The impeachment of Trump is not just history repeating itself but repeating itself with a vengeance.
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But maybe a baby could stop history from repeating itself.
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History does, after all, have a way of repeating itself.
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Image: Chris Blackhead / FlickrHistory has a way of repeating itself.
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It's a phenomenon that keeps repeating itself up until today.
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Sphero representatives told me the toy won't be repeating itself.
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In some ways, it's a case of history repeating itself.
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"History is repeating itself," said the historian Richard Norton Smith.
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History inside the Beltway has a habit of repeating itself.
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With Christine Blasey Ford, history is once more repeating itself.
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"My deepest fear is history repeating itself," Prince Harry said.
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While working with contractors, he noticed one problem repeating itself.
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Is there a sense in your country of history repeating itself?
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This was history repeating itself before it had even become history.
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"It was a cycle that just kept repeating itself," Reyes says.
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Analysts fear the same situation repeating itself with the interim currency.
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History, as they say, has a strange way of repeating itself.
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This could very well be another case of history repeating itself.
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Now, with the Pixel on Verizon (only), history is repeating itself.
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For hedge fund titan John Paulson, history may be repeating itself.
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This pattern has been repeating itself for a couple of years.
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But history is repeating itself here in more ways than one.
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Just don't count on that aspect of the story repeating itself.
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But six months after the 2018 midterms, history is repeating itself.
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" In her view, "it's the sad history of McCarthyism repeating itself.
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At first glance, the immigrant story seemed to be repeating itself.
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But for many Chinese, there's a sense of history repeating itself.
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But these protests also look a lot like history repeating itself.
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Is there a feeling of history repeating itself in these places?
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History has a way of repeating itself, especially in the fashion industry.
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Economic analysts fear 2009 may be repeating itself with the interim currency.
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POLITICS IN THE Solomon Islands has a nasty habit of repeating itself.
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Sure, it's too simple to say that history might be repeating itself.
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Loup Ventures' Gene Munster noted that history seems to be repeating itself.
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And how can the Party stop the Trump phenomenon from repeating itself?
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Now, 28 years later, Ortega is back, and history is repeating itself.
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That grim history seems to be repeating itself in Laos and Cambodia.
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BI: And how can we prevent the Khashoggi case from repeating itself?
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Like it or not, history has a crude way of repeating itself.
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Rather, I remember it because it feels like history is repeating itself.
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In the case of the opioid epidemic, history is literally repeating itself.
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It is funny though, how history keeps on repeating itself, isn't it.
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A lot of what we see in extremism is history repeating itself.
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I asked him whether history is repeating itself in the enterprise tech cycle.
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That would reinforce what the IEA calls the risk of history repeating itself.
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And how do we guard against history repeating itself in a negative way?
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It just means that it appears to be spinning its wheels, repeating itself.
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For some, the latest developments are just another case of history repeating itself.
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Burrell thinks the lawsuits are Harry's attempt to prevent history from repeating itself.
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And it looks like history may be repeating itself for the onscreen lovers.
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Fast-forward to 2019, and Edwards sees the same scenario repeating itself soon.
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Now imagine that scene repeating itself every day, year after year after year.
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Now the pattern is repeating itself, in the battle over the federal courts.
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Right now, history looks like it's repeating itself, at least in the primary.
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And this basic story is repeating itself in many other states Trump has won.
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Is history repeating itself with both an eerily familiar movie plot and coinciding breakup?
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That history is repeating itself in more ways than one at Cartoon Network studios.
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This scheme is repeating itself throughout Latin American countries — and with the same characteristics.
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Then think about all that creativity and enterprise interrupted, repeating itself generation after generation.
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"Incredible," said Mr. Pupo, 40, marveling at how his family's history was repeating itself.
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But for now, the Pirates are confronting the grim reality of history repeating itself.
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One touches on the Opium Wars to note the sense of history repeating itself.
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BOSTON — As the 2017 N.B.A. draft approaches, history is, perhaps, repeating itself in Boston.
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"My deepest fear is history repeating itself," he wrote in a statement in October.
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It's not about Republican or Democrat for them — it is about avoiding history repeating itself.
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It also looks back at earlier generated examples, to ensure that it's not repeating itself.
