Mr Trump rehashed his arguments on Twitter the following day.
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"The House hearings rehashed what we already knew," she wrote.
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Again, the most relevant information is rehashed in Black Panther.
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Her ideas are rehashed 1960s Great Society, big government programs.
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We're not getting distracted by rehashed smear and innuendo campaigns.
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The 2014 film rehashed the same story, but from Maleficent's perspective.
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Hillary Clinton rehashed her criticism of her 2016 primary competitor Sen.
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It appears as if eatmyaesthetics just rehashed an old internet meme. Â
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In closing statements, both candidates rehashed their ties to the Empire State.
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It's easier to recycle than plastic and can be rehashed almost infinitely.
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"I've kind of rehashed that in the media with different people," Donovan said.
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He also rehashed the Russia probe, saying there's been "no collusion" by his administration.
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Firstly, I cannot stress enough how deeply mawkish, uninspired and rehashed Scott's cover is.
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But Ginn's videos surpass the rehashed memes and dance trends often spotted on Vine.
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But Sluss stayed strong as she rehashed the breakup on After The Final Rose.
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In an interview on Meet the Press, Carson rehashed a story of his violent past.
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By comparison, Resurgence is an echo of a rehashed notion, as irrelevant as it is
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However, the improved visual quality of the experiences makes it feel more original than rehashed.
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Like the Vines—they sounded more like a rehashed grunge band than a garage band.
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Most food-grade plastics, in contrast, are "downcycled," their quality degrading each time they're rehashed.
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After 9/11, a spate of films emerged that rehashed many of the old terrorist tropes.
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Now, that memory is going to be rehashed in an HBO-produced drama, starring Al Pacino.
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Thus far, she's rehashed her anger at her father's dark pragmatism, and flirted lightly with Nick.
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How many of you will read, listen to or watch 2017 being rehashed in some form?
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Relieved and exhausted, they took a long-overdue break, and rehashed the insanity of the flight.
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" True to her word, in the same episode, the pair rehashed what happened in Costa Rica. "Yeah.
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Sonny Perdue, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, recently rehashed talking points from lobbyists at the School Nutrition Association.
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There were some new (and of course some rehashed) details on the specs of the bike though.
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Instead, he mostly rehashed arguments that he has already made on Twitter or at recent news conferences.
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TVs at the bar tuned to Fox News analysts who rehashed the Justice Department's inspector general report.
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" Fallon dismissed the report, saying it rehashed an "inter-agency dispute about what's classified and what's not.
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It also rehashed several of the same worries genealogists had when FamilyTreeDNA began quietly working with the FBI.
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But she also expressed some fatigue at the frequency with which the topic has been rehashed this year.
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It's unclear from PepsiCo's announcements whether it'll use new or rehashed aluminum in its new line of products.
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In each case, Zuckerberg rehashed previous comments and blog posts, offering little in the way of new information.
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"The contrast between serious policy and just these rehashed conspiracy theories that Trump was peddling was sharp," he said.
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As for the rest of the debate, it rehashed many of the same minor arguments from previous Clinton vs.
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Ryan's PowerPoint presentation at the IRS rehashed arguments that the company had been making for the past 15 years.
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"As the election draws nearer, every day comes with a frantic, rehashed Republican attack on Secretary Clinton," he said.
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But the rehashed Scooby-Doo episode is actually a collaboration among 21 different artists, created in "four-ish" days.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, and businessman Tom Steyer — squabbled over technicalities and rehashed their campaigns&apos main talking points.
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During the interview she rehashed her life within the drug cartels and made it clear she felt no remorse.
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DePaola rehashed the rumor while getting runway ready with Catania, 46, and Siggly Flicker, who were walking in the show.
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The first overtime got off to an amazing start, which Lynam rehashed with a laugh he didn't have that night.
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New rules will unfold, alliances will be rehashed and surprising twists will arise in the grittiest, most hardcore season ever.
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"Privacy" doesn't provide much material that hasn't been rehashed many times in newspaper and magazine (and blog and vlog) essays.
