"Now, it just brings back the memories of growing up."
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Ultimate brings back Mr. Game & Watch as a playable fighter.
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We can't wait to see what she brings back next.
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Thor 4 brings back Natalie Portman's Jane Foster as Thor.
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It brings back lots of memories, and I like that.
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Krzanich brings back A.R. Rahman for more of gesture music.
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Episode 6 brings back the rest of the Love universe.
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Super Mario often brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of nostalgia.
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It brings back a lot of bittersweet feelings and memories.
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"It brings back a lot of memories," Ms. Carlson said.
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"It brings back the idea that this country is partitioned."
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The trailer brings back memories, some more vivid than others.
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Your article brings back lovely memories of those fun times.
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It brings back good memories and is adorned with mascots.
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The change brings back flavors such as banana and wintergreen.
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He also brings back that chillingly gummy Eric Trump impression.
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The bandana dress might brings back fond memories of childhood DIYs.
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Momoa brings back the Drogo we know and love and fear.
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"Ultimate" brings back every playable fighter from the previous Smash Bros.
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Kate Spade's shocking death brings back painful memories for Sheryl Underwood.
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That brings back empathy that we lost in the past decade.
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Missus Brandon takes it to him and brings back the dishes.
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"It brings back memories, and then it gets emotional," King said.
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It brings back a little bit of those old west days.
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For Young, BCBG brings back fond memories of working at Vogue magazine.
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That brings back into play any simultaneous death clause or survivorship provisions.
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Echo Key (brings back an echo of dead people inside the wellhouse)
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Legion's strengths is that it brings back some of the social play.
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It brings back family memories, it's a very spiritual time of year.
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The other thing is this team brings back a lot of players.
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Tory calls for a timeout and brings back the darker-skinned woman.
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"My life He brings back" seems to imply resurrection rather than restoration.
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Seeing this loading screen image again brings back a jolt of emotions.
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The scene, she says, brings back so many memories of her youth.
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"Sense153" brings back its radiant cast for more mind- and body-melding.
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"Frozen 2" brings back Elsa, Anna and the rest of the ensemble.
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It brings back those memories in the hood that I grew up in.
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It brings back the dream of a job, a pension, and a future.
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The knowledge of him passing brings back wonderful memories of our time together.
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It's a welcome choice that brings back some stability to the Twitter feed.
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With that said, this week brings back a lot of memories for me.
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Chatbooks brings back that enjoyment without charging users an arm and a leg.
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The controversy over his argument brings back memories of the last presidential election.
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A Google search on the "iPhone 83 rumors" brings back 7 million results.
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Dead Rising 4 brings back photojournalist Frank West, star of the first game.
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The knowledge of him passing brings back wonderful memories of our time together.
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"When I watch her swim, it brings back so many memories," Meyer said.
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This whole scenario brings back pungent memories for those of a certain age.
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"It brings back such great memories for me," said the 73-year-old.
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"The seeming randomness of these package bomb attacks brings back memories," he said.
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In another classic adventure scene, the couple brings "Back to the Future" to life.
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Injecting a little subversion into the film brings back some of that outsider spirit.
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It's just one of those records that brings back a flood of great memories.
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The app brings back your last dismissed notification, as well as your notification history.
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And "Civilization VI" brings back the incredibly popular strategy series in glorious addictive fashion.
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The fifth film in the animated series brings back a band of Paleolithic creatures.
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It brings back all the Mario nostalgia one could hope for, and costs $10.
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It brings back the type of snow day excitement you had as a kid.
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It also brings back the original Criterion programming from FilmStruck — because change is hard!
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I avoided reading for much of my life because it brings back that insecurity.
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I can't put it up because it brings back memories that I don't want.
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This month, Louis Vuitton brings back the timeless tradition with a bespoke personalization service.
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Critics of the changes say the move essentially brings back the days of Mubarak.
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Those modest efforts could face sharp setbacks if Mr. Trump brings back banned practices.
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"Writing is painful because it brings back memories," she said in a recent interview.
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He brings back a final letter from Herta to Erich that was never sent.
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Griffin's BreakSafe Magnetic USB-C Power Cable ($8503) brings back the handy magnetic breakaway mechanism.
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She brings back so many memories of our early days watching the show before school.
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"This brings back the old demons of the far-right," said pollster Ifop's Jerome Fourquet.
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They know that Labour is likely to oppose any deal she brings back from Brussels.
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But this latest run brings back much of what initially made True Detective a success.
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It also brings back the series's rock-paper-scissor-style of weapon strength in battle.
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The iconic two-tone brings back memories of going to the beach during the summer.
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"The CAT downgrade... brings back all the questions concerning China and emerging markets," Krosby said.
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Dead Men Tell No Tales also brings back series favorites Geoffrey Rush and Orlando Bloom.
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It just brings back the lush and long eyelashes I miss from my younger days.Pros
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Maryland — The Terrapins have a throwback uniform this season that brings back the script "Terps."
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It brings back the debate around an athlete's gender, publicly humiliating her in the process.
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Cohen said the company brings back the most iconic styles for Black Friday every year.
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So taking this car out for a spin brings back some warm memories for Leno.
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So music brings back great memories and it can be a great help as well.
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"It brings back a lot of the things we thought we were past," she said.
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In today's Times, Paul Krugman brings back the three-legged stool to explain Graham-Cassidy.
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Ryan and other Republicans have said they don't want a bill that brings back lifetime limits.
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The film brings back familiar characters like Dumbledore, Nagini and a member of the Lestrange family.
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I still feel slightly sad when I smell it because it brings back all the memories.
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In fact, next time we think it's time she brings back the tiny denim embroidered jacket.
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Davies said that seeing clips of the show brings back memories of her time on campus.
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"This photo brings back a sweet memory and makes me think of how important love is."
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Netflix's series brings back Handler as writer and Sonnenfeld as director, and both as executive producers.
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Carol goes outside, uses a quarter to purchase a newspaper, and brings back the classified section.
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The cold open, which brings back Alec Baldwin's cutting Trump impersonation, rips into all of it.
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Past disasters Friday's horror brings back memories of twin disasters that shook Manila in recent years.
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For many of us, thinking about the arcade brings back memories of old school shooter games.
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The blizzard segment brings back particularly painful memories for Parton, who is the film's executive producer.
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Doing that also brings back the pleasure and memory from the time I first read them.
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Defensively, Tennessee brings back its top four linebackers from a season ago and an experienced secondary.
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Georgia Tech brings back five defensive backs who combined for eight interceptions a season ago. 1.
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As for features, the Active26 brings back Samsung's signature bezel navigation—though in an updated format.
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Strauss also brings back the often-neglected Elagabalus, though not with a chapter of his own.
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"I make meals for her also and Sundance brings back the empty bowls," Eveleth told CNN.
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Thankfully, Elle comes to her senses and brings back the pink for her iconic courtroom scene.
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On this basis it seems sure to oppose any deal that Theresa May brings back from Brussels.
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The new law also brings back private-sector "free zones", areas exempt from taxes and customs duties.
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Which brings back one of the biggest problems that advocates of bans and controls have to face.
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Lupe: You know what, he brings back a lot of our heritage music, like salsa or cumbia.
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It also brings back the popular naval combat system from Black Flag, complete with Grecian sea shanties.
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Brings back the Safari option to "never use font sizes smaller than" for displaying fonts on webpages.
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The reaction to Gabbard's call for evidence brings back troubling memories of the Gulf of Tonkin incident.
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Reading it brings back fond memories of the halcyon days where we were experimenting with the future.
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I have been to 2628 Democratic National Conventions, and the mention of each one brings back memories.
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"It just brings back the memory of the horrible practices with the repressive military rule," he said.
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Ms. Mar brings back champvallon de tête, an old French artillery piece in the battle against hunger.
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Amazon brings back the beloved comic-book sendup, this time with Peter Serafinowicz in the title role.
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Whatever is attempted in the way of improving your position brings back less than the effort exerted.
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Season two brings back much of the same cast, led by Don Cheadle as a charismatic rebel.
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While the festival is very New York-heavy, the first concert, at least, brings back California dreaming.
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"You're kind of reliving it again and it brings back all those feelings back again," he said.
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Another act of violence brings back her voice; in a sense, she's shocked into her professional calling.
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So if your dog brings back a few fleas from the park, you could soon have thousands.
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"This brings back memories, walking with you," he said to Ty Fairconeture, whom he called his brother.
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Destiny 2 brings back the original game's open exploration spaces, but levels up the way those spaces work.
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Maybe the idea of smoking weed brings back memories of carving a homemade pipe out of an apple.