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It's a scenario that's repeating itself in Senate races all over the map this cycle.
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If history didn't have a way of repeating itself, the tawdry battle of King vs.
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It's up to liberals who fear history repeating itself to connect the dots for them.
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But they offer investors a reasonable deal, under one condition: that history keeps repeating itself.
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How history is repeating itself Five years ago this week, Sandy Hook devastated the nation.
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BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - For hedge fund titan John Paulson, history may be repeating itself.
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The cycle appeared to be repeating itself this past week after the session on guns.
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"We need to speak with one voice to stop this cycle from repeating itself again."
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The new race to build internet satellite constellations feels a bit like history repeating itself.
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The bump is both new and old: family history repeating itself in a new body.
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But Detroit executives insist, in virtual lock step, that they don't see history repeating itself.
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The NFL is working to bridge that gap to stop the drop off repeating itself.
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That situation seemed to be repeating itself through the first 163 days of these Games.
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History has a way of repeating itself, even when you think it couldn't be more obvious.
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History has a tendency of repeating itself, but it's often too late before we realize it.
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In a way, we already see history repeating itself with the industry's worst-kept secret, a.k.
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Well, FIFA 22004 has finally come out, and history, my fellow failed gamers, is repeating itself.
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Sakamoto believes the fear and discrimination that tore her family apart is repeating itself in 2016.
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With the authority of the longue durée, Vivian Gornick reframed my concerns about history repeating itself.
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It seemed to many people, in real time, that the Great Depression might be repeating itself.
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Yet clear patterns emerged, including a cycle that kept repeating itself: shooting, mourning, calls for change.
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I think that rather than repeating itself, it is perhaps a continuation in an evolved form.
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However, we fully realize that we are just one click away … from a similar situation repeating itself.
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For those of us who have lived in New York long enough, it is history repeating itself.
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It is tempting to declare that history is repeating itself, but that is not what is happening.
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Now all you have to do is figure out how to make time stop repeating itself. What?
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If young minds learn the truth, they can play a part in preventing history from repeating itself.
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As in the movie "Groundhog Day," this pattern seems to be repeating itself on a continual basis.
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This pattern now looks like repeating itself with a growing number of migrants from Africa and Haiti.
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Otherwise this cycle will keep repeating itself, because another Maria could be just a few years away.
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But even when an administration tries to break new ground, history has a way of repeating itself.
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Stephen Vladeck, a law professor at the University of Texas, said history was repeating itself, but backward.
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This established, for these activists, the contours of a narrative that they believe has been repeating itself.
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"I'm hopeful that things will change soon, because I fear that history is repeating itself," she said.
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The Unite the Right Rally 2 felt to me like an ugly chapter in history repeating itself.
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So far this year, history is repeating itself as activist hedge funds have been buffeted by the downturn.
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But there's one thing standing in the way of history repeating itself this time: the strong US dollar.
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"If so, most producers will be happy, but if not, history might be repeating itself," the IEA said.
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But history is repeating itself — and it's far past time for a change, says one former school shooter.
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History has a way of repeating itself, and Angie and my dad started seeing each other post-divorce.
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The accelerator still admits many international copycats of U.S. successes, and YC is also repeating itself a bit.
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As we've seen throughout this season, the show has been repeating itself, alluding to and echoing past events.
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Reds clash with Whites, like after the October Revolution of 1917, and history seems to be repeating itself.
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Bazán's great-great-granddaughter, Carla Villarreal, cited today's political rhetoric to argue that the history is repeating itself.
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History is only repeating itself now as escaped Rwandan war lords pillage the land, leaving the Congolese despondent.
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We're in danger of playing out that old saw (apparently from Marx?) of history repeating itself as farce.
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What does Trump have to do to right the ship and prevent this perverse history from repeating itself?
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Perhaps that's why episode seven, "Sing Me a Song," mainly seems to be about the narrative repeating itself.
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Everything that has happened with Kavanaugh's confirmation since Ford came forward has the feeling of history repeating itself.
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My favorite category of technology, gaming hardware, seems like a one-note record repeating itself for over a decade.
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The story gained national attention in the UK. The pattern appears to be repeating itself in the United States.
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Conservation groups are standing strong for the grizzly bear in Yellowstone because we don't want history repeating itself here.