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Critical phone records were subpoenaed The Democratic report largely rehashed weeks of public testimony and private depositions from key witnesses.
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Drama is rehashed as comedy, truth gradually morphs into blather — what constitutes any reality becomes inscrutable but increasingly subject to question.
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Hillary Clinton slammed the Democratic Party on Wednesday as she rehashed the 2016 election, saying she inherited a "nonexistent" data operation.
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Increasingly, I don't want it to be my source of rehashed news stories and my opportunity to preach to the choir.
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Netflix just recently released its Ted Bundy Tapes which rehashed the serial killer's story and sent a chill down all our spines.
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Mayer and Swift are both single at the moment, but it didn't seem like they rehashed any buried feelings for each other.
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His status as a Hall of Famer and even as a shill for Bowery Savings and Mr. Coffee have been endlessly rehashed.
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But fandom is what it is—Brand New evolved and persisted while their once-peers rehashed and scratched around for stagnant fanbases.
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They are finding an identity in the music and the rehashed 90s branded sports gear and fur coats they like to wear.
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The details of Alexie's early life, some of which he has rehashed in his many books of fiction and poetry, are engrossing.
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Brady's preparation involves more than the avocado ice cream and soft-tissue massages that have become the stuff of incessantly rehashed myth.
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They also suggested the probe simply rehashed old allegations and that it cherry-picked information that was helpful to Democrats' political objectives.
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This is not to say that these rehashed attacks can never work, or that Clinton can't be successfully tarred this time around.
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How many data breaches and ransomware attacks will it take before we don't have to hear reheated and rehashed arguments against strong encryption?
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And yet his antics, when rehashed a century later by today's players, routinely draw the ire of people inside the game and out.
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That discordant approach is how the Trump administration ended up with a series of purported wins from China that are mainly rehashed promises.
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The whole ordeal unfolds a lot like a Real Housewives reunion show as old feuds are rehashed and characters revisit what just happened.
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Despite the OnePlus 7 having the rehashed 2018 design, it's the Pixel 3A and 3A XL that look like they're from last year.
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Logan Brain, 26, an instructor, rehashed a game from a recent adult tournament and asked the students what moves each player should make.
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Such discourse eventually wanes as emotions and the national attention dies out, only to be predictably rehashed once again following another mass shooting.
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In this age of rehashed and repurposed '80s properties, this may be about the best you'll get for a classic Mega Man revival.
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My childhood traumas got rehashed, and we discussed how my fears about motherhood, loss, and marriage were tangled up in all that muck.
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"We maintained that it was from rehashed, trumped-up charges aimed at undermining the duly constituted government," Mr. Abella said in a statement.
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Such discourse eventually wanes as emotions and the national attention dies out – only to be predictably rehashed once again following another mass shooting.
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The investigation endangers the ratification of the landmark United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement — the rehashed trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
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The segment, the most watched Last Week Tonight clip to date, with 27.5 million views on YouTube alone, was rehashed across multiple media outlets.
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One season after viewing after viewing a bad Fantastic Beasts: The poor writing will become a distant memory, the rehashed themes a forgotten dream.
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It will give you familiar, rehashed images of old men sipping café out of tiny cups outside Versailles, the famous Cuban restaurant in Miami.
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I want to feel like I own a truly new iPhone, instead of an incremental perfection design that's been rehashed since the iPhone 6.
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But had The Get Up Kids rehashed this album over and over, the close-to-perfect legacy it left behind might have been tarnished.
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The president's Sunday message rehashed a number of controversies he and other conservatives have seized on when talking about Comey's tenure at the agency.
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Dr. Seuss' stories should NOT be rehashed with Vulcans or Klingons in the mix -- at least not without permission ... according to a new lawsuit.
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But during the first moments of the hearing, Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham turned the tables and rehashed some of the flashpoints from the 2016 campaign.
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"Friends", "How I Met Your Mother" and "Gossip Girl" endlessly rehashed a popular formula, spurning character development in favour of on-again-off-again romances.
