M.C. Funny how history repeats itself sometimes ... in reverse.
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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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And unfortunately, sadly, it's too familiar because history repeats itself.
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Then the whole switch occurs repeats itself again and again.
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Whoever said that history repeats itself was seriously onto something.
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If history repeats itself, this time will be no different.
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In some eras, art loses steam, repeats itself, sputters out.
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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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But the fear is that history repeats itself too much.
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Qatar, North Korea, Iran and Charlottesville: the pattern repeats itself.
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History plainly repeats itself, and history will repeat itself again.
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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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Fifty-four years later, this story of activism compromised repeats itself.
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The implicit assumption is that trauma, unidentified and unworked, repeats itself.
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The phrase history repeats itself is not a cliché for free.
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History repeats itself when people repeat the mistakes of the past.
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"The most common word that repeats itself is pain," he said.
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If history repeats itself, Dudley's proposal could make Trump more popular.
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That pattern repeats itself on a smaller scale in October and November.
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This process repeats itself until Nadia figures out how to stop it.
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Bernie Sanders is hoping history more than repeats itself in New York.
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A scene familiar in airports around the world repeats itself in Iran.
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History repeats itself, and the rose is the man's flower once again.
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Marx noted that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce.
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History never repeats itself, but in Silicon Valley sometimes it does rhyme.
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But what if the price of normalcy is that history repeats itself?
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The 'forward, back, forward, lunge' pattern repeats itself constantly in points competition.
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"History repeats itself," said one leader of the Egyptian uprising of 2011.
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As Marx observed, history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce.
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The point here is not to suggest that history inevitably repeats itself.
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Since history often repeats itself, current policymakers should re-read Roosevelt's speech.
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They say history repeats itself, or at least it sings a similar song.
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"We have so much in common — history repeats itself!" she told Kardashian West.
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They say history repeats itself, and such is the case at Subway, unfortunately.
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They just happen to possess it again and again as time repeats itself.
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And although history rarely repeats itself in financial markets, it does often rhyme.
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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 history repeats itself, the rise of this insider-outsider conflict should precipitate depolarization.
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One of the moments I cherish most in my life repeats itself almost daily.
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RHP Gerrit Cole hopes history repeats itself when he faces the Cubs on Friday.
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Eventually, the reformers are themselves tarred with corruption charges, and the cycle repeats itself.
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"While history repeats itself, you can't take anything for granted this Congress," Blaney said.
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If history repeats itself, F9 will be a major blockbuster win for Universal Studios.
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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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"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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"History never repeats itself but it rhymes," is an observation sometimes attributed to Mark Twain.
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The cycle repeats itself yet again — with one key difference: It's a three-way tie.
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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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The one where justice takes a backseat and then the cycle repeats itself all over again.
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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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Stocks may be bouncing Tuesday, but if history repeats itself, the market is going way lower.
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This is what bands do—make an album, go on tour, and the cycle repeats itself.
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For one person in 10, insomnia is a chronic problem that repeats itself night after night.
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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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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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History repeats itself, for example fashion trends come back every 20 years, but this is different.
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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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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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A similar pattern repeats itself in the second half of the movie, with a few key differences.
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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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Marx was right about that at least: When history repeats itself, tragedy pops up again as farce.
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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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"History always repeats itself," said Robert Brock, 42, a Trump-supporting truck driver in South Daytona, Fla.
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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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History repeats itself "The same arguments are used every time we expand who can serve," he said.
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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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"History repeats itself," Marina Silva, a former environmental minister and three-time presidential candidate, said on Twitter.
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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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Who can forget his observation that history repeats itself, "the first time as tragedy, the second as farce"?
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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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That selflessness repeats itself and Bhullar's legacy will be passed on just as his forefathers' and ancestors' were.
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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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History repeats itself, and it's high time to make sure you're not suckered by the next bear market.
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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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But history often repeats itself and European regulators are rather determined to avoid further embarrassment at any cost.
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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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But since history often repeats itself, fans have much to learn about the universe from its most major reveals.
