a multiplier effect, but we won't all get rich sending each other pictures, even over and over and over again.
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He merely staggers in circles around the chamber, over and over and over again, the tip of his sword scratching along the stone.
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There are so many kids looking up to him and then he just does things like that over, and over, and over again.
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And — most of all — it's a win for us, who get to giggle at the non-block over and over and over again.
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" She quickly clarified that it's #NotAllMen — "It's just a few guys getting away with harassment and assault over and over and over again.
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Efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare have stalled over and over and over, and finally, seem to have fizzled, at least for now.
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The infamous series is notorious for its brutally challenging enemies and its habit of making players die over and over and over again.
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"It's striking that Congressman O'Rourke, over and over and over again, his focus seems to be on fighting for illegal immigrants," Cruz said.
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"I get home and my brain starts going over and over and over: what can I do, what can I do?" she said.
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"I have tried over and over and over to work with him … but all I have heard back is radio silence," Cummings added.
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Both of us were out of breath after experiencing the insane cornering and acceleration of the 24S over and over and over again.
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But overall… people who got ransomware got it over and over and over because they couldn't keep from going to these [same] sites.
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He made big promises to a lot of people who've just gotten the short end of the stick over and over and over.
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Larsen: Anytime you&aposre doing things repetitively, over and over and over, and creating that consistency, that&aposs gonna now give you accuracy.
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So the kind of mess-ups we've seen this past week, I think we're going to see over and over and over again.
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We sneak them candy when Mom says no, we let them play on iPads, read them "Fancy Nancy" over and over … and over.
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We had to read the favorites (for example, "Bernie Drives a Truck," a 1992 work by Derek Radford) over and over and over.
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Because he is completely unabashed about lying on Twitter and having his perspective repeated over and over and over again with fake news.
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And no matter how good that song is, eventually, after you hear the first few seconds of it over and over and over and over every time you start your car… well, eventually it's enough to ruin even the most catchy tune.
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It was kind of a hilarious scenario, just hours in the closet practicing over and over and over again until I got it right.
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It was really one of the first, I think, one of the first formats that just kept playing over and over and over again.
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Russian Doll's big reveal in episode five is that this has been an exercise in opening the box over and over and over again.
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You try doing this when [it's] a member of your family it's continued to have this happen to over and over and over again.
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Why as a society are we denying people the use of something that I have seen over and over and over again be helpful?
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Hi-Fructose I keep around my house, and we go back to them over and over and over again when we're brainstorming for projects.
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"You guys, this is what she makes us watch over and over and over again," Kim, 38, said during a dinner with the momager.
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You're going to hear his famous line, "Everybody's going to be covered and it's going to be amazing" over and over and over again.
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OK, well, we&aposve been telling you this over and over and over that it&aposs impossible for constitutional reasons as we have explained.
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"During his campaign, Donald Trump said over and over and over that he would not cut Social Security," she said in a Twitter video.
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"His 60-second memorized speeches all of which we've heard over and over and over again are getting stale and tired," New Jersey Gov.
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"It's an attempt to get it to the courts so we don't have to keep debating it over and over and over," Hutto said.
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Taking a selfie of what you're eating, where you're sitting, how long a line is—they do this over and over and over again.
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It's why the company has promised over and over and over again that it plans to clean up its service and fight user abuse.
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But think of the footage that's on loop — it's the racist stuff the white people are saying, and chanting, over and over and over.
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You try doing this when [it's] a member of your family it's continued to have this happen to over and over and over again.
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"We've got to just continue to tell our story over and over and over again with passion and with due diligence," he told us.
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And she did all of those things over and over and over again in spite of the trauma of the experiences that she had.
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And yet John McCain has come out over and over and over again, saying that he will support Trump if he is the nominee.
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But when a man can't be know for singing his own name, over and over and over, what exactly can he be known for?
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The results were predictable: The engines failed their tests, often in spectacular fashion, replete with smoke and flames, over and over and over again.
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" He then added, "I just want to be the man you can count on over and over and over again to do his job.
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The second thing I needed to do was, over and over and over again—maybe to the point of being a little bit annoying—but over and over again, make Governor Pence decide whether he was going to defend his running mate or not.
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If you follow enough fashion folks on Instagram, you've probably noticed one of its T-shirts on your feed over and over (and over) again.
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I see it as very similar to the capitalist machine that we're stuck in, where there's a grind that happens over and over and over.
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"You had your visual to study over and over and over again, and that made it so much easier than you would think," explained Lange.
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"It's a specific policing of black women that we see enacted in policies, especially in school settings, over and over and over again," Mac said.
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"You can knock us down over and over and over again, and we'd just keep getting up and coming at the problem again," he said.
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We make it halfway through the episode and then our Chromecast decides that we need to watch the beginning over and over and over again.
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"I'm kind of tired of hearing them calling him a convicted felon over and over and over again," said Lisa Mazzu, a Staten Island resident.
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And at this point, they've investigated him over and over and over again and I think the American people are sick and tired of it.
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I've been poked and prodded and scanned and strapped to a table and cut open and sewn back up over and over and over again.
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If all those things happened at the same time, over and over and over again, pretty soon you don't even need mom or her hug.
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"In Kentucky, in our governor's race in 2015, the media said over and over and over again the Democrats were up 8 points," Paul said.
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He says the only thing that's ever on is a nature show about a rhino, and another movie that's played over and over and over.
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I mean they&aposre so much news across the globe and all CNN could do is talk about Cohen over and over and over again.
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Scroll through the accounts of former contestants and you'll see the following over and over and over again: teeth whiteners, detox tea, and curling wands.
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Sometimes this leads to frustrating battles fought over and over and over again, but that just makes the feeling of victory so much more satisfying.
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Their "Paris" video was so instantly recognizable and relatable, so searingly accurate and overwhelmingly funny, that I played it over and over and over again.
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And I must have played the beginning of the record over and over and over so I could remember the voicings of what was happening.
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Over and over and over again, those points in the criminal system that have the most disparate effects, he's going to double down on on.
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"For six years, Republicans have campaigned over and over and over again, saying, 'If only you'd give us the House, we'll repeal ObamaCare,' " he said.
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It was just his body and the rail and the pavement and the dark over and over and over again until they reached some agreement.
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Actors often have to perform a role badly, over and over and over again, before they can perform it well, which is embarrassing and exposing.
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Our coincident gazes overlay the same sites over and over and over again, as though we were caught up in a slow-motion religious fervor.
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We rewrote their scene at the end over and over and over, until Nick finally came up with Charlie's perfect line: 'I don't hate you.
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But Tapper also isn't afraid to ascribe motive when the president repeats a false claim "over and over and over" despite evidence to the contrary.