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It relies on seasonal content drops and a series of rehashed ideas, weapons, and activities that try to mask the underlying rigidness of its structure.
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Clinton's team has not released any formal campaign postmortem, though her operatives have combed through the voter data and rehashed some of their strategies internally.
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Trump has regularly trotted out the family members of American citizens murdered by undocumented immigrants and rehashed those tragedies to fit his hard-line immigration agenda.
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The rest of the debate generally rehashed the usual campaign talking points for both sides, albeit with slightly more fiery tenor than in past match-ups.
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Instead she rehashed announcements that Facebook has already made and pointed towards existing policies that the company has in place to prevent discrimination on its platform.
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It's that for nearly 30 hours, the ones that show up are either underdeveloped or else go uncultivated in favor of something fundamentally rehashed and reheated.
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Although the prosecutor said, "this case is not about politics," politics was front and center, with the rehashed memories from the 2016 election and Russian interference.
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John M. ImperialeHarvey Cedars, N.J. To the Editor: I cannot be the only person who found President Trump's State of the Union address simply rehashed rhetoric.
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A joint report by the British Broadcasting Corporation and Buzzfeed published at the start of the tournament rehashed cases from 2008, before the integrity unit was formed.
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The president's speech was just a rehashed version of his greatest campaign hits, aimed at his base, and possibly as an effort to lift his own spirits.
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If you don't, you're going to be reminded of it soon, as that storyline is going to be rehashed thousands of times over the next five days.
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Key concepts with serious, self-dignifying names, such as "default to truth," are glossed and invoked and rehashed so many times they accumulate near-mystical explanatory power.
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While much of the debate rehashed both parties' well-practiced talking points, there were also lively moments, clashes between lawmakers, applause and boo's, and eyebrow-raising comparisons.
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The Black Panther in comic book-form, first featured in 1961 and later rehashed in books by Roxane Gay and Ta-Nehisi Coates, was the movie's template.
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For a fashion brand to be so widely beloved within the industry, so often referenced, rehashed, and revered, Comme des Garcon is largely invisible in its pure form.
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At 5:25 am, ET, Trump rehashed his beef with Ball, who has been reluctant to thank the President for his role in his son's release from China.
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Too often the bullies in the story speak in stale clichés rehashed from the movies, and chance or magic can sweep in too conveniently to save the day.
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Google Lens is just a rehashed version of Google Goggles (albeit slightly more useful), and we've been hearing rumors about Google's standalone VR headset for well over a year.
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A rundown of the show's most dramatic moments also rehashed the time Bachelorette Kaitlyn Bristowe revealed to future fiancé Shawn Booth that she'd slept with his nemesis Nick Viall.
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At last year's Mobile World Congress, HMD Global — the current owner of the Nokia brand — played a nostalgia card by launching a rehashed version of the legendary Nokia 43.
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While Trump did hold a Thursday press conference with FDA Commissioner Steve Hahn and other officials, the event largely rehashed existing policies and work that had already been announced.
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This popular image of light-footed tyrannosaurs running after targets—which was recently rehashed in Jurassic World—has defined our view of how this extinct carnivore looked and lived.
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In the reckoning of men's behavior, it's important to consider the feelings of the women who could just pick up a newspaper and see a painful, old incident rehashed.
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While Bachelor in Paradise viewers got to see some very familiar storylines rehashed during Monday night's finale, there was one plot point of the reality show that remained annoyingly unresolved.
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After 15 seasons, audiences now know that the drama that unfolds IRL and on social media will get rehashed when Keeping Up With The Kardashians airs a few months later.
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Whether or not any of the really brilliant things are further developed or some of the cleverness gets rehashed in each speech, I'll be visiting those topics in coming days.
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There are a lot of factors that led to Trump's enormous success in this election, and those will no doubt be hashed over and rehashed over the next few weeks.
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Conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh rehashed those 2012 missteps on his show Monday, noting that he thought polls were skewed against Romney, expected a clear Romney victory, and was wrong.
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It featured stunning photos of hikers in a fjord, but as I explored the site in search of kayak reviews, I found the usual rehashed product information with links for purchases.
