Whether it's the First Amendment, whether it's differences, cultural differences, whether it's anything, and then it repeats and repeats and repeats itself.
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Yes, history repeats its mistakes, but history also repeats its triumphs.
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Even as the narrative repeats and repeats, it never once feels repetitive.
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This feedback loop repeats and repeats until a face is produced that could pass for an actual person.
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Occasionally when history repeats itself it is farcical, but usually when a society repeats the same historic mistake it is still tragic.
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Reloading this save file simply repeats the action with no time to change it, and thus repeats the game over screen too.
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When Renton dies, he wakes up in bed again just before the break-in and the scenario repeats and repeats, with Renton learning a little more every time.
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America is living a nightmare of gun violence, one that repeats and repeats and has played out as politicians send "thoughts and prayers" and then do nothing. Nothing.
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Drummer-vocalist Dean Spunt is an equal partner—"Send me / Where should I go?" he repeats and repeats on the first true singalong in a catalogue more songful than you'd figure.
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" She then repeats: "We never had bad blood, okay?
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"No tickling — even on her birthday," Biden repeats back.
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M.C. Funny how history repeats itself sometimes ... in reverse.
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Elements like single-digit repeats (111 293; 134 441); multi-digit repeats (8763 222); palindromes (353 595); ascending or descending sequences (345 564); repeating number order (618 514); and combinations thereof (876 565).
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Individuals familiar with Trump White House procedure say one Situation Room staffer, using voice-to-text software, repeats each word the president says and another listens and repeats what a foreign leader says.
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Individuals familiar with Trump White House procedure say one Situation Room staffer, using voice-to-text software, repeats each word the president says and another listens and repeats what the foreign leader says.
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It's far from agitprop, however, and Reichert never repeats herself.
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Trump repeats on proven claim about, quote, spy in campaign.
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The process repeats itself until a candidate has a majority.
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The process repeats itself across thousands of hours of content.
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Can we start correcting course before the train wreck repeats?
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If he repeats and eliminates his only ideological competitor, Sen.
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"Essentially, the same incident repeats after three years," Rajkumar said.
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FEDS HARKER REPEATS APRIL 4 PREDICTIONS FOR UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, INFLATION
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"You say that now, but you don't know," Cena repeats.
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And unfortunately, sadly, it's too familiar because history repeats itself.
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"Sell," repeats Rory, frowning, as though unfamiliar with the concept.
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"I don't want to be late," he repeats in English.
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Not long after, the same cycle repeats with Malorie's rescuer.
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" Alfie repeats, "You can be what you want to be!
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Then the whole switch occurs repeats itself again and again.
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When he says "yes," she repeats old Claudia's words exactly.
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"Oh I'll be free, just like that bluebird," he repeats.
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When the offspring reaches maturity and mates, the process repeats.
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Whoever said that history repeats itself was seriously onto something.
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On the markets, history echoes but rarely repeats the past.
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If history repeats itself, this time will be no different.
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He repeats words over and over again: tremendous, great, horrible.
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The cycle repeats until, again, five minutes later, something changes.
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They watch who challenges them and who loyally repeats them.
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An irrational number is one that never ends nor repeats.
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In some eras, art loses steam, repeats itself, sputters out.
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Supremely Unchill Woman repeats her question in aggressively pointed tones.
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Another report from the Turkish Anadolu Agency repeats these claims.
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The effect is compounded when he incessantly repeats those words.
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He repeats the title of the song like a siren.
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Who cares whether a candidate repeats the same sentence, anyway?
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Douthat's column merely repeats the old myth with new examples.
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History repeats itself, first as tragedy and then as farce.
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Timber, coal, oil and gas, "it repeats itself," he said.
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Whenever he wants to underscore something, he repeats the sentence.
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When the prospective buyer exits, Mr. Scheinfeld repeats the process.
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But the fear is that history repeats itself too much.
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What about when she repeats the lyric "better off alone"?
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Qatar, North Korea, Iran and Charlottesville: the pattern repeats itself.
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" The chorus, sung by Grande, repeats "don't call me angel.
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History plainly repeats itself, and history will repeat itself again.
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And we can also see the history ... the cycle repeats.
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Some singers go overboard with the coloratura in these repeats.
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And although history rarely repeats itself, it tends to rhyme.
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This process repeats itself throughout the entirety of our lives.
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He literally repeats everything that you say, which is absolutely terrifying.
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The psychiatrist repeats that Eve is too close to the investigation.
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CRISPR (pronounced crisper) stands for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats.
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The thesis of Olegario's book, an idea she repeats often, is
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This process repeats until one of you runs out of health.
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The next year, another 21 women (repeats allowed) contribute $2100,923 again.
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No shame in having a few repeats between playlists, Mr. President.
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It repeats this until the generator network is creating passable fakes.
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" The chorus of the song then repeats the phrase "Feelin' Jovani.
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Within his circumscribed vocabulary of geometric forms, Voisine never repeats himself.
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Bad things happen and good things happen and the cycle repeats.
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That person repeats it to the person on their other side.
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Then a new player becomes Card Czar and the process repeats.
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Fifty-four years later, this story of activism compromised repeats itself.
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"A successful and serious actress," Mirren repeats, her tone changing somewhat.
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The moderator periodically repeats this process as the meeting goes on.
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He repeats the feat on his 80th, 85th and 90th birthdays.
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On a Fourth Turning, the cycle repeats, sparking a generational crisis.
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You can choose how often it repeats and adjust the tone.
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The implicit assumption is that trauma, unidentified and unworked, repeats itself.
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But after a few repeats, you learn to like 'em all.
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He arranged it chronologically, with no repeats for those 11 days.
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The phrase history repeats itself is not a cliché for free.
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"Freaks" Arbus herself called them, and Lubow frequently repeats the term.
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"We don't think history repeats, we think history rhymes," he said.
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It feels routine, even obligatory, and repeats the usual Egyptian imagery.
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History repeats itself when people repeat the mistakes of the past.
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This firefly is a species called Luciola parvula, and repeats blink.
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The loop repeats again, scarcely different than it was moments before.
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He repeats his bizarre praise for the authoritarian monarch for Jordan.
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Xi wanted to be sure that there were no such repeats.
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"The most common word that repeats itself is pain," he said.
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The network previously ran repeats from midnight to 4:00 a.m.
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The B-side became more experimental using echo, feedback, and repeats.
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Aida The program repeats on Tuesday at Symphony Center, Chicago; cso.org.
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I have a regimen of a few desserts that are repeats.
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"Rooted in Oakland" is a phrase Kaval repeats with great constancy.
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" When she repeats the question, he responds, "Because you're my wife.
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I wanted ones where the opening consonants didn't have any repeats.
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And then, after a full day's work, she repeats the journey.
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Zelensky repeats he doesn't want to interfere in the U.S. election.
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The tune repeats the phrase "Voglio morire" ("I want to die").
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The process repeats when the unfortunate molecules return to the dayside.
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And favorite network series — when they deigned to return in repeats.
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This repeats until either you or the bad guys are defeated.
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"Thank God," she repeats, grateful to be celebrating Easter once again.
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The complete cycle lasts for sixty-four minutes, and then repeats.
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He repeats his request that Zelensky work with Attorney General Barr.
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If history repeats itself, Dudley's proposal could make Trump more popular.
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John Kennedy repeats Ukraine conspiracy theory about DNC server GOP Sen.
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Repeats are par for the course at this particular awards night.
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This theme repeats in at least two other works in the show.
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O.J. Simpson repeats the injustices of the media frenzy that inspired it.
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You also don't own her, as the song in short clip repeats.
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That pattern repeats itself on a smaller scale in October and November.
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She repeats that familiar refrain, "We're all Negan," and Michonne backs down.