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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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Today, we're all reminded that time is cyclical, everything repeats itself, and Leonardo DiCaprio continues to enjoy kissing models.
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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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Tegan and Sara's voices blend into a seamless harmony as the song repeats itself over a steady guitar line.
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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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"History repeats itself as tragedy in Brumadinho," Marina Silva, a former environmental minister and three-time presidential candidate, tweeted.
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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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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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Treasurys should struggle as investors dump the safe haven during this typically hopeful time of change, if history repeats itself.
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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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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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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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Sometimes it goes by the name Hatchimal, sometimes it goes by Furby, but every few years the cycle repeats itself.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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It's a story that repeats itself throughout the country, because the struggles in America are much greater than we like to see.
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If the process repeats itself, the only variable this time around is that the current president is committed to signing the bill.
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By default, the Muse app includes a guided meditation introduction with an overly slow, calm voice that repeats itself a fair amount.
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Nonetheless, the agency's mission is accomplished and now the startup is happy for another week or so ($5,000), until this cycle repeats itself.
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The posterior is then processed with more data and becomes a prior and this cycle repeats itself until we get the final answer.
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This pattern repeats itself again and again in the data gathered by Albright in a project he led at the University of Amsterdam.
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The scene repeats itself with minor variations throughout the journey: a muddy path rather than a staircase, a rickety little jetty or two.
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If history repeats itself, that means Blackburn should win tonight and Black will not as she didn't receive the coveted presidential tweet-endorsement.
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As history repeats itself, each new technology trend is being followed by the strange and terrifying things that are standing right behind you.
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So books that are seen as risky don't get picked up by retailers, and then fail to sell, and the cycle repeats itself.
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But that quick turn from melodrama to "everything is fine!" repeats itself every season in some fashion, and we keep falling for it.
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If last year's pattern repeats itself, expect the bull to steadily chip away at those "arrivals" with cancellations followed by physical load-out.
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It is a tale in which history repeats itself and destiny can be outrun for only so long before it must be confronted.
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" Ordéñez later posted a side-by-side picture of him with his daughter and his father with him, with the caption: "History repeats itself.
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History repeating European officials are watching with chagrin as a dynamic evident during Trump's visit this month to the G7 in Canada repeats itself.
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Such busy recyclers of Western supremacism, many of whom uphold a disgraced racial pseudoscience, remind us that history often repeats itself as intellectual farce.
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"History repeats itself," Islam Lotfy, a leader of the Egyptian uprising of 753 who is now living in forced exile in London, said ruefully.
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I don't personally know anyone who is rooting or voting for her, which, if recent herstory repeats itself, means that she will probably win.
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"History repeats itself: The Kurds were displaced and now they have returned," said Adnan Ibrahim, 39, a tailor's tape measure draped over his neck.
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The show is particularly interested in how unchecked capitalism is frequently a perversion of some barely understood childhood sorrow that repeats itself across generations.
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Not just to sell and market it but to create it, rather than software that repeats itself over and over again with no additional cost.
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If it happens to swing by, say, your backyard barbecue, it can transfer the virus by biting another human host, and the cycle repeats itself.
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To prove that history repeats itself, I was again in Iraq helping a Sunni Arab party in 2013–14 when another offer came from Ukraine.
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History repeats itself as unfunny farce when, a century after Roosevelt, another macho president amplifies white fears of losing out in the struggle for existence.
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The bounty of clues and disclosures this week do much to counteract the continued friction between Hays and Amelia, which repeats itself from last week.
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The pattern repeats itself now in the president's budget, where he again takes the path of wishful thinking without showing much commitment to shared sacrifice.
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As they read, viewers may notice themselves reflected in the surface, a metaphor for the way time bends, progress fails, and history often repeats itself.
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The global marketplace's "Crash Sale" (so named, says eBay, "if history repeats itself and Amazon crashes") will coincide with Prime Day's kickoff on July 15.
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History repeats itself, time ebbs and flows, our memories of previous Premier League seasons dissolve like spoonfuls of sugar on the grey, indeterminate porridge of existence.