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Instead, Carlson, like all his colleagues, is a hostage to current events: what happens during the day helps dictate which kinds of people are eager to watch it rehashed at night.
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The lifestyle guru was on hand to assist Bailey, an employee of Stewart's publicist (whose wedding Stewart also attended!), as she rehashed her options after having doubts about her initial dress choice.
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Just last week, Oscar Mayer declared that, yes, the hot dog is a sandwich, and I clicked gleefully over to Twitter to see the hot dog sandwich debate rehashed all over again.
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Many of the answers have rehashed bits of information that are already public, but in its most recent 700-page document dump, Facebook revealed data sharing partnerships it made with other apps.
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" Singer denied the allegations and called the article a "homophobic smear piece" which rehashed "claims from bogus lawsuits filed by a disreputable cast of individuals willing to lie for money or attention.
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S.B. 50, which is a rehashed version of Mr. Wiener's controversial S.B. 827 bill from last year, would essentially force cities to allow denser apartment buildings near transit stops and job centers.
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They ordered copies of the Union officer Sullivan Ballou's letter after it was read during the first episode and rehashed the previous night's events at work and in schools the next day.
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It was the one significant interruption in a final hour that revisited and rehashed the major conflicts this season in a way that left all of the women simply acknowledging each other's differences.
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He said the ad model that is dominant in online media skews publishers' incentives toward "slideshows, rehashed news and clickbait," because all of that is enticing to readers but dirt cheap to produce.
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At no point in the piece does Dunham make a fresh apology; rather, old ones are rehashed and amount to nothing more than the conclusion that what you see is what you get.
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Trump attacked the reporter for the mistake the following day, during an address at the CIA and rehashed the incident again last Thursday, calling it a "serious charge" that implied he is racist.
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Nixey rehashed the arguments of 23716th-century historian Edward Gibbon, blaming Christians for the widespread destruction of classical antiquity — its monuments as well as its texts — and the fall of the Roman Empire.
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" Pence, the governor of Indiana, rehashed those comments while addressing students at Liberty University, a Christian university in Virginia, lamenting "this time of condescension and, at times, overt hostility to people of faith.
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But once you've read one, you've read them all: the same ancient photos of some phone chargers slotted into a paperclip, rehashed when it's been a low-yielding week on the content farm.
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MORE and the press — rehashed his Electoral College victory, and joked that his Health and Human Services secretary could be fired if Congress fails to pass a plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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He is an American Royal National Barbecue Hall of Fame member, and so insisted that even though it's aboard a ship, the barbecue had to be hall of fame-worthy — not reheated and rehashed.
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Three days later, Bieber's label, Island Def Jam Music Group, rehashed the issue, issuing a takedown notice for the tune before retracting the statement after learning that the artist himself had posted the tune.
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The resolutions, meanwhile, have rehashed issues that have been hard-fought between investors and executives at other big banks coming out of the financial crisis, battles that to date Wells Fargo had largely sidestepped.
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The 10 candidates onstage largely rehashed their standard stump speeches in front of a boisterous audience at Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, at times taking pains to avoid the fights moderators tried to stoke.
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" Trump rehashed a bit of his frequent media criticism, mentioning CNN and praising Fox News, saying it's one network that has "has treated us very well … and when I say well, I mean fairly.
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First of all, it rehashed much of what Warren had previously said about her claims of having Native American ancestry -- that she had been told by her family that her ancestors were American Indians.
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The ringleaders, Anthony Zottola and Mr. Shelton, rehashed each attempted hit and planned new strategies in text messages, using a thinly veiled code meant to sound as if they were discussing shooting a film.
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Even as the media endlessly rehashed "Trump voters still like Trump" content, in suburbs and small towns all across the country, newly energized grassroots groups marched and phone-banked and organized, and tonight, they won.
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The media has rehashed the Serena Williams origin story so many times at this point in her career that anybody with even a passing interest in tennis probably has some knowledge of the superstar's life.
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A series of appeals pushed the dispute to the Supreme Court and back, as the companies continually rehashed which patents were infringed and, more recently, exactly how much Samsung owes Apple because of the infringement.