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"In honor of turnips being planted in the Kitchen Garden today, @StephenCurry30 brings back #TurnipForWhat," the tweet reads.
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But then, this brings back to what you were saying about the practicalities of inputting these on devices.
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Ferguson said this election brings back vivid memories of Brexit, where there were huge differentials in voter turnout.
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There's another workaround being shared that brings back the old Twitter interface without require the installation of anything.
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I hope this little piece of history brings back fond memories of her years at Jeffersonville High School.
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"It brings back a lot of memories — happy memories," Susan Murta, daughter of the Grants, told CNN Saturday.
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I was writing the book a couple of years later but remembering those conversations helps brings back emotions.
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"Scent is something that brings back memories, it just adds depth and color to our work," Lundeen said.
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Along with Curtis, it also brings back the original Myers, Nick Castle, to play The Shape once again.
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It also brings back discrimination against preexisting conditions, which means insurance companies can charge sick people more money.
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It's filmed beautifully, and it brings back a lot of things that I've forgotten, that I didn't remember.
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"Brings back memories," he said as he pushed two girls on the swings his daughters used to use.
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This retrospective brings back fat-celluloid favorites like "21978: A Space Odyssey" (Friday through Sunday) and "Hamlet" (Sept.
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It's an acronym that brings back memories of watching Full House, Family Matters, and Sabrina The Teenage Witch.
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"Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge" (2001) brings back a familiar foe and places the entire town under a spell.
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But Bloomberg News reported it could take weeks before Aramco brings back the majority of its oil output.
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It gives viewers closure, reunites Piper and Alex forever, and brings back fan favorites for cameo send-offs.
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Front Burner Petee's Pie Company brings back its strawberry dream just in time for the Fourth of July.
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"Every time I get them, it really brings back a lot of emotions and joyful tears," Tracey said.
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"Every time I get them, it really brings back a lot of emotions and joyful tears," Tracey says.
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The show brings back Mackie's Wilson and Sebastian Stan's Bucky "Winter Soldier" Barnes to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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KFC brings back its fried chicken-scented log after getting "weekly calls" from fans desperate for its return.
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Yet the Times article also brings back the question of what exactly these officials think they are accomplishing.
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He brings back his immaculate hums on the title track, referencing the days he prayed his pain away.
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The Houston Museum of Natural Science brings back Ferrante Imperato's cabinets of curiosities in its decade-long exhibit.
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Everything else is the same; you search a term, brings back frames, you can add text to "meme" them.
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But it will be a surprise if a future Trump White House press secretary brings back the daily briefing.
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"It brings back a lot of memories," says Martha, who adds that every letter makes her feel young again.
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The kona coffee ice cream brings back sweet childhood memories and my husband and I reflect on our childhoods.
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The V220 also brings back the secondary screen, this time with slightly better brightness, plus a new "signature" feature.
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The company brings back its theming store and supposed AI companion, neither of which I find useful or desirable.
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She also said living alone has been hard, and sometimes brings back bad memories of being in solitary confinement.
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Everyone can relate to those, and it brings back memories for people who maybe only played the first games.
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To do that, it brings back an old iTunes standby: the lefthand navigation bar, which disappeared a while back.
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Yet each new revelation brings back the question of who is Donald Trump and what's going on with Russia.
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"Obviously watching what's going on in Houston brings back a lot of emotional memories for people here," he said.
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The new Jurassic World seems to have done at least one thing very right: it brings back Jeff Goldblum.
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Their shared male partner brings back food, such as mice and rabbits, for them both on a regular basis.
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In the pilot episode of Heavyweight, Jonathan brings back a beloved character from that show, his elderly father, Buzz.
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Each query brings back results from the web, Amazon's services and your own files and content – separated into tabs.
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It brings back the rivalry between Daniel LaRusso, played by Ralph Macchio, and Johnny Lawrence, played by William Zabka.
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The Lyon matriarch brings back the epic "Your father is a tampon line" and wears the most amazing scarf.
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"I see the struggle and the things he do, it actually brings back a lot of memories," Shurn said.
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It brings back the memory of me trying to recall what happened to me and not remember the year.
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The cash crunch that emerged in overnight lending markets this week brings back bad memories of the 21 crisis.
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F9's first trailer brings back some familiar faces including Dominic Toretto's (Vin Diesel) sister, Mia and friend Han.
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At the same time, it brings back an older "concussive" effect absent from the US Army since the 1970s.
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Furthermore, the sudden rise brings back memories of 2017, when such enormous price increases were nothing out of the ordinary.
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This iteration also brings back popular Skylanders characters like Spyro and Stealth Elf, and they're fully voiced in the game.
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"It brings back for those of us who served in Vietnam, bad memories of that period in time," he added.
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Others appreciated the '90s nostalgia that Nye brings back and saw the show as a lighthearted approach to the field.
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Mercury retrograde often brings back people from our past, and lovers from long ago could definitely be coming around, Aquarius.
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There are no awkward pauses—he gets the rounds in, and brings back two packets of nuts for the table.
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To this day, "Best of You" brings back the feelings of painful inadequacy brought about as they enthusiastically sucked face.
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The 2016 revival brings back Damon, whose presence surely helped bolster the movie's box office take against middling critical reception.
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Brings back 30-year-old memories of trying to take a bath and seeing little hands wiggling under the door!
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The prospect of being forced to move out of their homes brings back memories of the trauma from their youth.
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"It brings back a lot of good memories," Zimmer said, praising Bengals Coach Marvin Lewis and the owner Mike Brown.
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One of its Budweiser ads, released Wednesday, promotes its use of wind power and brings back the brand's Clydesdale horses.
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Maybe Golden State brings back Brandon Rush, or positions itself as the first team to maximize Jeff Green's raw ability.
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Retribution brings back a number of familiar faces, including Michelle Rodriguez, playing multiple versions of her character from the original.
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This watch brings back memories of when I was in my 20s living in Brazil, so it's a nice feeling.
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"It brings back a lot of good memories of things that I'd like to do with this group," Getzlaf said.
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And Eve's fast-blooming romance with a chef, who she brings back to Sunnyville with her, became a hot topic.
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Mario Joseph, a leading human rights lawyer in the capital, Port-au-Prince, says the military brings back dreadful memories.
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If you were a fan of the Xbox 360 style of UI, then this brings back some of those lighter elements.
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But Season 2 brings back all of the bark and none of the bite to Punisher's rough-around-the-edges heroics.
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The new season also brings back Paul and Karine, who will be working through Paul's past criminal record, among other difficulties.
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I've always been a huge pop/R&B fan; I hope it brings back everything that I love about pop music.
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This article brings back the Streetscapes column, which explored New York City real estate through its architecture from 1987 until 2014.
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If anything, let's hope v2 brings back cultural contributions as cherished as this list of best-of loops from Vine's archives.
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Like Origins, Odyssey brings back the three separate skill trees that players can unlock depending on their preference of play style.
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"Looking out today, at the incredible sea of blue and orange, brings back the greatest time of my life," Piazza said.
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Along with McGregor, the film brings back 1980's Pooh and Tigger voice actor Jim Cummings, and Brad Garrett as Eeyore.
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The law seems to be making an example of Lopez as the Trump administration brings back harsh minimum drug sentencing laws.
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Programming list 8-Bit Cooking School: A nostalgic series that brings back the 8-bit animation style we know and love.
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This refusal to have kids vaccinated puts them at risk when someone brings back an easily preventable disease such as measles.
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One episode brings back Lauren Adams as Kimmy's fellow former captive Gretchen, but otherwise the bunker appears only in brief flashbacks.
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So, naturally, she and her friends are kidnapped — at which point Dunham escapes and brings back help to save her friends.
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Most important of all is the sweet fragrance of this flower — every time I smell it, it brings back childhood memories.
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That has already resulted in an Apple TV+ show that brings back Oprah's Book Club as a series of author interviews.
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It brings back memories of lying on our tummies on scratchy carpet, dreaming of cake, candles and that fluffy buttercream icing.
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" Next up is "Birds of Prey," which brings back Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn, who was easily the highlight of "Suicide Squad.
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The measure also brings back the exclusion for employer-related dependent care and the exclusion for employer-related adoption assistance programs.
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This reissue of Masahisa Fukase's 1986 classic "Ravens" brings back before an Anglophone public one of the great Japanese photo books.
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This exhibition brings back a lot of what has been forgotten, overlooked, and thrown under the bus — no doubt with glee.
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The exhibition brings back to life the culture of social movements that fought racism, imperialism, patriarchy, and capitalism throughout the 1970s.
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For this engagement, she presents a new work and brings back an acclaimed one, with music played live by the Flux Quartet.