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This process repeats itself until Nadia figures out how to stop it.
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The new lawsuit claims Bernhardt's new land-trade agreement repeats Zinke's violations.
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Trump repeats that he was against the Iraq war from the outset.
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Once Legion alerts you of that symptom, it immediately repeats the warning.
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Bernie Sanders is hoping history more than repeats itself in New York.
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He then repeats part of the verse but subs in Rose's name.
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A scene familiar in airports around the world repeats itself in Iran.
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"Trump Repeats Nixon's Fateful Panic" the New York Times reported in January.
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When Ariana pulls Schwartz aside and repeats the story, he acts dumfounded.
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It even repeats it back in the same tune as its human.
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A few bad games, a few good games, and the cycle repeats.
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He pops it in, then repeats the action for the second battery.
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"shortcomings" merely repeats his attacks on features of the ACA that aren't
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History repeats itself, and the rose is the man's flower once again.
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Chairman Grassley's letter repeats a media charge of profligate first-class travel.
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They were called "clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats" — Crispr for short.
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Marx noted that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce.
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If you want to be alone like you were saying, he repeats.
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She then moves to a new town and repeats her deadly deeds.
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History never repeats itself, but in Silicon Valley sometimes it does rhyme.
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He makes one movement — a snap, a jump — and she repeats it.
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It repeats the line "Where's your car Debbie?" over and over again.
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But what if the price of normalcy is that history repeats itself?
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What a look back indicates, as well, is a preference for repeats.
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The 'forward, back, forward, lunge' pattern repeats itself constantly in points competition.
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And then three days later Matt Damon repeats it verbatim for laughs.
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"History repeats itself," said one leader of the Egyptian uprising of 2011.
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That can't be heightened on, so instead, Season 2 just repeats it.
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As Marx observed, history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce.
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Trump frequently repeats ideas and arguments he has read in conservative media.
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Removing Falih from his other job repeats the trick - and then some.
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"I just went up in my price," he repeats on the hook.
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Lastly, Secretary Azar repeats the oft-heard pledge of reducing regulatory burden.
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" After she repeats herself, Bernie says, "Let's not do it right now.
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The production repeats at set times on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
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HUAWEI SAYS HANDELSBLATT ARTICLE REPEATS OLD, UNFOUNDED ALLEGATIONS WITHOUT PROVIDING CONCRETE EVIDENCE
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The point here is not to suggest that history inevitably repeats itself.
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After he leaves, she repeats the phrase over and over, through sobs.
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The Left just repeats it again and again, but it is mindless.
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What happens when history repeats but it was farce the first time?
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Once a client is relaxed, Ms. Mosaner repeats previously agreed-upon affirmations.
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Nevertheless, Trump repeats these (again, false) allegations against Biden in his letter.
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The N.F.L. divisional playoffs bring us repeats of four regular-season matchups.
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Since history often repeats itself, current policymakers should re-read Roosevelt's speech.
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She repeats it over and over to everyone we meet that day.
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The floor under the arch repeats the iconic 'We shall overcome' slogan.
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A melody that repeats with no change whatsoever is called an ostinato.
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VLADIMIR PUTIN often repeats the claim that Russia and Ukraine are "one people".
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"I'm not brave," he repeats on "Siegfried", but if Frank isn't, who is?
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They say history repeats itself, or at least it sings a similar song.
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ZIMMER: In more modern times, the new president actually repeats every single word.
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"We have so much in common — history repeats itself!" she told Kardashian West.
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He even repeats his catchphrase, "I live for this shit," in the climax.
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They say history repeats itself, and such is the case at Subway, unfortunately.
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"Ghe rivarem a baita?" repeats one of his men, in thick Brescian dialect.
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He repeats that it's reassuring that the structures inside Micaela's brain look normal.
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So, the next priority is to find another FRB that repeats, says Chatterjee.
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In many cases, he simply repeats Bezos's famous business mantras, like customer obsession.
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" Khloé tells him in the video, as he jokingly repeats: "Do something, Lam!
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"Men are very simple creatures," he repeats throughout the book as a tagline.
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I love the song by Janelle Monáe that repeats this phrase even more.
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And the journalism doesn't tell us stories about that, it just repeats opinions.
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Whether he repeats this remarkable feat during the talks remains to be seen.
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On that second visit, some of the statements are new, some are repeats.
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That doesn't mean Viacom will stop selling older repeats to people like Amazon.
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Once the layer dries, the bot goes back down and the cycle repeats.
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Every episode, Heidi Klum repeats the phrase "I have to say" during judging.
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And it's not all glamorous step-and-repeats for the tangentially famous tot.
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POWELL REPEATS ECONOMY IN A "GOOD PLACE" AS FED REMAINS PATIENT, WATCHES RISKS
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They just happen to possess it again and again as time repeats itself.
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Or, you know, watch "SNL" again when it repeats at 11:30 p.m.
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As the "clown panic" spreads, so do possible copycats, and the cycle repeats.
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The ozone layer recovers later in the year, and then the cycle repeats.
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Stanley Fish repeats all the usual barbs aimed at the politically involved academic.
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The Russian enemy still has no clear position and repeats the regime's demands.
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"6900 Minutes" is expected to be in repeats for most of the summer.
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Gershon repeats this exercise of juxtaposing consistently lukewarm national reception with local reviews.
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Rubio said he repeats himself because he wants to get his message across.
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Iraq, it seems, is stuck in a cycle of history that endlessly repeats.
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This loop engine repeats and processes sounds in a free and natural way.
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And although history rarely repeats itself in financial markets, it does often rhyme.
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A lot of the things she says are just lines that she repeats.
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Judge Adelman merely repeats the same tropes we have heard for a decade.
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"God, please keep him safe, angels' wings, angels' wings," she repeats to herself.
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The LP focuses on and repeats themes of love and loss and distance.
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So the children pass those germs around, and the cycle of sickness repeats.
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" The voice repeats: "Thou shalt not boil the kid in its mother's milk.
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Yet a new ad from Mr. Hugin repeats the allegations as uncontested facts.
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"I meant what I said, and I said what I meant," he repeats.
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The device repeats the question in English to the person at the station.
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Instead, it repeats anecdotes and widely known, Wikipedia-level biographical information about Grossman.
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"Audience screams alone," Garcia repeats, a note of awe creeping into his voice.
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He urged me on and counted as I did the repeats of exercises.
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FAA HEAD REPEATS NOT FOLLOWING ANY TIMELINE ON 737 MAX RETURN TO SERVICE
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History repeats, he added, but the results don't have to be the same.
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Later, she repeats it again, drawing it out slowly over thick, distorted riffs.
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The process repeats when a board member, or members, needs to be replaced.
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Any fuss over hard seltzer will probably soon fade, before the cycle repeats.
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History repeats itself, and artists will be there to score our disgusting habits.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art history repeats itself in contemporary photojournalism.
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If you press the F4 button in Excel, it repeats the last command.
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In doing so, he or she often contrives or repeats something historically unsound.
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The final recording is exhausting enough: Ignoring all the structural repeats in the score, Gould brought the "Goldbergs" in at just over 21966 minutes, while performances that adopt more conventional tempos and observe all the repeats can last up to 90.
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We won't know whether Mr. Sanders repeats his feat until the results come in.
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He repeats conversations as Steve Bannon, Kellyanne Conway, and Senator Lindsay Graham related them.
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They gave these sequences a name: Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats — or CRISPR.
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Parts of the genome become like a book that repeats the same few words.
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Women's media regularly repeats the line that girls cannot become what they cannot see.
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The process repeats until two candidates remain and the one with the majority wins.
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She repeats "in the White House" 11 times, like some sort of achievement mantra.
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Cluster A of atoms repeats at one frequency and Cluster B at another frequency.