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If history repeats itself in 2019, Apple is on the verge of releasing its next-generation iPhone in September, as it's done every year since 2012.
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"If history repeats itself we could see a selloff in September and then we have some sort of capitulation," said Samuel Stovall, chief market strategist CFRA.
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It's just something that repeats itself and hopefully God has his ways and it will be rectified before it gets, heaven forbid, to a terrible situation.
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Every January, that process repeats itself; the difference is that these so-called "midseason" shows tend to be more daring, less easily pigeonholed, and overall just better.
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Looking at the weekly chart for Apple, Boroden saw that if the larger bullish pattern in Apple repeats itself, then the stock could trade up to $2743.
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Looking at the weekly chart for Apple, Boroden saw that if the larger bullish pattern in Apple repeats itself, then the stock could trade up to $146.
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Once again, this is not always the case and this pessimistic view of the banking core but this same situation repeats itself in New York to Jakarta.
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As the 32-minute looping scene changes the way the event is experienced with each take, it alludes to colonial rule and how history often repeats itself.
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This pattern repeats itself in traditionally Democratic states across the country, or wherever Democrats have a big registration advantage that no longer shows up in presidential elections.
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Influence of Thaksin The phrase 'history repeats itself' has taken on a new meaning in Thailand, a nation that has seen a dozen successful coups since 1932.
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Her current exhibition at LA Louver, like her last one there in 2016, is moving and cathartic, addressing the current political climate and how history repeats itself.
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These works not only illuminate how history repeats itself but also how discrimination against women has been embedded in art, literature and culture since the ancient world.
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In the words of Clarke, we're gonna need to "find the biggest TV [we] can" and see if history repeats itself in Game Of Thrones' final two episodes.
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Run through any two (or more) versus one fights on any of the internet's many street fight video aggregators, the same pattern repeats itself time and time again.
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"If history repeats itself, I could see us getting as low as 1,680 in the S&P," the former head of cross-asset management for Wells Fargo said.
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This process repeats itself, reaching RC2, RC3, and so on, until one of the release candidates holds through testing, at which point the team sends it to cert.
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She noticed that oil prices have been seeing both higher highs and higher lows, a healthy trend that could mean near-term upside if the pattern repeats itself.
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She noticed that oil prices have been seeing both higher highs and higher lows, a healthy trend that could mean near-term upside if the pattern repeats itself.
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I decided to put her in Zeke's family tree, because I wanted to think about the generational impact of trauma — the way it repeats itself in the family.
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"It is often said that history repeats itself, but the ignorance that occurs on the University of Missouri's campus always seems to be too familiar," the LBC wrote.
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This process repeats itself creating a hydraulic cycle of sorts; every 25 to 250 million years or so, the entire volume of Enceladus' ocean goes through the moon's core.
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It's a story that repeats itself again and again, even today we tend to give that power up in a relationship when we can only imagine a happy future.
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The often proffered adage that "history repeats itself" sent goosebumps down my spine the other night, as I was watching an especially prophetic 59-year-old Andy Griffith movie.
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Related: History Repeats Itself in a Found-Footage Augmented Reality Experience Immigration to Israel, Explored in Two Controversial Photography Projects Haunting Black and White Photos Document Abandoned Nuclear Missile Bases
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The litany of imbalances sounds repetitious only because gender inequality repeats itself daily, while the latest headline-making abuses are discussed as if fantastic plot twists in an outrageous soap.
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History repeats itself from era to era, enduring rift after rift, until the reader is primed for the ultimate split, of one country into two — even if her characters aren't.
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If that dynamic repeats itself at the end of the week, the Senate will be able to pass something on Obamacare this week, but nothing close to what Republicans initially wanted.
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It can be tough out there as a bicycle in a bike-share fleet, endlessly unlocked via an app, pedaled around and then left behind before the whole process repeats itself.
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If that scenario repeats itself at some point in the future, and we learn the severity of slower sales just once every three months, that could cause more alarm among investors.
