But it appears that Trump doesn't want a repeat performance.
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Republicans in Congress are cautioning Trump against a repeat performance.
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Yet a repeat performance could be hard to pull off.
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And Saturday's conditions appeared just right for a repeat performance.
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And thank God she didn't try for a repeat performance.
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So there will be no repeat performance of 2017's battle.
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After that, it's a long 1,000-year wait for a repeat performance.
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Other publishers making a repeat performance on this year's list are Huzlers.
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Your building should do what it can to prevent a repeat performance.
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Trotz does not want a repeat performance from his team on Thursday.
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Markets, however, would be unlikely to greet with enthusiasm such a repeat performance.
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Once you're at base camp, I just need to see a repeat performance.
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The pair gave a repeat performance during an additional date a week later.
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Pico tells us he has been training for a repeat performance this weekend.
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More needs to be done if we do not want a repeat performance.
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Breakthroughs in power technology now make a repeat performance possible for that sector too.
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If G2 wants a repeat performance from spring, Expect will be the one to watch.
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Crises often prompt an overhaul of regulations, in the hope of avoiding a repeat performance.
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Experts say that a repeat performance "would devastate [the] modern world," according to National Geographic.
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The freshman senator is worried that Republicans are in for a repeat performance in 2020.
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And her appearance in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue was a repeat performance from 2017.
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He could use a repeat performance Tuesday to keep his 221 White House hopes alive.
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At his price this week, he's a good bet to hope for a repeat performance.
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This has historically ended in disappointment -- and we are now dangerously close to a repeat performance.
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A repeat performance from Sanders among them would almost certainly doom his candidacy from the start.
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Back-to-back declines to begin this month have some investors wary of a repeat performance.
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Weaver is looking for a repeat performance after tossing a three-hit shutout at Oakland on Sunday.
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Evidently the hope is for a repeat performance that can head off the 2017 net neutrality threat.
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The winner of last year's green jacket, Sergio Garcia, quickly ended any thoughts of a repeat performance.
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The Cavaliers eye a repeat performance Monday when they host Austin Peay in a non-league affair.
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He has scored 15 and 16 points against Cincinnati and a repeat performance will get you beat.
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This ensemble made a repeat performance at my eighth-grade graduation, where a white dress was required.
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The only way to know if America can manage a repeat performance is to test the economy's limits.
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Did it ring up Hugh Jackman to ask for a repeat performance and have Jackman decide against it?
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"We cannot and will not allow a repeat performance of an error like the 'Cultural Revolution'," it added.
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Shanghai stocks slid 7.3 percent to trigger the halt in trading, a repeat performance of Monday's sudden tumble.
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Many companies around the world are looking to India for a repeat performance of China's middle-class expansion.
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Hardly a repeat performance from the opener, when Kershaw dominated while outpitching Keuchel for a 3-1 win.
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Third, we must attempt to learn the lessons from this to prevent a repeat performance in the future.
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And then came his decision to not make a repeat performance at the Munk Debate on foreign policy.
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"This has happened numerous times this cycle with chances for a repeat performance in this quarterly earnings season."
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Yang was stilted and uncomfortable, and a repeat performance would likely bring an unmerciful end to his quixotic campaign.
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But tough U.S. trade talk last year is now turning into action, clouding the outlook for a repeat performance.
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A repeat performance will similarly damage the 2020 nominee, especially with the multiplier effect of such a wide field.
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So they're hoping for a repeat performance of that in 2018 as he's the likely GOP nominee for governor.
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And now, department officials said they were fearful that Mr. Nunes and his allies were seeking a repeat performance.
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She didn't have a great time with her family in Costa Rica, and she's not looking for a repeat performance.
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Congress and state governments should wake up to the dangers of a repeat performance of meddling in the midterm elections.
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This year, despite a FiveThirtyEight forecast indicating that Biden would win the most delegates, Sanders pulled off a repeat performance.
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These two questions actually have the same answer, and it explains the repeat performance we see from Congress every year.
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But a repeat performance in a general election, under the unforgiving first-past-the-post system, is by no means guaranteed.
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He's yet to say if he'll give a repeat performance going into the midnight Friday deadline to avoid a partial closure.
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That allowed the bank to cut in July and is expected to lead to a repeat performance at least this Thursday.
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With a repeat performance and another day of limited throws from Jimmy Garoppolo, he could quickly emerge as the likely MVP.
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He's yet to say if he'll give a repeat performance going into the midnight Friday deadline to avoid a partial closure.
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Andrew Shaw hopes for a repeat performance against his former team after registering his eighth career two-goal effort versus the Jets.