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It's been coming up over and over and over for us… We couldn't do that switch over until we found something that would make sense.
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"It's the same thing over and over and over again," said Maurice A. Ferré, who served as Miami's first Hispanic mayor from 1973 to 1985.
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For a season that was deeply interested in what it looks like to start life over, and over, and over, this is just another episode.
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When I hear that over and over and over again – whether it's at a sporting event or a Trump rally – I don't relate to it.
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Once you finally figure out how to cook a meal, you want to show off your skills and make it over, and over, and over again.
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It's not often that we come across something so perfectly entertaining that we suggest—no, insist—that you watch it over and over and over again.
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But when you watch the clip over and over and over again, obsessively, as I have for the past several weeks, the goal itself becomes unremarkable.
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"Nowadays, people just sit around and say the same five words over and over and over again," he says, a slight edge creeping into his voice.
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In 763, those beasts appeared over and over, over and over, and Tusk served as a torch, rarely leading the way, but always illuminating the darkness.
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He blew up the Running Man Challenge, the Drive-by Dunk Challenge that came this summer was from him, just over and over and over again.
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We stayed at this huge hotel with a million waterslides and I remember all we did was go on them over and over and over again!
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Plus, if you've ever wondered what Victoria's Secret Angels do on their days off, now you know: They just apply mascara over and over and over.
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"Over and over and over again: You were rejected by him, you're a scorned woman," Ms. Jacobus said, paraphrasing the hundreds of online attacks she faced.
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It was the cutest thing ever and I can wear it over and over and over — that's a skirt I can wear on New Years Eve.
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" She added, "We tasted watermelon that looked lovely in color but had absolutely no flavor because the seeds had been used over and over and over.
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"Senator Ted Cruz has been in the trenches over and over and over again fighting for the conservative constitutional principles that we hold dear," he said.
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People act like lab rats hitting the cocaine button over and over and over for the positive feedback loop those little blue thumbs-up symbols provide.
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And we would test that over, and over and over again, and bring in as many smart people as we possibly could to test that scenario.
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It's the worst, most horrifying things that humans have done to one another, over and over and over again for over a third of a century.
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If you ever make it on set you'll be be subjected to loops and wiki-wiki reeeee-winds of a song over and over and over.
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I could — and do — watch them over and over and over again, and now that they're streaming on Disney+, I probably will continue to do so.
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If you ran this experiment over and over and over again, you'd actually expect to see a lot more p-values with a much lower number.
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Maybe instead the question is: Is it really that bad to read a single book or watch a single show over and over and over again?
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"I don't think you can look at it and say it's that simple, that it is the same thing over and over and over," he said.
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"He got off over and over and over again," said Beth Silverman, the Los Angeles County prosecutor who ultimately won three murder convictions against Mr. Little.
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It's been teased over and over and over again that Peter Weber will receive shocking news ahead of the final rose ceremony that could change everything.
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"In a number of interviews on the subject of our nominee and his comments, I expressed my disapproval over and over and over again," McConnell said.
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Russian Doll's message of empathy and connectedness makes it one of this year's most poignant comedies, one that you could watch over...and over....and over...
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For nearly 20 hours, I'd done what I'd taught myself to do: Put one foot in front of the other, over and over and over again.
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"Steve sent me that tape and I walked around the city over the holidays, listening to Jeff's voice over and over and over again," he said.
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Those same hotel lobbies offer patios where other attendees post up for hours, scheduling meetings every 30 minutes and ordering lunch over and over and over.
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Celeste is a tale of a girl named Madeline and her ambition to climb a mountain, occasionally running into colorful characters, and dying over and over and over and over again as the platforming trials grow more and more challenging the closer she gets to the summit.
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The comments seemed to grow like wildfire, and reoccur in other articles over and over, and over, as if it was like a defining statement about me.
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But the vast majority of them simply blend together, recitations of the same key beats over and over and over again in slightly different tones of voice.
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I just wish the Democratic Party would get that message together in a clear and concise way, and then say it over and over and over again.
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And so, over and over and over again, she tells us that she's never had surgery, reinforcing the notion that beauty is work, but it's only work.
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I drifted through the photos of her in my computerized slide show, accompanied by Rebecca Luker singing "Till There Was You" over and over and over again.
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"Scenes like that get written over and over and over again, because it's too much, it's too little, or you lose track of one character," he said.
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That got me thinking about Jong-su's dad, who had to listen to these broadcasts all the time, and relived these atrocities over and over and over.
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They can also bring people back from the dead sometimes, which Thoros of Myr is most known for doing to Beric Dondarrion over and over and over.
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There's something very real and committed about the way that skaters brave injury to perfect a trick and not just once but over and over and over.
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I said to her that she needs to go for it and that she would need to do the same thing over and over and over again.
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"I think what you're going to see is a lot of grassroots action, just like with the Tea Party, over and over and over again," she said.
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And that may mean getting arrested over and over and over again and putting our bodies on the line the way the indigenous people in Canada did.
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And that may mean getting arrested over and over and over again and putting our bodies on the line the way the indigenous people in Canada did.
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Something you've said over and over and over again to me at this point is that to you, from the beginning, I've been here in bad faith.
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And, if nothing else, going back through those records will give you an excuse to hear "If It Makes You Happy" over and over and over again.
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" Of the magic movies that exist, Zurbano said that it's been the same "over and over and over again" with "the same lines and everybody buys it.
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Heat Signature is a game about watching plans fall apart over, and over, and over again, and then pulling yourself back from the brink to try again.
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There's nothing more terrifying than telling your truth and telling it over and over and over again, but having people refuse to honor it as the truth.
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But now they show everything you've ever done — even the most horrible things you wish would go away — they show them over and over and over again.
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Our chance to relive this stage adaptation of the mordant Danny Rubin and Harold Ramis comedy over and over and over again is coming to an end.
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We keep making the same movies over and over again and we keep, at least until very recently, having the same political arguments over and over again.
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It implies patience as well as militancy, the ability to say no over and over and over again, to refuse to cooperate until the whole system crumbles.
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"McConnell promised over and over again, senators repeated over and over again, we&aposre going to follow the Clinton model," Schumer said during a Tuesday press conference.
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Our chance to relive this stage adaptation of the mordant Danny Rubin and Harold Ramis movie comedy over and over and over again comes to an end.
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Relentless repetition, crackling white noise, sci-fi squiggles and that creepy, creepy voice breathing heavily: "over and over and over and over and over..." One week, back when I still had a job that required me to sit in an office everyday, an endless stream of Discogs packages started to arrive that I had no recollection of ordering—the result of a drunken 5am feeling-sorry-for-myself spree.
