It's a story that has repeated itself every few years.
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Butler stuns No. 1 Villanova INDIANAPOLIS — Recent history repeated itself.
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It's a pattern that has repeated itself across the country.
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This sequence of events has repeated itself for 17 years.
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It was a theme that repeated itself throughout the night.
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Throughout the summer, this scene repeated itself over and over again.
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One of the funniest 'presidential debate' moments just repeated itself. Sen.
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The pattern repeated itself: He'd propose a liberal policy and be cheered.
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That generational clash has repeated itself in state capitals from Sacramento, Calif.
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But the cycle repeated itself on Friday, this time in Brazilian media.
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"It's a phenomenon that has repeated itself many times there," the director said.
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This is a pattern that has repeated itself several times in this election.
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The plot of the first season essentially repeated itself in the second season.
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When they reached the next section of the platform, the pattern repeated itself.
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This scenario repeated itself more than 1,000 times between October 2016 and March 2017.
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This straight-laced approach repeated itself across the rest of the episodes I watched.
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To an extent, this familiar pattern seems to have repeated itself in recent years.
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In a rare shred of consistency in America's turbulent markets, history has repeated itself.
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Since the 22001s, the complaint-tariff-truce cycle has repeated itself six full times.
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The big break came in 2012 when the burst known as 121102 repeated itself.
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But even if history repeated itself this time, Abenomics is still expected to survive.
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This pattern has repeated itself nearly every time McAfee has promoted a cryptocurrency on Twitter.
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Now, as the seventy-sixth anniversary of the 21625 election approaches, history has repeated itself.
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This process repeated itself across the country, resulting in the selection of the 538 electors.
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Today, as Groucho Marx foretold, history has repeated itself first as tragedy and then as farce.
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A 'toxic' operating environment and hundreds of job cutsThat slump has repeated itself across the industry.
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That repeated itself generation after generation until the wolves evolved to be, in nonscientific terms, friendly.
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This scene repeated itself more than once while I was growing up in small-town New England.
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The sons became the fathers, and the cycle of hurt and misogyny repeated itself well into adulthood.
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Intriguingly, while she was Chinese, she spoke in English, a pattern that repeated itself throughout the day.
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The cycle almost immediately repeated itself: a worldwide tour and a pregnancy, with her second child, Zuma.
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Prior to the announcement, 50-60 FRBs had been observed and only one that had repeated itself.
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It's a pattern that has repeated itself in almost every contest, and it will probably appear again tonight.
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History repeated itself with the rise of Boris Yeltsin, even though he was Russia's first popularly elected leader.
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Over the past century, through changes in leadership and redrawings of the border, this story has repeated itself.
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The pattern repeated itself across well-educated metropolitan areas and enclaves, including college towns like Auburn and Tuscaloosa.
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That pattern has repeated itself in election cycle after election cycle, data from the Virginia Department of Elections shows.
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Not surprisingly, she didn't take her medications once out of hospital, and the cycle repeated itself over and over.
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This volley repeated itself with the Reconstruction Acts, which offered measures to inaugurate an interracial democracy in the South.
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After the pattern repeated itself again on Sunday, it became clear that this is who the 2016 Giants are.
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This chance disclosure to a stranger repeated itself a couple of times, but I still hid it from anyone close.
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In the first round, history very nearly repeated itself, as Henderson floored his British foe with his legendary right hand.
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But as I've studied history, it hasn't repeated itself necessarily, but it's dressed a little different and is acting the same.
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But as I've studied history – it hasn't repeated itself necessarily, but it's dressed a little different and is acting the same.
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And it's a pattern that repeated itself to varying degrees in seats held by the loudest opponents to same-sex marriage.
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On June 19th, as protesters prepared to commemorate the ten-year anniversary of Honduras's last military coup, history nearly repeated itself.
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The pattern repeated itself when she became pregnant in 2018, had a child and took maternity leave again, according to Bardhi's complaint.
