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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"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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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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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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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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You could do that over and over, and over again.
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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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I've been conditioned to prove myself over and over again.
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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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That sense of superiority was reinforced over and over again.
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He starts movements just over and over and over again.
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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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Is it to kill Stephon Clark over and over again?
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Cooking is about failure — over and over and over 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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Then imagine eating that, over and over and over again.
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In fact, they've been doing it over and over again.
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I wanted to keep doing it over and over again.
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Everyone is making the same joke over and over again.
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He would say it over and over and over again.
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Marie watches as she texts Trick over and over again.
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I found my coward over and over and over again.
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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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And you're doing them over and over and over again.
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He loved the movies, watching them over and over again.
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Glass is coming back, it's recycled over and over again.
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And he says it over and over and over again.
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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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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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Detoxing, for one, has been debunked over and over again.
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And it has failed over and over and over again.
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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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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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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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They throw false charges at you over and over again.
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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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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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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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History has taught that over and over and over again.
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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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He has said it over and over and over again.
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You usually don't read news articles over and over again.
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I saw this happen over and over and over again.
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They merely break each other's hearts over and over again.
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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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I can literally watch this movie over and over again.
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People washed their hands over and 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 have been choosing the latter, over and over again.
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We watch them over and over again on girls nights.
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I keep hearing the same thing over and over again.
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KERNEN: WE DO THE SAME THINGS OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
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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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"It keeps coming up over and over again," Levey said.
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You earn everything, every single day, over and over again.
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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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Because, well, it's been proven right over and over again.
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Evolution reused the same genetic program over and over again.
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Then he repeated it over and over and over again.
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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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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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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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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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Throughout the summer, this scene repeated itself over and over again.
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The president has said it over and over and over again.
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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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"We do this over and over and over again," she said.
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He has targeted reporters in 140 characters, over and over again.
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Kids like to watch things over and over and over again.
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What question do your readers ask you over and over again?
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Allowing them to play their favorite game over and over again.
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It was something I saw commenters lament over and over again.
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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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Are there specific questions that you see over and over again?
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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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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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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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Basically it's applying the same simple operation over and over again.
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It was repeated over and over again by almost every speaker.
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It's the same old story over and over and over again.
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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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Mostly I'm scribbling this is fucking surreal 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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And I think that is being proven over and over again.
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What we saw, over and over again, was empathy and humanity.
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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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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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"We've beaten the Trump administration over and over again," Ferguson said.
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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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I've failed over and over and over again in my life.
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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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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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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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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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It was the same story I found over and over again.
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Then practice it, over and over again, until you feel comfortable.
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It's going to be the same process over and over again.
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"They get themselves addicted over and over again," Dr. Sackler wrote.
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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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In sport, you have to prove yourself over and over again.
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Mama!' in a distressed voice over and over and over again.
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They wished over and over again that they could go home.
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With me it's the exact same thing over and over again.
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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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I had to repeat it over and over and over again.
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We will do this a million times over and over again.
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It feels like having my heart broken, over and over again.
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The pair did this exercise "over and over again," he recalls.
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"The system has failed me over and over again," she said.
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You're seeing it over and over again and it starts trending.
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It's been proven over and over and over and over again.
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"It's watching the same movie over and over again," he said.
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I just kept rewriting it over and over and over again.
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"Viral" would be one video being shared 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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It's almost like playing the same song over and over again.
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Her record speaks for itself — over, and over, and over again.
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He just kept doing the same thing over and over again.
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It was the same record, pretty much, over and over again.
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They tell the same story over and over and over again.
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But the script lets down the direction, over and over again.
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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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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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Each viewing, you can watch the magic happen 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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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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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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As a matter fact, he has said it over and over again.
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Over and over and over again, NBC told Ronan to stop reporting.
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I've been listening to the CD over and over again, 1,000 times.
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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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Everybody on this show has abused that privilege, over and over again.
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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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They're happy to see the same story told over and over again.
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Trump was bad because he took the bait, over and over again.
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This is the same old thing, over and over and over again.
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Cohen says it was personal, over and over again, not just one.
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That would be the one I would play over and over again.
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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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That was an area where Jasper came up over and over again.
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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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That or you can just play the song over and over again.
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Or you can opt to charge your phone over and over again.
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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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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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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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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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They usually show certain repeatable patterns that happen over and over again.
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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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Since the Holocaust, this has been the refrain, over and over again.
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Jim Crow was a regime that was created over and over again.
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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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I remember saying over and over again, I reject the victim narrative.
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Over and over again, Republicans insisted Trump wasn't about to fire Mueller.
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It's the perfect reinforcement to repeat the behavior over and over again.
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It's trying not to do the same thing over and over again.
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Enbridge has shown over and over again that they are not trustworthy.
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Over and over again, there's instances of not being gatekeepers being problematic.
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I wanted to have a woman unveiling herself over and over again.
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Even the face in the mirror would change, over and over again.
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It repeats the line "Where's your car Debbie?" over and over again.
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MY HASHTAG #NOTOKAY IS flashing into my feed over and over again.
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I'd been hammering the emergency button, over and over and over again.
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Listening to the same thing over-and-over again is never great.
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She's screaming his name over and over again, but it's too late.
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We've watched this return to the spotlight happen over and over again.
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The stipend is $225 and can be done over and over again.
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BLANKFEIN: I TELL YOU, I CAN WATCH THAT OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
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He just replayed the game over and over again in his head.
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Finally, something other than the same biased opinions over and over again.
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We are going to see the same thing over and over again.
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"I listen to their renditions over and over again," Ms. Hanna said.
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We get into doing this thing over and over and over again.
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Even our attorney here, he'll tell the story over and over again.
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Do we really need to analyze what happened over and over again?
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"We ask you over and over and over again every year," Rep.
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"I've been asking myself one question over and over again," she said.
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Yet, in the history of warfare, it happens over and over again.
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Or do you prefer doing the same things over and over again?
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"Which is all the more reason to try over and over again."
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I looked through Alice Walker's "The Color Purple" over and over again.
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And that's what Cheer provides: evidence, over and over again, of options.
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We're just tired of using the same term over and over again.
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If you're using the same word over and over again in copy.
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It's not a choice you make once but over and over again.
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He's demonstrated over and over again he lies just about every day.
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They might scream 'banana, banana, banana' over and over and over again.
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I found affection over and over again but also brokenness and irresponsibility.
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"Candidates have said that to us over and over again," Correa said.