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We're literally doing Pavlovian classical conditioning: We're having people do a relaxation exercise and eat fruit at the same time, and we have them do that over and over and over and over again, with the hope that eventually, just the strawberry alone will automatically elicit this relaxation response.
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But now that the future is here, and all anyone wants to do is get on the break or whip the ball around the perimeter, hunting for a good shot, over and over and over and over, Isolation Joseph is the perfect antidote to the slick hyperactivity of modernity.
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Lee Busby In conversations with other Alabamians, what I run into over and over and over again is 'I just can't go in there and vote for him.
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It involves turning the light off for either two, five or eight seconds and then on for a varied number of seconds over and over and over again.
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Oliver sealed his mouth to me, using the rigid tip of his tongue to nudge my clit over and over and over until I was panting for breath.
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Walmart is apologizing — over and over and over — after a photo taken in one of its stores surfaced showing a gun display with a back-to-school theme.
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It was me singing the same line over and over and over again until I got it right, and back then I didn't really know how to sing.
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"It's happening quicker because if someone doesn't show up on time, I'm on the phone calling them over and over and over again like a stalker," he jokes.
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Mean Girls is pretty much one of the top high school movies of all time, and most of us have watched it over and over (and over) again.
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The Emmys are known for nominating the same shows over and over and over again, often well past the expiration of whatever good qualities those shows have had.
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Arsenal are stuck in a loop of endless repetition at this point, with supporters daring to dream and seeing their dreams dashed over, and over, and over again.
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As I logged mile after mile in heat waves, driving rain or snowstorms, I would listen to that same sermon on "dreams" over and over and over again.
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Tasha: You bury him in makeup and prosthetics, then make him repeat "The weak should suffer, the strong should rule" over and over and over for two hours.
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"All during the campaign, Republicans candidates and incumbents said they support pre-existing conditions benefits despite voting over and over and over again to repeal it," Pelosi said.
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And when you promote it, exactly what was wrong with this bank, over and over and over -- you went to the stock market, and you bragged about it.
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"It would be really nice to know that we could do this kind of analysis over and over and over again and never get it wrong," he said.
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Hours and hours and hours were spent on message boards, in comment sections, on email lists, debunking the same skeptic talking points over and over and over again.
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I'm a fully signed-up, every-perk-unlocked, lifetime subscriber to the school of thought that screams, over and over and over again: don't pre-order video games.
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We've seen iterations of this idea over and over and over again, although Samsung already seems to be doing a slightly better job than Microsoft despite Continuum's head start.
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To paraphrase what Marco Rubio once famously said (over and over and over), "let's dispel with this fiction" that Donald Trump is appealing to the economic anxieties of Americans.
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"I don't define a friend as someone who would lie to me over and over and over," he said, a comment that was objected to by prosecutors in court.
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It's about sticking to it every single day and having all of your members and all of your candidates saying the same thing, over and over and over again.
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I told her to figure out her presentation and do it over and over, and when it doesn't work, make the changes and do it over and over again.
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The thing that tends to bring us from sadness to depression is rumination, which means thinking and thinking and thinking about the thing over and over and over again.
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Work to get manufacturers to up that "one-tenth of one percent" figure instead of wasting time repeating the same myths and falsehoods over and over and over again.
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The drawstring on this innovative, limited edition product will be oversized and extra-wide, printed with the words CHEESY POTATOES over and over, and over again in all-caps.
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Wayne's appeal as an artist hinges on his persona, but the core of that persona is his singleminded devotion to making the best rap, over and over and over.
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And it's not just his plug that murmurs: Clod can hear the voices of all the birth objects, ceaselessly repeating their human names, over and over and over again.
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It was primarily just me sailing over and over and over again until I hit on something successful, and the success in this case from using Walt Whitman's pen name.
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Other voters may very well appreciate hearing the idea that Barack Obama is trying to fundamentally reshape America and destroy what makes it exceptional over, and over, and over again.
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I think many people do the same thing over and over and over, but I like to do one drastically different project each time for my own entertainment and amusement.
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Their mother was butchered and their father was considered a murderer by a lot and they have to relive that for the next two months, over and over and over.
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"Young people come up to me over and over and over again and say, 'We want to try to be like Welles,'" his mother, Alison Crowther, told PEOPLE in 2017.
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You're going to smoke a few with the homies so six is just a really good number to not have to keep rolling up over and over and over again.
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Jezebel's Bobby Finger rounded up the dozens of covers proclaiming this breakup, and though he says they "called it over and over and over," I'd say he's only part right.
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"At every stage in this primary, folks in the press have reported that we couldn't win," he said in Florida, "and then we won over and over and over again."
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There are plenty of folks in politics who simply keep going the same way and doing the same thing over and over and over and he's really not like that.
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Over and over, valets take his keys; over and over, bellhops stack his luggage on gold carts, helping him transport at least 21 bags over the course of seven days.
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When you have to act like that, when you have to live like that, when you have to do that over and over and over again, it weighs on you.
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"It's kind of like when you experience a sensation over and over and over again," said Daniel Arnold, 22017, a warehouse manager from Leesburg, Va., about an hour outside Washington.
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We were then told to bring the same collage back the next week, but with changes, and we kept changing the collage over and over and over, throughout the semester.
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Amazon is a company that hires other companies to hire people to move a box, with their hands, into and out of a truck, over and over and over again.
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Whitaker is thankful for your question and understands your concerns Over and over (and over) again, Whitaker thanked members of Congress for their questions -- many of which were decidedly pointed.
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"I told Lynch what's going to happen is this piece is going to be used over and over and over again in the future," Mr. Morris told Film Score Monthly.
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There will be moments ranging from the epic to the tragic to the downright bizarre, and many will be replayed over and over and over again in the form of GIFs.
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Seemingly from the very first moments of #MeToo, survivors and women were made to answer the same questions, over and over and over again, always asked with an air of accusation.
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CRUZ: Martha, I will tell you, I have visited with active duty military, with veterans over and over and over again in town halls all over the state of New Hampshire.
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So the people that made the Russians successful are the Democrats, and the people who&aposve continued this nonsense over and over and over again, looking for Russians behind every tree.
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"I've told them over and over and over again," Loughlin, 52, told PEOPLE Wednesday at the Television Critics Association's summer media event for the Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movies and Mysteries.
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But definitely having agencies tell me over and over and over again that I need to lose wight as a 16 or 17-year-old, that was not easy at all.
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In addition to watching whatever movies my parents could come up with, ten-year-old me would throw in Return to Glory and replay it over and over and over again.