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With a 30-year tenure in Congress, not to mention his 2008 presidential run, McCain's legacy as a former prisoner of war turned public servant has long been revered and rehashed time and time again.
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Speaking in front of thousands of supporters in Phoenix, Arizona, Trump pulled out copies of three of his own speeches and rehashed what he'd said about white supremacists gathering around a statute of Confederate Gen.
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His column mostly rehashed concerns that many Republicans have long held about Trump's temperament and international relationships while stopping short of an active commitment to addressing the many problems Romney sees in the Trump administration.
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After Brennan and Noah rehashed the frankly tired topic of whether or not we should care about the Kardashians because they aren't "news" — get over it, people — Brennan got to the crux of his argument.
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Of course you do, since their case has been rehashed repeatedly on true-crime programs, including the two-hour special "Truth and Lies: The Menendez Brothers — American Sons, American Murderers," seen in January on ABC.
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Mr. Talty, an author of narrative nonfiction and psychological thrillers, transforms would could have been another rehashed biography into an absorbing exploration of one man's obsession to redeem his heritage amid familiar fears of foreigners.
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News reporters rehashed a common coffee claim this week that should have made you turn your head: that coffee "reduces the risk of death," first reported in a press release from the European Society of Cardiology.
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" They noted that it's probably so well loved because it reminds people of the classic keyboard cat meme, adding that because it's such a simple format, it's flexible enough to be "rehashed in many different forms.
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And her more traditional campaign event was in stark contrast to the withering post-convention attack Mr. Trump delivered against Senator Ted Cruz in which he rehashed old dramas about the Texas senator's wife and father.
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And Mr. Ossoff ran television ads that rehashed Ms. Handel's resignation from the Susan G. Komen Foundation over her belief that the group, which raises money to fight breast cancer, should cut ties with Planned Parenthood.
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While many of the answers include rehashed facts and figures, the responses shed some new light on how the companies approached the threat of countries like Russia trying to use their platforms to influence U.S. politics.
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During the break, the station played a radio ad from the Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC that is allied with the GOP's Senate leadership and is supporting Strange, that rehashed Brooks's primary attacks on Trump.
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Foreign Minister Wang Yi rehashed the offer, one that the US has heard from North Korea before, on Wednesday, saying that the US, South Korea, and North Korea were like two trains on a collision course.
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Roger Mathews shared a lengthy letter online Saturday morning titled, "A Message to Jenni," in which he rehashed their recent turmoil and responded to her allegations this week that he's been abusive to her on multiple occasions.
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Speaking before the Economic Club of New York, Trump largely rehashed his plan for the economy if elected president, vowing a series of broad tax cuts, trimmed regulations and stricter trade policy to boost the U.S. economy.
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There are false leads and close calls, but early episodes drag with rehashed Cesar/Monse drama, a bloated subplot about Cesar's father, and a lot of people talking about Cuchillos' threat but little evidence of its gravity.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren had it out over whether Sanders told her in a private 2018 meeting that he doesn't think a woman candidate can win, and yes, Democrats rehashed their views on Medicare for All.
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And as these narratives grow, change, and refract their way across the internet—being discussed and rehashed by people in their own corners of the political spectrum as they go—the gap between them is likely to widen.
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President Donald Trump gave his first Oval Office address on Tuesday night, in which he rehashed many of his past claims about the need for a wall to secure the border and Democratic resistance to such a move.
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In the first of their two scheduled debates before the June 20 election, Jon Ossoff, the Democratic candidate, and Karen Handel, the Republican, largely rehashed the arguments they have aired in television ads and on the campaign trail.
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This unfortunate tendency was visible in the days the scandal that has led Trump to the brink of impeachment broke, as the Times rehashed this hateful and disproven conspiracy theory as though it hadn't been put to bed.
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Another look from the fashion show, a red satin gown emblazoned with "Make America Great Again," was a rehashed version of the gown singer Joy Villa wore to the 2017 Grammys –the first Soriano design to achieve widespread attention.