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History seems to be repeating itself here ... the hip-hop stars were also busted together for weed in 2011.
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At least "BlacKkKlansman" was nominated this time, he said, so it wasn't a complete example of history's repeating itself.
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It is tempting to say that history is repeating itself, but Egypt has never actually deviated from an authoritarian path.
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In all of this, Wilson sees history repeating itself: He points to the so-called Crypto Wars of the 1990s.
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These days, I listen with amazement as reports roll in, not because history is repeating itself but because it isn't.
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If history is in fact repeating itself, the long term decline in gold is setup for a long term bottom.
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That's where we stand right now with the state of connected cars: History is repeating itself, with a slight variation.
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These are only two retailers and one congressional district, but the same story is repeating itself all over the nation.
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Wedow, also gay, understood Neale's project would need a much more involved outreach strategy to prevent history from repeating itself.
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"However, we realize we are just one click of the keyboard away from a similar situation repeating itself," he warned.
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History has a funny way of repeating itself, especially if we are afraid to examine why a battle was lost.
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Not only does he have to figure out how he got there, the day keeps repeating itself over and over again.
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But for those who were old enough to remember, the events of 1992 were simply an example of history repeating itself.
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All of this may seem like ancient history, but history has a way of repeating itself in the most inconvenient ways.
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Time is running out, history is on the verge of repeating itself; if inaction prevails, humanity will pay the terrible price.
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Lucky 13: All it took was 13 colonies to band together to defeat tyranny, and history seems to be repeating itself.
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This process is repeating itself today with mobile solar electricity, just as mobile operators are looking to the next big opportunity.
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Her mother repeatedly asked the school for help, without success — and then began to fear that a pattern was repeating itself.
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And although the landscape was constantly changing, after so many days it was like a movie that was constantly repeating itself.
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The Iran story is repeating itself across the Middle East — environmental stresses mixing with resentment over corruption and misgovernance, sparking uprisings.
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History may not be repeating itself exactly, but there are distinct echoes of the late 19th century early into the 21st.
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This week's trip is just another reminder that history has a way of repeating itself if one doesn't learn from it.
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If this feels like history repeating itself, that is because there are many similarities between the Pentagon and Afghanistan Papers stories.
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That would be just so much ancient history except that history is repeating itself, offering a fascinating undercurrent to Monday's argument.
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These price moves and similar behavior in trading volume could be signs that Nasdaq history is repeating itself, according to Shah.
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Liberals retort that a repressive government ignoring vast income disparity and curbing basic rights should be worried about history repeating itself.
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History has a way of repeating itself, and that means these bad boys will fly by faster than an episode of KUWTK.
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"However, we fully realize that we are just one click away of the keyboard from a similar situation repeating itself," Coats continued.
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"However, we fully realize that we are just one click of the keyboard away from a similar situation repeating itself," he warned.
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Now, history seems to be repeating itself with some air purifier manufacturers floating the idea their systems can neutralize the novel coronavirus.
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"I can't be the only one to see — in economic terms, if not in health terms — history repeating itself," he told me.
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Residents say that in 2018, the history of the 90s is repeating itself: about a third of the storefronts are again empty.
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New companies, like Facebook and Twitter, lacked the "institutional memory" which could have helped them prevent history from repeating itself, Weisman said.
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The talks, which are scheduled to end on Wednesday, are being held in order to avoid the prospect of history repeating itself.
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As the searing criticism of President Trump grows even hotter, the latest leaks suggest that an old and damaging pattern is repeating itself.
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"History will end up repeating itself and we'll have some geopolitical risk really enter investment portfolios again accompanied by increased volatility," Bass said.
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To the Raffs, it felt as if history was repeating itself, as if the pointless, ineffectual Microsoft case was happening all over again.
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And the other examines how, for those familiar with the Opium Wars of the 19th century, there's a feeling of history repeating itself.
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From Atlanta to Houston, this pattern is repeating itself — suburban housing developments gobbling up rural areas and farmland and lifting Democrats to power.
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There are two important components of that vigilance that we must continue to support if we are to keep history from repeating itself.
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History appeared to be repeating itself over the weekend, as it emerged that citizen journalist Chen Qiushi had been missing for several days.