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That's the problem her books wrestle with, over and over again, obsessively.
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They might scream, 'banana, banana, banana,' over and over and over again.
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We know this because he has said it over and over again.
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And that he was able to do it over and over again.
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Half the students, myself obviously included, wiped out over and over again.
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I'd tell myself over and over again—I only get one dad.
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And in response, over and over again, we've done two things: 1.
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GPUs are great at running these hash functions over and over again.
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KS: And you don't have to do it over and over again.
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It's like you open the same wound over and over and over again.
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A frustration with the same, endless conversations we hear over and over again.
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We died in small fits over and over again, trying not to feel.
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Yes, I get to relive those moments over and over and over again.
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He's just a good guy, and he's impressed me over and over again.
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You're told over and over again 'Well, you're not going through the system.
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It's hard not to feel hopeless as this happens over and over again.
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As I've said over and over again: The status quo leads to disaster.
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That was one of the ones I'd be playing over and over again.
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He needs to say over and over again, yes, we know Russia meddled.
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"You can't go promise over and over again" and not deliver, Spicer said.
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But it's a formula they've done over and over again because it works.
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"Don't want to wake up 22," the band croons over and over again.
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You can&apost use it over and over again against the same President.
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Priests often confess lapses over and over again, with little effect on behavior.
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At least that's what Zuckerberg told lawmakers — over and over and over again.
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That hasn't stopped the argument from rearing its head over and over again.
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In terms of the naysayer, I've heard this over and over again, Jim.
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Yes, Keira Knightley plays variations of the same role over and over again.
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And I don't blame you, because why relive this 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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They do it over and over again, until all the contraband is delivered.
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As today is Groundhog Day, they're showing Groundhog Day, over and over again.
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"Our move into news has been misreported over and over again," he stated.
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"We seem to make the same mistakes over and over again," Stewart said.
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And since Election Day, the same nightmare has recurred over and over again.
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"Over and over again, people tell us they don't trust Facebook," said Khatibloo.
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Generations of Chicago Cubs fans watched their team lose over and over again.
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"Gone too soon," her mother said at the vigil, over and over again.
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After all, I have fun doing these same things over and over again.
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That's right, yeah, which she likes to say over and over again. Yes.
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Yet Obama has continued to do the same thing over and over again.
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"Some people get into the same relationships over and over again," she says.
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" On the chorus, she sings over and over again, "I'm a human being.
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If you keep doing that over and over again, you will inevitably succeed.
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So she did the stunt bare-armed over and over and over again.
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You can&apost use it over and over again against the same president.
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Matthias isn't using the same template over and over again because he's lazy.
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I should not have to tell you no over and over again. 6.
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It demands the sacrifice of human life, over and over again, without end.
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"People go on diets over and over again - and keep failing," Segal said.
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Streaming is literally what kids want to listen to over and over again.
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So many Chicago-based stories say the same things over and over again.
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I'm not just rehearsing over and over again to put on a show.
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Only one campaign has beaten Donald Trump over and over and over again.
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E: After a while, the same news gets played over and over again.
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Cramer heard over and over again previously about the massive glut in oil.
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"The contracts have been negotiated over and over again for years," Hart explains.
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As in, discussing heavy subjects like loss and heartbreak over and over again?
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They said "polio" over and over again, cementing it as a household word.
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I definitely don't want to play the same role over and over again.
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And you just want to keep looking at it over and over again.
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And we get to see our faves killed off, 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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They've already had to make these kinds of decisions over and over again.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We hear the phrase constitutional crisis repeated over and over again.
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Say goodbye to using and replacing messy vacuum bags over and over again.
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Elizabeth Warren, making fun of her Native American heritage, over and over again.
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They've voted for him over and over again for more than a decade.
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Whatever it is, you need to repeat those facts over and over again.
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Seeing the same statistics pop up over and over again online helped too.
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I got that house by showing up over and over and over again.
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These systems replicate themselves over and over again until it becomes this way.
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There's nothing more boring than telling the same story over and over again.
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I don't think we're trying to lose our virginities over and over again.
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Since 1997, the bill has made it to Congress 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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Over and over again, Tracy Martin reiterates that he is a truck driver.
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After the attacks, Japanese news programs played the clip over and over again.
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But those opportunities are just happening over and over again under Mr. Putin.
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The problem for Democrats is this a pattern seen over and over again.
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"We're starting to see the same things over and over again," she said.
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And how were they allowed to continue victimizing women over and over again?
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I can't wait to wake up next to her over and over again.
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I was repeatedly hit in my face, over and over and over again.
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We've worked ourselves out of holes many, many times over and over again.
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New Deal repeated their central arguments over and over again, no matter the
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We have shown our commitment to lead the region over and over again.
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However, many people seem to make the same mistakes over and over again.
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We were all intensely privileged, as we were reminded, over and over again.
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But a creator shouldn't keep doing the same thing over and over again.
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I read the poem over and over again, in the throes of catharsis.
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How many [crappy] movies do they get to make over and over again?
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They told themselves, over and over again, that Goldwater's victory was a triumph.
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"Can say it over and over again, 'It's a bad goal,' " Mason said.
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I began to miss curfew; she threw me out, over and over again.
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My mind was just blown over and over again from The White Album.
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They want to keep working with the same people over and over again.
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Over and over again, House members have called the White House's bluff successfully.
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Until then, we'll be playing the video — over and over and over again.
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When Becca was little, Gemma told her the story over and over again.
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"You've got to make the hard case over and over again," he said.
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Being disappointed by the way that things really are, over and over again.
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As the cells divided over and over again, their DNA sometimes was damaged.
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Ms. Middleton, 38, still replays that moment over and over and over again.
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If they don't pick up, just uh, try calling over and over again.
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It basically gives reporters permission to bring that up over and over again.
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"I've said it over and over again during these 14 games," Griffin said.
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But this year, the order of things was disrupted over and over again.
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"Why are you so quiet, so distant?" she asked, over and over again.
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"Hey hey," Mollenkof said over and over again when voters opened the door.
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That wouldn't mean I'd put it in a book over and over again.
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So this question that you asked was vigorously debated over and over again.
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"But I couldn't bear to read about those worms over and over again."
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One thing I hear over-and-over again is how businesses need certainty.
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Centrist predictions about which candidates are viable have failed over and over again.
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But flying into storms over and over again can, of course, be dangerous.
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Above all, here's what we heard over and over again: Please, be respectful.