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FEDS HARKER REPEATS FORECAST FOR AT MOST ONE HIKE IN 2019, ONE IN 2020
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"You have to know true suffering to be able to mock it," he repeats.
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Green Monday offers some repeats of Black Friday favorites — plus a few new deals.
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"Children are the original binge-watchers, with an endless appetite for repeats," it notes.
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If history repeats, stocks could be in for a sweet end to the year.
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The chant says: "As Time...Goes...By", and repeats, until everything fades to black.
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What happens when three times in one day someone repeats a book to you?
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And he repeats words and phrases, sometimes with slight variations, in the same sentence.
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It moves about on wheels and just repeats the same motions again and again.
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He repeats the name "Trump" over and over again—and seems very, very angry.
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The ads were the typical internet TV ad experience—which means plenty of repeats.
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He repeats this on the whole head, adding about four strips of extensions throughout.
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He repeats the process three times, finishing with one minute in the ice bath.
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It could well be a recipe that Uber repeats for India's food delivery space.
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As he repeats all too many times throughout his book, democracy is a hammer.
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If no one has a majority after that, the process repeats until somebody did.
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Let's hope Netflix repeats its own history by dropping the next season this fall.
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After the REM stage, the sleep cycle repeats, starting over with the first stage.
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If history repeats itself, the rise of this insider-outsider conflict should precipitate depolarization.
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It repeats the oddly comforting sound of a NYC subway train leaving the station.
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On that second visit, some of the statements are new and some are repeats.
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And our girlfriend also repeats her outfit, wearing the same bodysuit she wore earlier.
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One of the moments I cherish most in my life repeats itself almost daily.
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Also, the chorus repeats the lyric "sugar in my eyes," which frankly sounds horrifying!
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There's no such thing as a lightning-proof guarantee, he repeats more than once.
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This trend repeats in Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru and Central America.
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He repeats this several times as the wombat makes numerous unsuccessful attempts to escape.
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RHP Gerrit Cole hopes history repeats itself when he faces the Cubs on Friday.
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The short term GMMA repeats the behavior of traders — and they are very bullish.
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"You could've become a somebody," he repeats at family meals, recalling her various talents.
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Eventually, the reformers are themselves tarred with corruption charges, and the cycle repeats itself.
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He knows exactly what he wants to say, repeats it with emphasis, then stops.
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Then the ape repeats evolution and prosperity, then humanity comes to the fore again.
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"While history repeats itself, you can't take anything for granted this Congress," Blaney said.
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This extremely rare connection repeats on June 26, and then not again until 2024.
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He repeats some key hikes in Big Bend National Park, where I'm headed next.
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Mr. Brown's bass repeats a five-note line, straining to contain some low furor.
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Someone presses their luck a little too far, disaster ensues, and the cycle repeats.
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Like an idealistic politician, Mr. Winthrop repeats the same stump speech wherever he goes.
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Countless hours of each feature's 500 million daily users have been squandered viewing repeats.
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New York Philharmonic This program repeats on Tuesday at David Geffen Hall, Manhattan; nyphil.org.
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One poem repeats the word forty-one times, creating the shape of a penis.
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Rosa Feola This program repeats on Wednesday at the Park Avenue Armory, Manhattan; armoryonpark.org.
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If history repeats itself, F9 will be a major blockbuster win for Universal Studios.
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Balex repeats the word so often, Ice-T begins to sound uncomfortable saying it.
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"The only one that repeats is from three billion light-years," Dr. Chatterjee mused.
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She has people put their words in her mouth and she happily repeats them.
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It repeats continuously, with different actors, working in shifts, for twelve hours a day.
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Yes, both winners in the two big series categories — Comedy and Drama — were repeats.
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Things never get better—the other side repeats the strategy as we go on.
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Let's hope this return to common sense repeats in the US in four years time.
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Everywhere he repeats the theme of economic growth with lower taxes and fewer burdensome regulations.
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"ENGINE..." the voice repeats the type of emergency and the address of the next call.
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The number of those repeats at any location can vary greatly from person-to-person.
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When he's done, he moves the wood ahead a few centimeters and repeats the process.
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It's a feel good story and one that Millvale's sustainability coordinator, Zaheen Hussain, repeats often.
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History repeats, and I wonder when it is we will be tired of this song.
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"It's six minutes, it goes by quick, and nothing ever really repeats itself," he says.
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This finding repeats itself in state polls as well: Warren's best scores came on policy.
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Eventually I wrap up work and change for the hill repeats on my training schedule.
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The answer was the simple phrase he repeats as a personal mantra: peace and love.
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Because of Memorial Day, the episodes from May 28 through June 1 will be repeats.
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And he repeats that process throughout the movie, with increasingly tone-deaf, pointlessly squirmy jokes.
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"You please!" she repeats, smacking a newspaper down on the table in front of Jenner.
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The modernized GPS navigation message uses a 13-bit field that repeats every 8,192 weeks.
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He then repeats part of the verse but subs in his ex Amber Rose's name.
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"Every time I get high, I just think about you," she repeats on a loop.
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The statement repeats several of Amazon's previous comments about worker pay at its fulfillment centers.
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He's in AA and impotent so...if history repeats, Alison will make the wrong decision.
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Soon I was running mile repeats and 9-mile threshold runs before or after work.
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As we part, Matsumoto repeats the promise he made personally to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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"Baby, baby, baby, baby," she repeats over and over in the trailer for good luck.
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Nunes reiterates that there was no "physical" wiretap, but repeats the possibility of incidental collection.
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"The cycle of growth and decay repeats itself in perpetuity," teamLab explains on their website.
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It also repeats itself, clarifies itself and can speak up when you can't hear it.
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This latest report repeats these complaints, stressing the need for clarity in the Bill's language.
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A few hours after that, they return for a second shot, and the cycle repeats.
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"It's not like she's reading from a script and then repeats it back," Barry said.
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"Where's my mind?" she repeats before the chorus kicks in with skittering R&B beats.
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"History never repeats itself but it rhymes," is an observation sometimes attributed to Mark Twain.
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"If I was you, I'd wanna be me too," Trainor repeats over and over again.
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Near the end, before you both rise, he repeats the usual admonitions, prayers, and liturgy.
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Mr. Flomin, in the corner diagonal to Ms. Franzen's, repeats the phrase verbatim (or close).
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Ignoring all the score's repeats, Gould brought the "Goldbergs" in at just over 19813 minutes.
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A second standards album, the new "Fallen Angels," just repeats the gesture with diminishing returns.
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Who knows, maybe we'll have another 20 years of daily Monkey repeats ahead of us?
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History rhymes rather than repeats; we are not reliving the widening gyre that Didion discerned.
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"My works are smarter than I am," Richter has said, and Kurt repeats it here.
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Maybe, instead of the 23-meter repeats, they could just do an easy recovery jog?
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"Lima repeats it, almost word-for-word, over a 40-hour QVC marathon," writes Wells.
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Each painting repeats the view of the animal's tail as it swims away from us.
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It then includes Chris Mazdzer and repeats Shiffrin and Anderson amongst the other silver medalists.
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The cycle repeats itself yet again — with one key difference: It's a three-way tie.
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After an intermission that isn't really necessary, the image repeats, arranged at a different angle.
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After 40 minutes, the choreography repeats, although with different music, different lighting and different dancers.
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The process then repeats until a candidate does achieve 50 percent of the top ranking.
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But it is said that history repeats, and it certainly seemed that way on Saturday.
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Renewal comes when he simply repeats an ugly claim to remind us where he stands.
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ANDREW R. CHOW Something repeats and something else changes throughout this pinnacle of 1970s Minimalism.
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FRANÇOIS CHAIGNAUD AND CECILIA BENGOLEA Repeats May 19 through 21 at Dia:Beacon, Beacon, N.Y.; diaart.org.
