When I go out on stage every night, it feels like a process of reliving my growing up, reliving my disillusionment, reliving my understanding of things that I couldn't process at 15.
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Critic's Notebook Morning found the president on TV reliving a victory of the Obama years and evening, reliving one of its humiliations.
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"Knowing what I've gone through in my life, I don't want to keep going through that, reliving the emotion behind this song or reliving the anxiety behind that song," she says.
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Shannen Doherty is reliving her past – in a sense.
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I can t believe I m reliving this nightmare again.
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James probably wouldn't be a fan of reliving ancient history.
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I loved reliving the greatest day of our life tonight.
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Bethenny Frankel is reliving her college days this Throwback Thursday.
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"Even reliving it now, I'm not entirely comfortable," she says.
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Kim Kardashian West isn't done reliving her traumatic Paris heist.
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"They just wanna go crazy", Riz says, reliving that day.
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Meghan Markle is reliving her days as a Hollywood star!
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It "brought them joy reliving election night again," he said.
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Hamrouni rubs her eyes, wearied by reliving the harrowing events.
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"It's like reliving that day all over again," she said.
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"Just reliving it gives me the chills" Campaigning became impossible.
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Retelling becomes reliving, a fleeting wisp of Shakespeare's elusive breath.
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Ben kept reliving and playing it over in his mind.
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You can find John reliving the sunny glory on Twitter.
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"I think reliving the time in prison was brutal," he said.
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Rory is reliving some of her best times in that home.
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"This show is not about reliving peoples' sexual assaults," Kimmel said.
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But instead of reliving our science fears and those flunked Chem.
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Reliving your experiences in a group can be fun and cathartic.
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You're not reliving the past, you're reinventing it as the present.
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This is trauma that we are reliving over and over again.
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It's like you're reliving an old story while also experiencing it.
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Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer are reliving their engagement — sort of.
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Now both Netflix and Hulu have released documentaries reliving the carnage.
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Déjà vu is a premonition of reliving a past lived experience.
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"I'm not interested in reliving that time period," he told me.
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You can find Nilu reliving the good Sugababes times on Twitter.
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It felt like rather than remembering it, you were reliving it.
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Ruth's not just witnessing her own past, or passively reliving it.
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But as it soon became clear, she was reliving an attack.
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I was disgusted by our minutes reliving part of my past.
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MOBITUARIES: Great Lives Worth Reliving, by Mo Rocca and Jonathan Greenberg.
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"It's like reliving my past from the 1980s," Mr. Wang said.
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One by one, everyone in the room was reliving some loss.
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It has meant reliving some of the toughest images he recorded.
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I was reliving being one of the family members in wait.
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Like the character itself, the show seems stuck on reliving the past.
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Yet here they all are at the Farnsworth, reliving the good times.
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I go from sad to being pissed-off reliving all of it.
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This is one throwback that we don't mind reliving again and again.
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Grace gets nothing out of this other than repeatedly reliving her trauma.
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We're reliving some of the best Real Housewives moments from our show!
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I don't know if I would be able to handle reliving it.
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Baby-boomers reliving their youth will be impressed by Mr Vinen's research.
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It&aposs like almost like I&aposm reliving it all over again.
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Reliving that growth was part of the reason Warren jumped to Oscar.
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She called writing the book "a painful process" of reliving the campaign.
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Genevieve Gorder is reliving one of her most memorable Trading Spaces fails.
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I would be back in the bathroom, reliving my food poisoning nightmares.
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But King never had much interest in reliving it, his relatives say.
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I'm a better writer than this when I'm not reliving deep shame.
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Rather than take responsibility for its past, it just keeps reliving it.
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This may include nightmares, flashbacks, and reliving the events of the stalking.
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Were we reliving the Madness of King George for the nuclear age?
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So, you know, all the families, every day they&aposre reliving something new.
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"I felt like a little girl again reliving it," Johnson told the paper.
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Anaële began reliving her own horror; she was thankful her mother was there.
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In the meantime, we can always enjoy reliving this bizarre moment in court.
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Smollett-Bell has been been reliving Black history through acting her entire life.
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"When The Bachelor aired, reliving that months later wasn't ideal either," says Bushnell.
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It's almost like it happened to you, and you're reliving this amazing thing.
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Cheryl Burke might be married, but she can't stop reliving her wedding planning!
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For aggrieved Clinton supporters, reading "Russian Roulette" will be like reliving a nightmare.
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"I was reliving high school here," he said, "that I wouldn't get flowers."
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"They were hugging and kissing and reliving memories from the '70s," he said.
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I was reliving my 14-year-old glory as I ate my lunch.
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"It's like reliving that day all over again," said Kara Jacobs, Timmothy's aunt.
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And those reliving intense feelings of pain & hurt from past experiences of racism.
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The family was horrified that she was reliving these memories in her dying days.
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I cried in the bathroom, reliving all the awful moments from the past year.
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"I get anxious, mostly kinda when I'm reliving my father's last steps," he says.
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Buttigieg said Democrats don't want to make the mistake of reliving the 2016 race.
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Tawni O'Dell set herself a bracing challenge: Writing and reliving her family's trauma onstage.
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Duane "Dog the Bounty Hunter" Chapman is reliving the worst day of his life.
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I didn't expect to be reliving seventh grade at this stage of my life.
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It's about reliving my childhood, and I just love what we've done so far.
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"Reliving the hospital is insanely hard," Bauman tells PEOPLE of watching the film now.
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This album took a lot out of me because I was reliving the trauma.
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Most people would take a hard pass at reliving the many pitfalls of puberty.
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Whose fame is built on continually reliving the trauma of her husband's mystifying death?
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My heart is with every survivor reliving the erasure of their own experience today.
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It's about going back into it and reliving the details over and over again.
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Reliving these moments that my team and I filmed and edited is still unbearable.
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But now, reliving yesteryear is more of a distant dream than an actual reality.
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Clinton to stop "looking in the rearview mirror" and stop reliving her electoral loss.
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That's all the time you need to devote to reliving any social faux pas.
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It's clear that reliving that time 30 years ago takes a toll on Kim.
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"It's like reliving that day all over again," Kara Jacobs, Timmothy's aunt, told reporters.
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"It's like reliving that day all over again," Timmothy's aunt Kara Jacobs told reporters.
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Their interviews were often wrenching; reliving what they'd endured left them shaken and tearful.
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Most people would do just about anything to avoid reliving their middle-school years.
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For me, speaking up meant reliving one of the worst moments of my life.
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Especially with Khloé live-tweeting the episode, and reliving it all over again with fans.
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HBO wants to bring you down by reliving the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster.
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Liberal viewers already inclined to adore AOC will blink back tears while reliving her triumph.
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Even now, 26 years later, I have tears running down my face reliving it again.
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It's almost like they're reliving their high school years -- y'know from like 5 years ago.
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And no, Kimmel, hosting the Oscars should not have been about reliving people's sexual assaults.
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There is, as you might expect, a throwback feature too for reliving those old memories.
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After the funeral, I kept reliving the conversation my mother had initiated six years before.
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Keep the 20-year celebration going by reliving all the magical cravings from the series.
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So we'll just be here watching both on repeat — while also reliving last year's compilation.
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History rhymes rather than repeats; we are not reliving the widening gyre that Didion discerned.
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Indeed, researchers have found that reminiscing, reliving scenes that brought you joy, also boosts happiness.
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If that's old news to you, consider reliving Game of Thrones on an OLED screen.
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Reliving the assault in vivid detail in front of strangers caused me to shake uncontrollably.
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I lay there for a time reliving the dream, feeling other dreams stacked behind it.
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Nothing against reliving memories of Sam Donaldson slicing his Chateaubriand—it just wasn't my thing.
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They were reliving dark moments, times when they posed a danger to themselves and others.
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Gushue acknowledged that he was still reliving a couple of errant shots in his head.
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And maybe that's what's so sad about reliving his life every January for some people.
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At a televised inauguration-eve dinner, he was still reliving his campaign fights with relish.
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Survivors have become emboldened to risk the pain of reliving it by talking about it.
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There's a way you can commemorate the election anniversary without reliving all of its actual trauma.
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Reliving my favorite toy ads and TV shows reminded me how full of hope I was.
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Syrian refugees in Turkey who are following the crackdown are reliving the trauma from a distance.
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"This show is not about reliving people's sexual assaults," Kimmel told ABC News earlier this week.
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It's tough reliving it, 17 years after the fact, but I never hid it from Fox.
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Those dads may be reliving their youth or reviving their own professional sports aspirations, Luber said.
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BAIER: Less so maybe about reliving 2016 and more about the party where it goes next?
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" She escaped, and, while reliving that time was difficult, she says, "It can happen to anyone.
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Reliving the touchdown you threw in the state title game works for a few weeks afterward.
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Maybe me and my dashed hopes for reliving the 20-year-old past can suck it.
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We've spent some time over the course of the year reliving the 1992-93 season, i.e.
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"Once I met him, all that reliving stopped, immediately replaced by hearing him laugh," he said.
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Reliving the heist on camera was "taxing," says Warren Lipka, another original member of the gang.
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" Rodriguez, worried that reliving the incident is unhealthy for her beau, told him, "Stop torturing yourself.
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Nothing says reliving your childhood like wearing a colorful wig and waving around a magic wand.
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"It's so hard to keep reliving the same moment, but it's like super dangerous," she said.
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That seems like a better fit for this audience – but hey, enjoy reliving your childhood, too.
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Mädchen worried about reliving the difficult production of Central Park West while raising her young son.
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Washington D.C. fans aren't necessarily reliving the same day but, man, it is pretty damn close.
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"We were reliving that excitement you feel when you're young and falling in love," Brenda said.
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She must continue reliving these same days until she can figure out a way to escape.
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"For me, speaking up meant reliving one of the worst moments of my life," she wrote.
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Because deep down, we're all reliving the social terrors of school every day of our lives.
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They were more vivid and specific than normal memories, more like a reliving than a recollection.
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And there is something in these retellings that pulls us into reenacting and reliving these moments.
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And the great nerd joy here is going through these piles of cards and reliving those years.
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Directed with elegant understatement by Oliver Butler, the show begins with Ms Schreck reliving her precocious speechifying.
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"I thought it'd be like reliving a nightmare," Clark, 62, says in the current issue of PEOPLE.
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She resisted the idea of psychotherapy, with its long sessions devoted to reliving and processing the trauma.
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But when it comes to reliving the night from all angles, you can't do better than Instagram.
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Ca$ino tells TMZ ... he's going through PTSD from the June wreck, reliving the wreck in nightmares.
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Everyone has been reliving their high school-era anxieties of lunchroom cliques from this latest Twitter meme.
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But then he recounts what actually happened, reliving the moment when he was injured on the field.
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They all reunited on Saturday, reliving some of their glory days before an announced crowd of 41,682.
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She sat stunned on the sofa, with Wesley in her arms, reliving her fears about his future.
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You can now experience raptures of nostalgia by reliving one of the greatest disasters in human history.
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Witte had been reliving the incident, or what he could remember of it, in interview after interview.
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My usual method of packing involves reflecting on past moves and reliving the stress of each one.
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Those were the screams of a terrified young woman reliving experiences of horrific violence against her body.
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We are reliving Pablo Escobar [on TV] while this stuff is still happening out in the world.
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"To think that I am reliving some of the rhetoric that my grandmother heard," Ms. Williams said.
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"You're kind of reliving it again and it brings back all those feelings back again," he said.
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Reliving the same day time and again, each getting scarily smaller, her character undergoes a potent maturation.
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We hope you enjoy reliving this moment, and seeing some behind the scenes photos from this special day.
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But one of the things that kept him talking to me was that he enjoyed reliving those killings.