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Most birds have a signature call that they repeat over and over again.
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It's the idea of wasting nothing and using everything over and over again.
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The same administrators handled situations on an individual basis, over and over again.
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But they didn't just watch "Friends"; they watched it over and over again.
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Hundreds of photos just have the template on them, over and over again.
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That generally led to looking at the same people over and over again.
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It sticks in his mind when he hears it over and over again.
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She's making the same mistakes in her private life over and over again.
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Democratic presidential candidates have been having this same fight over and over again.
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" Over and over again, Trump said some version of this: "Lyin' Ted. Lies.
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And he did that over and over and over again for nine years.
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He liked to tell jokes -- sometimes the same jokes over and over again.
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No. Look, we've seen this over and over again — three times since 1980.
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Around just creating the same thing over and over again, it kills innovation.
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And as history has proven over and over again, adversaries can become friends.
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Why has Congress let presidents get away with this over and over again?
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Turner is somebody I come back to over and over and over again.
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Or the man who sends flowers to your station over and over again.
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I listened to it over and over again, and I revisited it recently.
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Over and over again, Trump puts everything at risk to feed his impulses.
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" Her bottom line: "So if he can put lipstick on a pig and he can say, 'OK, this is what we're going to do with North Korea, and he keeps saying it over and over again and Fox News says it over and over again and other outlets say it over and over again and the so-called mainstream media does their both-sides-ism ... he wins the news cycle.
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In football, they let us cringe over bone-crushing hits over and over again.
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I will play this experience over and over again in the years that follow.
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I watched Live Aid over and over again and then I built the program.
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Twitter allows Morgan to reenact that kind of power play over and over again.
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It seems like they keep teaching, doing the same thing 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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Certification forced him to stew about President Barack Obama's agreement over and over again.
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If the bills flatline over and over again, why do lawmakers keep revitalizing them?
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Simply put, Oliver Tree would turn himself into a meme, over and over again.
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And that allows cases like Zawadski and Huskey's to happen over and over again.
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Which is the dumbest thing — I kick myself over and over again about it.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the pieces we saw over and over again in 2016.
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And genuinely, over and over again I see people fight, 'It's about the constitution!
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" "Those loans have been disclosed over and over and over again on multiple filings.
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But something funny happened after they continued doing the experiment over and over again.
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"It's such a key moment, they wanted that over and over again," he said.
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The same pair of shoes that you ordered, over and over again, for years?
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These kids are getting sick of reading the same books over and over again.
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As a kid, I listened to it over and over and over again. Really?
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This crops up over and over again, talking to patients, family, friends, and acquaintances.
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"Jennifer kept on telling me over and over again, 'He believes this,'" said Ritter.
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And as history has proven over and over again, adversaries can indeed become friends.
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Sure. We've seen this stuff manifest over and over again, so it's not new.
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It's a lesson some of us have had to learn over and over again.
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And there was one sentiment in particular he heard from over and over again.
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On the wings of an unfolded restaurant napkin,"Why Me?" over and over again.
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Along the way, we were told over and over again that we'd never succeed.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Lyft on Wednesday emphasized a new mantra — profitability — over and over again.
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"There's no reason why you should be entering your preferences over and over again."
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So Trump reiterated the Mexico attack over and over again on CNN just now.
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"How can this happen to the same house over and over again?" she asked.
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You've said over and over again, "Can't buy innovation," because that's in your DNA.
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We get up and do the same thing over, and over, and over again.
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I think that was proved over and over again for all of those reasons.
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Spoiler alert: One product is so foolproof, it pops up over and over again.
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This is the question people wanted me to ask you over and over again.
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Pastry is something you physically have to learn and practise over and over again.
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It makes Destroyer not just worth seeing, but worth revisiting, over and over again.
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Most of the things we hear repeated over and over again are, indeed, true.
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You've heard (over and over again) that gradual weight loss is sustainable weight loss.
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It happens when you do the right thing over and over and over again.
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Marijuana and meth are the two drugs that get mentioned over and over again.
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In my thirties I was getting tired of doing things over and over again.
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But re-watching this GIF over and over again, it looks funky as hell.
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He repeats the name "Trump" over and over again—and seems very, very angry.
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Over and over again, Carlson's colleagues or guests remark on how "beautiful" she is.
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It is characterized by repeating the same self-destructive behavior over and over again.
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He's proven himself over and over again since you-know-what happened in 2009.
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But that hasn't stopped Republicans from taking their shot, over and over again. Rep.
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Her mother, Sheila Deese, told CNN she watched that video over and over again.
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The Toronto team pledges to test, collect data, and adapt, over and over again.
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And I thank you, over and over again, for your time, energy, and understanding.
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"It started being 'Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus' over and over again," Johnson-Harrell says.
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Why are these people doomed to make the same mistakes over and over again?
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Unfortunately I see the same companies doing it over and over again — they're recidivists.
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They're unscientific because they're easy to rig: People can vote over and over again.
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I'm not a big fan of doing the same shit over and over again.
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It's about going back into it and reliving the details over and over again.
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There are people dropping the N-word, over and over again on their network.
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It got 1,379,902 views, presumably by kids simply playing it over and over again.
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Be smart: You're going to hear different narratives over and over again this week.
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"We see this over and over again in our studies as well," says Birkett.
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They've turned Kavanaugh's words around over and over again to really let them simmer.
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We've seen it over and over again: StarCaps, Bountygate, Spygate and, of course, Deflategate.
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Over and over again, the neighbors had the same to say about their mayor.
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Translate broadly, press down over and over again this is what you must reach.
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Sometimes, it's the equivalent of hitting a wall of bricks over and over again.
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Trump has made clear -- over and over and over again -- that he likes winners.
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Second, it's a way to avoid hiring the same person over and over again.
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This story has had amazing staying power despite being disproven over and over again.
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The following are the ten most common I've been told over and over again.
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Repeating one's self, over and over again, is the ultimate rookie mistake for beginners.
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"It continues to bring up emotions over and over and over again," she said.
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Last week, you may have been checking an eBay bid over and over again.
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No one wants to have the same problems come up over and over again.
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If we were really drunk, it would be one line over and over again.
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"Over and over again, she feels like [Jenner] can't trust Tyga," the source continues.
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Yet over and over again in our survey, respondents told us this process fails.
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Do you get bored of being asked the same questions over and over again?
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People will start to resent sending money to beleaguered areas over and over again.