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In August, this trend repeated itself, with Trump raising $85033 million in small-dollar gifts while spending $11.1 million through Giles-Parscale.
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The conversation repeated itself in many different permutations throughout the day, although we did manage to squeeze out a couple of theories.
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The pattern repeated itself when she became pregnant in 2018, had a child and took maternity leave again, according to Bardhi's complaint.
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That wearying American political ritual repeated itself once again during a circuslike week in Virginia that was thick with accusations and apologies.
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In the early hours of Pokémon Go Fest, which took place this past Saturday, this joyful rush repeated itself a half-dozen times.
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That pattern has repeated itself every year since 2009, with the exception of 2014, which was the only lopsided contest in that period.
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With each successive annual open enrollment the tendency of the sickest to buy coverage while the healthiest hung back has only repeated itself.
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But the moderators inserting themselves at the expense of the voters in the room was a scenario that repeated itself throughout the debate.
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Two examples may not be enough for a pattern, but now that this history has repeated itself, it is certainly worth asking why.
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Although the pattern repeated itself this season, Alderson said he was not second-guessing how the team had responded to the hamstring problem.
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The transformation repeated itself as I moved onto the Bay Bridge, then Interstate 153, Highway 24, and so on, all the way home.
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Wade ruling has repeated itself in many other cases in which courts rewrite the Constitution to fit their own desired policy goals without remorse.
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The cycle of "Fox News personality leaves Fox News and promptly withers" has repeated itself several times since the conservative network launched in 1996.
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Prime Minister Theresa May vowed to an enraged nation that "no stone will be left unturned" to make sure the disaster never repeated itself.
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The pattern repeated itself maybe a dozen times, with Emir and me shadowing the wandering mass this way and that way across the flat.
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This kinetic sequence repeated itself a couple more times, but in the end, I managed to watch most of the film, two thirds, at least.
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Trump taps hardliners for national security team It's a process that has repeated itself in recent presidential transitions and is essential to changing presidents, officials say.
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In fact, they said, reconciling candidates' positions with the platform is a process that has repeated itself every year they've been a part of the convention.
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The phenomenon just repeated itself with the murder of 49 innocent people in an Orlando nightclub by an AR-15-wielding madman citing Islamic State as inspiration.
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So unless something dramatic changes, Bush family history will have repeated itself — the first time as a rise and fall, the second time just as a flop.
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A synth track (one of the procedural, ambient tunes designed by 65daysofstatic) repeated itself, regularly letting me drift into a rhythm I needed more than I knew.
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My interaction in that Bangkok café has repeated itself time and time again, from pubs in Warsaw to cafes in my home of four years, Abu Dhabi.
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As I tried to build an organization to run a credible primary challenge, this story repeated itself, whether I was recruiting campaign staff or a marketing firm.
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The man told the police that the abuse went on for years, and that "this pattern repeated itself hundreds of times," later continuing in New York City.
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The best option is more training and education for people who are displaced, a pattern that has repeated itself since the dawn of the industrial age, she said.
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I report on the Bay Area angst, which has repeated itself in cities all over the US since e-scooter-share made its big debut here last month.
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To blame our ills on those different from us is a failure of humanity and this failure has repeated itself over and over again since the Dark Ages.
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An outcry when the film was nominated repeated itself on Sunday night, with some viewers and commentators pointing out that Bryant had been accused of rape in 2003.
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Murphy said until he hears from Trump himself, he's 'not willing to concede that history repeated itself and that he has walked away from the commitment he made.
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The cycle repeated itself in 28500, with Massie, Amash, and Lofgren winning again on the House floor, only to have the amendment removed in conference with the Senate.
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That pattern has repeated itself for years, and missing out on those rallies may have been worse than taking any losses stemming from a recession or a bear market.
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The Disney film also won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature in 2014 — a pattern that repeated itself in 2018, when "Coco" also won the Best Animated Feature award.
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A quarter century later, following the confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh -- another Supreme Court nominee accused of sexual misbehavior -- history has repeated itself at the ballot box, and then some.