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Although there are officially no foreign troops on Congolese soil, Ituri is in danger of reliving its past.
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During the subsequent publicity blitz, the stress of reliving her ordeal began to weigh on Knight, now 37.
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But that might not be the only thing keeping viewers from reliving the delight of the original seasons.
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The mother has been reliving the day she found out her daughter was dead for nearly two years.
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Persona games are no different, but their fantasy is in reliving high school with a perfect student life.
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"It's hard to be here some days because of the trauma and reliving and revisiting things," Lerner said.
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"It hasn't been easy at all; it felt like reliving all the traumas all over again," she said.
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After a few long nights reliving my digital glory days the allure of logging in became dangerously enticing.
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She woke up the next day naked, disturbed, and reliving disturbing flashbacks to scenes of the night before.
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Between their tropical print, button front, and billowy fit, we're reliving some of our favorite summer vacation memories.
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I don't need a playlist to know that there are some things from 2006 that are worth reliving.
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Mark Cuban is reliving the not-so-terrifying moment he came face-to-face with a Galapagos shark.
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Dorinda Medley, herself a widow, is clearly reliving the memory of burying her husband Richard Medley in 2011.
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For many of us, this was like reliving the best parts of our childhoods, but in real time.
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Until then, we're celebrating the award-worthy hits by reliving the greatest achievements in song parodies of 2016.
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Reliving a childhood playing in the woods She walked over sunbaked rocks, crouched and crawled through hardwood hammocks.
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"I don't think it's that healthy to keep reliving and going through all those emotions again," she said.
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While I was writing, I made a skeleton outline and was reliving it while I was sitting there.
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With At What Cost, I was basically reliving a time in my life during the go-go era.
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Arguably it's the closest most fans will get to reliving the squat house shows of Foals' earlier years.
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Her voice grew dreamy as she recalled the details, like a football coach reliving their team's best plays.
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I noticed my dad was quiet and his eyes a bit misty after hours of reliving the war.
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Now we know that it is inscribed in the origin story Wind Gap cherishes enough to keep reliving.
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Is Dolores in the main timeline wandering to the outskirts by herself, reliving her early adventures with William?
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It was strange that one of the sweetest moments of their lives was about reliving the single bitterest.
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Audiences are reliving it all over again with a stage version that opened on Broadway on Monday night.
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"It's like reliving that day all over again," Timmothy's aunt Kara Jacobs told reporters in April of 2019.
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Scores paced the terrain or sat outside warily, mindful of the frequent aftershocks and reliving the night's terror.
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You can look forward to reliving this whole thing again, but more so, in a few weeks' time.
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Lloyd's story is a tough one to tell, and he's clearly reliving the trauma as he recounts the details.
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"Part of that is fear of reliving it, fear of realizing that you haven't healed at all," she said.
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"It [has] also been one of the best days ever, so I really get to just keep reliving it!"
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Reliving moments from your Facebook timeline may be mortifying, but not so for the timeline of rock n' roll.
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So because we didn't get our fix of Parker's magic tonight, we're reliving her most memorable Met moments, below.
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It is long past time to stop reliving the culture wars of the last three decades and move on.
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He, like us, is reliving the summer he had with Oliver (Armie Hammer), and what it meant to him.
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Melania looks like she's reliving her model days, not taking on a new duty as a national role model.
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They are reliving this all now, they are watching this all unfolding and now the company has gone bankrupt.
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Reinhardt's libretto tells of a ninety-five-year-old woman who is reliving her life as she faces death.
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She spoke in a monotone, eyes glazed, describing every detail mechanically as if trying to avoid reliving the moment.
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Today, it's as common to see little kids thrashing it up as it is 240-somethings reliving childhood fantasies.
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This meant reliving previously unknown memories of sexual abuse, physical abuse, and the accompanying terror, pain, and other emotions.
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Technically, the Lyonne-led-and-starring series is about a woman who can't stop reliving her 36th birthday party.
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"Reliving my personal hell tomorrow on Wifey Wednesday," she says alongside a photo of a color-coded seating chart.
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And so every time you see this play out, so many women across our country are reliving their experience.
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Months later, reliving those painful last moments has been a key part in healing her trauma from the experience.
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She said the week's events made her feel as if the nation were suddenly reliving the 1950s and 1960s.
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Today, Jacen Zhu sits in his car in San Diego reliving that night in 2013, relieved that he can.
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Is there that much that we don't know, or any fresh ground to cover in reliving the 2016 campaign?
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Ms. Bass is both watching the show and reliving the events, clutching her husband's hand as the emotions return.
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"They are so vividly burned into my memory and my conscience that I find myself reliving these days," Mark says.
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Before we see who takes the 22017 crown, we're reliving the glory days of some of the most memorable winners.
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And that works whether he's cracking a joke, reliving a memory or letting you in on his inner though process.
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We need to stop reliving and relitigating what happened and focus all our energy on preventing it from happening again.
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Answers have been edited for clarity and condensed to spare the agony of reliving the teams' disappointing seasons too much.
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But, you're doing press for this book, and it's like you're reliving all of these early experiences in your mind.
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Teen Mom's Catelynn Baltierra is reliving the tough and stressful choices that need to be made as a pregnant teenager.
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Now, alive and well, Renfro says appearing in 78/52 and reliving her time on set has been a blast.
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Seeing all of those memories in one place and then reliving the best day of my life is pretty special!
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All for the small price of reliving middle school horrors, which, for must of this cast, isn't that far removed.
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As Serena Williams sets her sights on this week's U.S. Open, Gatorade is reliving her dominant career in pixelated form.
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Reliving what happened to them is difficult, but he helps them to feel calm and gives them courage and strength.
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Now you can spend your commute reliving Cersei's final transformation into the ruthless queen we always knew she would be.
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Tommy had gone on social media trashing ex-wife Pam Anderson for reliving his domestic violence case during an interview.
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Smoyer plopped the tape into his video player and started reliving a battle he had fought over 50 years earlier.
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When Elodie leaves the test, her mind isn't on reliving the most painful day of her life — it's on Sabine.
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On top of that, watching my body change was like reliving the breakup with my sport over and over again.
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Reliving the event was so much to bear that Bo broke down crying on camera about America's racial double standards.
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So that next morning I recorded that track and things like that, I don't really feel like reliving it, again.
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Or did I want to get out of that business, head to Vegas, and just keep reliving my old shit?
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It is also unclear whether he is witnessing something happening in 2018 or reliving a memory from his own past.
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"They felt so easily emasculated by everything," she said, reflexively clenching both fists in exasperation, as if reliving a quarrel.
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The world has gone to shit, and I don't mind reliving the past a little bit with Trinity and Neo.
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For some reason, he succumbed to delirium and was reliving a period of imprisonment after the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
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Last night, I kept picturing that legendary performance, which was one of the first moments I remember reliving via YouTube recap.
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When it comes to space policy, reliving the glory days too often means pouring billions of taxpayer dollars into black holes.
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"It has been unbelievably traumatic reliving an emotionally abusive relationship and confronting so many massive issues in my life," she explained.
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"We hope you enjoy reliving this moment, and seeing some behind the scenes photos from this special day," the caption continues.
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I was standing in my basement, reliving the horrible moment I decided to tell my ninth-grade crush I liked him.
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"We seem to be reliving history and I would have thought that we would have learned the lesson," Schiavo told CNN.
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And if you plan on reliving your four-player Mario Kart glory days, just make sure to draw the curtains first.
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"It was a hell of a football game," Brady said, but others found it more akin to reliving a bad experience.
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Jerry Liu loves this era so much, he decided to launch an art project dedicated to reliving our favorite game moments.
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I spent the morning with Neil and Diane at your grave laughing, and reliving stories of our many great times together.
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"The rollercoaster of emotions from reliving Ben being The Bachelor has been really difficult for me," Lauren explained on the premiere.
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"Yesterday my best friend asked me to marry him in the most romantic way, a day reliving our love," she wrote.
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In a recent Twitter reply spotted by Buzzfeed, Khloé admitted to one of her followers that, yes, reliving this ordeal stinks.
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She has rebuilt her life over 17 months and said she agreed to a plea deal to avoid reliving the trauma.
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I would relish in rehashing and projecting my own insecurities, reliving the sob story that was my life, over and over.
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" Bissonnette said he pleaded guilty to save his victims and their families "from going through a trial and reliving the tragedy.
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Movies and books often present PTSD as, for example, someone hearing a loud noise and reliving a gunshot from their past.
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We had this shirtless maniac reliving the glory moments of Thursday nights party by climbing the arches of Nathan Phillips square.
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In June, the conservative commentator tweeted that the United States was reliving the fall of the Roman empire under Trump's leadership.
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But a positive thing is that I do relive happy experiences, such as today where I've been reliving my childhood memories.
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Listening to American Boyfriend can make you feel like you're reliving every challenging, disappointing and fulfilling moment of your teenage years.
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One of the fun parts of the race was reliving all the apartments I'd lived in during my time in NYC.
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Read more " Clover Hope in Jezebel: "Reliving your trauma as public service feels altogether tragic, unfair, and most of all familiar.
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The Man in Black is able to kill him with Teddy's help, but not before Teddy himself starts reliving old memories.
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Few sports franchises embrace their history as firmly as the Yankees, and few former ballplayers relish reliving it more than Gossage.
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The finale gives us so many of them: Sun and Jin reliving how they rekindled their relationship and eventually died together.
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For him, opening up and reliving those past relationships and conversations developed through outdated technology helps him re-evaluate who he was.
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The Wilhelmina L.A. model was on all fours in Santa Monica ... reliving her childhood, which wasn't all that long ago ... she's 19.
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"I have seen women employees breaking down on the floor, reliving the trauma of watching suicides real-time," one former employee said.
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In honor of the 20th anniversary of Spice World, we're reliving the best moments of the Spice Girls (post-'90s, that is).
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Rae Earl looked past the inherent embarrassment of reliving her youth and published her 17-year-old diary, covering the year 1989.
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"For them, it&aposs more reliving the horror of what they experienced rather than being happy it all came out," he said.
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MASHABLE: It must be very surreal to be reliving the trial again — which you already relived once, when you wrote your book.
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" A few years ago, he found a copy on Amazon and "while reliving my youth," he says, "I bought old Moody's manuals.
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A movie with that title employs the plot device of actor Bill Murray reliving the same day in a never-ending loop.
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That would take the death penalty trial off the table and spare the victims from reliving the nightmare during testimony, he said.
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But in the name of not reliving Thanksgiving 2016, it might be best to keep those, uh, "code orange" topics off-limits.
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It is not difficult to imagine him in his New York City law office, reliving tragedies and eager to caution concerning them.
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Among many other contributions, her work helped settle a debate about the function of the hippocampus in retrieving and reliving past experiences.
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And here we are again, all the civilization in 10,000 years of history reliving that same sin, over and over and over.
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From the outside looking in, it feels like you're reliving the worst day of your life when you go on these exercises.
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In honor of the star's 30th birthday, we're taking you all the way back, reliving the best Taylor Swift hair moments ever.
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That would take the death penalty trial off the table and spare the victims from reliving the nightmare during testimony, he says.
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I hope for O'Connor joy in reliving her unfettered youth as an Arizona cowgirl, should her disease regress as her husband's did.
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Again and again in the speech, Trump veered from a prepared remark about his coming presidency to reliving the glory of the election.
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" The star adds, "Because they were shot so close to each other, it felt like I was reliving the process all over again.
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And though I live in this little trailer park now, it feels like I'm reliving my little neighborhood in Connecticut, because everybody's outside.
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In the stalls, I metamorphosed from awkward billy-no-mates to a person reliving past moments that were inextricably tethered to this music.