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Devine will return to the stage this year to host the awards — we'll see if he and Wilson make a repeat performance.
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In a repeat performance, Berkshire Hathaway was the biggest company by revenue, earning $242.1 billion, up 8 percent from the previous year.
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Even if something serious relationship-wise (or a repeat performance) isn't on the table, it's worth being assertive about sleep-related needs.
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We don't need a repeat performance – we need a president who will put America's national security over the interests of Vladimir Putin.
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But a repeat performance for the oilseed in 2017 may prove difficult thanks to challenges on both the supply and demand fronts.
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With a repeat performance, he'd be a solid bet to win MVP at 20/1 should Mahomes struggle elsewhere on the field.
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Labour made substantial gains in 103 thanks to a spike in the youth vote, and it hopes for a repeat performance today.
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Granted, it was a repeat performance of the 2016 CMA Awards when Travis appeared on stage to also sing the song's final notes.
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But while we're bummed not to get a repeat performance of their wedding celebration dance, Cyrus doesn't need her husband to make a splash.
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Bobby Cannavale pops up at one point, John Legend makes an appearance behind a piano, and Dev's parents show up for a repeat performance.
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Despite this, Barclays said "we believe that there could be a repeat performance in the second-half of this year" for U.S. oil output.
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There is another debate scheduled for the middle of next week, offering at least the potential for a repeat performance before the Nevada caucuses.
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For while the strength of the economy might appear to have given him a better electoral option, Mr Trump is intent on a repeat performance.
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Afterwards Urban shared that he "loved" getting the chance to play with the pair, adding that he wouldn't mind making it a repeat performance someday.
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When she confronts him, he makes her out to be desperate, the kind of girl no sane guy would ever want a repeat performance from.
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This provoked a debate as to what to do next and how best to avoid a repeat performance by the White House going into 2020.
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Conor Lamb (D-PA) gave a repeat performance, winning a special election for Pennsylvania's 18th Congressional District, which voted for Trump by 20 points in 2016.
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ECONAU Many analysts expect a repeat performance this time should core inflation dip to a fresh trough of 1.4 percent as forecasted in a Reuters poll.
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Still, in the upcoming year he has what might be the most promising role of all — a repeat performance as Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman 1984.
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Strong global demand also benefited China's exporters, though rapidly escalating trade tensions with the United States are clouding the outlook for a repeat performance this year.
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We are now witnessing a repeat performance extending domestic policies devaluing children relative to the industrial machine but on an international stage with babies as victims.
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The next day, upon seeing "a repeat performance" of the previous day's gridlock, Mr. Sokolich began beseeching Mr. Baroni with an increasingly urgent set of messages.
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The No. 11 Ducks hope for a repeat performance by the 6-33 forward when they host the 347th edition of the Civil War on Saturday.
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They are wagering that we have forgotten both the 1980s Savings and Loan debacle and its repeat performance in the more recent 2008 global financial crisis.
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It was a repeat performance from last October's division series, when he made two starts against the Yankees and left with a 12.79 earned run average.
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If Obama or Clinton were president when four more Americans died in an African country under murky conditions, we'd no doubt be seeing a repeat performance.
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Having slid sharply in 21 amid trade disputes, recession fears and central bank easing, bond yields are not expected to have a repeat performance in 2020.
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The horde didn't make a repeat performance in the more intimate press demo, which featured the same mission, but showed a different approach the hero might take.
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The Broncos managed a repeat performance by drawing up almost an entirely different game plan against the Panthers, blitzing 25 times and sacking Mr Newton six times.
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CF Billy Hamilton, who enjoyed a productive second half last season before spending most of September on the disabled list, is showing signs of a repeat performance.
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The Academy has been haunted by the #OscarsSoWhite shadow since 22017, when it nominated an all-white slate of performers — then pulled a repeat performance in 2016.
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With anything like a repeat performance, investors will have to hope that other assets provide better protection than in 2018, when there were few places to hide.
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I know that that might be easier said than done because I'm not facing the dilemma at this very moment, but I refuse to have a repeat performance.
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Ovechkin also had a front-row seat for a repeat performance, when Kucherov scored against Holtby on a breakaway that sealed a victory less than a month later.
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Maybe she can give a repeat performance of her own convention speech, in which she lied about Hillary Clinton's childcare policies and pitched inferior ones of her own.
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Seattle will need a repeat performance as Houston has scored at least 22 points in each of its last four games, although two of those contests were losses.
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It was so difficult to get on the 's list of top 10 performers in 2016; Cramer says it will be hard to have a repeat performance in 2017.