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History has a way of repeating itself, and we saw a very similar spat between the broadcasters and non-profit Locast in 33.
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Instead, when I drag myself to the gym and hop on the treadmill, there's usually one word repeating itself in my head: Nooooo.
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Here's how the Blob forms: one tiny Pectinella magnifica will reproduce asexually, and the process will keep repeating itself until there's an entire colony.
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One that has many of us who remember Nokia at its year 2000 peak wondering if we will see history repeating itself so speedily?
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This in turn leads to lower corporate confidence and consumer confidence, leading to a temporary dip in GDP growth, this is history repeating itself.
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"If we look back to last year, it looks like history is repeating itself," said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners.
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There were dozens of super-smart, experienced presenters offering their advice to more than a thousand attendees, and yet one theme kept repeating itself.
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Analysts said some speculative money had probably bet on that pattern repeating itself, and investors were now unwinding those positions, pushing the currency lower.
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The error, Harry writes, has to do with the technical assumption that the input data signal be "cyclical," repeating itself without any breaks or discontinuities.
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Once again, I am living in the parallel financial universes of my youth; and now history is repeating itself as my children live that too.
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Since history loves repeating itself in fashion, now's the time to hit up mom or dad's closet for a more original take on the look.
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It was the presidential election (and democracy's dauntless but fruitless hope for faithless electors) repeating itself, except this time, only kids will suffer the consequences.
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The challenge for investigators, the media, and the American public, is to find out, and to remember, enough to prevent his story from repeating itself.
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Flash forward some years later, and history is repeating itself in some ways, with a band called The California Honeydrops playing the Boom Boom Room.
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When Chinese authorities reported an outbreak of a new coronavirus in Wuhan, China, many public health experts had a similar thought: History was repeating itself.
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This stands as a reminder that history is ever repeating itself, and a nod to the timelessness of Frank L. Baum's iconic pantheon of characters.
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Akiva Perl, a Crown Heights resident and son of a Holocaust survivor, said he fears a dark period for the Jewish people is repeating itself.
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As Hillary Clinton's been praised for her outreach to black voters in 2016, these intellectuals see it as proof that the cycle's simply repeating itself.
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After their dismal performance in Sochi, the team overhauled it's approach, changing training programs and equipment, including their aerodynamic skin suits, to avoid history repeating itself.
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For the last three years, Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and I have been trying to prevent history from repeating itself, this time in Afghanistan.
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"I see history repeating itself here," Erroll Davis, a former chancellor of the state university system and superintendent of Atlanta's public schools, told the local press.
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The Duke of Sussex added that his "deepest fear is history repeating itself" as he compared his wife's negative treatment by the media to his mother's.
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That remains very much a lesson in progress, and there's some evidence that if the entertainment industry isn't careful, history will just keep on repeating itself.
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It is time for the United States to practice what we preach: Women must be included in negotiations with the Taliban immediately, or history risks repeating itself.
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"Now, with the Edgehill Community in peril, we have the rare opportunity to stand in the way of an injustice like this repeating itself," the letter reads.
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If a similar technological wave is about to wash over millions of service workers, we would all do well to try to keep history from repeating itself.
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But this isn't just a case of art reflecting current political and humanitarian issues, which can be applied to virtually any era as history keeps repeating itself.
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Of course, Cain and Lesnar met in the Octagon years ago, with Velasquez taking the win at UFC 121 ... but Big Show doesn't see history repeating itself.
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Market conditions in early 2018 seem to be reminiscent of that first wave of U.S. shale growth, prompting the IEA to warn history could be repeating itself.
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But by the end, it's obvious what Jojo Rabbit is really about: How hate preys on the weak and the young, and how history keeps repeating itself.
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Yet, while many saw Lego's shift away from the brick as partly to blame for its downfall in the early 2000s, Goldin doesn't believe history is repeating itself.
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Immigration still can severely upset Europe and border management is a perpetual task, but the drama of mass crossings of European borders has few chances of repeating itself.
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Fast forward to today, and history may be repeating itself, as six startups worth $10 billion or more hit the public markets in the first half of 2019.
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Ted Lieu (D) drew comparisons between President Trump and former President Richard Nixon on Saturday, saying that history is repeating itself as Trump takes actions reminiscent of Watergate.