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As much as we've loved reliving our '90s days, we're ready to re-embrace the boho, hippie decade once more — flares and beyond.
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Despite that rich election lore waiting to be tapped, the President won't spend too much time reliving his election glory years, aides insist.
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Their work is showcased across several easily accessible platforms, so there's no shortage of reliving their talent on a day-to-day basis.
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It's also going to be a lot of fun walking these fairways, reliving those memories with the crowds and the roars, the echoes.
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His mother told a reporter her son has Asperger's syndrome and is compulsively reliving his years as a high school sports team manager.
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"I don't want anyone else to ever have to go through the feelings of reliving the trauma from something like this," she said.
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I sat down to talk to Sage about reliving the teenage years, life's Big Questions, and turning a mean girl into a protagonist.
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As he limps across the cliffside, reliving awful memories, the fine detail of the rocks and sand around him is just as apparent.
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"The family is on edge and every day they are reliving this nightmare," attorney Gloria Allred, who is representing the Borowskis, tells PEOPLE.
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He struck a pose that suggested he was reliving those moments where Churchill's resolve was all that stood between the chaos and calamity.
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He also continues to grieve for his wife, whose murder the viewer has to keep reliving -- in gauzy Technicolor dreams -- along with him.
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She is stuck reliving the last months of 2016, scrambling to become the stateswoman she can never be, always hitting the false note.
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She claimed to have missed his muffled pleas to stop, but it's difficult to be articulate when you're reliving John Hurt in Alien.
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In the film, Mr. Sullenberger is stuck in Manhattan for several tense days, reliving the harrowing incident, in his dreams and his thoughts.
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LN: Maybe we're not reliving 1968 but still living it, at least in the sense that the debates that began then are continuing.
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It is now on the verge of reliving a run-in that another Chinese tech company, ZTE, had with Washington not long ago.
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It's like reliving it all over again — it's all over the news, the photographs, presumably her father carrying her out of the stands.
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But don't count on reliving the grime and glory: The Woodstock 50 festival, with headliners Jay-Z, Miley Cyrus and Halsey, was canceled.
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"Remembering is reliving the past," Ms. Romero said, able now to repeat her story as many times as she must to obtain justice.
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But as Carr keeps reliving his memories — with variations suspiciously informed by the cadences of Wilde — a lost look invades his sparkling eyes.
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Later, the crowd is a younger mix of museum guests and foreign students, with the occasional boomer-era disco mama reliving her youth.
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After reliving Groundhog Day hundreds of times in the 1993 film, Bill Murray took in the Broadway musical version for the first time.
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The house and the vacation become the backdrop for reliving bittersweet memories — and the scene for the sexual escapades Blanca pursues as solace.
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As she embarks on a long drive with her boo at dusk, you can't help but feel like you're reliving a first date.
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They sell out football stadiums to play their 10-times platinum album from 30 years ago, reliving the glory years one more time.
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She also posted one with Lindsay Lohan for last year's Mean Girls Day, because there are some memories you never get tired of reliving.
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Kate (Amy Smart) keeps reliving a Christmas Eve date, and the only way out of the loop is to somehow change the day's events.
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"It's so hard to keep reliving the same moment, but it's like super dangerous," Cameron's mom, Marisa Sato, told Fox 61 at the time.
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The results disappear with an accompanying sound effect as the pages scrolls up and down, reliving the cliff hanger ending from the previous film.
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The reliving of the past allows us to recognize our history and helps us feel like we have roots and continuity in our lives.
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When he starts reliving it, it's the beginning of him being broken, and by the end of the episode, that's where he ends up.
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" Swift demanded a jury trial, which would "serve as an example to other women who may resist publicly reliving similar outrageous and humiliating acts.
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It shows me how far I've come as a person, but every time I sing it or listen to it, it's reliving the nightmare.
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Last year, it was all about reliving '80s' biggest and boldest styles: slicked-back hair (with tons of gel), blue mascara, and neon everything.
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But dizzying doesn't equal "unenjoyable," and reliving the songs that defined your year for better or worse in rapid succession is still inherently fun.
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They have effects that can be disturbing, like sensory distortions, the dissolution of one's sense of self, and the vivid reliving of frightening memories.
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In the afternoon they would do the same with LSD, which would often let the participants feel as though they were reliving traumatic memories.
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When you're immersed, it feels like watching a memory or reliving part of a dream, and something happens in the brain that elevates it.
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The classic symptoms are reliving the event (for example, through flashbacks or dreams), and having anxiety around or avoiding situations related to the event.
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"I could feel all emotions throughout everything, like I was reliving my life again when I was watching that," he said of the film.
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Lip contouring gone wrong can look like you simply forgot how to color inside the lines — or like you're reliving your '90s glory days.
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It must be kind of weird being back in Nashville and reliving some of that Does revisiting those places dull those memories for you?
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Wang took the essay down a personal route by reliving her mother's hospital visit after she'd been involved in a hit and run accident.
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Reliving 'a wild west shootout' To hear his colleagues on the field June 14, 2017, it almost defies belief that he's reached this point.
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After both requests failed, the Hribal family opted to spare the victims from reliving the horror through a trial, defense lawyer Patrick Thomassey said.
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Ahead, join us in reliving the fashion from last night's final Girls premiere, all the way back to the gowns that started it all.
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In fact, she's accomplished a number of things leading up to it, including her newly launched website and reliving a host of fond memories.
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"Patients reliving a birth sequence in my sessions have shown forceps marks on the forehead," Dr. Janov wrote in "The Biology of Love" (2000).
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When you're editing and interviewing people, you're reliving all the different challenges she faced, all the very personal attacks, and her marriage publicly imploding.
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I spent a lot of time reliving those memories over the past month, as we prepared to launch a project called This is 18.
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In Poetics of Space, Gaston Bachelard's seminal book on the resonances of a home, he writes: We comfort ourselves by reliving memories of protection.
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At the beginning of this episode, as in Episode 3, we find ourselves back at Trivia Night, reliving the first seconds after Perry's death.
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I can relate because I feel exhausted and broken just reading the book and reliving the election that gave us our current political hell.
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But when you're constantly afraid of the future, or reliving something terrible from the past, you're not totally present to even think about it.
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She will be reliving a trauma (that she revealed to a therapist many years ago) to the country and the 24-hour news cycle.
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Even more, her venture into minimalism made her realize how much she enjoyed viewing the physical manifestations of memories, reliving moments through concrete reminders.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.) broke down while reliving a sit-in at an exhibit at the Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta.
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It's like Rock n' Roll Fantasy Camp, but on a boat, and with a significantly lower number of middle-aged men reliving their glory days.
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Wrangling controller cables isn't a part of your childhood worth reliving, however, so Nyko once again has mercifully bestowed gamers with an affordable wireless alternative.
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She plays Nadia Vulvokov, a woman who keeps reliving her 36th birthday on a maddening loop when she keeps dying and coming back to life.
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The actress has been reliving her time as the superhero on Instagram lately, and would even return to the catsuit if she had the chance.
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People who have PTSD can experience flashbacks, anxiety, or nightmares, reliving a traumatic event when they see, smell, or feel something that triggers those memories.
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Since its opening, we've had such wonderful customers coming in and reliving their moments of what her designs meant to them — her spirit lives on.
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"It also doesn't hurt that Trump keeps 2016 front and center all the time, like a former football player reliving his high school glory days."
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Lucky us, this is 2016 and reliving the best moments from the RNC and the DNC on loop is not only possible, but absolutely necessary.
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According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder, people with HPPD are reliving one or more perceptual symptoms they've undergone while on drugs.
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Case in point, Gloria Steinem and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, two oldsters who are still reliving the radical '60s on a constant loop.
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The thought of reliving the events of her death and the trial that followed is catastrophic for all who knew and loved Nicole and Ron.
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In the wake of Chester Bennington's death, fans are honoring the singer on social media and reliving some of the Linkin Park frontman's best performances.
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While we wait to find out if she'll return for a second season, we're reliving Dorit's most over-the-top fashion moments with her, below.
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She hopes her actions serve "as an example to other women who may resist publicly reliving similar outrageous and humiliating acts," according to her lawsuit.
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So she continued telling her story as a way to keep her son's name alive in people's minds even if it meant reliving her pain.
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The nightmare unleashed by Mr. Mateen is a continuation of the shared nightmare we keep reliving — from Virginia Tech to Newtown to Aurora to Charleston.
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The final bars radiated an almost shocking sweetness, as if to suggest that Mahler, at the end of his life, were reliving scenes from childhood.
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The interviews were often tough, because lots of folks were reliving trauma and talking about some of the darkest forces in our politics and history.
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"Reliving my trauma is worth it, because I can spread a message to people from different governments and others watching the show," she told me.
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"You're becoming a failure in front of everybody else," Brady says, using an odd second-person construction while reliving the dormant nightmare in real time.
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I cried for every survivor who's done the grueling emotional labor of telling her story in public these past weeks, or reliving it in private.
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Carol Burnett sometimes daydreams of being young again and reliving her unparalleled career, she said at Sunday night's Golden Globes, but then she stops short.
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"Smell has this power to time travel," co-creator Marcel van Brakel told me after I'd spent an intense four minutes reliving JFK's last moments.
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Fifty years later, the city is reliving those weeks with exhibits, lectures and marches spread across the same streets and campuses where soldiers battled students.
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On a recent Friday evening, huddles of adults were exuberantly reliving childhood, yelping and hollering with joy on one of the busiest streets in Manhattan.
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One hour after the likes of Jorge Posada and Reggie Jackson participated in pregame ceremonies, reliving the past became a predominant theme of the afternoon.
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Then, with visions of people eating in the air, Cheryl suggests to her horrific extended family that they are reliving the Blossom's oldest family tradition.
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While he did not spend much time Tuesday night reliving his win, Mr. Trump could hardly resist going off script to get a few cheers.
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As every June 3rd approaches, I am faced with the dread of reliving all the horrific minutes of that day and the days which followed.
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The researchers found that Scandinavian families tended to respond to the Disney show with three types of nostalgia: restorative nostalgia, by reliving their childhood based on the content; ironic nostalgia, by distancing themselves from the content or claiming they didn't want to watch it but then participated anyway; and reflective nostalgia, by remembering the content but, rather than reliving it, simply viewing it as a ritual.
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We'll take a hard pass on reliving most of 2016, thanks, but that doesn't necessarily mean we want to wipe the beauty slate clean, as well.
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Appearing on the Ellen DeGeneres Show last week, big sister Kim Kardashian admitted that reliving the scandal on the show hasn't been easy on the couple.
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After six episodes of the show's final season, it's officially time to bid farewell to the Northern underdog — but not before reliving his impressive come-up.
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Witnesses see the investigation as a sort of vindication of their trauma, the years of reliving the abuse and the fear that nobody would believe them.
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Now — with the classic story making its comeback on the big screen with the help of Emma Watson and Josh Gad — we're reliving our collective childhoods.
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Russian Doll takes Groundhog Day, but turns it into a dark comedy series, where the lead character just can't stop dying and reliving the same day.
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He's obsessed with Pokémon Go (like many twentysomethings), launched a Barneys line featuring vintage-inspired T-shirts, and is now reliving his childhood... via animated films.
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Still, it's fun to at least dream about hooking this up to the NES Classic Edition and reliving our greatest memories at our grandparents house.[RocketNews24]
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In response to a fan who praised Kardashian, 22018, for ultimately forgiving Thompson, 25, Kardashian admitted that reliving the difficult time was reigniting her initial anger.
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We sat around my sister's dining room table, laughing so hard we had tears in our eyes, reliving and rehashing the events of the night before.