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I would read the same page over and over again and not retain anything.
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I fought with every ounce of my being, over, and over, and over again.
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They do that over and over again until all the track pants are sewn.
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They are the ones folks trust, the ones who sacrifice over and over again.
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"We repeat the last two steps over and over again," Güçlütürk and Güçlü wrote.
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That million dollars was mine and I will say that over and over again.
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Not telling the truth over and over again -- about little things and big things.
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I loved George W. Bush, but he failed on policy 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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The same pattern was repeated over and over again in primaries across the country.
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But it's the story I heard over and over again at the Women's March.
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"Yeah, we can't keep doing the same thing over and over again," McAdoo said.
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I apologized a thousand times … and I don't mind apologizing over and over again.
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And his productions have this last flickering quality to them, 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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And I said over and over again that I never asked anyone to lie.
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We fall for the same $5 genuine gold watch scam over and over again.
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As a Jew, we've had our voices silenced over and over again through time.
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But, there is one keyword everyone will undoubtedly hear over and over again: impeachment.
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They are doomed to die, wake up, and be killed, over and over again.
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We were at risk of just repeating the same mistake over and over again.
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The way this show is structured, it can be reimagined over and over again.
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Engineers can program a robot to perform the same motion over and over again.
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Plus, it's a one-time purchase that you can use over and over again.
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Why wasn't it taken seriously when these incidents were reported over and over again?
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DALIO: I THINK THAT OVER AND OVER AGAIN, IT'S EMOTIONS AND IT'S NOT LOGIC.
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"These patients have lost hundreds of pounds over and over again," Dr. Twells said.
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I remember when I died—just the ways I died—over and over again.
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"In the security industry we're constantly learning the same lessons over and over again."
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In the new year, historically great programs have lost stunningly 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 have seen this phenomenon play out over and over again during Wheeler's tenure.
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Successful people typically advance by proving over and over again how intelligent they are.
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"I see the same faces over and over again at these things," he said.
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The goal is to make plastics that can be recycled over and over again.
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But without reform we will keep watching the same movie over and over again.
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Either way, it's a quality prank that can be used over and over again.
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Readers who know her love her and reread her books over and over again.
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He would end up returning over and over again for the next few years.
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Meanwhile, she desperately called her daughter's cellphone, over and over again, to no avail.
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We provide subsidized insurance to properties that flood over and over and over again.
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Tesla has struggled over and over again to ramp up production on earlier models.
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My dad will get upset and keep saying his point 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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For weeks, this went on — my intuition canceling itself out 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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"We've had two men over and over again for hundreds of years," Pelosi said.
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After all, I was told over and over again, I already had two kids.
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"Why would God let this happen?" she cried, repeating it over and over again.
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It will always come back; it will always reassert itself over and over again.
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So he keeps drowning them, over and over again, hoping to do just that.
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Do you ever get sick of painting the same mountains over and over again?
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I witnessed situations like Janine and Dan's over and over again in my practice.
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But over and over again, some annoying iOS limitation stopped me from making the switch.
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It cycles through over and over again: every 10 years, ballet is the 'new thing.
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These icons become slightly sarcastic when they're used over and over again, like a stamp.
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Just open the app, use two fingers, and swipe up rapidly over and over again.
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Here are five fake stories Team Snopes has to debunk over and over again. 1.
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Give him the opportunity to relive every thrilling and heartbreaking moment over and over again.
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Lying over and over again has no consequences, so why bother to tell the truth?
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So that kind of energy of firsts is what excites people over and over again.
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It's a line that Trump and the White House have tried over and over again.
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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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And this is such a typical Bungie story, as it happens over and over again.
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But it is a game about fighting them and fighting them over and over again.
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"You do it over and over again because you have determination — you will inevitably succeed."
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You'd have to run the algorithm over and over again to extract all the information.
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That&aposs was recycled over and over again and you know why that&aposs lame?
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You can probably find the same quotes from the same people 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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"It's frustrating to us because we repeat this cycle over and over again," he continued.
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Industrial robots are typically all about repeating a well-defined task over and over again.
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And you've got to keep doing it over and over again till you get there.
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We've literally been reinventing the same things over and over again for all these years.
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We again, at Vox we've seen this over and over and over and over again.
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Over and over again on the campaign trail, Democrats say the same thing about Sen.
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Pet owners could hear this over and over again and never get tired of it.
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Which, they hope, will induce people to return to the site 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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Trump did say, over and over again, that he is a law and order candidate.
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But like anything, when something gets replicated over and over again, it loses its depth.
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Keep clicking for the ones we're wearing over and over (and over) again this season.
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The answer I hear from them over and over again is, 'I'd rather die trying.
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Over and over again, authoritarian-leaning regimes have utilized low-tech strategies to quell dissent.
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DeJoria also looks for products that you don't need to sell over and over again.
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But 20 divided by zero is just subtracting nothing from 20 over and over again.
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The trauma didn't stop that night in June, it hurt me over and over again.
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"Just step back and lighten up" is a lesson I've learned over and over again.
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We see it over and over again because everybody wants a piece of that pie.
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Practicing that over and over again, and then it getting changed at the last moment.
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We all have that super-cozy tee we love to wear over and over again.
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And the assertion is being made over and over and over again that it did.
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All visitors got a keychain with his face, playing over and over again in agony.
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And yes, there's a part where everyone just chants "Ronald Reagan" over and over again.
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In order to maintain systems, we often repeat the same processes over and over again.
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" The judge continued: "His line over and over again was 'Failure is not an option.
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"In my head it was just the same thing over and over again," she said.
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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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I took the pill outside, and Elliot was calling my phone, over and over again.
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"What's most challenging is seeing the same story repeated over and over again," he said.
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And Queen Bey herself gave new meaning to the powerful phrase over and over again.
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"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again," Tung says.
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One thing we see over and over again is great deals on long-term contracts.
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"I said over and over again that the investigation needs to be done," Waters said.
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Remember repeal and replace, repeal and replace, they kept saying it over and over again.
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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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"If I was you, I'd wanna be me too," Trainor repeats over and over again.
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Asking the same three questions over and over again, and forgetting their response each time4.
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They can dry their tears by watching LeBron's Game 7 block over and over again.
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TIRRELL: BUT YOU'VE SAID OVER AND OVER AGAIN YOU WOULD NEVER DO A TAX INVERSION.
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It's something I've said it over and over again in interviews, so enough of that.