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So six months later … it replays, and they've gotten through what they needed to get through, and it's rehashed in front of everyone, and everyone's giving their opinions all over again, and we're live tweeting, and everyone's chiming in.
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In a ruling on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Melinda Harmon said bondholders failed to identify clear errors in her decision earlier this year to dismiss the case but instead rehashed arguments already presented to and rejected by the court.
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We'll start with the bad news: Many of the vendors at Knott's sell rehashed variations of the same combinations — burger, hot dog, chicken sandwich, fries — despite having enticing names or being situated in different themed areas in the park.
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"We were coming back from an off-site in the UK and we were on the plane together and he turns to me and says: 'You cause us problems,'" Fischbach rehashed the conversation that would ultimately seal Acclaim's fate.
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For every regular season NBA game that merits a marquee national primetime slot — the kind featuring rehashed rivalries or the star power of LeBron James — there are about a dozen others that won't make it past their local broadcast stations.
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" Trump rehashed his plans to build out the military by increasing the number of troops, ships and fighter jets and, stoking fears of ISIS attacks reaching American shores, Trump also pledged to defeat the terror group and "defeat it quickly.
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Many groups of reptiles in the Triassic are now recognized as pioneering "bauplans" (body shapes) eons before evolution rehashed them for a new host of characters; it's a process not unlike discovering all your favorite "original" songs are actually covers.
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Hillary Clinton's accusation during Monday night's debate that Donald J. Trump had once mocked a teenage Latina beauty queen as "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" unexpectedly led to familiar territory: He rehashed his decade-old feud with the comedian Rosie O'Donnell.
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In a lengthy memo published 90 minutes before Ms. Bensouda's announcement on Friday, Israel's attorney general rehashed those arguments, saying that only a sovereign state "having criminal jurisdiction over its territory and nationals" can delegate authority to the International Criminal Court.
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While a certain proportion of stories come from genuine sources via reputable journalists, a far higher proportion are factually baseless and are disseminated by websites with lax editorial policies, often in the form of rehashed articles and indiscriminate gossip round-ups.
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According to a National Enquirer account published in 1976 and later analyzed in The Washington Post, one since rehashed in multiple biographies, JFK and Meyer smoked three joints -- provided by Truitt, along with the details -- before the President brushed off a fourth.
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It was Arya's desire to get her hands dirty that ultimately gave her a different type of bond with the Stark men – her father included – and those memories weren't lost on Sansa, who rehashed her jealously about her sister's bond with Jon Snow.
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The extensive political media, ranging from television to the Internet, and the vast expansion of political news will offer opportunities for the debates to be rehashed over many days, if not weeks, in a way that was not true in previous years.
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Since Monday Night RAW began broadcasting in January, 1993, the WWE has used hundreds of songs to accompany their wrestlers' entrances—some rehashed hard rock songs from known bands, but the show mostly opted for originally crafted anthems specifically created for their characters.
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Lastly, Scott said it's important couples continue to discuss their stances on these make-or-break topics every few years because people's views can change and therefore need to be rehashed and readjusted so the couple can stay on the same page.
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During closing arguments, Assistant U.S. Attorney Nathan Williams rehashed disturbing details of what happened before, during, and after the shooting, painting a picture of a cold-blooded young man consumed by hatred for African Americans and who dedicated hours to plotting his massacre.
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The two had performed together once on stage at New York's Capitol Theater in 1932, but it wasn't until they rehashed their bits in front of a Paramount bigwig six years later that they landed their first joint movie, Road to Singapore.
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It is a testament to the beauty and durability of Dylan's music that Blood on the Tracks even remains listenable after immersion in the box set — after hearing these songs repeated a dozen times, slightly adjusted and rehashed, beaten into the ground.
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Most recently, Baron rehashed his Elon-versus-everybody argument in the context of a coming shareholder vote on Musk's compensation, which will require investors to accept the idea that Tesla can achieve a $650 billion market capitalization and keep Musk as the profitless company's leader.