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Beyonce's mom immediately yanked the pic down, after realizing it brings back memories of the infamous 2014 beatdown in an NYC elevator.
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Mercado: I grew up watching the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show every year with my mother, so it definitely brings back great memories.
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But it could be about to get even better as Cadbury brings back a blast from the past in time for summer.
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All that stuff sounds great, but it's the real promise of the iPhone X is that it brings back the cool factor.
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But judging by the popularity of the extension that brings back the button, quite a few people were unhappy with the change.
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The entire episode brings back painful memories of the Weathermen and other radical left wing organizations that planted bombs in the 1970s.
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This season (April 4-7, at City Center), it brings back a company favorite by the Trinidadian choreographer and actor Geoffrey Holder.
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Biden said Ford's accusation "brings back all of the complicated issues that were there" during Hill's hearing decades ago, the Post reported.
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We always buy antique jewelry: If you buy it when traveling, it reminds you of a trip and brings back amazing memories.
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And, according to a rep, the store brings back a few old favorites each year as part of its semi-annual sale.
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"Wow... brings back memories of my mom dragging me there as a kid so she could shop," another person said on Twitter.
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The issue is highly sensitive in Europe and brings back memories of 2015, when more than 1 million people arrived in Greece.
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His comment brings back memories of Richard Nixon's famous interviews with television host David Frost in 1977, three years after Nixon resigned.
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California Institute of the Arts brings back its five-week summer residency with visiting artists Dena Yago, Rachel Yezbick, and American Artist.
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I would hope AiB brings back its endearing style of light-touch forced socializing next year and foregoes any online pre-sales.
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The newest season of The Great British Baking Show, premiering June 16 on PBS, brings back everything that makes the show tick.
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Then the NY Times said he will withdraw, so that brings back to the table the thought of global tensions with Iran.
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The aged-up "Fuller House" brings back not only the original characters (and its creator Jeff Franklin) but also the premise, gender-flipped.
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Pixar and Disney's "Toy Story 4," which brings back Tom Hanks and Tim Allen to voice Woody and Buzz Lightyear, opens next weekend.
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It should be noted that this episode brings back the "video game," theme as Nadia and Alan play a game that Nadia programmed.
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Goodly then brings back detailed reports on the company's implementation to help it better understand whether the policies are working for their employees.
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And it's much more expressly designed as a sleek action story that brings back some extremely popular characters in a screen-friendly way.
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But this week, MoviePass announced a return of sorts, with the launch of Uncapped, which brings back its unlimited subscription plan (with caveats).
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The Dark World brings back Natalie Portman as Jane, yet even as the host of obscene amounts of supernatural energy she's somehow underutilized.
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"If the prime minister brings back something different then of course we will look at that very seriously," Theresa Villiers told the BBC.
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A vote in parliament is expected in the autumn on the final deal Prime Minister Theresa May brings back from negotiations with Brussels.
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"Plus it brings back the happiness of childhood and simple pleasures like skipping stones, playing in the snow, things like that," she said.
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Kate McKinnon brings back a take that's been absent since Donald Trump fired Sessions from his U.S. attorney general position in late 2018.
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Leading a fresh plunge into that past is President Donald J. Trump, who brings back all the darkness of the worst of times.
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It brings back to the surface the underlying ugly truth that we tend to think that being poor is the poor person's fault.
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And I can read the accounts we wrote of family trips, and doing that very definitely brings back the children as they were.
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First, it brings back Chanterelle of season two's "Lie to Me," establishing the continuation of one of the Buffyverse's loveliest background character arcs.
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Labour members of Parliament say they will push to attach a new vote to whatever agreement the prime minister brings back from Brussels.
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My husband brings back two pizzas and a bottle of pinot grigio, some milk for our daughter and some additional snacks and water.
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In fact, one of the Virginia proposals — the one-gun-a-month limit — simply brings back a law that was repealed in 22010.
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Netflix's adaptation brings back the original cast from the Broadway play, led by Washington and including Steven Pasquale, Jeremy Jordan, and Eugene Lee.
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There is nothing to avoid unless the kitchen brings back the bizarre strawberry-kiwi ceviche that showed up as a special one night.
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The trailer brings back some of The Clone Wars' most popular characters, including Darth Maul, Anakin Skywalker, Yoda, and, of course, Ahsoka Tano.
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For the curious, a quick revving of the search engine brings back plenty of other serial-reading opportunities, including many beyond plain text.
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The Supreme Court's fall agenda brings back another issue of federalism, the extent to which national rules control state decisions about voting rights.
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Surely she will be widely loved, for this wise and wonderful young girl brings back a poignant delight in the infinite human spirit.
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Set a few years after the first film, Zombieland: Double Tap brings back director Ruben Fleischer to helm a script by the Deadpool screenwriters.
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The size of the piece brings back the memory of having that kind of weight and feeling from when I was in high school.
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The premiere episode of Fuller House brings back virtually everyone from the ABC series (1987 95), including John Stamos, Bob Saget and Dave Coulier.
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If Mean Girls the movie brings back all kinds of high school nostalgia, then Mean Girls the musical will snap you back to reality.
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Once they get to know each other he teaches her so much about reality and mankind, and she brings back hope to his life.
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This retro revival brings back fond memories of a decade ago, when things weren't so set in stone and there was plenty of mystery.
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The affordable Anker 4-port USB-C to USB 3.0 hub brings back some of the USB-A ports your laptop might be missing.
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"It suddenly brings back Mr. Modi of 2002, the person with dirty hands," said Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay, the author of a biography of the leader.
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"Independence Day: Resurgence" brings back the aliens, this time squared off against the first female president of the United States, played by Sela Ward.
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The video includes countless costume changes, including one that brings back Stefani's polarizing nude lips and bold brows look from the Billboard Music Awards.
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It's a greatest hits package that brings back all of the best tunes from previous games and chucks in some belters of its own.
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"This brings back so much pain," Brenda from Missouri, 76, told C-Span as the network broadcast a shot of Dr. Blasey's empty chair.
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"Tyrannosaurs, like crocodilians, have many openings for the trigeminal nerve, which brings back tactile sensations from the snout back to the brain," Carr said.
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The sequel brings back many of the characters from the original, including a tabby cat voiced by Bell and a rabbit voiced by Hart.
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But maybe it was just that even for political scientists, the mention of "Clinton" brings back too many painful memories of the last election.
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This rush to international judgment brings back memories of an interview I had with Hamas's political leader, Khaled Meshaal, during the 2014 Gaza war.
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Labour members of Parliament say they will push to attach a new vote to whatever agreement the prime minister brings back from Brussels. 5.
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Crossroads is more of a team-based action game built around heists, and it brings back some of the main cast from the films.
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Looking at the decade&aposs biggest disappointments for the video game business brings back a list of unimpressive consoles, expensive peripherals, and forgotten trends.
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It brings back one of the Patriots' biggest free agents, who has helped New England win two Super Bowls in his five N.F.L. seasons.
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He even brings back his cult character, the ultimate awkward dork Dawn Wiener—whom he killed off in Palindromes, but you know, minor details.
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The untitled Star Trek sequel also brings back another Marvel veteran, Chris Hemsworth, who briefly played Captain Kirk's dad in J.J. Abrams 2009 series reboot.
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Artist Kris Anka will serve as the artist on Rowell's iteration — which notably brings back Gert, who died in the first volume of the series.
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Now that Thorne has jumped on the septum bandwagon, we'll all be waiting with bated breath to see which trend the actress brings back next.
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Redemption 2 brings back the "honor" system of its predecessor, meaning that your actions will reverberate across the game, depending on how you treat people.
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Along with Rihanna's filter, you'll also find a new one from Will Smith that brings back memories of his Fresh Prince of Bel-Air days.
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Honestly the best part of the ad is that is unapologetically brings back the rock anthem St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion) by John Parr.
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He tells me over the phone that every time he goes to Japan, he brings back a new food item and tries to understand it.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)Arriving at the Blue House, the sprawling executive office and residence of the South Korean head of state, brings back memories.
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The penultimate episode of Outlander Season 3 brings back an old friend (or two, if you count Lord John) in the most spectacular fashion possible.
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Her newest show brings back Tammy Faye Starlite, a fictional character that made her a downtown New York club star more than a decade ago.
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"If you bring that into the picture for the Italian banks, it brings back onto the cards the whole problem about their capitalisation," Odeluga said.
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The union is demanding that Google brings back the old YouTube after changes on the platform have impacted how independent creators can make a living.
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Watch as Action brings back the chain's stuffed spinach pie and gives away free, straight-out-of-the-oven pizza in between moan-inducing bites.