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You play as Pepsiman in this 1999 PlayStation action game, running through a myriad of minigames while the omnipresent Pepsi brand is thrown in your face over and over and over.
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"There's like a first-day tablet, where you can see someone practice the first wedge over and over and over again, like I practiced an 'A' in school," Ms. Blanchard said.
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It played on nearly every speaker — from clubs to cabs and restaurants to bridal showers ... over and over and over again, and has since become the most-viewed video on YouTube.
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But what I've learned is the idea of scaling something over and over and over again, while it's interesting to me, I don't want to physically be the person doing it.
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It's hard to watch it, beginning to end, over and over and over again, but if you don't you can't judge if these big structural moves that you're making are working.
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"I'm not going to vote to approve witnesses, because the House Democrats have had lots of witnesses, we heard from them over and over and over again this week," Cotton said.
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Theater Our chance to relive this stage adaptation of the mordant Danny Rubin and Harold Ramis movie comedy over and over and over again comes to an end on Sept. 17.
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"Here, we have a clear-cut case of a federal employee violating federal law over and over and over again," Cummings said ahead of a tense debate between Republicans and Democrats.
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From now until November, over and over and over, Biden needs to do what he did last night, when he delivered pitch-perfect victory remarks in Philadelphia, near his campaign headquarters.
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And if you replicate those kinds of redundancies over and over and over again, all across both companies, there's a reason lots of layoffs — perhaps as many as 10,000 — are expected.
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It is almost like Persepolis — over and over again.
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" — Redditor SpafSpaf'Continuously clicks his pen' "Over and over again.
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And you will die in Celeste — over and over.
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But let's do that anyway — over and over again.
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Well, she kept telling us ... over and over again.
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In case you don't keep up with current events, today is Pancake Day, and what better way to celebrate than by watching David Beckham flip one over and over and over again?
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And you have to do it over, and over, and over again until your arm is about to fall off while the box where the code is supposed to go remains empty.
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" Still, the 37-year-old hitmaker counters, "to just generalize that country music is nothing but the same regurgitated thing over and over and over, I don't think that's true at all.
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Ever since, this video has been waging a reign of terror over my friends and family, showing up at the top of their feeds every single day, over and over and over.
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John McCain, and suggesting a federal judge is biased against him due to his Mexican heritage, among others, will be replayed over and over and over again for the next five months.
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Customers who are putting hundreds of thousands of miles on their odometers, stretching their batteries to capacity, and jabbing at the touch screens and slamming the doors over and over and over.
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The practice of dumping this emotionally scarring work on contractors has been uncovered over and over and over, most recently by The Verge, and has been used by a number of platforms.
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"One piece would fail over and over and over again and once we'd finally get it working something else that had been working the entire time would fail," Calmus told Huffington Post.
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"But I also can appreciate where he was coming from, from the standpoint of, don't bash America over and over and over again and not do something to try and fix it."
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The line fed to the public about lottery money helping to meaningfully boost education spending and quality nationwide has long been debunked over, and over, and over as misleading marketing at best.
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This was a new kind of writing for me because what we really did is we sat down and I interviewed him over and over and over again, hundreds of hours, probably.
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The DMCA's single file containment approach leads to an endless, futile game of whack-a-mole, where creators send the same takedown notice, for the same works, over and over and over.
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And yet, against all odds, and against all better judgement, these athletes turn their bodies into speeding projectiles over and over and over again, and that's what makes this sport so great.
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Normal folks cannot manually file a comment in less than a millisecond over and over and over again, so this was definitely high traffic targeting ECFS to make it appear unresponsive to others.
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Finding new places to ride or run can be such a pain that, even in their own neighborhoods, many athletes resort to traversing the same handful of routes over and over and over.
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And even though they were still recuperating from the exhaustion, dehydration and singing that song over and over and over again, we decided to hit up Graham to ask him about the experience.
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We may never know, but what's important is that we can hear it now, and play it over and over and over, thanks to a video the actor posted on Facebook on Tuesday.
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It's only because we've heard it over and over and over again from our colleagues that, for us, it was not news, but for a lot of people, I think it will be.
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But it's still worth asking: What are the ethics and rationale (beyond profit) of regurgitating the same plot devices, and perpetuating the same racial ideas and dynamics, over and over and over again?
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Because I was one of those people that had the door slammed in my face over and over and over again when I was wanting to make content that made us feel good.
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But we're basically looking at doing this over and over and over again, even after a five-month period of strict social distancing, in order to curb cases until we have a vaccine.
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Celebrate Christmas in July by watching Chevy Chase hurt himself over and over (and over) again in this film that centers on the Griswolds, who are celebrating the holiday with their dysfunctional family.
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Celebrate Christmas in July by watching Chevy Chase hurt himself over and over (and over) again in this film that centers on the Griswolds, who are celebrating the holiday with their dysfunctional family.
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Unless you are some sort of psycho, you don't watch 40 three-minute videos in a row, you don't make playlists of video, you don't watch video over and over and over again.
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I heard these sounds over and over, in different orders.
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Hard to not watch this over and over again... pic.twitter.
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So we wind up getting takeout over and over again.
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He relies on the same methods over and over again.
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Doing the same thing over and over expecting different results.
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PERINO: So you would just play it over and over?
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I know that's what I did, over and over again.
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We've been telling it over and over again for centuries.
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That's what's been shoved down my throat over and over.
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I've been conditioned to prove myself over and over again.
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Okada's knee gets wrenched, over and over, and you gasp.
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So then we started doing that over and over again.
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And that's what Long Shot does, over and over again.
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Over and over again, he praised her for her tenacity.
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Over and over, people were successfully seeing the ban lifted.
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That sense of superiority was reinforced over and over again.
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"Just over and over, I keep replaying it," he said.
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Their dad is their hero, both said over and over.
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He starts babbling and repeating one phrase over and over.
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And that's something he tells you over and over again.
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It means seeing the same people over and over again.
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If you'd prefer, watch the clip over and over again.
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Sit in the car and say it over and over.
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Is it to kill Stephon Clark over and over again?
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Repeating a myth over and over doesn't make it true.
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He promises over and over to make America great again.
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"It's a grilled-cheese sandwich rhetorically over and over again."
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Over and over again, Kavanaugh dodged questions on pressing issues.
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"He's just repeating himself over and over again," O'Leary said.
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We are going to watch this over and over again.
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Or are they reusing the same adhesive over and over?
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"I say it over and over," Retton, 48, tells PEOPLE.
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In fact, they've been doing it over and over again.
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The upside is the cure: playing Mitski over and over.
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I wanted to keep doing it over and over again.
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He can score points by hammering this over and over.
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Everyone is making the same joke over and over again.