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"I'm fearful of history repeating itself," said Nihei, who only found the strength to face up to her own past when the Tokyo Air Raids Center was founded.
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Some of the United States' regional allies, and many of its own officials, believe the United States should remain in Syria to prevent that history from repeating itself.
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This trend is repeating itself all across West Africa, which is why every month thousands of men try to migrate to Europe by boat, bus, foot or plane.
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"Part of this is a feeling that history is repeating itself here and every time there is a technological change, new brands are created for new generations," said Khemlani.
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History might be repeating itself here with Sansa somehow managing to pull strings behind-the-scenes to save her brother from untimely death and win the battle against Cersei.
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Coco belongs to the former category, with a slightly tedious first half that feels like the studio repeating itself in its themes of family and community and even mortality.
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Sweden knocked Finland out at the quarter-final stage of the Sochi Olympics four years ago but there was never any hope of history repeating itself in South Korea.
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History has a way of repeating itself and nobody would be surprised if this little burst of negotiations goes nowhere and we don't hear anything for another 10 years.
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History has a way of repeating itself, and nobody would be surprised if this little burst of negotiations goes nowhere and we don't hear anything for another 10 years.
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Clinton supporters worry that history might be repeating itself, and that the former president's attacks could boomerang on his wife by turning off large swathes of the Democratic electorate.
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This happened in the financial crisis of 2008, and history seems to be repeating itself this year with hedge funds, including Pershing Square and Icahn Enterprises, buffeted by the downturn.
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I'm sure there are more accusations I'm going to have to write about, but the way I know history isn't actually repeating itself is that these ones come with consequences.
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To turn from Thatcher to Cameron is not quite to see history repeating itself as farce, but there's an essential triviality about Cameron and his career, and now his book.
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And there are eerie signs of the past's repeating itself — Mr. Buhari's tone and demeanor are reminiscent of 1984, and his military-era War Against Indiscipline program is being reintroduced.
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And while history may be repeating itself, this time as farce, as Einstein defined insanity, there is little reason to repeat the same thing over again and expect different results.
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Activists fear that opening the site as a national wildlife refuge, plus opening surrounding area for livestock grazing and suburban development, is the blameworthy history of government mismanagement repeating itself.
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The Prince said he felt some reporting about his wife was "bullying" and that he feared "history repeating itself" — a reference to Diana, who was the target of intense media attention.
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"She's a woman who is seven months pregnant and she has been pursued and vilified and chased in the same way that Diana was and it's history repeating itself," he said.
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For now, it's the return and the return of the ocean repeating itself over itself, water on water, movement over movement, waves over waves, breathing following breathing, affirmation coming over affirmation.
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Since the first industrial revolution of the 1800s people have fretted about their jobs becoming obsolete, and the anxiety of job market today is just another example of history repeating itself.
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According to Keene, every time the stock has hit the 20-week moving average, it has been bought and headed higher, a trend that the trader believes will keep repeating itself.
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It's a powerful and haunting rumination on the idea that history is repeating itself in today's refugee crisis, and it has amassed over half a million views in just two weeks.
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Nobody expects Microsoft to release a new console every year as Apple does iPhones, but one can easily imagine this week's new console announcement repeating itself in three or four years.
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The last time the unemployment rate in the States reached its current level, inflation ran as high as 6 percent and Shepherdson said the Fed wants to prevent history repeating itself.
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Prince Harry says he fears "history is repeating itself" as he compared his wife Meghan Markle's struggles with the British tabloids to those faced by his mother, the late Princess Diana.
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"As the fiscal year began to come to a close, that sort of growth rate wasn't repeating itself, and for a few months we saw that growth rate decline," he said.
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And worse yet, with each day that Mr. Trump serves as president, we face the imminent danger of all manner of bad history repeating itself while we watch it on TV.
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Trent and Rale believe history is now repeating itself and Katherine has again been stripped of her free will thanks to Jermaine and others, and it's all about controlling the M.J. Estate.
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"It's understandable that at such low yield levels, investors are wary of history repeating itself and are keen to have some insurance," said Patrick O'Donnell, an investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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The movie star George Clooney also came to her defense, saying that Meghan had been "pursued and vilified and chased in the same way that Diana was and it's history repeating itself."