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"A lot of our customers come here because they remember their grandmother or mother bringing them here, and it brings back that nostalgia," she said.
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Windows 10 brings back a few results for your search keywords from the web, local files on the PC, your media libraries and other locations.
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But "Beyond" brings back the series's key onscreen players, including James Tiberius Kirk (Chris Pine), Spock (Zachary Quinto), Uhura (Zoe Saldana) and Sulu (John Cho).
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It brings back that classic chick flick feels that makes you all gooey and giddy and warm and fuzzy by the end of the film!
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Beyond Johnson, Diesel, Mirren, and Theron, "The Fate of the Furious" brings back franchise veterans Kurt Russell, Ludacris, Tyrese Gibson, Jason Statham, and Michelle Rodriguez.
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Barbara Lee (D-California): "As President Trump distracts with outlandish threats, AG Sessions quietly brings back the harshest sentences of the failed War on Drugs"
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I also buy a pack of Chicken-less Mandarin Orange Morsels — I used to get this all the time in college and it brings back memories.
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In a world filled with way too much overly long writing, Twitter brings back word and character limits that force you to get to the point.
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The game also brings back one of the best features of Far Cry 5, "hired guns," where various AI characters serve as a co-op partner.
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The biggest are two new limited time modes: one brings back planes, which were removed in season 8, while another reintroduces the excellent food fight mode.
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"The King, the Widow, and Rick" brings back last season's quirkiest character when Rick returns to visit Jadis and her legion of garbage dump-dwelling fighters.
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It is an experience that's nostalgic, it brings back memories, and it's a tradition not only for us, but for many of our customers and families.
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Earlier today, Redditor DungJohnson posted images of a prototype case for the iPhone 7 which brings back the headphone jack and adds a second Lightning connector.
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"It brings back to me, 'Here we go again' — whether as a country we are going to do something about it other than thoughts and prayers."
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This Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth video totally brings back memories of that cute singing in the car scene from their 2010 movie The Last Song.
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Talk of nullification and higher tariffs brings back memories of 1832, when the issues were joined in what should be seen as America's first constitutional crisis.
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Despicable Me 3 brings back the (endearingly?) obnoxious yellow blobs for more misadventures, this time involving a former child star voiced by South Park's Trey Parker.
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Trump's early attitude about the prestigious office he will hold brings back unsettling memories of Nixon, who didn't see the boundaries of the institution he governed.
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Conservative bro country booms under the presidency of the former Arkansas governor, until a heavy-drinking, weed-vaping contingent breaks bad and brings back outlaw country.
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Hearing about the devastation that Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have wrought in Houston and the Caribbean and the looming disaster in Florida brings back painful memories.
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Mr. Berry introduces us to ALCOHOL RUB, LESSON PLAN, BRITANNICA, LEGOLAS and BYPRODUCTS and brings back the older entries PARTIALITY, TEA CADDIES, SPACE SUITS and ALEXANDERS.
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I've only been able to watch it two or three times, and it's really hard on me because it brings back so much emotion and shame.
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The fifth — somber, with Luc Schaltin's lighting resembling nightfall — is almost entirely reserved for Mr. Queyras's unaccompanied cello, while the sixth brings back the entire group.
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For those of us who grew up in the '80s, the current climate brings back painful memories of a Britain we had hoped was long gone.
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The Belgian student had spent his whole PhD on a virus discovery project, sequencing bat samples like the ones Munster's team brings back from the field.
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This sneak peek at the superhero sequel brings back Blue Swede's distinctive song "Hooked on a Feeling," which was part of the original film's marketing campaign.
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Introduced by a couple of aerialists, Cirque du Christmas-style, the new number brings back the Rockettes while mini-drones fly in formation above their heads.
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"We will challenge this government on whatever deal it brings back," Corbyn told a rally in Liverpool, northern England, on the eve of Labour's annual conference.
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To repay the gesture, he washes Tish's feet in a basin of milk extracted from the udders of a cow corpse that she brings back to life.
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Yet with Labour and Tory rebels ready to vote against any deal that Mrs May brings back, the risk of its not getting through Parliament is rising.
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It brings back memories of coming downstairs from my bedroom as a child and asking everyone to watch me play the riff from "Smoke on the Water".
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"Lynching brings back terrible images of a dark chapter in our nation's history, and the president never should have made that comparison," she told VICE News. Sen.
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Oculus has more details about the finished game online, including a 60-song track list and a "classic mode" that brings back the original game's note highway.
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Every year, when the holiday season rolls around, Starbucks brings back several of its most beloved holiday-flavored beverages like the Peppermint Mocha and the Gingerbread Latte.
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The issue appears to be a bug related to the Google app beta program, as users are reporting that exiting the program brings back Google Podcast functionalities.
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Kate McKinnon brings back her amazing and deeply unsettling Jeff Sessions impression for the last little bit, and it's everything Trump-era SNL fans could hope for.
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Adrian Lowcock, head of investing at Axa Wealth, said the suspension of the fund "brings back to focus the issues with investing in open-ended property funds".
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We're also hoping that season 3 brings back the nuanced, character-driven magic we loved so much about season 1, which starred Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson.
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It brings back memories of drawing out terrible "videogame levels" on lined notebook paper in middle school, with the added benefit of being able to play them.
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And "Drink One For Me" brings back memories of his hometown of Eustis, Florida, and all the buddies who went their separate ways, many into the military.
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It's nostalgic, and it brings back the suspense that might have been lost when you got your own place and could do these things whenever you wanted.
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Stopping by a nail salon, Grande brings back Jennifer Coolidge in her role as Paulette, the nail technician that serves as Elle's good friend in the film.
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Shohei Ohtani, one such player, is the year's biggest story, a home-run hitter who is also a star pitcher who brings back memories of Babe Ruth.
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They think that Trump is an offensive guy, but if he brings back a job for their husband, father, son, or brother, they will vote for him.
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Susan Collins of Maine wrote that "lynching" brings back images of a terrible time in our nation's history, and the President never should have made that comparison.
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The HBO docudrama about the notorious Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings in the U.S. Senate in 1991, "Confirmation," brings back interesting insights to Supreme Court and Congress watchers.
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Designated the SV650A, the new bike brings back the more minimal styling of the original SV model as well as a host of new features and improvements.
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"This brings back so much pain," said Brenda, a 76-year-old caller from Missouri who told C-SPAN she was sexually molested in the second grade.
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One of our favorites is Ctrl+Shift+T on Windows (or Cmd+Shift+T on a Mac): It brings back the tab that you most recently closed.
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Every morning he sets off on a rented horse cart looking for boreholes and – when he is lucky – brings back several containers' worth of water to the campsite.
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If it brings back Scare PewDiePie, at least some of the public will see it as the company wavering to pressure and inadvertently rewarding Kjellberg despite his mistakes.
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For many people, there's that one family recipe that always brings back memories of growing up—and for chef Donatella Arpaia, that is her mom's meatballs and ragu.
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"Brings back memories," he said, noting that Sasha was not much smaller than the girls at the shelter when the family moved into the White House on Jan.
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Unreal once again stars Shiri Appleby as Rachel and Constance Zimmer as Quinn, producers who return to Everlasting for an "All Stars" season that brings back old contestants.
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It was nonetheless a great start for the sequel, which brings back Jamie Lee Curtis, star of the original, for a modern-day face-off with Michael Myers.
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In addition to competitive multiplayer, Garden Warfare 2 brings back the cooperative Garden Ops, a survival mode that pits up to four Plants against multiple waves of Zombies.
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While Mr. Trump has his flaws as a candidate, Clinton has a real credibility issue and this cloak of secrecy brings back bad memories of the Clinton Administration.
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This latter option brings back bad memories of the pre-2008 growth of synthetic securitizations and other high-risk structured products that contributed to the global financial crisis.
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Sitting in the Malmö light room with Pendse brings back memories of sunny cafés at the top of ski slopes: The brightness elicits the same sense of elation.
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But after the violent attack on the church in Sutherland Springs last year, he said that each new attack on a house of worship brings back the grief.
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Voters "expect a tax reform bill, one that lowers the corporate rate, brings back money and jobs from overseas, that gives a middle-class tax cut," he said.
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Apparently so, as the follow-up to the original 2016 cartoon brings back avian hero Red (voiced by Jason Sudeikis) and his rival, green pig Leonard (Bill Hader).
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Three: The sad-sack protagonist has passing experience of idealized France — generally a year abroad — and brings back superficial lessons to transform the lives of fellow sad-sacks.
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The new series brings back former contestants who will brave the wilderness alone for 21 days ... either in the Amazon jungles, the Balkan Mountains or the African savanna.