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That Enceladus seems to have all the ingredients necessary for a repeat performance has, for astrobiologists at least, transformed it into the most exciting destination in the solar system.
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Baffert saddled Justify in a Kentucky Derby victory on a wet track two weeks ago, and the duo is looking for a repeat performance Saturday at Pimlico Race Course.
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There was no word on whether he would deliver a repeat performance as the fluffy-tailed character for the inaugural White House Easter Egg Roll of the Trump administration.
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Trump's political team is counting on a repeat performance in the Keystone State next year, but several recent polls show him running behind a number of possible Democratic rivals.
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Here are edited excerpts from those conversations, along with minute-long excerpts from each of the work's three movements, recorded at a repeat performance in Paris earlier this year.
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Cecchinato could not surprise anyone this year, entering with the No. 16 seed, but he deflected any thought that high expectations for a repeat performance had weighed him down.
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Since Russia's stunning influence operations during the 2016 United States presidential race, state and federal officials, researchers, and tech companies have been on high alert for a repeat performance.
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You've probably covered the first one by taking away his privileges and leveling the potent threat that he won't get his license on time if there's a repeat performance.
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It was so difficult to get on the 's list of top 10 performers in 2016; Jim Cramer says it will be hard to have a repeat performance in 2017.
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San Francisco is hoping for a repeat performance from Brian Hoyer, who passed for 249 yards and a pair of TDs while also running for a score against the Rams.
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The subscription series begins the following night with the brilliant violinist Lisa Batiashvili will be the soloist in Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto, followed by a repeat performance of the Dvorak symphony.
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Clinton and Trump will be in danger of increasing voter disaffection if there is a repeat performance of Monday's unconvincing excuse of a debate at the next presidential debate Oct.
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Gabby Douglas, who at the 2012 London Olympics became the first black gymnast to win the individual all-around gold, aims for a repeat performance this summer in Rio de Janeiro.
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Don't expect a repeat performance when the Commerce Department releases third-quarter figures on Friday: Economists surveyed by FactSet expect the report to show a more modest 3.3 percent growth rate.
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The dinner, to be held April 25, is also set to feature a repeat performance by Hasan Minhaj, the former "Daily Host" personality and current host of "Patriot Act" on Netflix.
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We also asked Bisping if he'd consider a repeat performance of his crazy eye-popping party trick ... but Michael shot that down, telling us it was just a "1-and-done."
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Previous U.N. penalties have resulted in Pyongyang expressing its displeasure and demonstration of its iron-clad nuclear ambition through more missile tests, and analysts said there may be a repeat performance.
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Unbelievably for the Centre Court crowd, there were given a repeat performance just over an hour later when Federer's opponent Alexandr Dolgopolov also pulled out when trailing 3-6 0-3.
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Then, they brazenly argued that the president can ask for foreign election interference, a revanchist argument intended to dismiss Kremlin election interference in 2016 and pave the way to a repeat performance.
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The 35-year-old looks for a repeat performance versus Wednesday starter Vince Velasquez, against whom he belted a three-run homer in Chicago's 7-2 victory over Philadelphia on May 53.
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A total of 23.2% of responders said that it was an enjoyable experience and that they'd like to have a repeat performance compared to the approximately 6% that said that once was enough.
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Next to the higgledy-piggledy vintage store, A Repeat Performance, stands The Deep End Club, the storefront window filled with balloons, a small keyboard, and an enormous peace sign lit with bare bulbs.
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There are signs a repeat performance could happen this summer with high temperatures and a lack of rainfall meaning that cargo vessels cannot sail fully loaded on parts of the Rhine, according to Reuters.
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It is a repeat performance, because, last July, Argentina lost in the same stadium to Chile in the final of the Copa América, which the host, Chile, won on a penalty shootout, 4-1.
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Ajayi managed only 16 yards on 11 carries against the Jets in Week 3, but I'd be surprised to see a repeat performance at home with Ajayi looking stronger than he has all season.
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Senators and reporters alike were keeping a close watch on Paul on Thursday as they tried to parse whether or not he would force a repeat performance of his hours-long shutdown from February.
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Speaking of not enough, Bryce Harper's repeat performance as NL MVP won't keep pace with the Mets in the East, where New York's starters will compete against each other for the Cy Young Award.
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While Russia's participation remains in the hands of the IOC due to continuing concerns about its anti-doping program, Hanyang professor Park said a repeat performance by Ahn in February could spoil the Pyeongchang party.
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Lawmakers might be unwilling to pay for a repeat performance, especially with some of the benefit going abroad—and the mere possibility of their not stumping up would set the world's financial markets a-jitter.