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We see this over and over and over again in expressions of surprise, or gaslighting.
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He has already repaid the "debt" of his birth over and over again, every day.
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Ponzinibbio's jab looked razor sharp as he found Magny's right eye over and over again.
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"It was coming through on Twitter, over and over again," King said of the rumors.
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Over and over again, President Trump has called the investigation a "witch hunt" and illegal.
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"I realized I was dating the same guy almost over and over again," Samantha said.
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"We kept telling him over and over again, please do not text us," Hill said.
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All of them, over and over again, in a kaleidoscope of colors, characters and creators.
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I was listening to it over and over again, and I would repeat after her.
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And yet the theatrics of revolution seem to mesmerize the left, over and over again.
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When will his voters realize they're the ones, over and over again, paying the price?
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Losing over and over again made him push himself to win, he said in 2010.
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"I'm having an argument with myself," Henry would say, over and over and over again.
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Picking up the ball and throwing it long distances over and over again gets tiring.
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I would say over and over again it was gambling and should be done responsibly.
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Batman, as we are shown over and over again, is motivated by vengeance and grief.
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But my team promised to actually repeal ObamaCare … over and over again at election time.
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Extreme as these measures might seem, they have been proven necessary over and over again.
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"I didn't really think that it was happening, until it happened over and over again."
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At college parties, it's often the same conversation over and over again: What's your year?
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You're tired of learning the same lessons over and over again, Aries—you know better.
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Not forever, of course, because who wants to travel through time over and over again?
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Emotional experiences and messages need to be repeated over and over again before they stick.
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Over the last few years you've heard over and over again that indigenous representations matter.
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After watching the fight over and over again, we are still uncertain who to believe.
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It's overwhelming, like one of those looping dreams where you're drowning over and over again.
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If you missed the moment, you can watch it over and over again, via GIF.
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We've won five states in a row in landslides over and over and over again.
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"I began to think, 'I'm meeting the same people over and over again,'" he said.
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He washed the same rug over and over again until he finished the six-pack.
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And it could be measured over and over again, month after month, year after year.
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Secondly, they tested their contingency plans over and over again to make sure they worked.
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The crowd said his name over and over again, as Ms. Chavez smiled through tears.
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Some of it's just opportunity, meaning preparation, as Oprah Winfrey said over and over again.
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During the retrograde, you might find yourself having the same conversations over and over again.
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You can watch that, one after the next, over and over again they do it.
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"Sometimes I think, am I making the same dance over and over again?" she said.
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We are just flummoxed and every day ... It seems like repetition over and over again.
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"You used the president's words — obstruction — over and over again," Mr. Booker told Mr. Barr.
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Some shots are sooo good that you want to use them over and over again.
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He and the crew rehearsed his tone, as he said "boom" over and over again.
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Sketching the Chicago goalie over and over again, he turned himself into a Blackhawks fan.
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When you meet with constituents, are you hearing the same concerns over and over again?
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They re-use the same ones over and over again, making them vulnerable to hacking.
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We saw this over and over again with regard to Russian interference in our elections.
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Repeated over and over and over again, it's a dirty play by a dirty player.
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"Everything happens over and over again, because of logical cause and effect relationships," Dalio says.
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The local journalists took the visiting reporters to Shah Sadar Din over and over again.
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We used the attention to get sponsorships and it kept working over and over again.
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So they're constantly in front of cameras forced to explain themselves, over and over again.
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Democratic leadership keeps doing this over and over again, and they should be held accountable.
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"I don't want fans to see the same thing over and over again," she said.
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I just keep talking to her, and just going over it, over and over again.
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Maybe I am too comfortable, too unquestioning of performing these calculations over and over again.
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To echo Khizr Uncle, we'll keep doing it — a million times over and over again.
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It's a name worth shouting, over and over again, for as long as it takes.
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The fish did the same thing — they swam over the platform over and over again.
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I was just in (the cage), doing it over and over again with no results.
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He's come along and he's said things, done things we say over and over again.
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It's fleeting, and you have to fight for it — over and over and over again.
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Because in your early 20s, you're the same idiot, over and over and over again.
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You'd hear it over and over again — people believe Meadows will do the right thing.
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They "merely break each other's hearts over and over again," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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Also, how the media reports on it, with things they say over and over again.
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"Doing the same thing over and over again without variation will not work," he said.
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He's drank and caroused and just generally burned his life down, over and over again.
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But the courts rejected Pruitt's arguments over and over again while he was in Oklahoma.
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Instead, it's about both people failing in their own ways over and over again. Absolutely.
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Research has shown over and over again that, no, cracking your knuckles does no damage.
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Behaviors include "mirror-checking, camouflaging and having cosmetic surgery over and over again," Hollander said.
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"We've fought too much voter suppression in this state over and over again," Barber said.
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The way this line is repeated over and over again only rams that point home.
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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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And these are the things we need to keep seeing over and over and over again.
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Before OkCupid, I was watching the same episodes of The L Word over and over again.
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And everyone else is fine doing the same thing over and over again, but I'm not.
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Over and over again, they offer up only the most stone-cold lesson: Life is unfair.
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Dustin This franchise really knows how to reference a storyline over and over... and over again.
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You see this over and over again in the West in communities faced with water problems.
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Over and over again, as vast numbers of jobs have been destroyed, others have been created.
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I went back home and tried to recreate that dish over and over and over again.
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I am a Republican, so it kept frustrating me watching this happen over and over again.
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"Something great, please, but nothing that could replace me," they would say, over and over again.
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But the alleged perpetrator was undeterred; he just kept creating new profiles 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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It's being able to tell that story, over and over again, in different ways, different characters.
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These companies are "writing the same code over and over again" and wasting time, Retool claims.
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The HTC 10 falls over and over again into the overexposure trap, especially in mixed light.
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It's a place where they can go to have their biases confirmed over and over again.
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Tyler Perry has also touted this message over and over again in his plays and movies.
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We're worried the future of our children and we've have been burned 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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P: Which Kardashian closet would you raid over and over again if you had the chance?
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But one can imagine that doing the bit over and over again might get old fast.Â
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"We just kept hearing over and over again, it's really not about the bras," Kerner said.
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It has to do with Trump, with being deemed a Jew bitch over and over again.
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I'd repeat the same pattern, hear some form of the same line, over and over again.
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"I'm not going to sit there and listen to this over and over again," Girardi explained.
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"I'm telling myself over and over again, 'I can do it, just do it,' " she explained.