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But probably no more than their elders fritter on chat-shows and repeats of soaps.
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New York Philharmonic The program repeats through Saturday at David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center; nyphil.org.
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It repeats about once a day at different times to try to escape government jamming.
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Steak au poivre repeats its heat in an escort of horseradish-lit potato au gratin.
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The clip repeats several times — the confused images growing more legible, the sight less disturbing.
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RPT-FED REPEATS WILL CONTINUE TO BUY U.S. TREASURY BILLS AT LEAST INTO SECOND QUARTER
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The odds of getting back on track on the outside dwindle, and the cycle repeats.
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He repeats himself over and over, and lurches from one subject to an unrelated one.
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Mekas utters his film-live comment, pauses and then repeats it with a crucial difference.
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"I'd sacrifice anything come what might / For the sake of having you near / In spite of a warning voice that comes in the night / And repeats, repeats in my ear" does not lead us neatly to become the folks who live on the hill.
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"It's all right now," Cave repeats at the album's close, in stark contrast to its opening.
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The final version of Android P won't be ready until this fall, assuming history repeats itself.
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CNBC's Eunice Yoon pointed out that Beijing's latest stance repeats previous statements made back in September.
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Their press release repeats the rhetoric of the Utah congressional delegation that includes easily refuted misstatements.
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She then yells "you're hurting me" and repeats her allegation that Hampshire "just ran over" her.
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Within two seconds, even as he repeats the words show me, he shoots through the window.
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In his letter, Zuckerberg repeats previous statements saying the company should do more to combat misinformation.
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He's addicted to TV and repeats phrases, word-for-word, that he hears on Fox News.
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The one thing nobody will be hoping Google repeats is the limited availability of the Pixels.
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The one where justice takes a backseat and then the cycle repeats itself all over again.
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He often repeats his "responsible growth" mantra, and signs of the impact of that strategy abound.
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Indeed, 88 percent of all sessions are daily repeat users, and 55 percent are hourly repeats.
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God has plans for his life no matter what, and my dad still repeats this today.
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It repeats this process for the knockout-stage games, until one country is crowned the champion.
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If history repeats itself, the company's next phone could come in just a couple of months.
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"Wouldn't be interested," he repeats, his focus now on the words laid in front of him.
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American negotiators want to make sure China will face some punishment if it repeats this behavior.
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Because if he repeats three times then you have to treat it seriously as well, right?
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Today's interactivity is ok, I answered a few questions wrong, so then it repeats the lecture.
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Stocks may be bouncing Tuesday, but if history repeats itself, the market is going way lower.
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There isn't much to debate about this clip, though — the file clearly repeats "GOAT" three times.
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But then she is quickly sent to fetch tea, and this separation repeats throughout the film.
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Mark Antony sarcastically repeats the taunt that Brutus is "an honourable man" after Brutus murders Caesar.
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There is one configuration, or bit of choreography, that repeats again and again in the movie.
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As the hearing goes on, Damon repeats Kavanaugh's familiar line, "I like beer," to hilarious excess.
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JavaScript for-loops essentially repeats through a particular block of code a given number of times.
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However, to customize your alarm's tone and repeats, you have to use the iPad's Clock app.
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This process repeats and last-place candidates lose until one candidate reaches a majority and wins.
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In a web environment, there are really no excuses for a speech that repeats existing themes.
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If Miu Miu repeats the trick, it'll be a fine grace note to end the season.
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He just talks, and he makes up things, and he repeats them until he believes them.
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This is what bands do—make an album, go on tour, and the cycle repeats itself.
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The clip repeats, over and over, taking the mind to places it has not yet been.
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New York Philharmonic This program repeats Saturday and Tuesday at David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center; nyphil.org.
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For one person in 10, insomnia is a chronic problem that repeats itself night after night.
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He repeats this routine three times, before finishing it off with a one-minute ice bath.
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We are going to stay the course, and hope history repeats itself sooner rather than later.
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We watch a long historical movie while eating dinner, pausing to discuss how history repeats itself.
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She ran repeats of 200 meters while dragging a tire filled with varying amounts of sand.
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Take the last movement of his "Joke" Quartet, which introduces an upbeat tune and repeats it.
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New York Philharmonic This program repeats Friday and Saturday at David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center; nyphil.org.
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I've mostly attempted to avoid repeats from last year, but I couldn't not include the Oasis.
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Von Holzhausen repeats himself, and Musk looks at his designer like he's gone a little mad.
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At 21963 years old, I have learned one lesson from history: It very often repeats itself.
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Given the nature of a college campus, she said later, it is work that repeats itself.
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Both DirecTV and Sling allow viewers to stream episodes after repeats have aired on certain channels.
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He repeats lies over and over again to cover up for his complete and utter incompetence.
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The repeats lead to an abnormal form of Huntingtin, which poisons nerve cells in the brain.
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But he repeats the exercise so many times that the energy of the idea is crushed.
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Repeats are now carried at midnight on Sundays on WBEZ and will continue to be broadcast.
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History repeats itself, for example fashion trends come back every 20 years, but this is different.
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It comes down to reading vs watching — even if Mueller just repeats what's in his report.
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The pattern repeats shortly after, when a Newark sewage worker is pulled underwater by a similar force.
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Later on in "I Need You," Cave simply repeats the title with different inflections, like an incantation.
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As you can see, when it comes to cheating, the past often—but not invariably—repeats itself.
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The platforms blame their algorithms and pledge change, and nothing else happens — until the cycle predictably repeats.
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The threat immediately repeats on high volume and is the first and only sound the scooter makes.
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Time is a flat circle, history repeats itself, the sun will rise, and the Republic will survive.
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"If history repeats itself and Amazon crashes that day," eBay said, the company will include more deals.
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This is a consequence of low repeats, in addition to the increasing variety of choices and platforms.
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A heartbroken Dany repeats Mirri's words to catatonic Drogo before suffocating him in the season 1 finale.
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How Oberyn repeats this over and over again while dueling The Mountain in Tyrion's trial by combat?
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In all, you're looking at roughly four months worth of fresh material before repeats start to surface.
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The cats arrive, the cats leave; you buy more food, put out new toys; the cycle repeats.
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"Look at this shit," he repeats, with almost a vague note of existential fear in his voice.
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The process repeats again and again, so your initial purchase fuels multiple dollars' worth of economic activity.
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The process repeats until an entire word is spelled out and spoken by the computer's speech program.
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The process repeats, the coin speeds up, the funnel deepens and narrows, the coin goes ever downwards.
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Much of the magic of artificial intelligence lies in the speed at which it repeats its tasks.
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A similar pattern repeats itself in the second half of the movie, with a few key differences.
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Rubio turned that narrative on its head, saying Trump repeats the same phrases over and over again.
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As frontman Ryan Lott repeats the lyrics, "Hollow me," the woman's hands finally connect with the man's.
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Throughout all this, ABC repeats the media choices that turned the Menendez brothers into grim Californian celebrities.
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In Anno's continued refusal to give fans exactly what they want, he repeats the series' core message.
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Tristan und Isolde: Act II Repeats on Friday at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.; kennedy-center.org.
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Mr Tye repeats that Bobby was "growing up fast"—a tired way to describe a grown man.
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As clean and crisp as fresh linen, it repeats here on Saturday and Tuesday at Orchestra Hall.
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It could be argued, I suppose, that the play repeats the same points a tad too often.
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Adam repeats this with a few layers of different colors in order to fully create this effect.
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And don't be surprised if Mr. Trump repeats his claims that the economy is actually very weak.
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Tech history repeats itself, and nobody knows that better than Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief counsel.
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Though, we suggest waiting for Black Friday in case Amazon repeats its Prime Day price of $49.99.