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Cramer sees the same roller coaster ride over and over.
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We've seen it over and over whenever tragedy has struck.
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Only pick things you wouldn't mind doing over and over.
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Marie watches as she texts Trick over and over again.
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Over and over, it's this assumption that gets utopian thinkers
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And they say over and over, the system needs reform.
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I kept hitting refresh, over and over to no avail.
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Anyway, the old man kept saying it over and over.
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President Trump has said over and over again to me.
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I ask myself the same questions over and over again.
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I'll be playing DS2 over and over in the meantime.
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So we have to keep shooting it over and over.
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Trump swore over and over that he cared for veterans.
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She played the accident over and over in her mind.
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He loved the movies, watching them over and over again.
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The loop continues, over and over, as natural as breathing.
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Glass is coming back, it's recycled over and over again.
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Todd recalls one meeting where he apologized, over and over.
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"It's the news media over and over again," Spicer said.
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But that's what they keep saying over and over again.
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They recognize and award the same people, over and over.
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I will try to destroy us, over and over again.
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He repeats words over and over again: tremendous, great, horrible.
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"Here's what we've said, over and over again," he said.
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"Deadpool, I didn't see Deadpool," she sobs over and over.
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Detoxing, for one, has been debunked over and over again.
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Hershey has tried to move beyond chocolate over and over.
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What if writing your name over and over doesn't help?
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This process is doomed to repeat itself over and over.
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These are questions that Morisseau asks over and over again.
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Price described over and over again as long and happy.
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The clip played in a loop, over and over again.
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"What the f--- happened?" he asked himself, over and over.
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Until they are seen over and over again, that is.
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Social science has proven this point over and over again.
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He repeated untruths, and he repeated himself over and over.
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There's so many stories of this over and over again.
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I find myself asking these questions over and over again.
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Barry kept reconstructing the time line over and over again.
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If he repeated, over and over, "Fake Sports" -- same problem.
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They throw false charges at you over and over again.
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The artist whose cartoons were turned down over and over.
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"Why didn't he kill me?" he repeated over and over.
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And they promised over and over again to repeal it.
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You just keep not seeing it over and over again.
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Over and over, he's told efficacy is beside the point.
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She was asking us the same questions over and over.
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And a bulbous sagging gash sutured over and over where . . .
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I listened to every live song over and over again.
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Like a song that you play over and over again.
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This is classic activity, it happens over and over again.
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It pays — over and over again — to be a monopolist.
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I want to make the same marks over and over.
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He reacts by slamming a bathroom door over and over.
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And I kept reading the same paragraph over and over.
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We've seen Republicans make this calculation over and over again.
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You're dealing with the same guy over and over again.
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A similar media narrative is constructed over and over again.
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You're going to be told you can't over and over.
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He scoured the rooms over and over, but found nothing.
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It's even better when we do it over and over.
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He replays this image over and over in his head.
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"I've seen it happen over and over again," he said.
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It was drilled into new recruits over and over again.
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They need to be experienced and used over and over.
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Black Room is meant to be played over and over.
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Gillespie has hammered him over and over for the inconsistency.
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Repeat them over and over to help encode the memory.
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I read them over and over until I fell asleep.
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You usually don't read news articles over and over again.
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"I argued with my colleagues over and over," he said.
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They merely break each other's hearts over and over again.
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It's why we get sucked into it over and over.
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You used the word 'no collusion' over and over again.
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Familial resolutions need to be made over and over again.
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Hillary's penchant for privacy cost her over and over again
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Everybody could understand, because they'd seen it over and over.
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Repeating the same information over and over is another sign.
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I can literally watch this movie over and over again.
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Simply typing "I'm sorry" over and over again won't do.
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I've been listening to it over and over for years.
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I have been choosing the latter, over and over again.
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"No!" she screamed, calling out his name over and over.
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We watch them over and over again on girls nights.
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I considered why she repeated these stories over and over.
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I keep hearing the same thing over and over again.
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Each day, they sort and grasp trash over and over.
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KERNEN: WE DO THE SAME THINGS OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
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And I've tried over and over to make those points.
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It's just too tiring to endure over and over again.
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Conservatives "have been burned over and over again," he said.
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And yet, it took center stage over and over again.
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This is one cost that parents mentioned over and over.
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Do it!' over and over, and I just kept on.
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"It keeps coming up over and over again," Levey said.
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Trump announces over and over that elections are not fair.
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"Run away from me, baby," he insisted, over and over.
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You earn everything, every single day, over and over again.
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Because, well, it's been proven right over and over again.
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We can't keep having the same mistakes over and over.
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He's asking over and over to be able to speak.
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They listened to the songs for hours, over and over.
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She's heard the same type of disparagement over and over.
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They were "farmers," plowing the same fields over and over.
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Repeat, over and over, until a groove has been established.
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"Just did that same thing over and over," he said.
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"I made her do it over and over," he said.
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Evolution reused the same genetic program over and over again.
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Her fans responded immediately, replaying the song over and over.
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And we'll pay money over and over to avoid it.
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"I fucking love it," he says over and over again.
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"It's the same thing over and over again," He says.
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A sturdy bag she can use over and over again
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We were eating and drinking wine, over and over again.
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Frustrated. I feel frustrated when it occurs over and over.
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Republicans played Pelosi's comment over and over again for years.
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Over and over again, Republicans have chosen outcomes over norms.
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The anti-Trump sycophants who have been wrong over and over and over again, actively now in the position of having to root for failure of the president, that means failure for the country?
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"I woke up to the sound of my phone just dinging over and over and over again," she told Entertainment Weekly of friends texting her the happy news while she was still in bed.
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Boosting online advertising is "mentioned over and over and over again on practically every retail conference call I've been on," he noted as Facebook's stock gained 2743 percent intraday before settling up 1.7 percent.
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Lesbians have gotten this same message over and over and over again: It's bad and wrong and gross for you to be gay, unless you're putting on a show for the pleasure of men.
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And also that this has happened over and over and over again, and every time it does, we get upset and then we come to grips with it and then we forget about it.
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The undead nature of the digital world causes the dead to die over and over and over again, and by extension repeatedly rips off the scabs that strive to form over these deep wounds.
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That was when the inevitable onslaught of tiny, red razor bumps and unsightly ingrowns soon speckled my sensitive bikini line — a result of dragging a razor across it over and over and over again.
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If you're a regular at a coffee shop or some other small business that uses Square's checkout system, you've seen the same gray-and-white screens — tip, signature, receipt — over and over and over.
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That may not seem particularly surprising, as the Facebook founder has spent the last several weeks on a whirlwind apology tour, where he's repeated the same talking points over and over and over again.