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Adopting Metatron as a zen alter-ego, mysterious German producer Traumprinz brings back past-life memories of the dancefloor enthusiast's most sacred grounds: trance, house, and breakbeat hardcore.
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It brings back all-too-recent memories of Day Zero when Cape Town, South Africa, almost became the first major city in modern times to run out of water.
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It brings back their combination of tiny form factor, long battery life, relatively low price, and full desktop operating system; you can even get a version with Ubuntu Linux.
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That's the basic premise of A Bad Moms Christmas, which brings back the three leads of last summer's breakout hit, Bad Moms – Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Kathryn Hahn.
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If for some tragic reason, these festive treats don't come out this holiday season, we'll just have to hope Nabisco brings back limited edition Candy Cane Oreos this year.
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"We were keen to reissue the original rainbow logo for the first time, and we didn't want to alter it, since it brings back such great memories," Leon explained.
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"We're excited to unveil a new, simplified logo for the Uber app that brings back the U … and is scalable across the 660 plus cities we serve," they said.
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"If the prime minister brings back something different then of course we will look at that very seriously," Villiers, a Brexit-supporting lawmaker in May's party, told the BBC.
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The attack on Colombia's capital brings back memories of the worst moments of the country's long wars against leftist insurgent groups and against Pablo Escobar, a drug-trafficking kingpin.
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The sold-out-everywhere bolero retails for $695, which for many people brings back to mind the controversy surrounding her very pricey 2008 campaign apparel (more on that below).
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A photographer parts the curtains on one of the world's least-known places and brings back pictures of a country that is defined for many by mystery and war.
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"To handle this serious emergency of the detention centers, you need the iron fist of an Extraordinary Commissioner who brings back order and respect for the law," he tweeted.
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The second season starts streaming on Wednesday and brings back many of the same faces from the first, with Ed Begley Jr. joining the cast as a veteran doctor.
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Seeing it again here brings back memories of being in the cinema for it — my first time going to one of those theaters where you order a full dinner.
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It's a nostalgic hour that brings back many fan-favorite characters that are no longer on the series and recreates some of the most iconic moments from the show.
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Each little thing I discover brings back specific memories of times in which I was so sure and happy, I didn't think twice about the potential for future pain.
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Blocking any withdrawal deal that May brings back from Brussels in October would probably sink her minority government and prompt a national election that could throw Britain's exit into doubt.
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The change was announced at this year's Oculus Connect conference, and it effectively brings back the sale price we got this summer, a $100 cut from the current $499 price.
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Along with lots of new mutant shenanigans (including flagrant abuse of one Professor's wheelchair), the trailer also brings back Leslie Uggams and Karan Soni, scene stealers from the first Deadpool.
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Her paintings are composed of adobe earth that she brings back from New Mexico — where she lived for a time — sifting debris from the dirt to make her own paint.
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The Crimes of Grindelwald doesn't just introduce new faces to the Potter world — it brings back some old friends in young forms that don't really make a ton of sense.
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For it's final killing-time-in-this-2-hour-episode act, the Bachelorette brings back Jason for no reason other than for us to really fall in love with Jason.
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The new app brings back the original parks, rides and sound effects from both the Roller Coaster Tycoon and Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 PC games — in all their pixelated glory.
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As for iPhone users, in addition to bug fixes, iOS 12.1 brings back Group FaceTime, a feature that was removed at the last minute before the release of iOS 12.
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Hogan said Trump's talk about building a wall on the Mexican border and going after China for trade could be negatives for the market if he brings back those views.
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Big Holiday brings back all of the whimsical humor that Pee-wee is known for without changing the formula any more than necessary — but, really, that's probably what fans want.
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"We did have a house burn down in 1980 and it brings back memories, and it's very sad for the people that lost everything," Sharon Bourne told CNN affiliate KNXV.
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One of the neat things about Motorola's decision to resurrect the clamshell design is that it brings back the smaller front-facing display you got with old-school flip phones.
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Veep This week's "Veep" brings back an old friend, Finnish stateswoman Minna Hakkinen, who in only three episodes — sprinkled across three seasons — has become one of this show's All-Stars.
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Seeing the logo brings back memories of a grittier time, which is exactly the headspace Phillips wants you in as you embark on this origin story of DC's greatest villain.
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Mozilla launches a VPN, brings back the Firefox Test Pilot program The Test Pilot program allows users to try out new features before they are ready for mainstream usage. 6.
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In her special, she brings back Esther (without mentioning her relationship to Rolle) in a joke about noticing her wife giving her jiggling stomach the side eye in the bathroom.
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The article brings back the moment when some would say the world of today opened out: In 1572, Tycho Brahe observed a new star, a supernova in the constellation Cassiopeia.
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" Michael White, a professor, jazz composer and clarinetist in New Orleans, said that seeing images from Harvey "brings back a nightmare that's always on the fringe of your consciousness anyway.
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So she sent a photo of the artifacts to Vijay Kumar, the co-founder of the India Pride Project, a volunteer network that tracks and brings back India's stolen heritage.
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Vlahos said he gets asked often about a 2013 episode of "Black Mirror," in which a young woman tries a service that brings back her dead boyfriend as a bot.
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It's been nine years since the shocking death of Heath Ledger, and a stirring new film composed largely of the actor's own footage brings back a lot of old emotions.
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For all Labour's pretence at being constructive this week, Sir Keir's six tests mean that the party is all but certain to oppose any deal Theresa May brings back from Brussels.
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"I haven't got around to watching 'Sex Education' yet, however I have seen bits that have shown the uni and it brings back many memories of my time there," she said.
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Not only does it remind her of her days as a struggling artist and meeting her husband John McBride, but it also brings back other memories for the mom-of-three.
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And an eventual coda that leaps forward in time, addressing what the world looks like after Girl With All The Gifts, brings back some of the surprise of the first book.
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And we got a performance that was full-on theater kid, pure over-the-top spectacle, the kind of thing that energizes familiar music and brings back its sense of wonder.
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As the extremely enthusiastic announcement video explains, the Fuze case is a battery pack case that brings back the "rock and roll" choice of a 3.5mm headphone jack to your device.
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With Bad Batch, Amirpour brings back a few of her first film's most striking elements: an angry heroine with power and a vendetta, and an aimless world full of competing predators.
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While the recent spate of buyback announcements is a small sample size, it brings back memories of the last time Congress tried to bring back cash overseas through a tax holiday.
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Pro-Remain MPs could vote for a plan to attach a public vote to any deal Boris Johnson brings back from Brussels ahead of a historic sitting of parliament on Saturday.
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Read: In her satisfying new novel, "Olive, Again," Elizabeth Strout brings back her irascible character Olive Kitteridge, as she revisits a town full of Yankee souls pondering lives of quiet desperation.
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Confidence: Medium Thursday brings back mostly sunny skies, but colder weather comes as the trade-off as highs reach the 40s to around 50 with breezy conditions, making it feel colder.
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"For the industry, this is what's going to help us — better user experiences leveraging the context on the page, integrated advertising that brings back the positive view of advertising," he said.
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I still love SEXY AND I KNOW IT ... yes, I'm totally a dork for getting excited about a trashy song from 2011, but it brings back so many memories for me!
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Google Photos is adding features to encourage reminiscing, starting with a new tool that brings back old photos and videos on their anniversaries in a format that closely resembles Instagram Stories.
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You've given us so many wonderful years as these characters and we want to bring you something to enjoy that brings back some great memories and some good times to come!
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For some Democrats, the prospect brings back nightmares of 2016, when Hillary Clinton failed to turn out voters in heavily black Detroit, paving the way for Trump's upset victory in Michigan.
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Mission: Impossible - Fallout, which brings back Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation director Chris McQuarrie, required Cruise to jump from 25,000 feet and learn to fly a helicopter – among other daredevil stunts, we're sure.
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The championship in New York solidifies the Serb's return to the elite, and brings back a question that had disappeared last year: can Mr Djokovic retire as the greatest of all time?
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" In less clinical terms, he tells me I "have been given a wonderful sensory memory cue that brings back your beloved mother-in-law in such an immediate and emotionally charged manner.
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Read these stories next:UnReal Tackles Money, Dick, Power & Diversity — But Not In That OrderReminder: There Was A Black Bachelor Before UnReal Came AlongUnReal Digs Into Police Brutality & Brings Back Adam In "Ambush"
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I know — the idea of a city built on ad revenue brings back soul-sucking Orwellian images of corporate overlords and logo-paved streets straight out of Blade Runner or WALL-E.
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Opponents of Brexit are trying to garner enough support in the lower house of parliament, the House of Commons, to block any possible withdrawal deal May brings back from Brussels in October.