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Marx was right about that at least: When history repeats itself, tragedy pops up again as farce.
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Once the piglets are weaned, the mother is inseminated anew and the process repeats all over again.
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He sets the treadmill to maximum speed and pounds out sprints for 20 seconds, rest, then repeats.
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They hide their own drawing, and they pass it to the next person, who repeats the process.
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She lays out themes, she develops them, she repeats them until they sing a rather different song.
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Stuttering is a neurological condition where someone typically repeats, extends, or is unable to produce a sound.
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Jackson believes Ally "has something to say," and he repeats this mantra throughout the film as encouragement.
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This process repeats, round by round, until one candidate has received over 50 percent of the ballots.
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Sometimes, as Marx observed, history repeats itself, the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce.
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History repeats itself: Feinstein was initially elected to the Senate in 2119 as California's first female senator.
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You do me good," the unnamed heroine, an actress, repeats like a mantra in "Hiroshima Mon Amour.
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The tragic theme he repeats is of the consolidation of small distilleries bought up by soulless corporations.
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"History always repeats itself," said Robert Brock, 42, a Trump-supporting truck driver in South Daytona, Fla.
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On the question of urgency, Perry is simply wrong, no matter how many times he repeats it.
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A shot of a waterfall feeding a stream, verdant trees and plants crowding its banks intermittently repeats.
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But the automation that is there, which simply repeats a person's clicking and typing, is still useful.
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If Trump is a fascist, Marx was right: History repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce.
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Edelgard even repeats the line about pointing swords at the Goddess after the five year time skip.
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Michael Oberholtzer is a socially challenged former class valedictorian who repeats the word "Hi" like a robot.
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LIKES AND THE LIKE (15A) is fun, but repeats the base word without any change in spelling.
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"Nursie, nursie," she repeats at one point, and later the numbers "6-7-8," over and over.
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History repeats itself "The same arguments are used every time we expand who can serve," he said.
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This biochemical ebb and flow is known as our circadian rhythm, and it repeats every 24 hours.
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They say that history repeats itself — a fact that farmers, more than anyone, should know is true.
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Still, if history repeats itself from their regular-season matchup, the Buckeyes are poised to win big.
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Meredith stands up and repeats the names of the spouses of every patient she has ever lost.
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This session will remain active until another user repeats these steps to access a different user account.
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The complaint "repeats unproven claims" about Winterkorn who "played no part in the [securities] sales," he added.
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" (Dispatch repeats name) Officer: "I just talked to a student, I know somebody's looking for a photo.
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"History repeats itself," Marina Silva, a former environmental minister and three-time presidential candidate, said on Twitter.
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Trump repeats falsehood that Democrats are to blame for forced family separations at the US-Mexico border
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Repeats at the Globes are rare, though, so if anybody else wins, it won't be a surprise.
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Hear that snap sound that kicks in around the 29-second mark, and repeats throughout the song?
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And the cycle of joining a gym just to ghost on fitness for a while repeats itself.
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If you've got five blades, that process repeats itself over the hair until it's way deep down there.
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Amidst these gems (and many more), however, the show repeats similar designs and designers a bit too often.
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Traditional forensic investigation relies on matching certain snippets of DNA, called short tandem repeats, to a potential suspect.
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As the animal repeats the cycle over and over, its brain learns to track that 15-second interval.
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A new invention called clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats ("CRISPR") makes these changes cheap, easy, and accurate.
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Trump accepts and repeats Putin's denials, including his claim that he isn't involved in Venezuela's current political crisis.
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Unfortunately you only get one block of time, and it repeats every day, so adjust the hours accordingly.
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The amounts above were determined using only new clothing items added to the royal wardrobes, no fashion repeats.
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Then when the patient returns, the doctor just repeats the advice rather than treating it as a disease.
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The moon repeats its cycle every 12 years, so there are 12 signs (just like in tropical astrology).
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While this cycle repeats, the light of prosperity and innovation have burned bright for much of the world.
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In crystals, the atoms are arranged in a very simple, regular way, a single cluster that just repeats.
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Apple also repeats the technically dubious claim that Spotify is "suing music creators" to avoid paying higher royalties.
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Yang hasn't said how long he'll remain in the race if he repeats his sixth-place Iowa performance.
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"Don't it beat a slow dance to death?" a forlorn and disembodied voice repeats as it fades out.
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Trump's lies are often predictable, given that he recycles and repeats the same falsehoods over and over again.
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When such a pattern forms, the stock usually repeats its previous trend prior to the consolidation, he said.
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Tom stops her from killing him and, after a dramatic chase, Hester repeats her accusations before she disappears.
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Who can forget his observation that history repeats itself, "the first time as tragedy, the second as farce"?
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The lab techs there scan the sample for bits of genetic code called Short Tandem Repeats, or STRs.
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He repeats his claim that Cindy&aposs death was accidental, however, and he denies killing anyone at all.
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"This is gender violence and it's institutionalized, then it repeats itself in smaller settings, among families," Arri said.
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With a storied history rich in Hollywood waves and extensive contouring, step-and-repeats can be, well, repetitive.
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I go home to quickly change to meet my run club friends for hill repeats near the beach.
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Allison Janney has won the past two years for Mom, and again, the Emmys are primed for repeats.
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This new anti-Trump Clinton ad repeats quotes from Trump insulting women while women look into a mirror.
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The best hope is that the FDP repeats its habit of making big campaign promises and delivering little.
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That selflessness repeats itself and Bhullar's legacy will be passed on just as his forefathers' and ancestors' were.
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The IFPI, the label's global trade group, should have a report out shortly which repeats the same charge.
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"They were slaughtered," she repeats, using her hand to motion a knife on the back of her neck.
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" In another video, the victim repeats to Jones, "I'm only 14 years old…yeah only 14 years old.
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Bannon quickly finishes " ... than serve in heaven," and laughs, saying that he repeats that quote all the time.
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Then, after Shaun revises the plan based on Ed's suggestion, the same visual sequence repeats with minor changes.
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"You can't make the club in the tub," is the old saw that Williams repeats with a sigh.
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A second drawing repeats the scene in slightly looser fashion, switching to a vertical format emphasizing the sky.
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New York Philharmonic This program repeats on Friday, Saturday and Tuesday at David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center; nyphil.
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KHAMENEI SAYS IRAN WILL NOT YIELD TO U.S. PRESSURE, REPEATS HIS BAN ON ANY TALKS WITH WASHINGTON - TV
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"The Most Powerful Man in the World (and His Identical Twin Brother)" repeats these motifs, then torques them.
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Perhaps he repeats that in Week 4, but DeMarcus Robinson seems like the safer Chiefs receiver to play.
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Then, one day, a random class assignment gave Olivera a solution that proves that history sometimes repeats itself.
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Marx's oft-quoted line that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce, is a good example.
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He often repeats that the United States needs a system to prevent people from dying in the streets.
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" The sample appears as an a cappella at the beginning of Dienel's song, and repeats throughout Bieber's "Sorry.
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"I am trying to stay focused," repeats Alicia, using up every last bit of grit in her larynx.
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According to the 77-year-old host, the network made the decision to utilize repeats of the program.
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Investors then insist on a higher risk premium on Italian bonds — a higher return — and the cycle repeats.
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When caught in the lie, Trump did what Trump does: Repeats the lie, louder, stronger, and more stridently.
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Listen: "History Repeats" is from the debut solo album of Brittany Howard, the lead singer for Alabama Shakes.
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New York Philharmonic This program repeats on Saturday at David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center; 212-875-5656, nyphil.org.
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As nonprofit fund-raising literature repeats ad infinitum, more women die of heart disease than all cancers combined.
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To the Editor: Emily Parker repeats industry ideas about individual responsibility and a faith in self-regulating systems.