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In the two weeks before a product was intro'd, it would be just crazy with Steve coming in and sitting and watching the keynote demos over and over and over again and refining them.
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"When I lay in bed and stare at the ceiling, I'm going to kick myself over and over and over because I knew I practiced them too hard," he told reporters after the loss.
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"Often it's companies that have just copy and pasted that exact same language over and over and over again between exemptions," said Arthur Holland Michel, co-director at Center for Study of the Drone.
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When there was no one around that might potentially feed them, one of the sea lions stared at the door, and the other swam in the same circle over and over and over again.
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"If you fold something over and over and over again on that same seam, where you're introducing stresses by bending, eventually those stresses are going to lead to some sort of failure," says Harrison.
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We've talked over and over and over again how our business — I still feel part of this business — is going to return to growth by subscription and advertising, living side by side one another.
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"So for 20 years 'The Dinner Party,' which is a symbolic history of women in western civilization, was described in The Times over and over and over as 'vaginas on plates,'" Ms. Chicago said.
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"Encinitas lifeguards here along with the state park lifeguards, we warn people excessively throughout the year... we tell people over and over and over to stay back from these naturally eroding cliffs," he said.
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And as they do that and as they fight for subscribers, the only way to survive for somebody like Disney is to acquire and to bolt on acquisitions over and over and over again.
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"We're trying to get to the facts of the case and when we hear the same thing over and over and over again, it's not the tone that matters at that point," said Sen.
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But I agree with you, Todd, that the show desperately needs to find something new for June to do besides try to escape and then narrowly get recaptured, over and over and over again.
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"They can change the dates all they want — we've tried this over and over and over, and it has not worked," said Tony Quinn, a political analyst and former Republican legislative aide in California.
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Rather than a meaningful dialogue we get tit for tat missile tests, over and over and over again—with each side releasing photos and videos to show just how great they are at launching missiles.
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I can see what he's doing technically and tactically but he has been doing it against fighters who have no business being in the ring with him, over and over and over for four years.
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"Over and over and over again, the media does not represent conservative America," Culver said, complaining that reporters had done too little to probe the Clinton marriage and had no interest in traditional family issues.
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When we knew that we wanted to do this Groundhog Day thing where Michael reboots everybody over and over and over again, it was very important we make it clear that they don't remember anything.
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Mychal Kendricks scouting report on Zach Ertz and Big V from Hard KnocksOn Zach "When it comes to blocking, you f------ hit his a-- over and over and over, he doesn't want any smoke" pic.twitter.
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He just seems to do what he says he's going to do, so why are you consistently surprised, or clutching your pearls, by someone who says the same thing over and over and over again?
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I am not going to continue to go over and over and over again the evidence that they did not put before you, because we would be here for a lot longer than 24 hours.
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It's like re-traumatizing yourself over and over and I just find it really interesting that's the main Indigenous genre people want to see and it is just the same story over and over again.
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"I'm not a big TV watcher, but my goodness, that's what you see over and over and over again," said Denise Lloyd, a 55-year-old dairy farmer from Schoharie County and a Faso volunteer.
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I grew up on a self-sustaining family farm, so I actually ate this kind of food growing up, and I will tell you it's the same old stuff over and over and over again.
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Lil B's "Gucci Gang" has mainly coasted to fame on the strength of its austere lyrics, in which Lil' B intones "Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang," over and over and over again.
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Because you can't write the same book over and over again.
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Tell yourself over and over again: Your attacker committed a crime.
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Plays like this happened over and over again in Game 4.
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Duplicating the same complicated process described above over and over again?
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But I mean, then you can download it over and over.
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Throughout the summer, this scene repeated itself over and over again.
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She can give you a killer 400 meters over and over.
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You'll hit the same theme in your newsletter over and over.
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I've said it over and over, but they're really well-coached.
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In others we simply repeated one word, "iPhone," over and over.
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" —Anne Phillips (Amazon) "I could read this series over and over!
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She doesn't like to wear the same brands over and over.
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Wu has had to publicly defend herself over and over again.
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"Damn shame," she muttered into the phone over and over again.
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Shareholders are able to submit losing proposals over and over again.
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I watch it every single year, like over and over again.
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Have you bumped into the same eclipse chasers over and over?
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It's like listening to the same sentence said over and over.
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Life in the Legion is birth and rebirth, over and over.
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"Well you just read The Metamorphosis over and over," he says.
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""You wish you could do the same thing over and over.
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We paced the same steps, over and over, as if caged.
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He has targeted reporters in 140 characters, over and over again.
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What question do your readers ask you over and over again?
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" Adair says she kept saying over and over, "Where is mom?
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The same guys get handed the best deals over and over.
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Allowing them to play their favorite game over and over again.
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"True love never ends, it begins over and over each day."
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It was something I saw commenters lament over and over again.
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The same North Carolina beaches have been renourished over and over.
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What I've said over and over again—it's not about pain.
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It is not easy to do this over and over again.
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They managed to say nothing over and over every five minutes.
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DO. IT. Via NBA I mean, watch this over and over.
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Are there specific questions that you see over and over again?
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"Yo, who's this hitting your phone over and over?" he asks.
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He repeated the words "I owe you one" over and over.
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I know, because you tell me so, over and over again.
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Cohen is on record over and over again stating his position.
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Trump called the Clintons "corrupt" and "rigged" over and over again.
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This is trauma that we are reliving over and over again.
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If you pretend something over and over, sometimes it comes true.
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Basically it's applying the same simple operation over and over again.
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Poems and chants from your childhood are repeated over and over.
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Just like she has said, over and over, season after season.
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She doesn't feel the need to watch it over and over.
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It was repeated over and over again by almost every speaker.
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These oversimplified characterizations play out in many ways over and over.
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You need to watch this Sidney Crosby goal over and over!
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Warned to get out of the way over and over again.
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It comes up, over and over again, without ever clarifying itself.
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We have done nothing over and over and it hasn't helped.
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Mostly I'm scribbling this is fucking surreal over and over again.
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And I think that is being proven over and over again.
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I'd borrow it over and over and I studied it religiously.
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What we saw, over and over again, was empathy and humanity.
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He kept reviewing the details of his ticket over and over.
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She called her sister's name, then screamed it over and over.
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One just kept yelling, 'Frittata, frittata, frittata,' over and over again.
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Multiple intelligence officials have made this clear -- over and over again.
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So we make the same mistakes over and over again. Oops!
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They exploited him, over and over, with three easy stolen bases.
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But there were a handful of destinations mentioned over and over.
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"We've beaten the Trump administration over and over again," Ferguson said.
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It's a lesson I need to keep learning over and over.