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In honor of the Mother of Dragons' 32nd birthday, we're reliving Clarke's three most iconic beauty looks — from her hit HBO show to the red carpet.
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Lenovo put out an ad this afternoon teasing the unveiling of Motorola's next... something... that's all about reliving the Razr's incredible success in the mid-2000s.
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Reliving Monday evening's episode, which showed Dubrow, Vicki Gunvalson, Tamra Judge and Kelly Dodd overturn in a dune buggy, was "very difficult" for the Bravo personality.
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In response to a fan who praised Khloé, 34, for ultimately forgiving Thompson, 27, Kardashian admitted that reliving the difficult time was reigniting her initial anger.
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If you have yet to see the Netflix original series, it follows Nadia (Natasha Lyonne,) a woman who keeps dying and reliving her 218th birthday party.
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In response to a fan who praised Kardashian, 34, for ultimately forgiving Thompson, 27, Kardashian admitted that reliving the difficult time was reigniting her initial anger.
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The choreographer Takao Kawaguchi honors his legacy in "About Kazuo Ohno — Reliving the Butoh Diva's Masterpieces," in which he performs a number of Ohno's solo works.
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This week, I'm traveling to the nation's capital to share my story with policymakers and thought leaders and help protect rural Americans from reliving that past.
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Had Miss Chu, watching the falling dusk through the narrow window near the ceiling, been reliving the sordid pain another person had inflicted on her body?
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There have been hard moments for Ms. Knoll, both in reliving that awful night and in the painful conversations with friends and family that have followed.
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In doing so, I was choosing to give myself a clean slate instead of repeatedly reliving my trauma and convincing authorities that I had been victimized.
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This is why ketamine can be helpful for PTSD patients, Levine says—they can work through their trauma without reliving all the emotions associated with it.
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Rooted in Buddhist meditation, mindfulness entails using your breathing to anchor into the present moment instead of reliving the past or trying to predict the future.
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They can become a Heritage Artist and keep reliving the magic, make the house payments, and send their kids to private schools with a security guard.
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But there was a worst-case scenario: A partly revived post-mortem brain, trapped in a feverish nightmare, perpetually reliving the very moment of its slaughter.
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Golgotha shows us how contemporary sculpture can be used as an inventive tool for revisiting and reliving a significant story in our cultural and religious history.
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Mr. Tadlock said the political invective was clearly out of place at an event where former teammates were reliving their glory days on the soccer pitch.
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After all, the show depends on its characters reliving the same day over and over, and that means getting in and out of the same costumes.
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This camera adds a high-definition, 4K quality to any movie, which will make your friends and family feel like they're reliving the moment with you.
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And as the external forces continue to coalesce, bringing the band back together time and time again, it creates an opportunity beyond just reliving a dream.
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"Everyone had gathered — friends, family, children — and then suddenly there was a big bang," he recalled, scrunching his face up tight as if reliving the moment.
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In addition to this exciting memoir, he toured the country "reliving" the Oregon Trail, and many consider him responsible for the trail's entry into American mythology.
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I know that the fear is mostly of things you can't see, such as judgment and pity, not so much in reliving a plot line from Taken.
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"It's an interesting experience, reliving who you were, seeing the thought leaders I used to follow, and friends that I fell out of touch with," he said.
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Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman said she is "constantly reliving" her abuse after going public with allegations of sexual abuse at the hands of a former sports doctor.
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The latter film, meanwhile, exists outside of concrete time, depicting Ventura as trapped in his own failing memory, reliving the horrors that remain rooted in his mind.
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All of a sudden, at 69, my dad was faced with this lifelong childhood fear, reliving every single terror from when he was separated from his family.
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Although it was incredibly nostalgic, I didn't realize that I would be actually reliving everything I went through as my previous gender to now my current one.
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Yet reliving those horrible, maddening events reveals how resonant our race and gender problems are, despite a black president and a Democratic woman running to succeed him.
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While the process was both emotionally and physically draining—Scully reliving five years of his life—he hopes it will start a conversation much like Snowden did.
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Moreover, she hopes it will "serve as an example to other women who may resist publicly reliving similar outrageous and humiliating acts," she said in her countersuit.
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Cancer claimed his mother in 2014 and he spent much of the rest of the year cleaning out her house, going through her possessions and reliving memories.
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Are you interested in reliving the entire plot of one of corporate America's most notorious dramas, played out in all its spectacular nuance, density, and seeming triviality?
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For Jami Amo, who was a 15-year-old Columbine student at the time, that has meant reliving the horror from her childhood over and over again.
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We're living history this week, leaning into the past with a visit to our city's many (deceased) founders and reliving it at a show by funk legends.
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Because I do think there's an aspect of just kind of reliving experiences and nostalgia that just give people joy and it's just a really important thing.
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Part of the joy of "The Farthest: Voyager in Space," a documentary to air on PBS on Wednesday, is reliving those moments of bafflement and intellectual ambition.
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Older millennials are drawn to reliving childhood memories, while younger millennials and Gen Z-ers get to revel in the unpolished simplicity of scrunchies and Friends episodes.
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"This is not the time to get caught up in reliving arguments from before," he told several hundred people gathered in a hotel ballroom in Decorah, Iowa.
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Mishra argues that broad swaths of the globe are reliving the traumas and violent dislocations that accompanied Europe's transition to modernity in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Timmothy's aunt Kara Jacobs said the news of the hoax was "like reliving that day all over again" and she said Timmothy's father is devastated once again.
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Jaime's certain Paul knew what he was doing and while going to court is like reliving the whole ordeal, she says it's worth it for her kid.
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Hulu's Fyre Fraud and Netflix's FYRE: The Greatest Party That Never Happened, documentaries both released in the last week, have viewers reliving the calamity that was Fyre Festival.
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Just as her fans were still catching their breath after reliving her glorious Coachella performance in the Netflix documentary "Homecoming," the star has everyone on their feet again.
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While most people could probably do without reliving the less-than-glorious parts of middle school, the templates do add a playful, if slightly kitschy, element to Stories.
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After reliving Wednesday night's emotional Survivor: Game Changers episode, Zeke Smith is proud of the way he responded to being outed as transgender by fellow contestant Jeff Varner.
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"One moment she will seem perfectly healthy, the next she is in her chair opposite you dodging bullets in Damascus or reliving her abuse in Bulgaria," she said.
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Almost 20 years later, Lahti is reliving the moment for the Golden Globes 75th Anniversary Special set to air next week — and PEOPLE has an exclusive look above.
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"Digging up the past and saying who did what wrong only makes you feel like you're reliving the situation, and brings negative energy to the interaction," she says.
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Was there a political element for them in reliving this recent part of history, or in getting to be part of it if they weren't from the area?
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" Also, Marin pointed out, "because you're referencing something you already know the person was into, there's a higher chance they won't be uncomfortable by reliving it through sexting.
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What Trump did on Tuesday night amounts to going into the locker room of a team you just beat and reliving how you scored the game-winning goal.
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These days, Turkey seems as if it might be reliving a bit of the Ottoman past that the country's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is so fond of invoking.
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The married couples have been enjoying married life since then, while those in broken engagements have been reliving those dead-end relationships now that the show is airing.
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I did not go to that hole with the purpose of reliving the pain, but rather to face it and to remind myself how far I have come.
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So, playing the NES Classic, I'm not so much reliving nostalgia as much as I'm finally reading the classics that informed so much of my later gaming education.
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At various points, Ms. Catel and Mr. Kenigsberg talk about their children's deaths in prerecorded videos to avoid reliving the experience; they watch their testimony with the audience.
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MORRIS There's also something potentially toxic about the mix of black men, white women, power and celebrity that we keep reliving, whether it's famous entertainers or college athletes.
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Andrews wrote the memoir with her daughter Emma, 56, and opened up about the process of reliving some of the busiest and most exciting times in her life.
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"After seven years reliving the same thing over and over again, with the same results, I finally got to that point of accepting," Anita says of Aaron's illness.
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Cruz is willing to plead guilty to avoid the death penalty and spare the community from reliving the massacre in a trial, the top public defender said Friday.
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He pointed to his role as author of the Violence Against Women Act and said he understood that for women to share their stories of assault meant reliving them.
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This week's travel diary: A 32-year-old freelance web developer spends 93 days in London reliving her grad school years, catching up with friends, and attending a wedding.
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"If nothing is done, we run the risk of suffering from the hyperinflation that is hitting other countries, and of reliving the nightmare of the 1990s," Matata told lawmakers.
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Unable to read or write in English, the widows turn to telling stories, reliving their most passionate moments or picturing what they "were never given in the first place".
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The compound is also known for its pain-reliving and anti-inflammatory properties, says Julie Winters, chief operating officer of CBD For Life, making it an effective skin-soother.
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The reason for my enjoyment is because watching the films is like reliving the scenes played out in my imagination when I first read the books as a child.
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Andrews wrote the memoir with her daughter Emma, 56, and recently opened up about the process of reliving some of the busiest and most exciting times in her life.
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Listening to former coworkers and supervisors call her incompetent and say they didn't take her complaint seriously "was almost like reliving it all over again," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) is reintroduced reliving his glory days as a superhero – not out of vanity or regret, but in order to entertain his daughter (Abby Ryder Fortson).
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Ten days later, she decided not to move forward with any charges, afraid of reliving the horror over and over again through the often long and arduous trial process.
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Some of The West Wing cast gathered together to travel across Ohio, over the weekend, reliving their fictional political backgrounds as they stumped for real Democratic Presidential nominee Clinton.
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Swift's suit states she hopes her active participation in the trial will "serve as an example to other women who may resist publicly reliving similar outrageous and humiliating acts."
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Intense fandom built them up to be monoliths, and it's that status that made Schwarzenbach run from his past whenever he was presented with the option of reliving it.
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"Groundhog Day," which was released in 1993, is about a weatherman who finds himself reliving the same day over and over again, and reassessing his priorities as a result.
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Never thought I'd be reliving those days in the 21st century but I have to say that Trump has me wondering whether we're heading for a real nuclear crisis.
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The Spectacles can only capture video in 10-second spurts, which is fitting for a typical social media browser's short attention span, but unsatisfying for those reliving intimate memories.
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After reliving it hundreds of times in the 1993 film, he attended the Broadway musical version for the first time last night, receiving a standing ovation from the crowd.
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It's a mix of die-hard camp people reliving their glory days, once-homesick campers redoing their awkward years, and first-timers wondering what all the fuss is about.
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When Ramirez fired the lasers into the mouse's hippocampus, the animal exhibited classic fear behavior, just as it would if recalling or reliving a memory of the foot shock.
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Of the intense moments between Lindsay and Krause shown during their breakup scene, Lindsay said she felt "frustrated" at reliving the "mind games" the two were playing with each other.
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To fan's delight, Witherspoon posted the clip from the interview Friday, with the caption, "One of the best parts of working with Jen is reliving my favorite lines from #FRIENDS!"
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It sets my teeth on edge and also makes me want to go straight to da CLUBBB: Feel like reliving episode 6's miraculous dragonback rescue north of the wall?
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They'll enable photographers and videographers to gather more immersive media that will allow users, particularly those with virtual reality headsets like the Oculus, to feel like they're reliving the moment.
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Read These Stories Next: One Love Manchester: 10 Performances Worth Reliving What It Was Really Like On The Wonder Woman Set With Gal Gadot The Other Women Of Wonder Woman
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Even though Probst said Jimmy Fallon would "never" see that video, he ended up reliving the embarrassment when the late-night host screened it in front of a studio audience.
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Watch: Hurricane Maria forced these young Puerto Ricans to leave home A recent power outage in the metropolitan area had Idamis Rosado, 23, reliving the months she passed without electricity.