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Once a year, our culture repeats a long series of rituals: putting up trees, lighting candles, hanging ornaments.
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History repeats itself, and it's high time to make sure you're not suckered by the next bear market.
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When pressed if he memorizes responses, the Florida senator pushed back and reiterated why he repeats the line.
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The latter do not see progress but an endless cycle of humiliation, death and rebirth that repeats itself.
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One, "Biden Corruption," repeats unsubstantiated allegations about former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s activities in Ukraine.
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But history often repeats itself and European regulators are rather determined to avoid further embarrassment at any cost.
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So what if he repeats "battle for the soul of America" in framing the election over and over.
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Mr. Vogt observed all the repeats indicated in the score, bringing his performance in at around 75 minutes.
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The way that Nantz repeats the tag line—"A tradition unlike any other"—assumes a sinister, cultish edge.
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If the market repeats history, yields should fall and could retest the 2.6 percent level of early 2017.
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She spends hours in it as she cooks the morning meal and then repeats the experience at dinnertime.
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It is a striated fan-like shape, which he repeats in an interlocking pattern across the painting's surface.
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She takes bounce music — which is pretty gay to start with — and repeats the word "slay" in different ways.
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For now, fans will have to fill up on more repeats of Bieber and Sheeran's catchy "I Don't Care."
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This is what ice shelves do—they grow until the point of collapse, and then the cycle repeats itself.
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EG: Every hour it repeats a series of moves, so that makes the installation kind of like a clock.
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"I had to help her," Tracey repeats to Yvonne, who has no idea what her mom is talking about.
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Trump will only make Putin happier if he repeats past missteps, like not bringing a notetaker to this meeting.
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The turnover is very dynamic: in 3 to 5 million years, half of any new repeats will be gone.
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Several of the 25 included passwords were repeats from previous years, but there were a handful of new ones.
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But since history often repeats itself, fans have much to learn about the universe from its most major reveals.
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" After Plowright fixes her hearing aid, Dench repeats the question of if they're "going to go on working forever.
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She repeats a common refrain about the city, that Kabul has never felt so dangerous as it does now.
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The scene repeats in a second garage, and again in a 1969 Dodge camper that sits on the lawn.
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That process repeats itself, moreover, in city halls from Seattle to Miami and statehouses from New York to Nevada.
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"It repeats cyclically in a way that feels always rolling forward, without a clear beginning or end," Reed says.
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So when she repeats questions or misunderstands someone on the phone, the customer is not always patient with her.
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He also repeats the claim that they helped raise a "small dollar" funding for Trump amounting to $27 million.
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Today, we're all reminded that time is cyclical, everything repeats itself, and Leonardo DiCaprio continues to enjoy kissing models.
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Stone repeats what Assange told reporters, which is that Wikileaks will release "a load" each week going forward. Oct.
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Understanding history is essential to understanding our political present, not just because, as the saying goes, history repeats itself.
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Trump has more than 7 million Twitter followers, and his tweets get amplified by traditional media, which repeats them.
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Tegan and Sara's voices blend into a seamless harmony as the song repeats itself over a steady guitar line.
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The president, in turn, promotes Fox's segments about this, and repeats the talking points he hears from the channel.
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History repeats itself—another maddening interview with the BBC, another sex scandal, another leadership bid—now with clownish exaggeration.
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When the chorus starts up and Marshall repeats the title in bursts of four, Del Rey stays below, harmonizing.
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In other words, it isn't good enough to simply correct Trump every time he repeats this lie going forward.
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She rarely repeats a look, and she's on top of every single trend (if she's not kicking it off).
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In other words, the House bill repeats Obamacare's mistake mixing the sick and the healthy, and increasing everyone's load.
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I introduce myself, and Alexa repeats my name back to me (admittedly, with a lot of prompting, but still).
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Life repeats but according to the laws of space-time, among other reasons, things can never be the same.
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The spider repeats this process as often as necessary to digest, and ingest, all but the inedible hard parts.
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The lack of repetitiveness doesn't mean that nothing repeats; the opening phrase, for instance, recurs three or four times.
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Politicians tell these stories, and the media repeats them, because suffering provides a ready narrative of redemption and perseverance.
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He leaves off the next line, which names Bayley as her murderer, but Taystee repeats it to the camera.
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The death penalty repeats this pattern: Black and brown defendants receive it at significantly higher rates than white defendants.
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"History repeats itself as tragedy in Brumadinho," Marina Silva, a former environmental minister and three-time presidential candidate, tweeted.
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Balascio sometimes wishes she had asked her father the question that repeats over and over in her own head.
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One of the most painful lessons of "Here Comes the Sun" is how the cycle of exploitation repeats itself.
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In an untitled work from 2018, he repeats the phrase across the top and bottom edges of the painting.
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Finally, this sudden move repeats something the US has a history of: abandoning the Kurds in the Middle East.
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He dresses in luxury labels, primarily Italian, and rarely repeats an outfit, faithfully keeping track of what he wears.
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Frustratingly, Jacobson too often repeats Cooper's theories without providing much context, allowing them to sit on the page unchallenged.
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She finds humor even the third and fourth time a gag repeats and sells the character's most outlandish antics.
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"Give this to the City of New York," he repeats, louder this time, thrusting the umbrella onto my chest.
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Check out a couple of Stone's standout looks from step-and-repeats over the years in the slideshow ahead.
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But what provoked this post was his line, which he repeats often, about wanting to "Uberize" the federal government.
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At one point, he repeats that it was his sons and friends who urged him to report the handshake.
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Since 1969 there have been four title repeats by non-Phil coaches, while Jackson accomplished that feat seven times.
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Maybe Cormier repeats his performance from UFC 187, maybe Anthony Johnson is able to seal the deal this time.
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She repeats his seer's execution vision to Lord Lovat, throwing in some Jacobite-symbolizing white roses for good measure.
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Washington (CNN)It's a refrain President Donald Trump repeats whenever he encounters a cough, a sneeze or a sniffle.
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This process repeats for each more powerful band of antibiotics, until the bacteria achieve total resistance at the center.
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We might currently be witnessing one as Ben repeats phrases in mania about homeless marines and his late dad.
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Mr. Cohen repeats his statement that he was not reimbursed by either the Trump Organization or the Trump campaign.
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The device repeats this process up to 2,000 times per second, which Reynolds says helps create consistently satisfying puffs.
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Appointing Sloan CEO after the fake accounts scandal repeats a mistake that BP made after the Deepwater Horizon tragedy.
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" She takes solace, she said, in a saying her mother repeats often: "There is always calm after a storm.
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American immigration officials asked hundreds of questions — many of them repeats from before — but they wanted even more detail.
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Where your ideas are ignored until a man repeats them and then they are pure genius — or, simply, acknowledged.
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Conflict is a cycle and often the cycle repeats itself, and ripples outward with a momentum all its own.
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How far the fight goes in the 60 days before the Iowa caucuses could determine whether history repeats itself.
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And the opening passage repeats the words "brother to brother" until they become a wall of erotic self-protection.
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This, of course, is always the last part of the tale, where we are now—until the cycle repeats.
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Both, oddly, are near-exact repeats of Clinton's disagreements with Obama in 2008 — but much fainter this time around.
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Indeed, he repeats himself far beyond anything that has been identified in the scholarly literature comparing women and men.
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Bieber only uses 8 seconds of the riff ... but Casey says he repeats it 6 times in the track.
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When Cersei accuses him of treason, he repeats Tyrion's challenge from earlier, daring her to have the Mountain kill him.
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It repeats the phrase "PATRIOTISM OUR HISTORY LIBERATION KOREA" over and over along with a picture of the nuclear attack.
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Treasurys should struggle as investors dump the safe haven during this typically hopeful time of change, if history repeats itself.