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History is repeating itself as farce under the regime of Daniel Ortega, the former guerrilla leader who was the elected president from 1985 to 213 and who returned to power in 2007.
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Perhaps it is this sensation of recent history repeating itself that has led the public to adopt a kind of low-grade apathy concerning foreign policy, at least for the time being.
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In the wake of this weekend's shooting — and another shooting in Mobile, Alabama, during a high school football game, in which 10 people were injured — this pattern appears to be repeating itself.
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When the Trump administration announced its plan this week to turn a former WWII internment camp in Oklahoma into an emergency shelter for migrant children, many Japanese-Americans worried history was repeating itself.
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All being well, that should improve the odds on history repeating itself, and make it more likely that QPR can eventually carve out a niche for themselves in and around the Premier League.
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As he entered the grad program at UNL, Murff's own marriage was "coming to a close," he explains, and he'd feared that it was some kernel of history repeating itself, possibly even genetic.
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Even with strict protocols, a number of health-care workers were infected and died, and that is repeating itself in the COVID-19 outbreak, with many health-care workers infected and some fatalities.
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"I really fear this is history repeating itself," Gwen Mesco, a former lawyer and current comedy writer in Los Angeles, said earlier this month before Ms. Warren's series of losses in early states.
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In a perverse way, this may herald a revival of a "special relationship" between Britain and the United States, a case of history repeating itself not exactly as farce but as tragi-farce.
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"One of the most interesting things I've learnt through my work is how history has a way of repeating itself, despite the change in social and material circumstances," Vhils wrote in an email.
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The Clinton impeachment may not have been history repeating itself as farce; it now appears to have been like a fearsome storm that howled briefly but left no enduring mark on the landscape.
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In other words, this might be a case of pop history repeating itself—and further proof that for boundary-pushing artists, digressions into traditional red-white-and-blue patriotism isn't exactly a selling point.
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Instead the film declares that the actions of the Trump administration and conservative politicians are "unprecedented," rather than history repeating itself, modernity echoing what provoked the fight for gay rights in the first place.
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Wieting said history is not necessarily repeating itself, and it's too soon to tell whether the Fed's initial quarter of a percent hike in December — it's first in nearly a decade — was a mistake.
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Banister was asked after the game about the "script repeating itself" with the performance of his bullpen, which gave up seven runs in the seventh inning of Saturday night's 20-24 loss to Seattle.
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What you hear over and over is the pattern that's been repeating itself since she first picked up a ball: drive leads to work leads to learning leads to achievement leads back to drive.
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Now Sewell is afraid of history repeating itself across the United States, in the form of restrictive voter ID laws and gerrymandering districts to target minority voters and dilute the power of their vote.
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History is repeating itself: The two candidates first competed to be Ohio's attorney general back in 20163, with DeWine defeating the incumbent Cordray by a narrow 2-point margin in a GOP wave year.
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As a duly elected representative of Brooklyn, it would be an abdication of duty to disregard our painful history of over-policing or to ignore the very real potential of this history repeating itself.
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Clarence Thomas sexual assault case to now, when Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh have found themselves in a parallel situation, it is a shame that we see such an event repeating itself.
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History is once more repeating itself and will continue to do so until we, as a culture, begin not only to believe women but also to value women enough to consider harming them unacceptable, unthinkable.
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When having conversations with teenagers about the health risks of vaping and nicotine, we can remind them that history is repeating itself: The tactics, marketing and deception used in the past are being used again.
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It also doesn't spend a lot of time repeating itself because it packs three challenges into each episode; lots of contest shows do only two, and sometimes just one, hence all the talking-head filler.
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WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum called the Brazilian court's ruling "shocking" "It's shocking that less than two months after Brazilian people and lawmakers loudly rejected blocks of services like WhatsApp, history is repeating itself," Koum wrote.
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As Kardashian West posted the nude she created as part of her work with Beecroft on Tuesday, it emerged that many in West's inner circle fear history may be repeating itself with the rapper's mental health.
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Fresh off his shot at rappers, Eric Benet says black R&B artists are getting shaded ... by white singers and the music biz, in general, and he calls it a clear case of history repeating itself.