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Coming to terms -- and in some cases for Scalise that was by reliving the shooting through the eyes of others who were there -- is an emotionally taxing and incomplete process.
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Kroll, especially, is hilarious as a d-bag rival to Dax who's super-invested not just in reliving Dax's formative childhood traumas but also propping up the movie's product placement.
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Gordon Hayward is reliving the night where his ankle snapped on the court ... and says seeing his parents' reaction -- especially his mom's -- might've been the hardest part of the ordeal.
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But instead of reliving the moment while perusing old Facebook photos late at night, Efron did so in front of millions of people on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
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Episodes about long walks and beaches and mixtapes, telephone calls each night like reliving adolescence, how vibrant and insistent Gess was, even when she was selfish and needy and mad.
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Then, though her voice still cascades brilliantly, her mind turns to despair and pathos: Reliving the moment when Edgardo renounces and curses her, she at once foresees her own death.
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Some of the most powerful moments in the film come when we watch the reenactors, who, year after year, go through the traumatic experience of reliving lynchings that really happened.
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But I couldn't stop thinking about how it must have affected you to spend years of your own with this material, listening to stories, looking at photos, reliving people's trauma.
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I can't stop reliving what happened in my community last February 14, but I can be part of the solution to stop others from living it in the first place.
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Ultimately, the most powerful moments in Untouchable come thanks to Weinstein's victims, who once more bear the burden of reliving their past trauma in an effort to make a difference.
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Pursuing the death penalty means subjecting ourselves to the trauma of a trial, reliving the murder of our loved ones for a result we could have obtained without that trauma.
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They said the death penalty could bring years of appeals and prolong reliving the most painful day of their lives, according to a letter published in the Boston Globe newspaper.
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A terrifying sense of doom enveloped me in the following days, as I kept reliving a routine medical test that my brain had registered, not unreasonably, as a physical assault.
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But as he finds himself back in the French Open quarterfinals, where he will face Alexander Zverev on Wednesday, Djokovic is deeply interested in reliving another experience at Roland Garros.
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Part of what I loved about season two was that reliving the plot of season one only took up the first three episodes — the last of which involved hundreds of reboots.
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Yes, one can end a season on a positive note with a cast member, but reliving past drama though someone else's confessional either rekindles old anger or sparks brand-new hurt.
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He continued, "There's kind of an innocence to it — a lot of nostalgia for us — and in some ways it's reliving our own childhoods together and working on this TV show."
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With a button click I was in record mode, reliving the short scene I'd just witnessed, only this time I was actually participating in it from the alien's point of view.
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A scene in the documentary "Weiner," about his ill-fated run for New York City mayor, depicts him at a computer, raptly watching and reliving one of his appearances on MSNBC.
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Mr. Trump, who has been traveling the country on a thank-you tour reliving his victory on election night, took time to gloat over his onetime critics in the Republican Party.
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More or less pitted against one another, the victims and their relatives were forced to come to court to tell their stories, reliving an experience that many were still recovering from.
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The 60-second commercial from the automaker features Bill Murray reprising his role as Phil Connors and reliving the same day over and over again as he did in the movie.
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" Buttigieg took issue with Sanders's praise of Cuban literacy under Castro: "We are not going to survive or succeed, and we're certainly not going to win by reliving the Cold War.
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Using expressive, sometimes jagged pen strokes against background pools of black ink, she exposes her visceral rage, fear of retribution, and ambivalence about reliving her pain publically through creating autobiographical comics.
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We tend to forget obstacles we've overcome in the past that helped us succeed, instead getting hung up in the setbacks we're currently facing and constantly reliving the pain they're causing.
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Earlier in February, Michelle Wilkins sat in court reliving the horror of March 18, 2015 – the day she was brutally attacked and her 7-month-old fetus was cut from her womb.
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But as she describes in Amazon's Lorena, getting to this point — after reliving her alleged trauma in front of the nation and undergoing mental treatment for "insanity" — was absolutely no easy feat.
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You can also choose to share photos only after a certain date — the day you met your partner, for example, so as to spare them the burden of reliving your past relationships.
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If nothing else, it gives you something to focus on beyond all of the reliving of past events and going down checklists we often obsesses about when attempting to quiet our minds.
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I think you can really sense the emotion through the video, because for the most part, I felt like I wasn't even acting, but more so reliving real life experiences on camera.
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But "it's very hard to be a plaintiff", reliving traumatic experiences in a public setting where "a defence lawyer is picking apart everything you say" and "making you feel bad about yourself".
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Women are reliving some of their worst traumas on a daily basis, whether by outing a sexual predator to a major news outlet or simply reading about another as more accusations surface.
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As we look forward to the 2017 awards on Sunday, May 7, which will include both film and television nominees for the first time ever, we're reliving our favorite lip-locking celebrations.
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Still, in order to bid farewell to our favorite sad sack, we are reliving some of her saddest moments — in GIF form — and grading them on a scale of 1 to 10.
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Throughout the evening she sought out reassurances and insights from friends and colleagues via phone messaging groups, but found herself reliving the imagined experience of her grandparents more than 80 years earlier.
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E.M.D.R. begins with the choice of reliving either the earliest traumatic memory or the most painful, rendering it as harrowing as it is effective; E.M.D.R. is not for the faint of heart.
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But on a day that Mr. Sanders won and was building momentum, Ms. Warren was still focused on her preferred target: Mr. Bloomberg, reliving some of the greatest hits from the debate.
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The book reminds me of the time that Bart Giamatti and I wandered the streets of New York in the dead of night reliving those wonderful days of the summer of 1949.
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After having tried to guess where the president might land on a given policy dispute only to see him derail their plans, this time, they're taking no chances of reliving the trauma.
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Schwartz then handed down the sentence, stating: "The only reason your punishment is less than the maximum is that you took responsibility and spared your children the harm of reliving it," he said.
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Eighth Grade is such a dead-on representation of adolescence that watching it feels less like remembering your youth than like reliving your youth, with all the expectation and mortification that that entails.
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"I remember screaming 'fuck off' and just walking backward off the stage," she tells me, reliving the moment she took the crown with a lip sync performance of "This Is Me" last year.
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Attorney Eusebio Solis said that against his advice, Dalton decided to plead guilty to spare his family and the families of the victims the grief of reliving what occurred, CNN affiliate WOOD reported.
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Die-hard supporters bussed in from across the state on Tuesday to celebrate the "official" kickoff of Mr. Trump's 2020 campaign appeared frozen in time, reliving Mr. Trump's surprise victory over Hillary Clinton.
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"Can't wait for all these other Bachelor/Bachelorettes to feel the pain and embarrassment of reliving their season like Jason & I have w/ Netflix these past 4 months," Molly replied to Mills' tweet.
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"Why did they do it, why did they have to kill those children?" said Ms. Márquez, reliving her anger and grief at the moment when she finally saw the generals in the courtroom.
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TULTEPEC, Mexico — As forensic workers picked through the scorched ruins of the fireworks market on Wednesday morning, María Centeno stood outside the yellow cordon, reliving moments etched in her memory by the explosion.
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"You needed to stay up late for Nick at Night, the house would be dark, and that opening title sequence with the music," he grabbed his chest as if reliving it right then.
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We catch a child Kate (Mackenzie Hancsicsak) singing for her talented, beautiful, and inadvertently critical mom Rebecca Pearson (Mandy Moore), who is reliving her musical glory days by trying to make her daughter better.
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Cardi spends a quarter of the song reliving the days she had to get through to make it to this moment before making a Tee Grizzley by-way-of Meek Milly shift in gears.
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As they continue to top the charts, Yankee is reliving the success of his global hit "Gasolina," which continues to be played in festivals and parties around the world 13 years after its release.
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So, whether it's dishing on fake-tanner fails or her worst hair-color moments, you'll feel like you're back in your living room, watching her on TV, reliving the entire thing all over again.
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As he saw things, the nation was reliving the age of Henry VIII, who in 1534 renounced the authority of the Pope, declared himself head of the church and laid the foundations of Anglicanism.
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Mercifully, the modern day Assassin's Creed sequences, in which a future descendant is reliving an ancestor's past memories, are both rare and short, so you'll be spending mosts of your time in beautiful Greece.
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But it can go the opposite way: If you feel supported and feel like you're really connecting with your audience and reliving something that was traumatic, it's the most cathartic thing in the world.
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I understand that reliving the painful experience of bullying can be difficult, but realize it takes immense courage to tell your story and your story truly does have the capacity to change the world.
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"I was informed that he was badly shot by North Koreans," Lee said, reliving the complex chain of events that brought North Korean defector Oh Chong Song to his trauma unit on November 13.
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As she takes a break from being a Hollywood power player to enjoy her special moment with some night cheese (we assume), we're honoring this sacred day by reliving some of her funniest moments.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese disco fans hit the dance floor and partied like it was 1989, reliving the glitz of the "bubble economy" heyday that defined the early years of the outgoing Heisei imperial era.
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Nostalgia—a rekindling and reliving of that a feeling or experience—is a vital element in indie rock; it has kept its bands and musicians afloat for as many years, even while in decline.
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In a rural town deep in recovery, the anniversary surfaced the emotional scars many residents still bear as they spent the day reliving the storm, counting their losses and reflecting on life after Maria.
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In the week before Liverpool's Sunday visit to Old Trafford to face Manchester United, then, you might have expected LFCTV's schedule to feature programs recounting famous victories, running through cherished goals, reliving dramatic moments.
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We talked about that, as well as how he gets in character during a trauma simulation and what it's like to make extra cash by reliving a truly awful afternoon, over and over again.
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Johnson said most of the research trials include a man and a woman for each subject because they're learning how important diversity is in being able to support people reliving different kinds of trauma.
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After that, you're reliving a scene from 127 Hours, a couple of scenes from Boxing Helena, and every last one of the Allison Williams-starring Get Out moments we've come to know and love.
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At first, I couldn't bear reliving the past, but when I disappeared into the film, gratitude kept bringing my mind back to the present: that my beautiful boy was next to me, holding my hand!
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"She is still, every day, reliving what happened 40 years ago to her, and when we find her and meet her, it's very evident that her entire life is perseverated about Michael Myers," Curtis added.
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"This is devastating because I, we feel like we are reliving Matthew all over again but so much worse, and so many of us don't have the heart or money to come back from this."
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We're counting down the days until the Golden Globes by looking at the best throwback red carpet dresses, reliving our favorite TV style moments and peeking into the swag bags of the rich and famous.
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NEW YORK – A lawyer for five men wrongly convicted in the vicious 953 rape of a Central Park jogger said Friday that the release of investigative records leaves them "reliving the horror" of their experiences.
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All eyes are on Rio as the Olympic Opening Ceremony goes down Friday night ... and what better way to get you hyped for the games than by reliving the most memorable moments from years past?
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A dance review on Tuesday of "About Kazuo Ohno — Reliving the Butoh Diva's Masterpieces," at Japan Society in Manhattan, reversed two words in the title of a dance performed by guests from Big Dance Theater.
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I was in agony — reliving every detail of the violence described to me by the police, putting myself in the place of the victims, feeling their fear but unable to help them in any way.
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"This installation encapsulates a lot of history and it is a privilege for me to be here in Havana and reliving these moments of history," said Yordanka Batista, a Cuban-American who lives in Florida.
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With these books and Mr. Biden's life story in my head, I created a mission for my interview: Why would anyone put himself through the misery of reliving the most painful moments of his life?
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Her interviewers apologize that they're asking questions that so many others have already asked, yet they ask them just the same, and Murad answers, reliving the terror each time she tells and retells her story.