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Bernard Gilardi, "Allmost There [sic]" (1990), oil on masonite, 18 x 24 inchesAdam and Eve imagery repeats throughout the show.
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At the end of the song's hook, Frank repeats "all for you" with back vocals that sound similar to Future's.
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The cells behave rather like a stopwatch—the same pattern of neural activity repeats every time you start the clock.
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They're a short burst of motion, made with still images or a short video clip, that repeats over and over.
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Not least the ones Carroll repeats towards the end of the film: What information had Cambridge Analytica amassed on him?
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If history repeats itself in high fiction, Lushkov says that the Wall will stand for eons, like Hadrian's Wall today.
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I think he knows he made some big mistakes and he wants to make sure he never repeats them again.
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It's "the flip of a coin," words Miller repeats throughout the video, and across several written statements about his work.
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The coach often repeats "everything happens for a reason" as the reason for why Frank and Amy can't be together.
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The pattern repeats elsewhere as well, rural and urban, with similar deltas between reported broadband availability and observed broadband activity.
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" He's followed by Laurie Metcalf's character Jackie Harris, who repeats an episode 2 blurb: "You think I'm smart, don't you?
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But the shortlists presented to voters comprise terms that the party itself endlessly repeats or that it deems sufficiently anodyne.
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The pro repeats this process all over, curling each section in the same direction, creating a full head of ringlets.
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" Then everyone chuckles and Trump Bro repeats the line, his black Oakleys appearing to gleam with glee: "Are you Canadian?
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"When he says 'crooked Hillary,' he's framing Hillary, and when he repeats it he strengthens the neural circuitry," Lakoff said.
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Repeats his claim that US has cleanest air, which is not true, and that it will always stay that way.
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According to Deadline , The CW struck a multi-year deal with the show that will allow it to broadcast repeats.
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As Lopez Obrador repeats his trademark promises, Herrera's blinking increases; he gulps and displays other signs of uneasiness, Rosas said.
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It was like Goop expected burnout because two of Wednesday's recipes are repeats — and I already have the leftovers ready.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi says attorney general Jeff Sessions "lied under oath" and repeats call for him to resign.
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CNET published an enlightening report on Tuesday that explains why this might be the case, especially if history repeats itself.
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It's a powerful moment for virtual reality, one that repeats itself after every death as I respawn onto the battlefield.
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" And in his TED talk on depression, he repeats the sentence, "The opposite of depression is not happiness, but vitality.
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Ciara can then be heard telling her son to tell the camera, "You have my support, ladies," which he repeats.
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He is a Pokémon, and like most of his Pokémon brethren and Mike Jones, he only repeats his own name.
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Christie recycles jokes on issues ranging from Social Security to college affordability and repeats the same story about 9/11.
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" Before one has time to ponder this sentiment, Locke repeats that "there's more to a soldier than just taking orders.
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In an interview, he repeats himself three times when asked whether his race is a chance to redeem Clinton's loss.
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It's a recipe she also repeats in her dark-walled office, where color-coded bookshelves provide a playful bright spot.
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"I'm not interested in self-expression but in expressiveness," Morris once said in an interview and repeats in the prologue.
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That officer or one of the other two officers near Johnson repeats the instruction for him to have a seat.
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As a result, Trump repeats "fake news" when it suits him and denigrates real news as fake when it doesn't.
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The new book, which expands on (and occasionally repeats) the ideas explored in the last, has met with similar objections.
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Bharmal repeats the fallacy expressed by the Etzionis and Cox that we can't colonize Mars until we fix the Earth.
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One of the more remarkable things about Mr. Freedman's book is the way it shows how culinary history repeats itself.
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So #BritBox want me to pay £5.99 a month for repeats of shows we already pay a TV licence for?
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He repeats the order of events as if they occupy a permanent, painful space at the front of his thoughts.
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And the streaming model in particular makes sense: Children are the original binge-watchers, with an endless appetite for repeats.
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Health care prices were up sharply in August, and if that pattern repeats, the index could jump more than expected.
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"Boss your day or your day will end up bossing you" is the kind of mantra he repeats to himself.
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He repeats, more than 80 times, the falsehood that his administration passed the biggest tax cut in United States history.
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However, when he falls asleep the tape gets stuck and repeats one phrase over and over again: "omelette du fromage".
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" In the very next chapter, Earl's daughter repeats Marge's admonition almost verbatim: "In Alaska you can make one mistake. One.
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As the news shows desperate people huddled in makeshift camps, creating the impression of a swamped border, the cycle repeats.
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"If anybody repeats that people should come to the ballot box, they should be punished?" he said, according to ILNA.
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"A Little Bit Like Fun," though, simply repeats the question quoted here — asking first about fun, then joy, then love.
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Sometimes it goes by the name Hatchimal, sometimes it goes by Furby, but every few years the cycle repeats itself.
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The white dwarf fades, and the cycle repeats until the next explosion, which could be up to 100,000 years later.
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In case he repeats much of his usual rhetoric, though, here's a fact checker's guide to what to look for.
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If someone accidentally says something, if one of the children hears it and repeats it, they could be in danger.
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When things don't work out with one rescuer, Rita and Ruthie flee to another town, and the cycle repeats itself.
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Second, Ms. Han repeats the falsehoods that have already been corrected, and ignores the corrections the Singapore government has published.
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I think that's why he acts the way he does, the phrases he repeats, that's how he managed his companies.
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If she repeats what she said [after the June meeting], you can throw away all the dovish talk we heard.
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But Texas gets low marks when it comes to Quality of Life, where it repeats at No. 37 this year.
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Many of the attendees were repeats from the previous four summits held in New York City, Los Angeles and Vancouver.
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Mr. Thomas's theme appears five times in his grid, if you count that it repeats in the fabulous center entry.
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Jack Stone, Naz's attorney, uses those two words when speaking about Box, and Naz later repeats them to his parents.
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And she repeats it to herself now when she's enduring a tough training session or simply having a bad day.
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IF HISTORY repeats itself first as tragedy and then as farce, it continues thereafter as endless iterations of Greek debt dramas.
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" And on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Mr. Christie said of Mr. Rubio: "He gets told what to say and he repeats it.
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Instead, the Chairman's statement repeats the well-worn justifications for his proposal, which range from questionable to misleading to outright wrong.
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They accept that a politician repeats himself, just as a cop has no choice but to say "move along" all day.
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If he does the same thing again with Putin and repeats the same mistakes, it&aposs going to be very problematic.
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But the way pop culture repeats itself, she definitely won't be the last artist moving to the beat of a drumline.
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Eventually, the caterpillar does die (poor zombie caterpillar) and the cycle repeats, with the newly formed xenomorphs looking for additional hosts.
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The artist's mournful, aggressive gaze links the two parts: through prints and reflections, it repeats about 12 times across the painting.
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Read More: 40 stunning looks Kate Middleton repeats again and again It's not the first time Middleton has repeated an outfit.
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Khloé repeats Kris's earlier sentiment that it is better for him to hang out with Kris than with his old friends.
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"Trust me, I'm telling you stories," Winterson repeats in The Passion, and it's a line that could go beneath her name
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When talking about life before her mid-twenties, Hadley repeats the same safe and orderly adjectives: simple, straightforward, clean, on-track.
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It then repeats common truther questions about the collapse of the WTC 7 building, which was not hit by an airplane.
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The duet continues and repeats, slightly altered: a formal pattern suggesting a human one, perhaps after a breakup or a death.
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This lower band of cool water circulates back to the tropics where it warms and repeats the process all over again.
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" The U.S.-drafted resolution repeats previous language by reaffirming the council's "support for the Six Party Talks, calls for their resumption.
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All the signage and step-and-repeats are rolled, and the leftover badges are stacked into boxes and bins behind him.