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But then Hulu, in an eerie moment of history repeating itself, did exactly what Fox did: It commissioned the pilot, then passed on it but kept negotiations open for other networks to pick up the series.
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There's a hint the investigation may be repeating itself with the latest tell-all book, this one by former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeThe Hill's Morning Report — Will Congress do anything on gun control?
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The Clippers, exasperated and floundering—a half decade of history repeating itself against, of all people, Joe Fucking Johnson—took Mbah a Moute off Joe and tried doubling him with Crawford and Reddick, sealing off his penetration.
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Even so, John Prados, a senior fellow at the National Security Archive at George Washington University and an authority on the history of the Vietnam War, said it was premature to conclude that history was repeating itself.
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" The risk of history repeating itself is frighteningly real: Trump is aiming for "a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," according to his website, which also claims that Muslims bear "great hatred towards Americans.
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Hopefully, the investigation by the Justice Department will help prevent history from repeating itself, because dealing with wireless carriers is already enough of a pain, and trying to switch carriers really shouldn't be as hard as it is.
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While it is too early to measure the full impact of the work of Melania Trump, it seems that in the political environment today, history is repeating itself with the coverage and understanding of her interests and initiatives.
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I realized it was a trauma repeating itself around the nation only after I saw a New England Journal of Medicine article estimating that "somewhere between 20 to 30 percent" of opioid overdose deaths may actually be suicides.
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That pattern is now repeating itself: Even after most of Latin America and the international community condemned last year's elections as suspect, the U.S. endorsed Hernández's victory, cementing his and the National Party's increasingly comprehensive grip on power.
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In a deeply personal statement, Harry said that while he and his wife regarded the freedom of the media as a "cornerstone of democracy," he feared "history repeating itself" -- a reference to his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
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"I think that yesterday or the day before was 20 years since that (Germany) game - history is repeating itself, it doesn't have to be 3-0, 1-0 would suffice," he said of the July 4 clash in Lyon.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has thrown another twist into the North Korean summit saga, announcing he will meet with leader Kim Jong Un on June 12 after all -- and raising some concern that history may be repeating itself.
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Today, the story of the "factory girls" is repeating itself in new settings across the world—both the story of young women gaining economic independence through risk and toil, and the story of widespread panic over their possible exploitation.
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A few days earlier, a personal Facebook note from Lawrence neatly details how Donald Trump's early power plays helped pave the way for the sidelining of New York nightlife in the early 1980s, forewarning history's habit of repeating itself.
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Since the #MeToo movement took hold in 2017, the pattern of escalating accusations has become familiar, repeating itself across multiple industries with the aim of holding accountable those allegedly involved in sexual misconduct and those who cover it up.
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If recent thought is a guide, we've championed history repeating itself as a great thing so of course the worst systemic values have been given absolute power by the people and allowed to flourish—from now until who knows when.
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Amid concerns of history repeating itself, an illuminating and dispiritingly relevant exhibition is revisiting that era, seen through the eyes of Isamu Noguchi, one of this country's best-known Japanese-American artists, who spent time in an Arizona relocation center.
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"This is a work that actually speaks to the fact that we're existing in a moment where history is repeating itself in so many ways," Alexie Glass-Kantor, the curator of the fair's Encounters sector, which displays large-scale installations, told Hyperallegric.
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If the adage about history repeating itself is really true, then Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, the stars of the 2018 A Star Is Born, would essentially be guaranteed Best Actor and Best Actress awards — were it not for one little change.
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Sanders sought to catch Clinton off balance over the swift rise in his poll numbers over the last month, stirring fears among some Clinton supporters that history could be repeating itself, after her once "inevitable" 2008 Democratic primary campaign floundered when then-Sen.
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The show has to stay true to the format that made the previous episodes such a success—an episode in season two, where Eleven leaves Hawkins for Chicago, was loathed by fans and critics alike—but avoid feeling tired or repeating itself.
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While the trial of Samsung vice chairman Lee Jae-yong will be closely scrutinized by the hundreds of thousands of people who crowded Seoul's streets late last year to call for the impeachment of their president, experts believe that this is simply history repeating itself.
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But with AMP and Instant Articles, history seems to be repeating itself — only this time, it's happening with big companies like Google and Facebook deciding how these new mobile versions will work and whether they'll be as open as the thing they're increasingly replacing.