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Directed by Tim Miller (Deadpool), the new film picks up after T2 and brings back not only Arnold Schwarzenegger but Linda Hamilton, who remains every bit as cool as she ever was.
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This picture also brings back the memory that because of the economic crisis, potus thought that it would be improper to redecorate the Oval Office even though Congress had appropriated the funds.
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For those less jazzed about the future, Jack brings news of the Range Rover SV Coupe, a luxury SUV brings back a two-door design the company used back in the 1970s.
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The company hasn't said if "Love Is Blind" will get another season, but it did announce that a reunion special that brings back the contestants from the series would air on Thursday.
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Sean Park, a Chicago resident and product manager for a restaurant company, stays frequently at the Verb and said that listening to albums on his room's player brings back fond childhood memories.
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And for many in the LGBTQ community, Thiel's story brings back memories of people effectively weaponizing a person's sexual orientation or gender identity for blackmail, general embarrassment and shaming, and other threats.
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"When the guys are singing the Italian anthem, it brings back so many memories, every single time, of my first win in Formula One when I was with Toro Rosso," he said.
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A Google search for "Donald Trump" on a smartphone brings back a horizontal carousel of articles from media organizations like Slate and The Wall Street Journal at the top of the page.
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The worst scoring defense in the ACC brings back the league's top two tacklers in safety Quin Blanding and linebacker Micah Kiser, and will be shifting to a 3-4 scheme. 383.
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One tragic omission in the film is a whimsical recurring character called "pushmi-pullyu," a two headed gazelle-slash-unicorn-like creature that Dolittle brings back from Africa in an early book.
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Rise's story is smart in that it brings back the one Big Bad who has loomed over the whole franchise, effectively tying this final movie to all the episodes that preceded it.
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This disconnection is quickly reversed after an animal wakes up, rewiring the brain in the same way it was before, which brings back all the information that was stored in the neurons.
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"If you're setting up a border again, it brings back that 'us-versus-them' mentality and the echoes of confrontation, which has been broken down a lot in the past generation," says Moloney.
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Release date: June 29 Why it matters: The follow-up to the 2015 movie brings back Benicio Del Toro and Josh Brolin for another film about fighting cartels on the US-Mexico border.
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If all goes according to plan, it'll be the first time NASA brings back pieces of an asteroid, allowing researchers to closely study the chemical makeup of Bennu in laboratories here on Earth.
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In his short biography Mr Moshenska successfully brings back to life a forgotten self-made man who was at the same time braggadocio and philosopher, and who seemed to live so many lives.
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The film brings back that first summer when everything felt like the most important thing in the world with deep intimacy, and its unforgettable final shot will stay with me for a while.
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If Washington is willing to give up this year's first-rounder, a swap that sends out the pick and brings back Los Angeles Lakers guard Lou Williams could work well for both sides.
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"Today's decision restores years of established law and brings back clarity for restaurants and small businesses across the country," said Cicely Simpson, executive vice president of the National Restaurant Association, in a statement.
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Smith also advocated for a variety of other funding tools, including taxes on vehicle miles traveled; tax reform that brings back money stored overseas; and user fees that are based on traffic volumes.
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Premiering commercial-free on September 6, the new OWN TV series Queen Sugar brings back the work of DuVernay in novel and stunning ways, infusing it with strikingly personal rendering of story and image.
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Released as a Beyoncé-style "available now!" surprise at EA's press conference, Unravel 2 brings back the original game's adorable Yarny in a sweet, puzzle platformer that doesn't have any guns, gore, or explosions.
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Then we've got seven more years to wait before the return capsule brings back a few scoops of asteroid dirt—and, perhaps, some answers to our questions about how life started here on Earth.
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We want something that brings back that sense of fun and adventure that the earlier shows brought with them, shows that imbued the sense of wonder and adventure that came with exploring the galaxy.
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If Apple brings back its more than $230 billion in overseas profits to the U.S., Apple's $30 billion in announced investments represent less than 85033 percent of the cash it will be bringing back.
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This revamp brings back three stats that influence the cooldowns of your Class, Grenade, and Melee abilities, mechanical changes that had been relegated to the rarest of Exotics since the launch of Destiny 2.
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Jane's having a hard time keeping Rafael out of her and Michael's new life together, and simple things like an innocent email search brings back memories — and reminds Michael about Jane's past with Rafael.
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In this case, knowing each tape was handmade, cut, and dubbed to fit the album length brings back the not-so-long-forgotten art of physical media and the work the went into it.
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"Jack Black brings back his pitch-perfect teenage princess routine from the previous film, and Awkwafina, as a new avatar whose role we won't spoil, is uniquely suited to hers as well," she wrote.
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The new strain of coronavirus, first identified in the city of Wuhan in Hubei province last month, brings back memories of the SARS epidemic that rattled financial markets and the global economy in 2003.
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WHAT IT IS The Classical Theater of Harlem brings back its Christmas musical, about three generations of a Harlem family healing after a tragedy, to the Apollo, where it had its premiere last year.
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They have identified winning enough support in the lower house of parliament, the House of Commons, to block any possible deal the government brings back from Brussels as their best chance of overturning Brexit.
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But in some ways, Stacks makes cleaning up your junk a little too easy, which is why we were so excited to learn that in Mojave, there's a hidden option that brings back the chaos.
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What is clear from even just a few moments, though, is that this is a game bursting with ideas, and one that brings back a style of game that Mario has been missing for years.
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Its latest revival, though, will make '90s film fans rejoice — not only because it brings back one of the iconic fashion moments in film, but because ASOS went straight to the source to recreate it.
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The film is directed by Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg (Netflix's Marco Polo), and brings back Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow, who is being pursued by Bardem's Salazar and his crew of ghostly pirates.
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Levi's Vintage Clothing brings back a handful of styles ranging from exact replications of denim from 1947 to 1976 and workshirts from the 1950s to sherpa trucker jackets in denim and suede from the 1960s.
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Like the original days of small-town banking, digital brings back the importance of community with the goal of trying to help all players in the market to feel economically smart together as a community.
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The program also features revivals: Passloff brings back "He Dreams of Small Battles," a 1978 work dedicated to Waring, her mentor, while Waring's solo "Octandre" (1958), created for Passloff, will be performed by Nic Petry.
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The app, built by Vine co-founder Dom Hofmann, brings back the six-second videos made popular by Vine which was shut down in late 22019 after Twitter's acquisition of the popular video-sharing platform.
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It's delivered casually — almost in passing — but it brings back memories of the Trump supporter who attacked a protester at a rally, and the grim threats regularly made by pro-Trump trolls on social media.
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Clubbed Thumb, the downtown company that first produced "What the Constitution Means to Me," brings back Will Arbery's play about three sisters (Crystal Finn, Susannah Flood, Miriam Silverman) and many husbands for an encore run.
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Mystery Date: Catfished brings back an oldie but goodie, but this time it has been crafted for the 2018 dater — which means wading through the questionable world of online dating and trying not to get catfished.
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Star Wars: Battlefront II brings back the fantasy, wish-fulfilling online action that the 2015 game nailed so well, but it also fixes a major drawback of that earlier game: the lack of a story mode.
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"I still believe it is possible that Brexit is stopped, I think there is no majority in parliament for any proposition that the prime minister brings back," Blair said, adding that he wanted a second referendum.
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If Bring It On brings back memories of every little clique war you had to deal with in high school, Sugar & Spice will remind you of a time when anything, no matter how ridiculous, seemed possible.
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With each film, the Solondz universe is being revealed; people in different families are interconnected, he develops storylines across titles and brings back entire groups of characters for spiritual sequels with a new batch of actors.
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While the party's Jeremy Corbyn says an election is still his priority, he appears almost completely isolated with even his closest allies defying him and pushing for a confirmatory vote on any deal Johnson brings back.
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Amazon summary: New York Times best-selling author Karin Slaughter brings back Will Trent and Sara Linton in this superb and timely thriller full of devious twists, disturbing secrets, and shocking surprises you won't see coming.
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Created in both 3 door hatchback and 4 door saloon variants between 1986 and 1992, and popular amongst both motorsport and rally enthusiasts, the Sierra RS Cosworth brings back nostalgic memories of the 80s and 90s.
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The big picture: Apple shareholders are eager to hear promised details on how much money the company plans to return to shareholders through dividends and stock buybacks, especially after Apple brings back all its overseas cash.
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"My life He brings back" reflects Alter's stubborn insistence that the language of the "soul" ("He restoreth my soul" is the K.J.V. rendering) has no place in Hebrew scripture, which talks only of breath and life.