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But many of them seemed to be reliving the fundamental uncertainties that I encountered 16 years before: How do you establish an alliance with a patient when the relationship is scarred by suspicion and mistrust?
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Even with the passage of nearly 18 years, reliving modern America's most terrible day hits an exposed nerve that you thought had been fully numbed, only to discover that the ache was merely in remission.
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We're already reliving our weird attraction to serial killer Penn Badgley with the second season of You, and we can look forward to new seasons of Curb Your Enthusiasm and Grace and Frankie coming soon.
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The 60-second commercial, which the automaker released Sunday morning, features the acclaimed actor reprising his role as Phil Connors and reliving the same day over and over again as he did in the movie.
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A lot of folks are thrilled about the relaunch, others are a bit skeptical about reliving the 90s, and some just don't want to have to explain what Crystal Pepsi is to the next generation.
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It&aposs like when you reminisce about the past, the brain can&apost tell the difference between feelings you&aposre having now and the feelings you&aposre reliving, and you can easily revisit that trauma.
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" The Selma actor says the moment put the story into perspective for the cast and crew: "We literally watched him reliving his own history through what we were doing and that was very special for us.
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Mr Trump's trade team may be reliving the experience of the Reagan administration, which in 1983 slapped an extra 45% tariff on imports of motorcycles in response to a petition from Harley-Davidson, an American manufacturer.
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The approach is based on a century-old method called exposure therapy, wherein those who've experienced trauma or people with phobias learn to cope by reliving the scarring incident or exposing themselves to what they fear.
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Like a victim of a heinous assault returning to the scene of the crime, but viewing it only from a safe distance, we keep reliving the moment over and over, until finally we find some meaning.
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The "reliving a single night over and over" concept may seem at first glance to be another take on Groundhog Day, but Natasha Lyonne truly shines as the hard living, chain-smoking protagonist of Russian Doll.
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Reliving my ill-formed takes on politics and feminism is also agony, of course, but most of the self-loathing I've experienced throughout manually deleting my tweets comes from how uncharitable I've been to other people.
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After all, the woman is a nineties and noughties pop superstar whose dip-dye hair, lace-up crop tops, leather chaps, and lower abdominal crystal tattoos we're all still unpacking (and reliving) to this very day.
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Many of our residents are reliving the trauma we experienced a year ago as the murder trial of James Fields has forced us to rehash every disturbing detail of the attacks our community sustained on Aug.
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" Since filing her countersuit, Swift has insisted that her main motivation behind taking Mueller to court has been to "serve as an example to other women who may resist publicly reliving similar outrageous and humiliating acts.
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For example, the department had to reassign detectives from their "primary responsibility" to go over the reports and footage before they were made public, and some personnel would have to endure reliving the shooting, he said.
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Watching a movie like Carol means reliving my inaugural passionate girl-on-girl love story; One which started with eye contact that dragged a beat too long and ended with lesbian blinking AKA gay Morse code.
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Armstrong's character, a disillusioned ex-punk called Perry Miller, spends his birthday grappling with a mid-life-crisis, reliving his youth in bursts at a fancy hotel, away from his wife and kid in the suburbs.
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They're still alive, most likely, probably sitting upright in their beds at three in the morning, their wives fast asleep next to them, reliving the horror of being completely dominated by the Earth's ultimate jumbo human.
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From there, they went on to play in LA and London, and longtime Pro Era member and photographer Dee Frosted was there to capture the energy of the artist reliving the music that made his name.
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And N finds herself forever reliving, and rewriting, those days when she and MJ — her best friend and almost lover — would talk and talk and talk about who they were, and how they might be remembered.
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I am actually using the lesser-known Firoozeh Dumas method, which involves spending half of each day remembering past moves, a lifetime total of 22 on three continents, and then reliving the stress of each one.
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"Reliving the 20163 primary, I did not much care for that experience the first time around, I definitely don't want 2020 to resemble 2016 in any way," Mr. Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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"Many people are reliving trauma they suffered during Ebola," said Amaya, referring to the world's worst recorded outbreak of the disease, which ravaged the former British colony from 2014 to 2016, infecting 14,000 people and killing 4,000.
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The biggest, most destructive blaze, the Kincade Fire, forced more than 180,63 people in Wine Country to flee from their homes — many of whom were reliving the horror of deadly fires that ravaged the area in 2017.
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She is, of course, in a position of power as a rich, white woman, but she is voluntarily reliving the emotional distress involved in the alleged incident to make a point about violations of autonomy and power.
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It was surreal reliving what my early Facebook profile looked like— back when you shared your favorite quotes and movies on your homepage, and being in a friend's Top 10 box was the highest badge of honor.
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"Part of the fun is having dinner or drinks with your friends or colleagues afterward and reliving your experience after the fact," Mr. Spira said, who played 250 rooms in 2017 with his wife for their blog.
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The most common are reliving the event through flashbacks or nightmares, avoiding anything that may remind you of your past trauma, and being constantly "on guard," along with a slew of other unpleasant emotional and physical manifestations.
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" Swift, who has 85 million Twitter and 102 million Instagram followers, has said in depositions she wants the case to serve as an example to other women "who may resist publicly reliving similar outrageous and humiliating acts.
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"They're going to shoot me in the back," says Kim Kardashian West, reliving the Paris robbery which saw thieves make off with several million dollars' worth of jewelry after holding her at gunpoint in her hotel room.
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Honestly, anything to keep him off the island and off our TV screens... Read These Stories Next: One Love Manchester: 10 Performances Worth Reliving What It Was Really Like On The Wonder Woman Set With Gal Gadot
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Contrary to how Mr. Ellison misconstrues trigger warnings as censorship, a two-second trigger warning is the difference between my being able to discuss Toni Morrison's novel "The Bluest Eye" and silently spending hours reliving my rapes.
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THE ARTS A dance review on Tuesday of "About Kazuo Ohno — Reliving the Butoh Diva's Masterpieces," at Japan Society in Manhattan, reversed two words in the title of a dance performed by guests from Big Dance Theater.
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Anyway, after a near-eternity of reliving and rearranging that single day, and behaving as badly (and as hilariously) as eternity allows, Phil starts to wax philosophical and stop and smell the snowflakes and — could it be?
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Ms. Nixon careened from television appearance to television appearance on Thursday, starting with the local NY1 and moving on to CNN's "New Day" and MSNBC's "Morning Joe," reliving her performance from the night for a national audience.
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No, not pleasuring herself with a giant blue sex toy — rather Laurie gets mad at her mother for reliving her glory days as a vigilante crime-fighter and getting off on the fame and celebrity she received.
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Reliving the 70s is a criminal offense at this point (do we need another Sabbath boogie clone?) yet not only do Magic Circle bust out on parole; they once again prove they're as much masters as students.
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The Act of Killing approach of tasking the survivors with reliving the strangest — and in more than a few cases, most traumatic — chapter of their lives provides a valuable counterpoint to the version portrayed in Genovés's journal.
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But it's also the dangerous sound of young 20-year-olds becoming part of the later ballad of men in their mid-forties who have lost their identity, having become too caught up in reliving the moment.
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Fingers crossed we'll be back soon for season three (you hear that, TLC?) — until then, we'll be reliving the glory of the first two seasons and catching up on any grade-A blackhead extraction videos we might've missed...
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The story of an aged actress reliving her life through her various film roles, it's a loving tribute to Japanese cinema in the 20th century and a showcase for Kon's typically brilliant attention to character detail and editing.
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If you haven't heard the story of Keaton Jones yet, here's his deal: Keaton, a young boy from Tennessee, broke down in his mom's car one day reliving the things some bullies had put him through at school.
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Sure, you may be reduced to a puddle of tears while reliving scenes of the pair's official split, but ultimately, seeing someone else go through the same thing you are reminds you that you are anything but alone.
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A little research might be necessary to find one near you (and within a certain price point), but a night reliving one of America's oldest pastimes (and pretending you're in Grease) is certainly worth a quick Google search.
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But when not playing with her two adorable children on the beach, the reality star was busy reliving every collegiate spring break moment she ever missed out on, even entering in a wet t-shirt contest of one.
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" Shari Botwin, a licensed clinical social worker in Cherry Hill, N.J.: "People are very triggered, whether in a good way or in a negative way ... People are having more flashbacks, getting more depressed, they end up reliving it.
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This may be a side effect of the hangover but it also comes from the anticipation of reliving weekends spent running around Wing Yip aisles as a kid, revelling in the array of colourful Asian snacks and sweets.
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I remember reliving those moments as the news was revealed about the tragic murder of Nabra Hassanen in Virginia, and feeling the anger and frustration in law enforcement for refusing to investigate the murders as a hate crime.
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"It's definitely been hard reliving it because I had buried it a long time ago," said Ms. Dunning, who said she sat at her kitchen table, watching the video clip of Mr. Weinstein in cuffs over and over.
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At times, I felt as if I were in a time machine — reliving, in reverse, my previous reporting for The New York Times on the laborious legislative process that produced the Affordable Care Act in 2009 and 2010.
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The result is a sweet and affecting story, one that forgoes the awkward moments of teenage romance and offers the possibility of reliving a bit of our youthful amor — if just for the film's 90-minute running time.
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In the new Netflix series "Russian Doll," a violent clash occurs between Nadia (Natasha Lyonne), an East Village woman who keeps reliving the night of her 21991th birthday, and her own lingering traumas stemming from an unstable childhood.
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At some point during their conversations, the doctor shares the essential marker by which he can tell when Lyman is no longer experiencing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder: when he can remember the shooting without reliving it.
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A public statement on Instagram, Facebook, or whatever other social media that you know all of your family and friends are reading, is also an amazing way to make sure that you don't have to keep reliving the breakup.
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Tonya Harding — played by Margot Robbie — often turns fiercely to the camera, and directly speaks to the audiences sitting in theater chairs, munching on popcorn, and reliving the spectacle that had dominated news channels at the start of 1994.
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"Where is the Canadian government?" said Melkaya, 27, who arrived to the suburbs of Toronto last July with her young son, and spends most of her days in their basement apartment, reliving moments from her 28 months in captivity.
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Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana, the Republican whip and gun rights supporter who was himself grievously wounded last year when a man opened fire at a congressional baseball practice, huddled with colleagues on the House floor, reliving his horror.
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Apollo, in the months after the apparent end of his happiness, finds himself reliving the dire events and running around the city — mostly using public transportation — in a desperate attempt to make some sense of what's happened to him.
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In "Happy Death Day," a 2017 slasher variation on the classic time-loop comedy "Groundhog Day," a prickly but engaging college student, Tree Gelbman, had to solve her own murder in order to stop reliving the day it happened.
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There are upsides aplenty to parenting kids once they get over the toddler hump: teaching them about life and culture, reliving some of the best experiences of youth through their eyes, curating their experiences of holidays, and so on.
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The sense of déjà vu was not lost on one supporter, who noted that the bill was passed on Groundhog Day (the name of the 1993 Bill Murray movie about a man reliving the same day over and over and over).
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In addition to a weekend filled with Q&As and meet-and-greets, the cast also had fun reliving their time as dysfunctional high schoolers, with Michael Copon (who portrayed brief Tree Hill transplant Felix) even leading a Dare Night redux.
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Now, the ESA has kindly cut us a sick highlight reel set to some orchestral dubstep so that we can all spend our Friday reliving the magic of six metric tons of metal escaping Earth's gravity well in a fiery inferno.
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"The last few days have been traumatic not just because I'm reliving what happened to me as a student at Ohio State University, but because of the way OSU is treating me and other survivors even today," Snyder-Hill tells PEOPLE.
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The natural tendency after a slip is for an addict or alcoholic to ask: "Why did I do that?" and then go through paroxysms of guilt and shame, reliving the events that led up to the return to alcohol or drugs.