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This is insane (making the same predictable mistake over and over again) and it should stop.
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I have over and over again led the fight to defend Israel, to fight for Israel.
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"What I've heard from boys over and over again, is how uninformed they are," Anderson says.
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Over and over again, Cramer saw big runs in stocks that were repealed on practically nothing.
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The show has proved over and over again that it is laying its bricks with purpose.
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One that not only could I watch over and over again but also just listen to.
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Food is a recurring purchase, with most Americans buying the same brands over and over again.
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"We see the same pattern repeating over and over again," ASAN says of the grisly phenomenon.
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When Dana came to, her husband was shaking her, repeating "He's fine" over and over again.
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"Can you imagine having to say 'jingle jangle' on screen over and over again?" he joked.
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It's Friday and all I want to do is ride that thing over and over again.
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Over and over again, the system processed the order correctly, but occasionally it got it wrong.
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Myst blew my mind over and over again, even before I popped it into the drive.
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" Figueras added, "I see him do that over and over again and it is truly inspiring.
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For every trash man, there's a woman willing to take him back over and over again.
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Plus, the number of bags that have to be lifted over and over again is difficult.
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We were lying in bed, and he kept asking to have sex over and over again.
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" He continued, "Lots of interviews, just like listening to him over and over again for months.
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One of my friends said every day is like a bad movie, over and over again.
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Saying goodbye is never easy, especially when you have to do it over and over again.
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Frequently, it hops back a few seconds and then plays those seconds over and over again.
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He does what he feels he must, which includes save Julia's life, over and over again.
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"We've acknowledged over and over again that we did not invent the Stories format," said Levine.
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Ultimately, it's exhausting having to explain over and over again how disrespectful the culture vulturing is.
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Bill Murray stars as a weatherman, who must relive the same day over and over again.
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Attention A Star Is Born fans: you can stop replaying the trailer over and over again.
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For players, succeeding in the NFL means meeting such expectations over and over and over again.
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Over and over again, Tecmo Super Bowl makes up for its lack of detail with flare.
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In 2016, Roger Ailes has been exposed over and over again as a lying, sexist fraud.
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The Angry Black Woman trope has appeared over and over again in film and on television.
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And we'll have the reruns, the memories we created to be played over and over again.
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We know it's committed to fighting fake news because it's told us over and over again.
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What they've done is shown up over and over again — and then they've figured it out.
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I would listen to it endlessly over and over again on a Walkman, walking around Boston.
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Bran telling Sansa "it's complicated" over and over again made me want to wring his throat.
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Why are they letting AD tell them what to do over and over and over again?
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The piece, performing tireless the same action over and over again, questions our relationship with technology.
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When Glickman was researching his book, "we heard three things over and over again," he said.
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"You have to see it to believe it" is something I hear over and over again.
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Haynes allows his visitors, many motivated by racist sadism, to execute Leigh over and over again.
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A sad, predictable, and preventable formula plays out over and over again in Europe and beyond.
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Cosby's deposition by repeatedly filing what is in substance the same motion, over and over again.
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I don't know why they keep going over the same damn thing over and over again.
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Hope and Change: These words were chanted over and over again during the 28503 Obama campaign.
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Meanwhile, his pal publicly degraded women, trans people, and people of color, over and over again.
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A friend introduced me to it in college and I buy it over and over again.
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"Kind of like a child whose parents lie to them over and over again," he said.
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Every child deserves an opportunity to succeed – it's a phrase we hear 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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When everyone is tormented by guilt over and over again, even torment starts to get boring.
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"You can see and feel the way her feet hit the pavement over and over again."
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I expressed my disapproval over and over and over again to a variety of different ones.
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" Farrell added, "His papers revealed over and over again that Chris himself has the writer's gift.
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It seems like everybody has Thanksgiving over and over again at Christmas and serves turkey. Again.
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We're told over and over again that more women are needed in leadership roles in business.
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No one should be forced to answer a question they've been asked over and over again.
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Sadly most patients will be seen over and over again, quickly accumulating a hefty medical bill.
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I'm just trying to feel that over and over again from a new angle every time.
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He just bounces it, in a very controlled yet slightly unhinged manner, over and over again.
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You can't just keep trying to make the same thing work and over and over again.
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The result is that we repeat the mistake of enabling systemic racism over and over again.
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One thing we heard over and over again is that people didn't want turmeric-based products.
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We know the stories, and we don't always wanna see them over and over again. 7.
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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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I can tell this story over and over again, but let's talk about something more interesting.
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Think about Abraham Lincoln as a change leader who articulated the change over and over again.
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I was told over and over again that in Lake Oswego, there are very few secrets.
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Maybe that's why so many museums show work by the same artists over and over again.
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They have indicated they were ready and available and willing to appear, over and over again.
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I remember sitting in class reciting my GRE score over and over again in my head.
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The website says I should keep submitting feedback, over and over again from different IP addresses.
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"I was losing my mind doing the same thing over and over again," Mr. Washington said.
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Instead, she is tasked with entertaining us by running and by killing, over and over again.
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American consumers have indicated over and over again that they are willing to make that trade.
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In large parts of the country, families have been forced to move over and over again.
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But there's a comfort in ritual, in recreating the same basic ceremony over and over again.
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Just a lot of redundant actions over and over again trying to get one particular shot.
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I didn't want to make a movie about a female being victimized over and over again.
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Finally, the solvents are distilled out of the oily liquid and recycled over and over again.
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Weiss studied those texts cover to cover, over and over again, developing an obsession with airplanes.
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It's set in a country house, where the same murder keeps happening over and over again.
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Was it a freakish anomaly, or could the Honeynut effect be repeated 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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"Over and over again, what's happened in our community is there is no indictment," he said.
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But repeating a brand, location, or event's name over and over again makes content feel promotional.
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AND WE'VE HEARD OVER AND OVER AGAIN THE NEXT GUY IN, THINGS ARE GONNA BE GREAT.
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I sort of was hinting over and over again on stage, 'Wouldn't it be cool if?
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"If you consistently perform well, they will call you over and over again," Mr. Landry said.
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He would start teaching the same thing over and over again no matter who showed up.
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He professed his "love" for Mr. Trump over and over again — six times, by one count.
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The House managers have made a powerful case for abuse of power over and over again.
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This leaves vulnerable children in the care of someone they don't know over and over again.
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Therefore, the ultimate goal is to make plastics that can be recycled over and over again.