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The classic storytelling mode in travel writing (not just at The Times, but pretty much everywhere) is the first-person travelogue, in which someone parachutes into a location and brings back the tale of the journey.
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In Mr. Buhari's absence, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, a Christian and a Yoruba from the southwest, has been filling in — a situation that for many Nigerians brings back anxious memories of the political tensions of 2010.
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But Turkey's justice minister said on Friday that the issue of whether or not Turkey brings back the death penalty should be considered from a legal standpoint and not in terms of what the EU wants.
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This inspired group portrait of high school teachers planning a fund-raising telethon brings back all the self-help-seeking klutziness of the decade, with a jargon-laden vocabulary (and wince-making cultural references) to match.
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Of course the big news of the week has been revocation of Huawei's Android license so The Vergecast brings back policy editor Russell Brandom to the show to decipher this ordeal as well as its larger implications.
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P.S. I Still Love You brings back the gimmick of Lara Jean carrying on imaginary conversations with her love interests, but Condor can say as much with a smile that almost hides her disappointment or her elation.
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The DNC email controversy of the past few days, which resulted in Debbie Wasserman Schultz announcing she would be stepping down, brings back the tensions that emerged within the party as a result of Bernie Sanders' run.
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The film also brings back Val Kilmer, and it stars Jon Hamm (Good Omens, Mad Men), Jennifer Connelly (A Beautiful Mind, Alita: Battle Angel), Ed Harris (Westworld, Apollo 13), and Miles Teller (Fantastic Four, Only the Brave).
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The low-pitch buzzing of the table's fan, the constant thwack of the puck bouncing off the boards, the excitement you get when you score: It all brings back some of my fondest memory at the arcade.
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This is practically the Platonic ideal of a sequel: a bigger, louder, more manic retread that brings back Neighbors' characters, cast, conflict, settings, and even specific gags, and scales them all up to even more frantic levels.
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" Left-wing propagandists might even borrow a few of his pithy formulations of their views: Liberalism "doesn't just export its atrocities; it exports its exploitations and then brings back the profits to support the supposedly liberal arts.
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If Britain cannot negotiate a new deal, or parliament rejects whatever Johnson brings back from Brussels, the country will be headed for an unmanaged exit from the EU — a so-called no-deal Brexit — on Oct. 31.
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Ironically, for a bill with the word "democracy" in its title, the WDA brings back an extremely undemocratic concept—eliminating the opportunity for employees to vote through a secret ballot on whether they will have a union.
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"Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" brings back to life author J.K. Rowling's magical world of wizards and witches, set 19 years after her last book about the much-loved character and his friends Ron and Hermione.
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The dining room brings back the high-glitz Italian restaurant décor of the 1970s and '80s, the period when Formica and oil paintings of the Bay of Naples went out and mirrors with gold pinstripes came in.
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For Ms. Sanderson, watching WWE shows is a favorite pastime and brings back memories of regularly attending professional wrestling events as a child at Madison Square Garden with her brother and mother, who died several years ago.
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The abrupt retreat, which inevitably brings back memories of the industry-rattling crash in 20163, is a big worry for members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, whose economies are closely tied to oil revenues.
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It's coming to both the Switch and PC. —Kevin Nguyen The long-awaited sequel to 2015's Ori and the Blind Forest brings back the titular forest guardian in another gorgeous-looking Metroidvania-style action / exploration game.
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Two decades before Trump became a presidential front-runner, Starship Troopers mocked Trump's America—one that brings back torture, executes Muslim prisoner by shooting them with pig's blood-soaked bullets, and murders the families of its enemies.
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The Real Paige Is Very Proud Of How Her Story Is Portrayed In The Movie Despite the fact that it brings back up the drama that happened to her actual family, Saraya says she's proud of the movie.
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Because this simple sweet brings back nostalgic memories from the carefree days of childhood; the days when mom was too busy to whip up a fresh batch from scratch, so she turned to Toll House, or Pillsbury, etc.
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"We're excited to unveil a new, simplified logo for the Uber app that brings back the U, is easily recognizable, and is scalable across the 660 plus cities we serve," a spokesperson for Uber said in a statement.
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"We're excited to unveil a new, simplified logo for the Uber app that brings back the U, is easily recognizable, and is scalable across the 660 plus cities we serve," an Uber spokesperson said in an email statement.
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King of the Monsters not only brings back Godzilla, it introduces a trio of new (well, new to this iteration of the franchise) creatures: the ferocious Rodan, the actually-kind-of-adorable Mothra, and the three-headed Ghidorah.
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The meeting of flesh and machine, in the Box, is as unnerving as the C-section performed by a robot, in "Prometheus" (2012), while Denis's cluster of foulmouthed prisoners, afloat in the void, brings back "Alien 3" (1992).
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"We will challenge this government on whatever deal it brings back on our six tests, on jobs, on living standards, on environmental protections," Corbyn told a rally in Liverpool, northern England, on the eve of Labour's annual conference.
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Mr. Morgan's "This" brings back, in a manner of speaking, a fan-favorite character thought to be dead, while Mr. Wong's "Ghouli" is a move-the-story-along hour with revelations that don't have the impact they should.
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"If Theresa May brings back a deal that does not meet our tests - and that looks increasingly likely - Labour will vote against her deal," he told Labour members at the party's conference in the northern city of Liverpool.
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Khloé Brings Back Kim's 'Dumber' Voice As they reflected on their years in the spotlight ahead of their show's 10-year anniversary, the twosome discussed the "way different" voice Kim used to employ, and Khloé perfectly recreated it.
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The game returns the series to a more classic 3v3 format and brings back 2.5D, a term for how the game's camera and animated sequences manage to reorient itself on the fly for special moves, combos, and character swapping.
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"I think Gap is a recognizable brand in terms of the energy they possess, and I'm excited to bring back my childhood in a positive way with a positive beacon [that brings back so many good memories]," she says.
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The game brings back the much-heralded wingsuit from the previous installment, along with the parachute, helicopters, fighter jets, tanks, boats, and cars that will be available to Rico as he blows his way through the massive open world.
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If Britain cannot negotiate a new deal, or parliament rejects whatever the new leader brings back from Brussels, the country will be headed for an unmanaged exit from the EU — a so-called no-deal Brexit — on Oct. 31.
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This mode brings back the look and feel of the old-school Razr's software, replacing the traditional Android user interface with a skin that imitates the Razr's dialer, according to The Verge and CNET, which tried out the feature.
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Jennifer Lopez & Bad Bunny - Te Guste Jenny From The Block brings back that Terror Squad era energy with her El Conejo Malo team-up, a pop-wise banger that effortlessly blends their shared hip-hop and R&B bonafides.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — This week, Daniel Rolnik Gallery holds an epic art carnival, Skylight Books hosts a discussion on art and gentrification, the Getty Center brings back its Friday Flights performance series, and more.
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"I'm a 76-year-old woman who was sexually molested in the second grade; this brings back so much pain," said a woman who identified herself as Brenda of Valley Park, Mo., calling in after Dr. Blasey's opening statement.
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On a seaside vacation in southern Italy, she becomes the obsessed observer of a family whose behavior brings back unwanted memories of the unrefined Neapolitan milieu in which she grew up and from which she escaped to decorous Florence.
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This buddy/birdie comedy, pairing an extroverted, body-positive toucan and an introverted, ambitious song thrush, brings back a kind of yin-yang feminist friendship that departed when Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer left Comedy Central earlier this spring.
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"I have always been drawing from a young age and would customize hand-me-downs from my siblings," Ta tells T. Now, to find inspiration, he goes back to his mother's house to unearth things that brings back memories.
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This deal, which delivers on the vote of the referendum, which brings back control of our money, laws and borders; ends free movement; protects jobs, security and our union; or leave with no deal; or no Brexit at all.
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"Diem approached everything in her life with bravery, courage and determination," says Challenge host TJ Lavin in an exclusive sneak peek as he introduces Tamburello and Faith to demonstrate a challenge that brings back fond memories of Diem's fearlessness and resilience.
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Now, comes the completion of the ultra down-to-earth hero trilogy brings back Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson, and James McAvoy as powered individuals in the movie that is serving as a sequel to both Split and 21's Unbreakable.
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This fabric mix is very special to me as it brings back so many memories of being at the club with my friends for the Wiggle parties in Room 2 that were hosted by fabric resident Terry Francis and Nathan Coles.
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While we wait for that sequel, we can look forward to seeing Black Panther become a more central player in the MCU as a whole – starting with May's Avengers: Infinity War, which also brings back characters like Shuri and M'Baku.