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While Apple has not yet announced a public media event to introduce new hardware, it did announce new iPad hardware in March 2016, so some industry observers are hoping for a repeat performance next month.
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Ever since Robert Mueller's report revealed that Russian intelligence agents used social media to spread disinformation in 2016, Big Tech has been under pressure to do something to stave off a repeat performance in 2020.
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That is because there is both a clear historical precedent for ousting a president on the basis of obstruction, the charge that did for Nixon, and at the same time little prospect of a repeat performance.
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Arizona didn't have any struggles against Washington when they met three weeks ago, and the No. 20 Wildcats will look for a repeat performance when they visit the Huskies on Saturday for another Pac-12 contest.
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To agree to wall funding in these circumstances would guarantee a repeat performance the next time President Trump wants to secure a legislative "win" without the difficult work of negotiating with Congress, much less his opposition.
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Stanford will need a repeat performance from McCaffrey against the injury-plagued Beavers, who took a 24-6 lead into halftime last week against Washington State before crumbling in the second half of a 35-31 loss.
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The Spartans, who held the Hawkeyes to just 231 total yards, are hoping for a repeat performance against Michigan's struggling offensive line, as they strive for their fifth win in their last six visits to Ann Arbor.
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Her selection could ensure a repeat of 21625 in Nevada — the only state where Democrats would seek a repeat performance — and her regional influence could spill over into contested states such as Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico.
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It probably would be fool's gold for Cleveland to count on a repeat performance in Game 6, but an Irving isolation isn't a bad fallback on a possession when their initial half-court action doesn't create a better look.
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The trade message is a particularly important one for Sanders in the Midwest, where the senator credits his victory in Michigan in part with his message on trade, and is hoping for a repeat performance in tonight's Wisconsin primary.
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Some experts now say that the political ad policy, which has allowed the Trump campaign to purchase ads that make false statements about Democratic candidate Joe Biden, will sets the social network up for a repeat performance in 2020.
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Japan can now forget about Saturday's horror show since none of the scores will be carried through to Monday's team final but they cannot afford a repeat performance if they want to end China's eight-year reign as Olympic champions.
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CONCORD, N.H. — The labor unions that powered Bernie Sanders to a decisive victory here in 2016 are declining to get on board his campaign this time around — a potential warning sign for the neighbor-state senator's hopes of a repeat performance.
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Get Out is clearly hoping for a repeat performance — not just for star Daniel Kaluuya in the Best Actor category, but for Peele, who is the first black man in history to be nominated as writer, director, and producer at the Oscars.
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On the other hand, Fahrenkopf said, the commission does not want a repeat performance of Candy Crowley's infamous tete-a-tete with Mitt Romney four years ago, when the former CNN host contradicted GOP nominee over the White House's response to Benghazi.
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It is far more parsimonious to assume that the man who asked Russia to intervene against his opponent at a press conference a year ago is, in a subtler but more insidious way, inviting a repeat performance next year and in 2020.
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As the Putin meeting will be back-to-back with an annual NATO summit, allies fear a repeat performance from two weeks ago, when Trump followed up a prickly G7 summit by castigating Justin Trudeau, before heaping praise on Kim Jong-un.
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It was a repeat performance for Mr. Conte, who first became prime minister 14 months ago as the leader of a populist coalition, including Mr. Salvini's League party and the anti-establishment Five Star Movement, that sent shivers through the European establishment.
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American intelligence agencies have concluded that Sputnik; its television sibling, RT; and other Russian-controlled media outlets were part of the Kremlin's efforts to influence the 2016 presidential election in the United States, and could star in a repeat performance this year.
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The Republican president's $4.7 trillion budget is expected to be rejected by Congress, where Democratic leaders on Sunday warned Trump against what they called a "repeat performance" of last year's funding war, which led to a five-week partial shutdown of the federal government.
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Former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE last month told Congress that the Kremlin is planning a repeat performance in the 85033 elections.
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Facebook is now hoping for a repeat performance with the newer Messenger Lite, an Android app that is now live in more than 100 countries, offering those of Messenger's 1.2 billion users who either have older phones, or slower networks, or perhaps both, an easier way of connecting.
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Early on, I (Alissa) thought for sure that the 2019 Oscars would yield a repeat performance of the La La Land versus Moonlight wars of 2017, a battle that was largely cooked up in the press between two films whose directors, Damien Chazelle and Barry Jenkins, seem to genuinely love and respect one another.
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An escalating feud: The comments from GOP senators came as Republicans are attempting to reframe the election security debate by explaining their rationale for consistently blocking related bills, despite warnings from former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE that Russia is actively planning on a repeat performance of its 2202 election interference.
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