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Who wouldn't want to blast a minute of Smash Mouth's "All Star" over and over again?
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But people who use Twitter have said over and over again it is not doing enough.
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What we heard over and over again was the importance of having the B330 on Gateway.
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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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In America as we have said over and over again, no one is above the law.
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A real champion is the one who can keep handling the pressure over and over again.
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"One word I would use to describe Elijah over and over again is future," Pelosi said.
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It is a very quiet book full of photographs of Graham's mother, over and over again.
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He repeats lies over and over again to cover up for his complete and utter incompetence.
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" NBC is now — as it proclaimed in giant text over and over and over again — "unequaled.
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It was really frustrating going through this process over and over again just to fail repeatedly.
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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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Even if you don't fall for the scam, they waste your time, over and over again.
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Like many similarly prominent filmmakers, Burns likes working with the same people, over and over again.
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"I have been told … over and over again, 'Not my problem, not my jurisdiction,'" Plettner said.
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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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We have tried, it went viral, over and over again to try to bridge that gap.
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The large banks repackaged and re-securitized the loans over and over again, also generating big revenues.
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Are there ways to indicate you're into it without having to say yes over and over again?
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The level of contacts between one campaign and one for national, it goes over and over again.
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You can see this happening over ... You can talk about this particular ... but over and over again.
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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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And over and over again major groups publish peer-reviewed work showing the absence of any link.
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"I had to watch the original Finding Nemo over and over again," the Illinois native tells PEOPLE.
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We know that some guests return over and over again, and that hosts do not remember them.
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Those affable interludes make having to play the same mission over and over again far more enjoyable.
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Now, picture them happening over and over again on repeat, like a record player stuck on loop.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs over and over again over the past weeks.
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You take this lie and you say it over and over again so that people believe it.
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The abuse of power is a phenomenon we see over and over again in industry after industry.
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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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She came out over and over again, but our cheering was never enthusiastic enough for the producers.
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That leaves us a lot of time to relish this snake island clip over and over again.
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You can't tickle the same pleasure center in your brain over and over again without diminishing returns.
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But there's one look — or cut — that we've seen over and over again: the shoulder-skimming lob.
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Check. A literal last-second twist that makes you want to loop it over and over again?
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Over the past few decades, Cinderella has been repackaged over and over again as a feminist icon.
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Patton claims Julian kept saying "911" over and over again and eventually, her mother called the police.
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"Everybody by now has heard a lot of these stump speeches over and over again," Baier said.
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"In terms of the naysayer, I've heard this over and over again," Cook said in the interview.
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Gore, the decision that ended the 2000 presidential election stalemate, the nominee demurred over and over again.
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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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But as we are reminded over and over again, Trump is not running a typical presidential campaign.
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Over and over again, she's been asked the same question: What can I do about climate change?
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How Oberyn repeats this over and over again while dueling The Mountain in Tyrion's trial by combat?
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But though the photos were quickly deleted, his persisted in re-posting them over, and over again.
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I couldn't have paid thousands of dollars over and over again for ER visits and IV fluids.
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The exes teamed up again in 2016 for a remix of his song "Over And Over Again."
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When Cozmo wasn't exploring the table top, it would ask me to play over and over again.
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Folded over and over again as if top secret, the ink faded though clearly her mother's hand.
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The president's opponents, it seems, are condemned to be taught the same lesson over and over again.
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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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"Over and over again, Carly has shattered glass ceilings," Cruz said as he introduced Fiorina in Indianapolis.
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But hell, it's a feeling we'll be happy to relive over and over again in our adulthood.
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Accutane targets the cells where acne keeps coming back over and over again and kills them off.
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"I get tired of seeing the same kind of [hiker] over and over again online," Bruso explained.
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To figure out where they're coming from, we have to watch one flash over and over again.
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"Insanity" is popularly defined as doing the same thing over and over again but expecting different results.
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It was always an accident, and that is what he told the police over and over again.
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Clicking back into the comments over and over again, the target gets no break from the aggressor.
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"Online consumers are sick of identical ads that promise value propositions over and over again," Zook says.
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A far better alternative to plastic wrap, this beeswax wrap can be reused over and over again.
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It was always an accident and that is what he told the police over and over again.
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But somehow that cycle of it just keeps happening over and over again and keeps you going.
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"Those issues carry more weight because people are having to disclose over and over again," she says.
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It has told the courts, over and over again, that parents simply won't be released from detention.
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"We were two grown men carrying a backpack, riding a ride over and over again," Wartinger said.
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Driving back home to Brooklyn, Palacio examined her family's reaction to the girl over and over again.
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Rhetoric from this camp's supporters, over and over again, returns to the need to reduce immigration levels.
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Here's what happened, and why this kind of violence keeps happening in Jerusalem over and over again.
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Never again will you have to spend minutes on reformatting that same spreadsheet over and over again.
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In one sequence, he resorts to creating viral videos for BuzzzTube, humiliating himself over and over again.
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We have been told over and over again, especially in September, that December would be our time.
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Why are they so consistently wrong about renewable energy, in the same direction, over and over again?
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You did have to prove yourself, over and over again -- all of us in that first era.
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Having made that decision once, the company was being asked to make it over and over again.
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Coding, for instance, is very much about trying over and over again before you find a solution.
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It has happened over and over again it is getting more vicious each time that it happens.
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"I've been basically saying this over and over again for the past four years," he reminds me.
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Rubio turned that narrative on its head, saying Trump repeats the same phrases over and over again.
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To explain the result, Sara proposed that consolidation didn't happen just once, but over and over again.
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The theme of reconnection comes up over and over again in these experiences and in the research.
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The clip is only 40 seconds long, but it's so mesmerizing to watch over and over again.
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The projection becomes sculptural and the anthem becomes a sort of trance, repeating over and over again.
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Often the same book about trains, over and over again, until it basically has scrambled my brain.
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A little bit of effort, over and over again, is all it takes to build serious wealth.
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I remember sneaking into the living room to watch that scene over and over again on VHS.
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A GIF, short for graphic interchange format, is a moving image that plays over and over again.
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Another example is John Marin, who painted the sea over and over again using excited, electric brushstrokes.
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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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First, watching a witty, centuries-old alien save the universe over and over again is absolutely irresistible.
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By imaging the night sky over and over again, we can trace some of these things happening.
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What specific insight have you gained from doing this and playing these songs over and over again?
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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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"It's really frustrating and tiresome to explain this to people over and over again," the doctor says.