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But pay close attention: Apparently there's an Easter egg or two... Read These Stories Next: One Love Manchester: 10 Performances Worth Reliving What It Was Really Like On The Wonder Woman Set With Gal Gadot The Other Women Of Wonder Woman
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Read more: Ariana Grande said that touring is 'hell' because performing her own songs is 'like reliving it all over again'Grande wrote and recorded her No. 1 album "Thank U, Next" in a feverish state after Miller's death in September.
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If we wish to avoid reliving the traumatic political convulsions of the Watergate era, we must awaken people to the consequences for our country if the steady erosion of the rule of law currently taking place continues for years to come.
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Netanyahu has been selected to form a government — but it doesn't mean he's in the clearThough Israelis are reliving an experience they went through just months ago, voter turnout this election was higher than April's, up to 69.4% from 67.9%.
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A certain indulgent pleasure can be had in reliving the innocent wonder that inspired Capote's Black and White Ball, a party its host had in some ways begun to plan as a precocious, lonely 8-year-old in Monroeville, Ala.
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The horror-comedy "Happy Death Day" benefits from a winning performance by Jessica Rothe as Theresa, a reckless sorority sister who finds herself reliving the same day over and over — and repeatedly getting murdered by a masked slasher at the end.
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Part of this is the result of sexual assault victims fearing the repercussions of speaking out — the shaming, stigma, and retaliation, not to mention the difficulty of potentially reliving a traumatic event over and over in the course of an investigation.
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Reliving that pain years later for the role of Goldie was understandably painful for Woods, specifically the scene in which the character's mother Carol (Marsha Stephanie Blake) is suddenly taken away by the police in front of her young daughters.
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Mr. Warchus will return to New York this season as the director of the musical "Groundhog Day," which premiered at the Old Vic last summer and tells of a man who finds himself reliving the same day over and over.
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The General lies dreaming of his past, much of which unfolds on the world stage, while Prisoner Z languishes in his cell, reliving his own experiences, which occur largely sub rosa, though often in picturesque, cinematic settings — Berlin, Paris, Capri.
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What begins as a dark comedy with echoes of "Groundhog Day" soon takes a twist in Episode 4, when Nadia meets Alan (Charlie Barnett), an uptight depressive who is also caught in a loop reliving the same day over and over.
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Reliving the highs and lows of this year's Grammys on this week's Popcast: Joe Coscarelli, The New York Times's pop music reporter Caryn ganz, The New York Times's pop music editor Jon Pareles, The New York Times's chief pop music critic
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Intermittently, we see intense close-ups of Sasha as she listens to Donny Hathaway's "Someday We'll All Be Free," while reliving memories of her last moments with Abraham (Michael Cudlitz), along with a special moment shared with Maggie (Lauren Cohan).
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While many Democrats find it inconceivable that Trump could ever win re-election, it is possible to see how many of them might end up reliving the morning after the 2004 election when President George W. Bush emerged as a second-term victor.
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The actress was reliving her glam Hollywood moment from the red carpet on Instagram, posting a slow-motion video of herself showing off the sparkly fringe appliqué on the gown when it struck her: the dire mistake she made in returning it.
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Lovesick was originally called Scrotal Recall, because the first season of the show follows a young man named Dylan (Johnny Flynn) as he finds out he has chlamydia and contacts every woman he's had sex with, reliving their relationship in the process.
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That's what they're counting on with "Office Ladies," a podcast launched Wednesday in which Fischer and Kinsey take a stroll down memory lane with the goal of reliving every single episode from the show's nine seasons in a way only they could.
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And you can be sure that even now, whenever I hear "...Baby One More Time," I'm back in the blue Ford Escort, reliving the initial wonder that I'm not sure I've felt about music, or about anything, in the same way since.
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Of course, you're getting the album versions of these songs rather than live recordings, but it's still a great way of reliving a gig you've just been to or listening to the specific tracks a particular band is running through these days.
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The film follows a daughter (voiced by Mae Whitman) reliving memories of her late mother, Angelica (voiced by Geena Davis), as we, the viewers, are swept up in the emotional release of the vivid, painted landscapes that unfold brushstroke by brushstroke around us.
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So if reliving the cultural obsession of the early 2000s sounds like your kind of spa day, you can pick up your very own glitter bomb starting this Saturday on the Radioactive Unicorn's website for £4.95 (which comes out to about $6.35).
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They keep the witness calm and in the moment, preventing them from reliving the trauma about which they may be testifying while raising their levels of the anti-fear hormone oxytocin and lowering their levels of the stress hormone cortisol, she added.
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What was needed was a way to not only automatically visualise that data, but do it in a way that puts emotion back into "reliving" a cycling trip and, in the future, any outdoor activity, such as a hike or road trip.
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In April, when Fox News got rid of host Bill O'Reilly, the internet wasted no time in reliving the pundit's many shameful incidents, from the transcript about pleasuring a woman with a falafel to his Inside Edition "We'll do it live!" meltdown.
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" The confusion stemmed from an ABC News interview broadcast Thursday, in which Mr. Kimmel said: "This show is not about reliving people's sexual assaults — it's an awards show for people who have been dreaming about maybe winning an Oscar for their whole lives.
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To help users from reliving more sensitive memories — like deaths they're still grieving or breakups they'd rather forget, for example — you'll also be able to block certain people or places from showing up in the Memories feature, to better personalize your highlight reel.
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Explicit art can do one of two things, either make a mockery of the event and downplay it to make it look miniscule or it can be so detailed that it feels like you're reliving a traumatic experience you've already been through.
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I know we've said this for the past few years, ever since all of the number-crunchers we made fun of on Twitter started getting hired by NHL teams, and then we find ourselves reliving the same old battles all over again.
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Once again, Djokovic and his team mates thrived on noisy support from a sea of Serb fans in the stands, namely expats who made Team Serbia feel as if they were reliving the memorable 2010 Davis Cup final in the Belgrade Arena.
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Since he announced his retirement, in poetry form ("Dear Basketball") last November, fans, sports commentators, fellow athletes, and celebrities have celebrated Bryant, calling him one of the greatest basketball players of all time and reliving his most memorable moments in the game.
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The family begins to crumble as William starts to wonder if he is reliving the life of Job, and we are invited to revel in the family's strife and even perhaps suspect William and his brood may have it coming to them a little.
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"Even more painful has been reliving it all while going through this TRUTH Campaign and actually having to go an speak to the L.A. Police Department and giving them a full detailed account, and talking about it on talk shows and stuff," he says.
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"Resolution of this Counterclaim will demonstrate that Mueller alone was the perpetrator of this humiliating and wrongful conduct targeted against Ms. Swift, and will serve as an example to other women who may resist publicly reliving similar outrageous and humiliating acts," read her countersuit.
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So, let's take a stroll down Master of None memory lane, reliving the highs and lows of Dev's experiences as a 30-year-old actor who struggles just as much with choosing what to eat for lunch as he does deciding his life's direction.
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It's difficult to watch these episodes without reliving your own torment as a child—the ruthlessness with which peers cast judgment, how bullying escalates, the often uncomfortable transformation of your body, and the way adults are ill-equipped to deal with any of it.
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Clinton tried to portray a steely fortitude in facing Mr. Trump, and a determination not to allow his personal attacks to get her off course, she offered a glimpse of the toll that reliving some of her lowest and most publicly humiliating moments would take.
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Speaking of nannies, I'd like to say to Arty, I'm a dad all over again, which means I'm back on the school run—which means that every morning I'm reliving the nightmare of failing to put names to faces, and sometimes even faces to functions.
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The Golden State Warriors blew a 3-1 lead over the Cleveland Cavaliers in a thrilling NBA Finals—or Cleveland came back to win the series, depending on your perspective and willingness to indulge memes—and the Cavs have been reliving it all summer.
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" There had some been some confusion after he told ABC News in an interview broadcast on Thursday: "This show is not about reliving people's sexual assaults — it's an awards show for people who have been dreaming about maybe winning an Oscar for their whole lives.
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But what I love most about "Harold and Kumar Get Blinded by the Light" (or "HAKGBBTL," for short) is the prospect of two unconventional Asian-American "model minorities" interacting with dispossessed blue-collar workers reliving their "Glory Days" atop stools in the Legion Hall.
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Carol Nuetzman WeberOceanside, N.Y. To the Editor: Every woman in America over 45 is having a full-blown case of post-traumatic stress disorder this week reliving the Anita Hill hearings, complete with flashbacks to some of the same senators who judged her then.
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But standing beneath the figure of Tyrannosaurus, or staring back at the skull of an early primate, or reliving the feats of Polynesian mariners, we dimly begin to understand the passage of time and cultures, and how our own species fits amid millions of others.
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Symptoms of PTSD include reliving the traumatic event through flashbacks or nightmares, feeling emotionally numb or avoiding places that serve as memories of the trauma, being unable to sleep or concentrate, and feeling skittish or irritable, the Anxiety and Depression Association of America website noted.
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"YouTube claims that it polices its platform for these violent and disturbing videos, when in truth it requires victims and their families to do the policing--reliving their worst moments over and over in order to curb the proliferation of these videos," the complaint said.
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"YouTube claims that it polices its platform for these violent and disturbing videos, when in truth it requires victims and their families to do the policing—reliving their worst moments over and over in order to curb the proliferation of these videos," the filing states.
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Alma gets to reconnect with her younger sister by reliving how much Becca once idolized her as a child, and she finds a new respect for her practical mother by learning that there was a lot she didn't know about her more imaginative father.
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The news accounts of this rightly focused on Trump's gratuitous combativeness with the leader of one of our closest allies, but I was equally riveted by another detail: The president spent a portion of the call reliving and reveling in his Electoral College victory.
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The process of reliving his presidency day by day, writing in longhand and revising it with his speechwriter Cody Keenan, has put him in a reflective and, at times, feisty mood, associates say, making him more willing to express his thoughts to a wider audience.
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Yet while he never tires of reliving his first White House race and the sweet triumph of election night, Trump must face a truth even he will struggle to deny once the euphoria of his return to the trail abates: 20173 may not be like 22017.
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Happy Death Day 2U is the sequel to 2017's Happy Death Day, a slasher with a Groundhog Day premise as sorority girl Tree (Jessica Rothe) gets murdered on the night of her birthday and enters a time-loop, reliving her death over and over again.
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Govindarajulu, a scientist based in British Columbia, Canada, has spent the past two years reliving the excruciating nightmare of the abuse she endured as a child from her cousin's husband, taking months off from her job to campaign and raise awareness about the issues survivors face.
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Not only was I reliving the decision made on election night, I was reintroduced to the political players that surrounded the dialogue about who should run our country — including the radicalized weirdos on the right and the heartbroken white liberals on the not0-at-all-radical left.
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Dolores appeared to be traveling with William and Logan in the present, but was actually vividly reliving her memories (much like Bernard did earlier this season, which he courteously reminded viewers of when he asked Maeve whether he was awake or in a memory this week).
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Thirty years after she awakened to find a naked man pinning her down and holding a sharp and cold knife against her throat, news anchor Maureen O'Boyle is reliving the most terrifying day of her life with the realization that her rapist could soon be walking free.
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But if you're anything like us, reliving the runways of way back when has become a hobby, if you will — and, if you close your eyes hard enough, you might just feel like you're in New York, front row at the Todd Oldham show, all over again.
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The criticisms that you hear in Greece of the Germans, they are reliving the horrors of World War II; the criticism in Germany of the Greeks, saying that they are lazy even though the number of hours that they work per week is higher than the Germans'.
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I do not know, but I suspect that on top of contending with shock, they are parsing and reliving every recent encounter, each believing if only I -- anyone -- had stayed with him, if only I -- someone -- had done this or that, Anthony would still be alive.