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And the cycle repeats itself, in aggregations of video clips and breathless reports of how people were "tricked" into participating in Baron Cohen's new series and so on and so forth.
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If that performance repeats itself in the 2016 general election, it will mark the 12th cycle in a row where no third party has earned a single vote in the Electoral College.
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This cycle — of journalists, researchers, and others spotting — with the simplest of search queries — hoaxes and fake news long before the platforms themselves repeats itself after every major mass shooting and tragedy.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins hope recent history repeats itself Tuesday as they attempt to clinch a playoff spot with a road win over the Buffalo Sabres for the second time in three years.
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"Monday" is one of the best Groundhog Day television homages, as the loop seemingly and endlessly repeats itself—but the nice twist is that Mulder (and Scully) aren't aware of the loop.
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But the principle remains: Another top Washington lawyer pointed out that this cycle is entirely predictable, and repeats itself over and over when one chamber is taken over by the opposition party.
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The same pattern repeats itself in Japan: Okinawa has the greatest density of super-old people, despite having one of the lowest life expectancies in the country and generally poor health outcomes.
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As history repeats itself, Native Americans push to have our truth told, just as we fight for our children, our health care, education, tribal sovereignty, land rights, and environmental and cultural protection.
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But two hours of a 10-hour narrative isn't a significant enough sample size to take an adequate measure of the season unless the pattern repeats itself the rest of the way.
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Related: History Repeats Itself in a Found-Footage Augmented Reality Experience 150+ Performance Artists Stage a "Massive Choreography of Obedient Relationships" The Personal & Political Meet in an Exhibition on the Refugee Crisis
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But cutting the fund before the virus has been eradicated reduces preparedness for another Ebola outbreak, to which Republicans will presumably react by raiding a future Zika fund, as the cycle repeats itself.
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Given that horror repeats itself, that faith in our political institutions is low, that new ways to kill people (weaponizing trucks) are devised too often, it can seem almost irrational not to worry.
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And recent history only repeats itself if former officials can enrich themselves through memoirs based on what they learned in public office about Mr. Trump's abuse of a public position for private gain.
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"I wanted to show that life goes in a circle, events are intertwined, and that history repeats itself, there is no beginning and no end," Allende said about her sprawling, magic-realist narrative.
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Philip doesn't sexually assault his daughter, and it's under the guise of a "fair fight," but the mirroring of the earlier sequence by director Thomas Schlamme feels intentional to me: History repeats itself.
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I find it deeply sad to learn that there will be no new content, but knowing history repeats itself, I have no doubt that the vintage pieces will be highly (if not tragically) relevant.
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"Greater Gotham" was going to go to 1945, to get through the war and reflect the kind of rhythm that repeats itself, boom bust, boom bust, and the busts are often ended by war.
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I think we've seen ... In a way, we're very lucky in food that we've gotten to see these industries before us be transformed, and have got to ... History repeats itself in a lot of ways.
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Their new paper also predicts the behavior of solar cycle 25, the next cycle in a pattern of solar magnetic activity that repeats itself every 11 years, and that's expected to begin anew in 2019.
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It's unlikely history repeats itself, because the Cavaliers won't have a chance to beat the Golden State Warriors four tries in seven games unless Love keeps up the performance he has shown against the Celtics.
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Even if that pattern repeats itself come the next downturn, the fact that minority women are finding jobs now could leave them with more experience for their future résumés and more money in the bank.
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Going from left to right across the periodic table, elements are arranged by: The genius of the periodic table is that its inventor, Dmitri Mendeleev, discovered that as elements grow heavier, this pattern repeats itself.
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History repeats itself Since 2010, Australia has seen a slew of leadership challenges in recent years, with the top job changing hands five times -- including a reversal as Kevin Rudd reclaimed the position from Julia Gillard.
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We sense the war in Houses Without Doors when the young director films his mother packing her bag, just like her Armenian ancestors had to do before, with the bitter awareness that history inevitably repeats itself.
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And if history repeats itself, I'm going to be reading about that one episode where she wears that one shirt and also has a moment with her dad/BFF/brother, for the next decade or so.