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The cycle repeats itself come December when we once again go crazy over planners like a kid in a candy store.
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Some of your review of the Biosphere 2 project repeats inaccuracies from other sources which I have attempted to rectify below.
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Egon visits Ulrich, who remembers him, and repeats the song lyrics he said to Egon 33 years prior upon his arrest.
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As such, we're betting on a night full of repeats, though we can always hope for something a bit less predictable.
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They say history repeats itself, and we're having serious déjà vu watching Kate Upton channel Britney Spears on Lip Sync Battle.
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The movie's back half, which repeats a number of beats from the first and may throw off viewers, is an oddity.
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And, in her legal docs Mel B repeats her claim that Belafonte has abused her so badly she's suffering from PTSD.
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History repeats itself: On both shows, the unlucky-in-love suitor made it to the final two, but was ultimately rejected.
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Then there's a sigh, a beat, a repetition of synth arpeggio, and the question repeats or a variation of it does.
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Nothing really repeats, exactly, most excitingly in the broad corridors along the building's east facade, where staircases alternate with big windows.
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This means that if history repeats itself, as the OAS moves lower, then the S&P 500 will rally even higher.
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"Pilots, the fall season, summer repeats, live ratings" — all hallmarks of traditional television — were falling away because of Netflix, he boasted.
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This is part of a pattern that repeats every few years when an outbreak of disease occurs someplace in the world.
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Unlikely, and perhaps what the Bank will point to if it repeats the pattern of recent years and doesn't raise rates.
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Time and time again, the same story repeats — when faced with a generational challenge, the American people stand up and win.
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"These are critical facts and I hope that the public understands them and any press that are here repeats them," Rep.
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In "I Admit," Kelly repeats "I admit it, I did it" throughout the chorus, without clarifying exactly what he's admitting to.
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It even repeats the best of all bro-country tropes, describing a playlist that includes one country singer and one rapper.
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But it signals one of the game's great sins, one it repeats during Battlefront II's brisk, four-to-six hour campaign.
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Finally, her friend, advisor, and board member Fritz Beebe (played by Tracy Letts) repeats Kay's answer, and now everyone accepts it.
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However, the elegant gown was most impressive in total darkness — not quite the lighting scheme on photographer-clogged step-and-repeats.
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The secret is pace and discipline, Story rinses and repeats this process over and over again and it wilts men quickly.
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As a weary-looking coffee shop staffer hustles us along, Deaibes repeats a point he made earlier during the panel session.
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For example, one project that repeats across health systems focuses on decreasing the time patients must spend in the emergency department.
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Its electronic music repeats key phrases with an insistence that makes you long for the jolly melodic variety of Philip Glass.
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Kay Ulanday Barrett's polyvocal poem, "The Get Well Lexicon," repeats, and by repeating refutes, the empty language that surrounds chronic illness.
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"The season repeats many of the conflicts of the first," James Poniewozik wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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The city will miss a vital opportunity if it repeats the longstanding historical mistake of portraying the suffrage movement as white.
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Wenger wanders around art galleries in his spare time, while Dyche watches repeats of Road Wars and sands the skirting boards.
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And while Grossman was relatively well off during his final years, Taubman repeats the myth that he lived in dire poverty.
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Political experts here are watching to see if history repeats itself with another win by Sanders, the independent senator from Vermont.
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This hopefully means there'll be no repeats of the story exhaustion that plagued Game of Thrones' controversial eighth and final season.
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He observed sectional repeats that many routinely ignore these days, and the lively, buoyant performances made them all the more welcome.
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However, Schulz repeats the prosecutor's problematic statement that DNA from Avery's perspiration was found in a vehicle belonging to the victim.
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Kelly denied the report at the time, calling it "total B.S." But Woodward's book repeats the claim, according to the Post.
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If history repeats itself this year, the energy policy of the United States may be influenced by fewer than 500 people.
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In the 1980s, cable had emerged as a home for sports, public-affairs programming, and repeats of old TV shows or movies.
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He also repeats the spurious claim that Facebook gives users "complete control" over what it does with personal information collected for advertising.
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This pattern repeats itself across the United States, including in places like the communities in Pennsylvania that swung to Trump in 2016.
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The Monday filing repeats many of the points the government made in a brief it filed over the weekend appealing the injunction.
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Maybe you start with "I'm Poppy," a video where she repeats that phrase over and over in different inflections for 10 minutes.
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Sure, but as Healy repeats, "If I'm lost, how can I find myself?" for two minutes, it becomes less and less profound.
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But the best thing about Dick is its savvy take on how history repeats itself, and what we can learn from it.
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November 30th, 2011: Munster repeats his prediction of an Apple TV set, with a launch in time for the 2012 holiday season.
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The recipe is mostly made from pantry ingredients, and so if you love it, you can keep yourself well stocked for repeats.
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It's a word he repeats time and time again, and one that has left a deep imprint on his own family: education.
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As Stormi fiddles with one of her mom's shiny makeup packages, Jenner slowly repeats, "Kylie Cosmetics" — but Stormi just babbles in response.
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If the pattern repeats itself, that average gain from Wednesday's low would take the S&P 213.5 above 22016,227 by late February.
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She tells him that's nonsense and repeats that they vowed to love each other in sickness and health, for better or worse.
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It's a theme that repeats itself as Nola introduces herself in one of what I'm sure will be many direct address confessionals.
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If it repeats that performance it will gain seats in both houses of congress, though it will have a majority in neither.
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That's why Vonnegut repeats, again and again, the phrase "so it goes," which the alien Tralfamadorians use as their response to death.
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Put some respek on the way Rihanna's voice repeats the word "work" and put some respek on her identity as an artist.
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CNBC's knows that he constantly repeats the same old investing rules, but it's because rules mean discipline, and discipline always trumps conviction.
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George R. R. Martin is all about showing how history repeats itself, even when (actually especially when) people have forgotten that history.
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If the new administration doesn't follow these steps and instead repeats Obamacare's fundamental mistake of top-down regulation, patients will undoubtedly suffer.
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Time will tell if Instagram chooses to clone these, but if history repeats itself, it will likely be a matter of weeks.
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"We must be only with Russia, we only hope for (Russian President Vladimir) Putin to take us under his wing," she repeats.
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" On our phone call, he repeats what seems to be one of his several mantras (maybe you've heard it): "knowledge is power.
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And when the media repeats her accusations -- with no evidence, no trial and no jury -- we are moved backwards as a country.
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" He repeats himself, as though he is a skipping record, "Remember to always, always, use the circular motion, when cleaning, your records.
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In the video, Joyce appears wide-eyed and dazed, striking bizarre poses as she repeats her words and giggles like a child.
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"I'm ugly!" she repeats to herself at one point, gleefully because she has no concept of the insults being hurled at her.
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On most days, Sanders comes out, repeats the same few blanket denials over and over, then gets righteously denounced by the media.
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The shooter's manifesto, titled "The Great Replacement," repeats false propaganda about immigrants as "invaders" and references a number of radicalizing ideological influences.
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Other popular TV repeats like "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" and "Pretty Little Liars" will also be coming to HBO Max.
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" She then repeats herself, giving DelVecchio a chance to voice his side until the DJ, 36, abruptly tells her, "Slow your roll.
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The thread that ties To Pimp a Butterfly together is a phrase Lamar repeats six times at various points of the album.
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"I can't believe that you don't want to see me," it repeats, on the way into a litany of disconnection and desperation.
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It's a madcap origin story that somehow repeats the same ABBA hits (plus some deep cuts) and delivers on even more thrills.
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But Lexington listened hard to her economic speeches and could not identify the main point of them—a shortcoming her book repeats.
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It's a hot topic because of CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats), a new and cheap method for editing genetic code.
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