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That pattern repeated itself in the 2018 midterms, with 82 percent of LGBTQ voters voting for Democratic candidates for the US House of Representatives and 17 percent voting for Republicans.
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A pattern of what American officials have described as North Korean duplicity in previous talks has repeated itself, with modest variations, during the Clinton, George W. Bush, and Obama administrations.
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But Appalachia has also been mined for images, and especially after President Lyndon Johnson launched the War on Poverty from a porch in Appalachia in 1964, this cycle has repeated itself.
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The distressing scene repeated itself again and again over the course of more than two weeks in the summer of 2018 as the mother orca refused to let her baby go.
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That pattern repeated itself Friday afternoon when Taylor was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida, and charged with driving under the influence, according to an arrest report from the Florida Highway Patrol.
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And around countless stars in the galaxy, a version of this process repeated itself, forging plentiful planets in a spectrum of sizes—except, apparently, worlds just a tad bigger than Earth.
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As OxyContin spread outside the U.S., the pattern of dysfunction repeated itself: to map the geographic distribution of the drug was also to map a rash of addiction, abuse, and death.
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This process repeated itself across the country, resulting in the selection of the Electoral College — the 538 electors who will cast their votes for president in their respective states this Monday.
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The chills were followed by sudden blasts of internal heat and drenching sweats that made him kick off the covers — only to haul them back up as the cycle repeated itself.
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Of all the accomplishments over a 34-year existence, Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie would likely admit he's most proud of the fact that his band has never repeated itself once.
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Human rights groups say history has repeated itself in the Philippines since Duterte took office mid-last year and unleashed a war on drugs during which more than 8,000 people have died.
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Later that year, YouTube was went down hard for over an hour, with videos refusing to load and access problems reported across the globe—a situation that repeated itself earlier this year.
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This scene repeated itself many times in China beginning in the third century A.D., when the Han dynasty collapsed and non-Chinese nomads swept down from the north and breached the Great Wall.
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For 35 years, the US and Canada have been locked in an endless fight about imported lumber — a cycle of tariffs and truces that has repeated itself under every president since Ronald Reagan.
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An article in The Atlantic called it part of a "new secession" of white, wealthier suburbs separating from city schools, a pattern that has repeated itself in dozens of communities across the country.
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On October 29th history repeated itself when President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador said he would halt construction of an airport after it was rejected in a vote involving barely 1% of the electorate.
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The scenario repeated itself at last year's Cardiff Singer of the World competition, which featured an impressive range of nationalities, including one singer from the Democratic Republic of Congo and three from South Korea.
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But Game of Thrones has been playing it for six years now, and even if it hasn't always been successful and has repeated itself a lot, it's gotten a lot further than I ever would have expected.
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In Game 1 of this year's playoff series against the Hawks, it appeared, for a minute, like that unpleasant history had repeated itself, with Love briefly retreating to the locker room after another hit to the shoulder.
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The pattern repeated itself during the parade of award presentations that followed, with the Globes having seemingly "laid to rest" any likelihood of cooling tensions between the new president and Hollywood, as the New York Times observed.
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Then the same dynamic repeated itself on immigration, when Angela Merkel took it upon herself to make migration policy for the Continent, in atonement for Germany's racist past and in the hopes of revitalizing its aging society.
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If that happens for Lady Gaga, whose turn as a rising singer-songwriter in "A Star Is Born" has made her a leading contender for best actress at the 260 Academy Awards, history will have repeated itself.
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Sebro, who was a student at Wolverampton University at the time, wrote an appreciative letter to Warner: A year later in October 2010, only a few months before the World Cup award vote, the whole process repeated itself.
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Dr. Hibbert, for instance, is a black character voiced by a white guy, something a cartoon debuting today probably wouldn't do, while the show's endless search for new stories to tell means it has repeated itself multiple times.