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He beats the corpse over and over while Claire shields Mary.
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Adding subtitles negated the need for rewinding over and over again.
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The words "Mami" and "Papá" are heard over and over again.
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OFFICER DOWNE Up from the grave he arises, over and over.
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Over and over, testimony in court refuted its version of events.
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I would like to look at it over and over again.
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We have an election and a coup over and over again.
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He just needs to make that claim over and over again.
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I mean, you get the same answer over and over again.
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American voters, however, fall for the same scam over and over.
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"The Feds have poured in money over and over," Young continued.
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But, there are some themes you see over and over again.
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That continuous infusion of culture refreshed it over and over again.
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Or you can just watch the video over and over again.
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I need to listen to the hit over and over again.
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But I remember you asking us for it over and over.
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That's the question that keeps coming up over and over again.
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The answer is disturbingly simple: Repeat it over and over again.
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Over and over, "All American" goes for the less interesting story.
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"Farts!" she said, over and over — her Midwestern way of swearing.
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"This will not matter," I swore to myself over and over.
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Over and over, penalties have not been called in those instances.
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"I heard it was 'just pills' over and over," she says.
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You find yourself coming back to it over and over again.
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The economy, we've been told over and over again, is booming.
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"Don't you want to be free?" he yells, over and over.
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It was the same story I found over and over again.
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You hear a candidate make the same jokes over and over.
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Phil is listening to "Over and Over," terrified of the possibilities.
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I said so over and over, but I didn't know how.
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Then practice it, over and over again, until you feel comfortable.
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He wrote me letters, and I read them over and over.
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It's going to be the same process over and over again.
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Over and over, Beattie closes the door rather than opening it.
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"They get themselves addicted over and over again," Dr. Sackler wrote.
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It was clearly untrue, but Trump said it over and over.
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He kept on punching it, over and over, with great deliberation.
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Over and over again, she has ruled out holding another referendum.
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In real time, and then over and over again on repeat.
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Sometimes she listens to the same episode over and over again.
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But continuously, over and over again, I was hurt by men.
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One repeated the address where gunfire broke out -- over and over.
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In sport, you have to prove yourself over and over again.
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Clinton returns over and over to a single explanation: her gender.
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They wished over and over again that they could go home.
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They hit the same pathetic and melodramatic note over and over.
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Saying the same thing over and over is not major news.
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Now jump over and over … yeah, your power level is plummeting.
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The attorney general has been doing Trump's bidding over and over.
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" She said that she told her students over and over, "Pazienza!
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With me it's the exact same thing over and over again.
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Tom Cruise perfected himself by repeating the situation over and over.
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I read them over and over and still read them now.
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And that I want to do it over and over again.
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This is what democrats have told pollsters over and over again.
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We will do this a million times over and over again.
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"Drain the swamp" was the phrase Trump used over and over.
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It's all the cliches, over and over, and they're completely wrong.
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It feels like having my heart broken, over and over again.
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Turner, over and over, uses his preacherly gift to counsel obedience.
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The pair did this exercise "over and over again," he recalls.
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For one thing, he said the same thing over and over.
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And he repeated the claim over and over through the week.
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Over and over, he told the kids to tie their shoes.
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"The system has failed me over and over again," she said.
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Of the strength that solidarity wielded in 2016, over and over.
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Over and over, I saw multiple takes of the same scenes.
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On another page, he wrote the name "Todd" over and over.
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"Look what you made me do!" she barks over and over.
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You're seeing it over and over again and it starts trending.
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"It's watching the same movie over and over again," he said.
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Expect to hear this loudly as well as over and over.
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TIMES INSIDER When temperatures dip, we hear it over and over.
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News shows played the clip over and over in slow motion.
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I worked that over and over until I got it right.
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"Viral" would be one video being shared over and over again.
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It's almost like playing the same song over and over again.
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"Relax your body," she said over and over, patting his back.
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He just kept doing the same thing over and over again.
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"It was all better back then," he says over and over.
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It was the same record, pretty much, over and over again.
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I've just now stopped apologizing to my dancers over and over.
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But the script lets down the direction, over and over again.
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PARADISE, California — There's really no training that could prepare you for this, searching by hand through the ashy shreds of a person's life, looking for tiny bits of their body, over and over and over again.
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Trump tried to dodge the question, as politicians usually do, and really uncharacteristically for a cable news host, Tapper really pushed back over and over and over and stayed on the same question for many minutes.
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Sure, it feels great to watch DiCaprio win an Oscar he well deserves, but seeing the same people over and over and over again every year signifies that other creative independent voices are not being heard.
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"If there's an award in heaven for forgiveness, having compassion towards those who have broke your heart and let you down over and over and over again…… I hope God doesn't skip over me…." he wrote.
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The big new feature is called Single Sign-On, which makes signing into new apps much easier because you no longer need to deal with typing authentication codes in separate browsers over and over and over.
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If one spends onerous amounts of time checking and rechecking the focus (in both manual and auto modes) and re-taking images over and over and over again, yes, the 100 years of Leica expertise emerges.
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When I'd see words backward, or I'd have to memorize a script over and over and over again, or it'd take me five months to read one chapter of a book because I couldn't compute it.
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"We've tried the moderate route over and over and over again for the last 20 years and we don't seem to be getting anywhere," said Susan Smith, the president of the Democratic Progressive Caucus of Florida.
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"With everything that I went through, it was almost hard to believe that it happened to me, and I almost have to hear over and over and over again to start to accept it," she said.
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As a promotional tactic, it is truly brilliant: game producers can guarantee a captive audience—kids sitting mere feet away from a TV screen—who are subjected to the same song, over and over and over.
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Slightly longer version: The reason Blum had convinced himself he was going to win was that he had practiced his acceptance speech, over and over and over, so he wouldn't flub things if he did win.
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We might not do homework one night because I don't want my kids to think life is only about routine and orders and writing the same goddamn word over and over and over in a notebook.
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" On August 2nd, military records show, an interrogator told Salahi that he and his colleagues "are sick of hearing the same lies over and over and over and are seriously considering washing their hands of him.
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"I perfected pitching when I was in a foreign cities and I had to quickly explain what I do over and over and over again to each person I was meeting on a bar crawl," says Levy.
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But it turned out that some units had an issue: they would register touches even when no one was there, leading the units to start recording over and over and over again, which is pretty darn creepy.
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I think what has been amazing to me is to see how students everywhere will seize hold of a good idea, make it their own, and put it into action locally, over and over and over again.
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"What I believe is the crisis has been mounting for years, and people like me have sounded the alarm for years, over and over and over again and tried to pass legislation to fix it," she added.