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While the trial of Samsung vice chairman Lee Jae-yong will be closely scrutinized by the hundreds of thousands of people who crowded Seoul's streets late last year to call for the impeachment of their president, experts believe that this is simply history repeating itself.
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Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, who has urged Francis to direct church leaders to end efforts to silence victims, applauded the Pope's letter but said the church needs to get behind the grand jury's recommendations and take action to prevent this sort of scandal from repeating itself.
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The books and the TV show, set in the Berlin of the 1920s and '30s, have fed into a national discussion about the Weimar Republic, the roots of German democracy, the unfathomable rise of the Nazis and the pressing question of whether history might be repeating itself.
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Serena Joy's plotline is repeating itself this season, too — in more or less every episode she's forced to reckon with the fact that she does not enjoy living in the world that she helped create — but there's enough slow unraveling happening there to keep it compelling.
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But as these filmmakers mythologize the past in order to warn about history repeating itself, the narrative of the present is actively being rewritten by the "alt-right" (or as they'll be referred to here, Nazis) in an effort to cover their tracks and obfuscate the truth.
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Lobbying efforts like Juul's "Project Switch" — which sought to connect customers with a public relations firm that specializes in "grassroots" political messaging for business clients to push against a New York state ban — have public health officials suspicious that a history of fake front groups is repeating itself.
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" Chamberlin added to her letter in a Facebook post, writing: "History is repeating itself; the same tactics are being used by Hitler (identify a problem, finding a scapegoat target to blame, and stirring up people with a combination of fanaticism, false promises, and fear, and gathering the funding).
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So, seeing how predictably these past few episodes have unfolded, the throne will probably go to Jon (which is a tired prediction from way back in the early seasons), proving that despite Daenerys' attempt to break the wheel, history always has a nasty habit of repeating itself — even in a fantasy world like Westeros.
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The Tallahassee-based mother, recalling the intense depression that accompanied the traumatic, premature birth of her third child, sought out ways to prevent a similar situation from repeating itself—which is why she chose a home birth instead of a hospital one and decided to try eating her placenta as a natural postpartum treatment.
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"Learning more about the historical part of the British Black [Power] movement, made me think of exactly what [executive producer] John Ridley was saying -- that this may have happened in the '70s but history keeps repeating itself over and over again, and it seems like we don't learn much from it," Pinto told CNN in a recent interview.
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Yet despite the distinct sense of history repeating itself, conservative and libertarian legal commentators (many of whom were on the challengers' side opposing Obamacare in the 2010 litigation) are now accusing individual judges — and sometimes entire federal courts — of shirking their institutional roles as neutral magistrates and "joining the resistance" in the various suits against President Trump.
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Former Watergate prosecutor Nick Akerman said Friday that special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation is "history repeating itself," and suggested that some administration members questioned in Mueller's probe could be charged with perjury.
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In today's rivalry between England and Germany (which only started in the soccer world in 1930 and is basically a one-way street from the clownishly dramatic and chronically underachieving Brits [Germany, meanwhile, knows that actually-talented Netherlands are their real rival]), history is repeating itself, as Germany has gone up one goal after dominating most of the first half.
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And it's quite possible to imagine that pattern repeating itself going forward: Good right-of-center legislation under Trump may be a pipe dream, but better no legislation at all than bad legislation, and with a Republican Party that's both internally divided and incompetent at policy making, Trump's inability to close the deal could save the country from a great many lousy bills.
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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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Donald Trump and Jeb Bush are trading deeply personal taunts, Marco Rubio is trying to bounce back from a mauling at the hands of Chris Christie in Saturday night's Republican debate and history seems to be repeating itself for Hillary Clinton as her possible loss to Bernie Sanders in the first-in-the nation primary fuels rumors of a shake-up in her campaign.
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The Japanese-American writer John Okada wrote the novel "No-No Boy" in 1957 about a draft resister who has just returned home to Seattle after being incarcerated by the American government during World War II. But the story behind the novel's publication and its later rediscovery — along with that of four other works of literature written by Japanese-Americans at around the same time — reveals a devastating chapter in America's past as well as clues as to why history is now repeating itself.
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