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The problems with the point system quickly became apparent, a pattern that repeated itself over and over, onscreen and off, as the writing staff wrestled with both the story and their own notions about ethics and metaphysical reward.
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This kind of Twitter outrage cycle has repeated itself countless times since Mr. Trump began his presidential campaign in 2015, and it is one of his tried and true methods for injecting disinformation into public discourse, experts said.
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Directed by Mark Jonathan Harris and Oles Sanin, the film starts with a rundown of a history that has repeated itself for centuries — invaders have long prized Ukraine for its resources and geography, and modern times are no exception.
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The difference between conventional marker-assisted selection and the genomic version is that the former relied on a few hundred markers (such as places where the DNA stuttered and repeated itself) that could be picked up by the technology then available.
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" This longing for the magic of the ancient world repeated itself years later when, while taking a course in Greek tragedy at Columbia, she became convinced that whatever she read in that class "would put my own troubles in perspective.
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This skittish overreaction to a perceived threat to social order repeated itself in 2010, when the entire downtown core of Toronto went on police lockdown because of protests at the G-20 summit conference, protests that resulted in the largest mass arrests in Canadian history.
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The cycle repeated itself when he was again released: He was put in a cab that left him at a downtown shelter run by Shalom, a church-led network that provides homeless people with home-cooked suppers and overnight beds from December through April.
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Other cities had subways, but none threaded through nearly as many neighborhoods as New York's, enabling it to move large numbers of workers between Manhattan and the middle-class boroughs — a cycle that repeated itself every day, generating ever more wealth and drawing in ever more people.
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His past colleagues also see a pattern in Trump's real estate days that has repeated itself throughout his time in office: He becomes obsessed with trying to do any deal quickly, and likes to assess how much he has to give in order to get something.
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An unsettling pattern has repeated itself several times in the past year: A hacker takes over the online accounts or website of a company raising funds from the ethereum community, or simply poses as a representative of said company, and tricks overly eager investors into sending them money instead.
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History seemed to have repeated itself last night on the playing field, with Atlanta initially holding the strongest chances of winning—but then the game flipped, much like election night when the tables turned against Hillary Clinton as Trump started outperforming in key states like Virginia and Florida.
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It is a story that has repeated itself a dozen times in the last decade or so: a fighter who appears to be genuinely world class, fighting well below his level in a smaller promotion, with it being only a matter of time before he finds his way to the UFC.
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Around the world, researchers have documented a pattern that's repeated itself over and over: When women are elected into power, they tend to prioritize health in their legislation, elevate issues that are important to other women, and so they're more likely than men to have a positive impact on women's health.
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For those of us who came of age at some point during the second half of the 20th century, this pattern repeated itself: Americans finding a visual language for their pain by watching images -- and testimonials of others' grief -- flash across their living room, school cafeteria, or airport screens. Vietnam.
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At some point, my emotional palette transitioned from despair and longing and loneliness to a thirst for vengeance and a superiority complex, and although I no longer care what my high school classmates are doing, I would be lying if I said this pattern hadn't repeated itself in college and in my early career.
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With all its reminders of the danger of Le Pen and what he represents and the evils of the period he's nostalgic for, all its warnings about history repeating itself—"honor, the motherland, conquest and colonies / we already know where that stupid shit leads," says Kool Shen—"Plus jamais ça" was doomed to constant relevance as French electoral history repeated itself over and over.
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At the same time, Murphy Brown also started to suffer all the typical problems that befall aging hit TV shows, like characters randomly pairing off (Miles and Corky got married at one point, for some reason), or core characters leaving the show (Miles departed at the end of season eight and was replaced by Lily Tomlin), or just a growing sense that the series had repeated itself too many times.
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And if the pancakes I made one morning in a tiny boat anchored near the mouth of Long Island Sound were fluffy and delicious, the rain and salt wind that hammered us the rest of the day led to rust on both the cooking surface and the burners of the stovetop, a cycle that repeated itself on shore and in the woods until it ultimately killed the whole apparatus.
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