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The pattern repeats itself for unaccompanied children: Government data released in 2015 show that 69 percent of child migrants with legal counsel had removal proceedings terminated or closed, compared with 7 percent of children without lawyers.
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Toeing the line that free trade deals in fact create and protect middle-class jobs inevitably sets up a new government for resentful voters if, as expected, history repeats itself and those deals fail to deliver.
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If history repeats itself in Texas, Vicki and Chad say they'll leave and launch a similar operation—or maybe collaborate with another brand, or work at another dispensary, they're not sure yet—in a legal state.
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The behavior and and physics of each string in installation is a reaction to the viewer's presence, each line responding in its own unique way so the appearance of the project's unbalanced bedsheet facade never repeats itself.
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He wrote his thesis on the topic of the "Periodicity of the World Wide Process," which examined the recurrence of certain events throughout history and the possible causes for these recurrences—in other words, why history repeats itself.
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With the festivities of the All-Star Game now in the rear-view mirror, the New York Mets are hoping history repeats itself as a strong second-half surge last season carried the club to the World Series.
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Despite these past incidents, schools from coast to coast haven't appeared to learn their lessons, proving that history repeats itself and past racial indiscretions will continue to rear their heads… and now what does that remind us of?
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The lyrics of "Over and Over" recognize being stuck in a toxic relationship — "break out or watch as it repeats itself," Ms. Wasner sings — but until the music dissolves at the end, it's a raucous, upbeat foot-stomper.
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By telling the story on two timelines, Donna's and Sophie's, we can easily see all the ways that history repeats itself, filtered through all kinds of love — between friends, between romantic partners, and between mothers and their daughters.
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Like everything else in House of Cards' last eight episodes, it repeats itself endlessly, making the ultimate reveal that it was Doug who killed Frank a bit exhausting — you'll probably have figured it out long before Claire does.
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EBay said it will launch a "Crash Sale" on July 15 to include "hot deals on top brands" over 50% off, with free shipping — and "if history repeats itself and Amazon crashes that day," eBay will add more deals.
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And I am kind of seeing things different now and just knowing it is going to be a matchup, but it's not going to be something where history repeats itself and the past and buying into the same thing.
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They are choosing to meet this setback with optimism: The last time they had to move, they ended up in a better location, and now they are praying that this will be an instance in which history repeats itself.
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During the election campaign, the president-elect, referring to a series of close encounters between the U.S. and Iran in the Persian Gulf, said, if the behavior repeats itself during his watch, the Iranians "will be shot out of the water".
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Every day, as if tracing the rise and fall of the sun through the firmament, concentrations of special timekeeping protein complexes surge and ebb inside nearly every cell in your body, in a sinusoidal curve that repeats itself every 24 hours.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's could, too, if history repeats itself.
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It's still uncertain how this plot will resolve, but Julia's quest to take control of her narrative is part of a larger polemic on how trauma repeats itself and how those who are traumatized are forced to endure that trauma repeatedly.
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This basic formula repeats itself night after night across the country, unless a natural disaster or a war or some other, larger event alters it, because for better or worse it reflects judgments driven by editorial values and the need to drive ratings.
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One curious pattern that repeats itself often in Morgan's Southern Gothic plot is a kind of murderous tattling, in which one character tells the truth to another and mayhem results, sweeping away the guilty with the less guilty (there are no innocents).
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Faced with anti-human trafficking laws that continue to make traditional banking increasingly problematic, many in the adult industry now turn to cryptocurrency as a way to pay for online ads, or accept payment for live cam shows, and history repeats itself.
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The way Tchijevsky saw it, if any physical process was capable of affecting the entire planet all at once and on a regular basis (an important criterion, if history repeats itself), the regular electromagnetic disturbances caused by the Sun's solar cycle were likely culprits.
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We talk this way informally as well, when we say that history repeats itself, and certainly the idea that we live in an era when fascists and capitalists are squaring off against socialists all over the world sounds like 1930, and 1890 and 1850.