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So, six months later, when they've gotten through what they needed to get through, and it's rehashed in front of everyone and everyone's giving their opinions all over again, and we're live tweeting...so that is hard, for Khloé and I'm sure for Tristan.
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The FBI's legal battle with Apple over an iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters was rehashed today before the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which heard testimony from law enforcement officials and technologists about the role encryption plays in criminal investigations.
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In what amounted to a 77-minute presidential therapy session in front of thousands of supporters, Trump pulled out copies of three of his own speeches and rehashed what he'd said about white supremacists' gathering around a Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Speaking next to a memorial wall for fallen CIA officers, Trump rehashed a rhetorical battle over the size of the crowd at his inauguration and accused the media of fabricating a rift between himself and the intelligence community, which he has sharply criticized for months.
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But even after years of research, it's still difficult to predict what might go viral, and a lot of those questions about what to do remain unanswered and are rehashed each time a new pathogen comes up like SARS, MERS and now 2019-nCoV.
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While the self-professed pope of la nueva religión bops to rehashed boogaloo near the top of the Billboard charts, Myers' narrow escape from the stuff of nightmares provides an unsettling corrective to the notion of Latin American adoption of the genre as some slick sartorial pose.
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The question was rehashed with each new profile that accompanied each new attempt to place Kitsch firmly on track: John Carter was a disaster in the making; Battleship felt like the board-game-turned-into-movie that it was; Savages was, well, a contemporary Oliver Stone film.
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Holden's keynote rehashed many of the details the company previously published in its white paper, as he showed off some of the same figures and charts touting Uber's current ride sharing system and its nascent plans to develop a functional flying vehicle and urban aviation system.
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It's not just that the third time you visited him you sat in the car and rehashed the way it would happen, at least until you got in and sat with him face to face, listening to whatever he was going to say, sharing the food, leaning back, taking in the room—the little kids visiting fathers, the older folks visiting young patients, the celebratory hilarity of the homecomings lifting the air with a sweet vibration—sat in the car and rehashed the way you'd go in, face the mute receptionist, go through the air-lock device, and then sit through the talk on FREEDOM again, after checking your food bag with the orderly.
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Inside, the Colombian reggaeton star J. Balvin made polite conversation with the Taiwanese pop sensation Leo Chen while a sweaty and hyped-up crowd awaited what turned out to be a show of conventional and largely rehashed tailoring that drew on both Mr. Abloh's roots in hip-hop and his personal design credo.
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Although a lot of the hearing rehashed much of what has already been reported, the testimonies of Ambassador Victoria Nuland, former Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs and Michael Daniel, former Special Assistant to the President and Cybersecurity Coordinator for the White House offered new insight into their knowledge of Russian meddling.
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Reality Check: Eric Trump on $150 billion to Iran By Eve Bower, CNN Trump's middle son rehashed one of his father's favorite lines throughout his campaign: that the Obama administration agreed to give $150 billion to Iran as part of the terms of the 2015 nuclear agreement, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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Despite the fact that designers played it safe when it came to their presentations, choosing to take a break from using fashion to comment on global politics and keep the focus on the art of it all, Pitti Uomo rehashed the conversation that's plagued the New York system for seasons: Will New York ever get its groove back?
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Johnson and President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE have both expressed optimism that Washington and London can approve a rehashed trade agreement shortly following Brexit.
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"Indeed, many of these events occurred years ago, or during a high-pressure U.S. presidential campaign he managed when his time was extraordinarily limited, or during the difficult time that followed his departure from the 2016 presidential campaign because of the allegations leveled at him and the investigations that followed," they argued in a 10-page partly redacted filing on Wednesday, much of which rehashed what has already been argued.
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" When Mr. Gilbert was asked in an email if he "often strikes a 'combative stance' or 'frequently attacks his critics,'" a Quicken Loans spokesman responded in an email, "It's interesting that when someone with as long and successful career as Mr. Gilbert is forced to defend his integrity and honor from old and/or insignificant already rehashed incidents and accusations from a media source as credible as The NY Times, you would imply that doing such is 'frequently attacking' his critics.
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