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Tim and Tom are set up at either ends of a table separate from us less technically–minded sorts, so they're not disturbed by us play-testing and going over, and over, and over the card designs.
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The hooks are there, but unfortunately they're overridden by a self-congratulating shopping list of women Calvin Harris is willing to fuck—because he gets all the girls, as we hear over and over and over again.
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But if someone around me has the stomach flu, I'm a nervous wreck for weeks, and it's hard for me to do anything except think—over, and over, and over—about how I'm going to get it.
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"I am not going to continue to go over and over and over again the evidence that they did not put before you because we would be here for a lot longer than 24 hours," Sekulow said.
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"During the campaign, I was shocked over and over and over again to see the type of attacks toward very strong, knowledgeable women," said Isabel Farmer, a superdelegate from Ohio who received phone threats after backing Mrs.
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These arguments seem, to me, to ignore that the right piece of information has been found over and over and over again, and yet those who support Trump continue to support him because he has no shame.
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It brought them up over and over and over, and it even trotted out dancers and drummers to offer as much of an approximation of Carnival as could be mustered in a room full of ad buyers.
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Despite what we've been sold over and over, he looks pretty normal.
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Trump has said this over and over again, since the invasion began.
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A young child can be heard saying "ow" over and over again.
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I make the same handful of meals over and over for myself.
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It tries not to give you the same thing over and over.
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Each viewing, you can watch the magic happen over and over again.
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I have been asking myself that question over and over for days.
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The only difference is in Greta, she's done it over and over.
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You repeat the same thing over and over until you finally learn.
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He said he told her, "I love you," over and over again.
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Are you bored of playing the same games over and over again?
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I keep buying the same pair of shoes over and over again.
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And psychologists have been able to replicate these findings over and over.
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Explaining the same thing over and over again upset her even more.
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We see this in the fossil record, happening over and over again.
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Instead, it just made us debate one question endlessly, over and over.
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As a matter fact, he has said it over and over again.
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She watched his video over and over and she fell in love.
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If you get the reference, you can remix it over and over.
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I've been listening to the CD over and over again, 1,000 times.
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You'll get a taste of that dark, surrealist vibe over and over.
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We've seen that painfully over and over during the last few months.
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I've read too many reports that state this over and over again.
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And brilliant artists help us re-imagine it, over and over again.
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Lam has said over and over that the extradition bill is dead.
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Everybody on this show has abused that privilege, over and over again.
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People made the same connections over and over, putting data into Zuora.
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Until then, we can watch Edge of Tomorrow over and over again.
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" In January, Cruz said over and over again, "I like Donald Trump.
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The solution, predictably, is flashbacks, which Jesse experiences over and over again.
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Repeat: THE PINSTRIPES ACTUALLY SAY "FUCK YOU" OVER AND OVER AGAIN. Amazing.
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It's like knives stabbing me over and over again in my joints.
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Like their videos, it's something to return to over and over again.
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And it was really hard to relive that over and over again.
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There are histories that need to be told over and over again.
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And yet he keeps falling for their schemes, over and over again.
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You could hear this voice singing the same thing over and over.
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And it was happening over and over, so I got really excited.
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They're happy to see the same story told over and over again.
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The dress is repeated over and over in seasons three and four.
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Trump was bad because he took the bait, over and over again.
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That guy got in trouble because that clip went over and over.
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I keep hearing over and over (inaudible) -- INGRAHAM: Kristen, certainly loud there.
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Cohen says it was personal, over and over again, not just one.
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Doing the same thing over and over expecting (sic) the same results.
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One surprising string of genetic code kept showing up, over and over.
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That would be the one I would play over and over again.
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I think it's a void I've tried to fill over and over.
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Some were watching Diamond's video over and over and then sharing it.
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Otherwise we are just watching the same fireworks show over and over.
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I watched as he disappeared under the truck, turning over and over.
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I just kept saying my vows over and over in my head.
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Savvy investors did this over and over, gaining big along the way.
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I wondered over and over if I would ever feel normal again.
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And for now, I'll be rewatching that dance scene over and over.
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And he reiterated that to me over and over off camera, too.
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Yeah, it's fascinating to watch them do it over and over again.
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So reporters did that over and over again, and Trump responded predictably.
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So far, the ads have been airing over and over during E!
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That was an area where Jasper came up over and over again.
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But don't go typing in Game of Thrones over and over (sorry).
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Think "Baby One More Time" era Britney Spears, cloned over and over.
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You have to hear a song over and over before it clicks.
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That seems to be a question we ask ourselves over and over.
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These were the stories Reginald made sure Myles heard over and over.
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That or you can just play the song over and over again.
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Over and over Trump et al demonstrate the validity of that interpretation.
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Or you can opt to charge your phone over and over again.
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Over and over, the guy would walk away and she would follow.
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Could go on and on and do this over and over again.
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The attacker can then relaunch the same attack over and over again.
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Like, oh God, can you really do it over and over again?
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BROADLY: What was the book you read over and over growing up?
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Seeing the same posts over and over, from three days ago. Terrible.
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She tried over and over to send messages, but none went through.
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"I called the winning numbers hotline over and over," Tina Ehrenberg said.
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Weathering many storms, over and over again: Isn't that what maturing is?
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I tried it over and over again and got the same message.
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Over and over for 40 minutes it rolls, hypnotizing in its repetitions.
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Repeat that over and over as you feast your eyes on this.
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Thank you for capturing so much joy on film, over and over.
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We are reminded over and over by some foreign newspapers and spokesmen,
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You can't use it over and over again against the same president.
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As has been proven over and over again, with photographic evidence: Wrong!
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Mr. Silver had insisted, over and over, that he would be vindicated.
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There's a practice of saying 'om' over and over again, like 'omomomom.
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Then she lied about her crime to Congress over and over again.
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The Washington Post: Trump advisers lied over and over again, Mueller says.
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If you let it go once, it'll happen over and over again.
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Products are manufactured over and over, and new buildings echo old ones.
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They usually show certain repeatable patterns that happen over and over again.
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The Haggler winds up listening to the same stuff over and over.
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Yes, he did wrong and he did wrong over and over again.
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"It goes on, 'Death to Israel,' over and over again," she said.
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When she saw Mr. Hines's video, she watched it over and over.
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Since the Holocaust, this has been the refrain, over and over again.
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Footage of Mr. Trump mocking a disabled reporter played over and over.
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Jim Crow was a regime that was created over and over again.
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I checked and rechecked every number and every formula over and over.
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"It seemed the same kind of thing over and over," she said.
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Avoid using the same password over and over again on different websites.
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He has little to lose by owning them over and over again.
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It's a scenario that's played out over and over again for them.
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