His aim is not to make us rethink American history, but, rather, to reexperience it.
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Does It Hold Up is a chance to reexperience favorite childhood books, movies, TV shows, video games, and other cultural phenomenon decades later.
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But "Classic" players were met with obscenely long wait times upon release, as they rushed to reexperience the early days of the game.
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One in five women (20 percent) reported mental or emotional stress, and one in eight women (12 percent) said the tapes caused them to reexperience a past trauma.
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That being said, I will probably never log crying again; the things I gained feel like one-time, lifelong lessons, and I don't want to reexperience the consequences outlined above.
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That doesn't let Byron, Belleci, and Imahara spend as much time together — which is too bad, because the best part of seeing them reunite is getting to reexperience their lovingly antagonistic relationship again.
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The worldlier girl urges her more innocent friend to do something illicit, and then the worldlier girl can bask in her friend's admiration and vicariously reexperience the sense of childishness; meanwhile, the more innocent girl embraces the chance to feel wise and experienced, like her worldlier friend.
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It was the first album in Bosnia that was released on vinyl. To mark the 10 year anniversary of his debut album, Frenkie released the compilation album Reexperience, which featured his greatest hits as well as new songs and remixed songs. In September 2016, Frenkie, Kontra and producer Indigo released a collaborative album entitled Putanja. The album was recorded in Red Bull Studios in Berlin and entirely produced by Indigo.
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Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum. Lacher and Mizerski considered the affective domain to capture the various interactions between basic emotions, emotional patterns, as well as moods and motivations, as well as the previously identified analytical and imagery responses as well. 7. Reexperience the music – This revolves around the listener's need to want to listen to the music again. The researchers considered this to be a key factor of music purchase.
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Shelley wrote the poem after the deaths of his friend John Keats and his son William who were buried in a cemetery in Rome. The untimely death of Keats reopened the floodgates of emotion for Shelley, inevitably leading him to reexperience the sadness and pain he felt for the death of his infant son. In the second line, “Grief too sad for song,” Shelley argued that the grief was ineffable, inexpressible in words.
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She is not only talented at music and dance, but also production as well. She is nicknamed "Banana" due to her name, her distinctive hairstyle and her habit of eating banana. It is revealed that she has previously won the Revue auditions, using the power granted to her as Top Star to go back in time and reexperience the 99th Seisho Festival's production of Starlight countless times before Hikari returns to Japan, an event unprecedented in previous loops. Hereafter she begins to show a strong protective or possessive attitude towards her version of Starlight.
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