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" Some of the sweet lyrics also include: "They say dads are supposed to shape you and in a way/ I guess mine did/ I knew what I wouldn't do if I ever had a kid/ They say history repeats itself/ well I guess that's up to me.
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At one point they were all young men pushing the limits of what they could get away with, a cycle that repeats itself each time their friends turn a blind eye and victims are silenced or belittled because someone really liked that one song they wrote.
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The great thing about this puzzle is the visual presentation of the CIRCULAR REASONING flaw, that actually reads, if you start from the shaded/circled letter C and proceed clockwise, "CIRCULAR REASONING MAKES NO SENSE BECAUSE …" and repeats itself ad infinitum, which is precisely what a circular argument does.
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The document (which condensed into a tellingly apt essence — "people data… Facebook information" — above, when we ran it through Word It Out's word cloud tool) would probably come in handy if you needed to put a small child to sleep, given Facebook repeats itself a distressing amount of times.
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If Bran's (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) adventures as the Three-Eyed Raven have taught us anything, it's that A) the past repeats itself, and B) never, ever reveal truly crucial information that could spare those you claim to love the anguish of finding out they've just had hot sex with their aunt.
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We're 1,500 words deep here, and I've barely even touched upon the film's treatment of gender and sexuality, or its intriguing implication that this entire Biblical storyline is a cycle that repeats itself over and over, or any number of other themes, allusions, and references crammed into this movie. mother!
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The Islanders, who also play at San Jose on Friday and are winless on the road (0-4-1), hope history repeats itself as they went 2-1-13 on their last two California swings, igniting a 13-2-0 run in 2014-15 and an 11-3-2 stretch in 2015-103.
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If history repeats itself and Trump's appointees are agents of change and usher in the Reagan prosperity of the 1980s, the only "ignoramuses" will be those who applauded Obama's Cabinet of bureaucrats, who gave us Solyndra, Obamacare, Benghazi, VA wait lines, Fast and Furious, private email servers, and a litany of government failures.
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There's so much to be explained about what this twist will do to their lives, but unfortunately, there's no word yet on whether or not Netflix will order a second season of Dead To Me. And if history repeats itself, we'll be waiting a while for a new season, even if Netflix does greenlight one ASAP.
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Congress punts a continuing resolution for a matter of months and then waits for the last possible moment to vote on appropriations, thereby setting up the threat of a government shutdown in order to shakedown and extort the other party into making a deal that, again, will only last months before the whole process repeats itself.
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Also expect to see more "soft power" projection as multi-billion dollar extreme weather events, such as Katrina, Rita, Sandy, Harvey, Irma and Maria multiply and scale up as has been documented by NOAA and as this same pattern of climate chaos repeats itself across the planet following the three hottest years in recorded history, 2014, 2015 and 2016.
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So, I shall repeat myself,prayer, same prayer, towards fire, same fire,as the sun repeats itself and the thundering waters for what else is therebut books, books and the sea,verandahs and the pages of the sea,to write of the wind and the memory of wind-whipped hairin the sun, the colour of fire?
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But because the compressed daylong date, capped by an elaborate Korean-themed dinner, carries very much real-life nuclear and gulag consequences, the rendezvous that proved long on bonhomie and woefully short on dismantlement discussions on weapons-and-camps of mass destruction merely reaffirms a cliché: Karl Marx's dictum that history repeats itself in tragi-farcical cycles.
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By giving us a family and a world teetering on the brink in 2016, and conveying a different but connected type of 19th-century teetering, Kingsolver eventually creates a sense not so much that history repeats itself, but that as humans we're inevitably connected through the possibility of collapse, whether it's the collapse of our houses, our bodies, logic, the social order or earth itself.
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Oh, that book,they seemed to say, I've already read that book.... I wanted to tell them I was trying to write a book about the ways addiction is a hard story to tell, because addiction is always a story that has already been told, because it inevitably repeats itself, because it grinds down—ultimately, for everyone—to the same demolished and reductive and recycled core: Desire. Use. Repeat.
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