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In other words, would audiences for "Groundhog Day" feel they were reliving their traumatic memories of recent movie-to-musical clunkers like "Rocky," based on Sylvester Stallone's 1976 flick about an underdog boxer, or "Ghost," a reworking of the 1990 flick about an underdog dead man?
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During her testimony last week, Ms. Andrews, who worked for ESPN at the time the secret videos were taken, said that she had been constantly reliving the ordeal and that she felt "so ashamed" after discovering that nude images of her were available on the Internet.
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In Andrew Plotkin's Spider and Web (1998), you spend the entire game tied to a chair; all of the game's "action" consists of the protagonist reliving his immediate memory in a sort of interrogation—and the eventual solution hinges on what you say in that interrogation.
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Songs like the ballad "Do You Know Me By Heart"—which musically recalls Tony Bennett's version of "For Once in My Life"—may provide a balm for the brokenhearted listener, but for Avery, reliving his romantic devastation on a nightly basis isn't quite so soothing an experience.
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As a rookie New York City police officer recounted the night a bullet fired from his gun had ricocheted down a stairwell in a Brooklyn housing project, it seemed as if he was reliving the moment he realized a man had been hit, his heart pierced by the shot.
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A source familiar with Clinton's plans said that while she has had meetings and phone calls with aides to try to understand what happened in 2016, the calls are more focused on making sure things improve for Democrats going forward and less about reliving the mistakes her campaign made.
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Study: Foul balls hurt about 230,22017 fans each year "For fans like me who have been injured and for their families, it's like a reliving of the trauma -- another kid in the ballpark carried out on a stretcher," said Zlotnick, who has become an advocate for extending protective netting.
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At the beginning of our lives as queer people we come out, often to mixed reviews, and spend our remaining years reliving that experience—coming out again and again and again, trying to find and craft our space in a world not really designed to fit our own.
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The reality star was clearly reliving her "blingy, sexy robot" Met Gala moment in a shimmering silver Audra sheath with a high neck and low hemline, a look that was markedly covered up for the woman who can typically be found in a head-to-toe sheer look.
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Gus, short for Asparagus, now hangs out as a cat usher reliving his glory days as a great actor of the Victorian age, while Grizabella is portrayed as a down-and-out stray who is hinted to have fallen into sex work (seriously) after losing her once-stylish life.
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Since the show premiered in 1999, she's dealt with more hard blows than possible to recount here, beginning with the fact that — as a product of rape (her mother was sexually assaulted by her father) — she is constantly reliving her past by engaging with special victims and sexual assailants.
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As virtual reality gains momentum and covers more ground, sports fans will want to create capture their own athletic moments and events in VR. How about being able to capture your son's participation in the junior league football finals match in VR and reliving every moment in later years?
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It said the country "appeared to be reliving the same divisive experiences" it saw at independence, and risked repeating "the same kinds of calamities" it has seen since, including a prolonged period of dictatorship and a more recent episode of deadly electoral violence, perpetrated largely along ethnic lines.
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Please, in the name of those of us who have been reliving recent or decades-old trauma this month, do not empower another man who could lead yet another generation of young people to forget their own value and strength, and remain silent and afraid, as I once did.
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A light and fluffy wild blueberry soufflé is classic Maine, but it was the spruce ice cream served alongside it that has me reliving life as a 12-year-old on the ropes course, hands covered in sticky sap and nostrils filled with the invigorating aroma of pine.
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North Charleston, South Carolina (CNN)An ebullient Lindsey Graham hopped off the stump here after revving up a room full of conservative voters, reliving his furious defense of now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh at his confirmation hearings and making clear he was on President Donald Trump's side.
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Throughout the hearing in the courtroom, where the victims' loved ones spent more than two weeks reliving the June 17, 2015, massacre at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, one family member after the next demanded, sometimes with raised voices, that Mr. Roof turn his head to look at them.
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Actually, Sharp Objects' last few episodes have all reminded me hugely of Hereditary, which has a lot of the same ambience and themes: unhinged family dynamics layered over giant secrets and mental illness, and a lead character who's drawn into their family's spiraling madness and continual reliving of trauma.
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While it's sonically a soaring ballad — and shows off eldest member Jin's often underrated vocal stability — the lyrics reveal it to be one of Map of the Soul: Persona's darkest moments, as members Jin, Jungkook, and J-Hope describe reliving the same pains over and over and begging for a remedy.
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Here's how Ariana Grande created the trippy visuals in her 'In My Head' music video, using look-alike backup dancers and green screen technologyThe 37 best music videos of 2019 so far, rankedAriana Grande said that touring is 'hell' because performing her own songs is 'like reliving it all over again'
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While we spent almost half of the Monday's episode reliving moments that didn't happen that long ago, Hannah used the look back at her journey thus far (Chris can't resist slipping some of his favorite bloopers into the reel) to decide, obviously, to continue on with her search for love.
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Just as Trump embarked on a victory tour in the months after the 2016 election, reliving the greatest hits and assailing those who said he could never win, his upcoming rallies are likely to resemble a victory lap centered on the Mueller probe -- one that could stretch through November 2020.
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But to you, thinking about them is like being shot in the head with a psychic bullet: You, with your eyes closed against the light, reliving that time you mispronounced your own name to a girl you liked, or called the teacher "mom", or had your shorts yanked down on a boat trip.
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Just one stanza of "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer," and I'm suddenly jetting back through time, reliving my entire childhood with her: seeing The Nutcracker while wearing scratchy tights and a fur muff, the gatherings every December at the weird buffet restaurant in Copley Place, the Christmas carols playing endlessly.
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Fourteen months after they were forced to evacuate the last neighborhoods of Aleppo, they are reliving their trauma from southern Turkey, where they have been spending hours online encouraging activists and rebels in the Eastern Ghouta region outside Damascus, the Syrian capital, and helping to disseminate videos and news from the latest siege.
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Halftime Reënactments of Classic Scenes from "Gone with the Wind" Because progress cannot be achieved until we understand our past, the league encourages players to educate fans—and themselves—by reliving the passion and the romance of the Old South through the timeless characters of Scarlett O'Hara, Rhett Butler, Ashley Wilkes, and Mammy.
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The songs are more weathered and less bombastic than the hits on their previous albums Anything Goes and Here's to the Good Times, channelling more reflective perspectives—instead of living it up at the party, they're reliving the party from places of security and comfort, with a tumbler of Old Camp in hand.
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Knowing none of that, a lighthearted visitor could also just stand still in Maya Lin's humble contraption and be only delighted, ogling the sky between her wood slats and listening to the birds that kept William Clark up at night, reliving none of the hideous memories and hearing only the beautiful songs.
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Miller's pass resulted in a goal for the Rangers — and of course it did, because his team, after opening an Eastern Conference semifinal series with two narrow defeats, played in a 4-1 win as if it had spent the past three days reliving its foibles and vowing never to repeat them.
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When it comes to remembering and reliving a vacation, we usually only have photos to go off of, and while it's always fun to look back at pictures of the people, places, and things we saw during our travels, a photo can't always capture exactly what we were experiencing when it was taken.
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In its clever use of mixed, interlocking timelines, which nicely replicated how a Host could become effectively unmoored in time, trapped in their memories and reliving moments from their past, it was able to cover over three decades of the park's history, all the better to underline how terrible existence was for the Hosts.
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Reliving the dream Tsim's wish is that he can experience in Hong Kong what he did in Amsterdam in 1998: To walk into any restaurant as an openly gay man, able to express his feelings for his partner without fear of ridicule or judgment and to be treated like any other couple in a restaurant.
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Set to the smooth stylings of Jim Croce's "I Got A Name," the clip opens with the pair's exit from Westeros in the most recent episode and then takes us on a dusty trip down memory lane, reliving the best moments from the duo's unlikely but beloved partnership on the King's Road and beyond.
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But if you're excited about retro gaming and reliving the past, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better way to do so than with the Super NT. It doesn't do things halfway, for better and for worse, and you won't see the past in a better light than you will on this console.
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I think it stopped when I was twenty-two, when he said he needed to get himself together and couldn't live a decent life while I was within reach, but for the past decade there have been late-night calls, him and me reliving the past, worrying the wound we both refuse to let heal.
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Facebook, still reeling from the fallout of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, likely would not enjoy reliving YouTube's nightmare, so it will be interesting to see how IGTV addresses many of the same issues that have sparked on YouTube over the years, since apparently that's the kind of content, and the sort of creators, it's trying to court.
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Finally, after the season finale, an image of the Man in Black was added to the mini-site, evoking the post-credits scene in the episode, and making it official: in the future, a host version of the Man in Black does in fact exist, and is stuck on a loop reliving part of his adventures in the park.
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Thomas Morton heads back to high school on tonight's season finale of 'BALLS DEEP' Then on the season finale of BALLS DEEP, our show that dives into different American subcultures, Thomas Morton revels in the last week of high school with Gary, Indiana's seniors, reliving the parties, pranks, and goodbyes leading up to the final moment of graduation.
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Reflect on the humblest cycling commute and you'll find yourself reliving short-story excitements denied to co-workers who yawned their way in on the train: the reconstructive surgery so skilfully swerved when some idiot flung open his car door, the race you pretended not to have with that courier, those bracing exchanges with bike-blind jaywalkers and cabdrivers.
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"PTSD has increasingly been studied mostly related to war…The reliving of that trauma is so much more…we used to be able to come back from war and not be able to see it over and over again…even if you're not at war you're watching it happen somewhere else [on television]," says Sanam Hafeez, a Columbia University neuro-psychologist.
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They weren't invested in romance because it is grafted to their DNA; it meant something to them only as long as you could be convinced that it meant something to you; that there is a bomb shelter from the blasts of adulthood, and it was in reliving the minor atrocities of your childhood you were too naïve to recognize at the time.
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The backslapping solidarity that Mr. Trump will display with the military on the campaign trail — whether it's reliving Conan the dog's exploits when chasing down Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi or hobnobbing with cable news hosts wearing shotgun blasts of military lapel pins above fuchsia pocket squares — can be undermined by a candidate who speaks to these rarely discussed, and often verboten, issues.
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Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE says in a new interview that President Trump is unable to stop reliving the 2016 presidential election because she beat him in the popular vote.
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There's Celeste, squinting at her therapist (Robin Weigert) while visualizing (and not disclosing) the full truth of what's going on with Perry at home, reliving the dual humiliation of enduring her husband's wrath for something as silly as telling him to pick up their kids' toys, and then feeling so turned on that she wants to fuck him on the floor.
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Her eyes are closed and she is taking a deep breath, as if bracing herself not only for the pain of reliving a horrible personal trauma on national television, but also for the possibility that, no matter what she says and no matter how convincingly she says it, she will not be believed, that it is all for naught, that Kavanaugh will be confirmed anyway.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) will headline an event at a women's conference in Detroit later this month has left some Democrats seething and reliving old wounds from the 2016 presidential race.
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"Often I cannot sleep because my hands are tingling...When I do fall asleep, I see nightmares, my father lying there, blood dripping from his head and nostrils, his eyes popped out in terror..." Flashbacks, reliving the trauma over and over, foggy memory, heart palpitation, disturbing thoughts of killing herself, nightmares, absence of milk from her one breast—these are the symptoms Amini reported to a doctor at the camp.
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The idea of reliving sitting on my porch, in handcuffs, hoping and praying to God that I wasn't going to sit in a jail cell for days on end until my parents returned; the idea of watching my mother break down and cry for the injustice to "her baby" and the idea of my dad losing his mind and doing something that I now understand could have been a death sentence — it was more than I could handle.
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