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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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My fault is in reusing the same password, or passwords, really, over and over and over again.
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I had publicly stated over and over again, I have no interest, let's move on with life.
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By starting with the easiest, throw-and-go pieces you know you'll wear over and over again.
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But one thing I've been told over and over again is that I don't drink enough water.
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They do not sleep and can often be found repeating the same behaviors over and over again.
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Kelly's imminent departure has been wrongly predicted over and over again — virtually since he took the job.
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Everyone's telomeres gradually get shorter as all the cells in our body divide over and over again.
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"I think about that decision over and over again," Muilenburg said in the Senate hearing on Wednesday.
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A company that has over and over again violated ... But no change comes with saying it. Right.
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"We repeated the experiments over and over again to make sure that this was real," Righetti said.
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It's an arcade shooter with depth that makes you want to play it over and over again.
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"As a society, we judge ourselves over and over again — we don't accept our flaws," she explained.
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Over and over again, I made selections in space and every time I pressed, I felt it.
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Not only is it an invasive species, but it can also clone itself over and over again.
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"Our campaign is the only campaign that has beaten Donald Trump over and over again," he said.
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"And if you keep doing that over and over again, you will inevitably succeed," says Dalio, 68.
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"He should be sensitive because he's been caught lying over and over again," Giuliani told the Post.
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A lot of companies were solving the same problems, of connectivity and integration, over and over again.
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The only thing worse than turning someone down is having to do it over and over again.
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They lie, they weep, they laugh, they swear, and they tell their stories 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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The names, addresses and other personal information they contain are bought and sold over and over again.
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When it comes to understanding the basics of personal finance, Americans are failing over and over again.
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It's important to know what's going on so we don't make this mistake over and over again.
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The reasoning for this is pretty simple, and it's something we've heard over and over again: technology.
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First generation computing power involves executing an assigned series of tasks, an algorithm, over and over again.
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The word "white" appears over and over again, and each time she delivered it like a mystery.
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Like a neurotic who retells a story over and over again, his beginnings are always the end.
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"The same questions are asked over and over again about VR," Rodriguez said in her opening remarks.
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Rip told Gary, 'These guys have a song where they say 'Gary Shandling' over and over again.
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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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I wrote the simple part, which in the song is the same thing over and over again.
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To some people, running the same stages over and over again isn't the same as more levels.
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But rehashing his death over and over again on Facebook isn't going to help anyone move on.
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I kept repeating "I want to be sober, I want to be sober" over and over again.
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Three words rang out, over and over again, from Democrats' Twitter accounts Thursday night: obstruction of justice.
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During the drive to his funeral, I asked myself over and over again: What did I miss?
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"You just practice your ass off over and over again until it becomes second nature," Sosebee says.
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The fact that he died in a bulletproof, open-backed car kept playing over and over again.
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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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"In many ways it's an unplanned experiment happening throughout the world over and over again," he said.
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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 practiced the movement over and over again in the afternoon heat until it, too, became automatic.
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But I don't think it is acceptable to get the same things wrong over and over again.
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"We've been sent good weather ... we've been sent good weather," her voiceover intones, over and over again.
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"I didn't come this far to sink so low," Corey Taylor sings over and over again, bracingly.
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You do this over and over again, applying water when it starts to dry out, alternating corners.
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Mr. Trump refuses to correct most of his inaccurate claims, instead asserting them over and over again.
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Over and over again, I'd be told that the presentation was spot-on, and yet, no funds.
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It's a tale you've seen told over and over again before, one whose inherent satisfactions are eternal.
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Those men were used over and over again in the scene, playing multiple guys who are killed.
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Almost half of Americans (47%) use the same passwords over and over again, according to PCI Pal.
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"It's frustrating when you have to tell the starting pitcher 'sorry' over and over again," he said.
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As a director, she would rehearse scenes over and over again to push actors to their limits.
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" Reynolds tells his reader, "You will see these ideas repeated over and over again throughout this book.
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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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But over and over again, local water systems around the country have failed to meet these requirements.
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"Trump is constantly breaking Twitter's terms of use, and making exceptions over and over again," he said.
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Over and over again, a handful of Oregon Republicans have held the state hostage to their demands.
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I do love looking at it, though, for the story of transformation shown over and over again.
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Despite being analyzed over and over again since its release, Stanley Kubrick's final film remains stubbornly enigmatic.
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The definition of home "has changed over and over again for me through the years," he wrote.
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It's had the unscrupulous inner workings of its culture peeled back and revealed, over and over again.
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That is to say, our boat caught full air and slammed back down — over and over again.
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They then try to decide if they're meant to be together or apart, over and over again.
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She's just been sitting in there with the door shut, playing the tape over and over again.
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" He added that the president was upset at the use of "unnamed sources over and over again.
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I don't know that anyone gets anything out of seeing the same movie over and over again.
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Almost half of Americans, 47%, use the same passwords over and over again, according to PCI Pal.
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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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Almost half of Americans, 47%, use the same passwords over and over again, according to PCI Pal.
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And the people from that list who keep engaging over and over again would receive an invite.
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I've noted over and over again that Buttigieg's very favorable tipped me off to his potential rise.
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The replacement keyboards are the same butterfly keyboards, so this might be happening over and over again.
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If I just painted the loopy forms over and over again, there would be a continual unfolding.
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Trump has displayed over and over again that he cares little for the principles of liberal democracy.
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At what point does this old record get worn out from being played over and over again?
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But in these pages is the young girl who had to overcome obstacles over and over again.
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"It's easy to get jaded if you run the same things over and over again," she said.
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Over and over again on the campaign trail, Trump vowed to take office as the dealmaking president.
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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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Before she died, my mother told me over and over again that one day, truth would prevail.
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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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There's just something about the genre that we want to come back to, over and over again.
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Want to read that publication on your phone without having to log in over and over again?
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Five letters grabbed the headlines over and over again in Germany this week: T-R-U-M-P.
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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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It's an amorphous, one-size-fits-all quotation that can be applied to life over and over again.
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Now we've got to find a way to duplicate that performance and repeat it over and over again.
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The stock market rarely complies with expectations, but it does reteach the same lessons over and over again.
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Watching these feats, over and over again, forever changed my understanding of what human beings are capable of.
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"The relationship was a couple months, but it's mentioned over and over again in that report," she says.
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Someone's right over your shoulder making sure over and over again that this is something you actually know.
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