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Of course, if you're not a fan of the change like me, you can always install a different launcher like Nova Launcher, which brings back the app launcher and makes the UI look and feel more like a Nexus device.
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That brings back visages of one of the last times Florida's "stand your ground" law came up in a major public debate — when George Zimmerman, who's white and Hispanic, in 2012 followed and then shot and killed black teenager Trayvon Martin.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Equal Pay Day — the day up to which the typical woman must work in a particular year to catch up with what the average man earned the previous year — always brings back a rush of memories.
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As Livermorium originally promised, the Slider Keyboard mod attaches to the back of your Moto Mod-compatible device, and brings back a full physical keyboard that slides out in landscape mode and tilts the screen up at a 60-degree angle.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brexit-supporting British members of parliament will look at the deal that Prime Minister Theresa May brings back from Brussels but to pass it she must have achieved legally binding treaty change, former minister Theresa Villiers said on Thursday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The second anniversary of a militant attack in Belgium in which 32 people died brings back painful memories for Walter Benjamin, whose right leg was partially amputated because he was caught in a bomb blast at the airport.
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Nigeria's output was up about 95,000 barrels as the western African nation brings back production after a series of attacks on oil infrastructure carried out by militants seeking a greater share of the country's fossil fuel wealth for impoverished Delta residents.
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It brings back preexisting conditions, so insurers can charge sick people more; it gets rid of subsidies to low- and middle-income people to help them buy coverage; and it gets rid of expanded Medicaid, which gives the poorest people coverage.
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"It seems as though it was only like eight weeks ago but when I've been hearing some of these songs performed I sort of tear up a bit because ... it brings back a lot of memories of the past," Emerick said.
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WATCH: Survivor Ghost Island: Andrea Boehlke Interviews Castaways As much as it brings back the magical mystery twists, Ghost Island also enables the social aspects of the game, which — far beyond the big moves — are the best parts of Survivor.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon said on Sunday she would set out her plans for a fresh independence drive as soon as she sees what kind of Brexit deal Prime Minister Theresa May brings back from Brussels.
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Felix Thompson's debut feature brings back the immediacy and emotion of high school It's easy to forget how much a single terrific performance or a fresh directing perspective can enliven a film, and turn familiar ground into fresh new territory.
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This, of course, brings back dark and unsettling memories of 2015's "the dress" incident, in which the fabric of society was rended by a dress that, to some, looked white and gold and to others looked blue and black.
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There is likely to be even more support for a referendum if Johnson is unable to strike a deal in Brussels this week, but plans for a referendum on any deal the prime minister brings back is also growing support.
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Even the title of this volume gives a taste of Wright's method of blending vocabularies: the word "oblivion" boasts a provenance in Western philosophy and literature, while the sound of the banjo brings back the "tinkly hymns" of Wright's Southern childhood.
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Monday's violence in the country's most populous state of Uttar Pradesh, which killed two people, brings back to the national spotlight a trend of cow vigilantism by hardline Hindu groups ahead of a general election due in less than six months.
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The orchestra was led by Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the Met's next music director, and Elektra was sung by the dramatic soprano Christine Goerke, who will tackle Brünnhilde next season at the Met when the company brings back Wagner's "Ring" cycle.
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In April, FX will have its new prestige miniseries about Bob Fosse, CBS All Access brings The Twilight Zone back with new host Jordan Peele, and HBO brings back a little show you might have heard of called Game of Thrones.
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Whether or not Trump follows this draft executive order to its logical conclusion and brings back brutal interrogation techniques and black sites, it is worth remembering that most lawmakers and academics who have studied the issue believe torture does not work.
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Mention of the prosecutor's office immediately brings back memories that many residents of the block share, whether the recollections are of their own trial in the courthouse, or a series of court dates that involved a neighbor or a friend.
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Michael Gove, May's environment minister and a leading Brexiteer, told BBC radio: "I want to ensure that we get a solid vote, which I'm sure we will, when the prime minister brings back the treaty," adding lawmakers should rally behind May.
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"I hope that they come here and it brings back a lot of memories for them," Bowling said of visitors coming through whether its with friends or families together remembering the franchise they grew up with for more than 40 years.
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Seeing him come to Roman's defense like that also brings back the conversation from season one's, "Prague," when Roman reveals his father used to keep him in a dog cage because not all his kids were made to be leaders.
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In that way, Trump's racial appeals aren't just about riling up his base, but about advancing an agenda that cuts services to the poor and taxes for the rich, brings back "tough on crime" policies, and restricts access to the voting booth.
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Not only does the month bring two very different takes on familiar science fiction tropes, it also ushers in the return of some childhood favorites and a new Image Comics series that brings back one of the most important editors in comics history.
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Now, Incipio, one of the biggest case manufacturers in the world, is getting in on the game at CES 2017 with its new OX case, which brings back the ability to listen to music and charge your phone at the same time.
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Their sound is pure and fresh—a form of R&B and indie rock that brings back all our good memories from their set at Rock the Park 2016, one of the biggest live music platforms that conquered last year alongside Vive Latino.
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Mosegaard's view was echoed by analysts at Morningstar who said that while the DOJ's involvement "brings back memories of the forced liquidation of ABLV", it was "unlikely that a similar scenario will befall Danske" because the Estonian business under investigation had been closed.
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Izakaya Seki: If you've had a chance to visit Japan, or even if you've just been in an izakaya somewhere else in the world, you know that experience tends to stay nestled in your mind and brings back powerful (though foggy) memories.
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Necessity, Jo Walton The final installment of Jo Walton's philosophical trilogy that began with The Just City and The Philosopher Kings brings back her mind-blowing blend of science fiction and fantasy, picking up a generation after the events of the last installment.
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Fallout also brings back some familiar faces: terrorist/former IMF agent Solomon Lane (Sean Harris), who's been languishing in custody since Ethan put him away in Rogue Nation, and British agent Ilsa Faust (Rebecca Ferguson), who's got a complicated mission of her own.
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He and the backcourt mainstay Danny Green were traded by the Spurs to Toronto on Wednesday in a multiplayer deal that brings back an All-Star in DeMar DeRozan, a young center in Jakob Poeltl and a conditional first-round draft pick.
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And in its invocation of the past, the EP as a whole also brings back good memories for Zac—"so many friends helped out with it and performed on it, so it holds a special place in time for me," he says.
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" It brings back Woody (the lanky toy cowboy voiced Tom Hanks), Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen's spaceman) and Bo Peep (Annie Potts), and also introduces Forky, an insecure toy made out of a spork and voiced by Tony Hale, of "Veep" and "Arrested Development.
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"What that day meant to myself and Aaron, it brings back even more emotions now," Austin said Thursday in the clubhouse, after he was called up to the Yankees from Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to face the Mets at Citi Field.
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BRUSSELS, March 21 (Reuters) - The second anniversary of a militant attack in Belgium in which 32 people died brings back painful memories for Walter Benjamin, whose right leg was partially amputated because he was caught in a bomb blast at the airport.
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The film also brings back Chris Pine as Steve Trevor — fans will recall (spoiler!) that Trevor died at the end of the first film, but it seems that he's back from the dead and right in the middle of this new story.
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For Democrats, the scenario brings back bad memories of the 2000 election, when third-party presidential candidate Ralph Nader was widely blamed for taking votes away from Democratic candidate Al Gore, whose razor-thin loss in Florida handed the election to George W. Bush.
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Those who dislike the compromises that the government is being forced to make in Brussels—from ultra-Brexiteers, who fear a sell-out, to diehard Remainers, who hope for a second referendum—are threatening to vote against any deal that the government brings back.
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Largely credited as among the record responsible for ushering in the post-disco era, Hercules and Love Affair's S/T still brings back memories of hipstamatic photos taken on now shuttered NYC club dancefloors such as Greenpoint's Studio B and the West Village's Westway.
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"To see my pictures up on the wall and to drive up to this course, it brings back a lot of memories, and even though all tournaments are great, I would like to come back and win this one and defend my title," he added.
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How else are we to receive "The Huntsman: Winter's War," a gnarly, poorly attended sequel to a 2012 hit that brings back Charlize Theron and Chris Hemsworth, ropes in Jessica Chastain and poor Emily Blunt, and requires them to swing stuff at one another, joylessly.
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And if we then add back the U.S. surplus in "invisibles" and how much money the United States brings back from investments in China, the U.S.–China deficit shrinks from 2 percent of U.S. GDP to 0.8 percent, a report from Oxford Economics revealed.
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Judging by the trailer, the movie introduces a bunch of new characters and brings back a few familiar ones, the most important being Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), whom we last saw looking broken but alive, speeding off through the desert in … an El Camino.
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All 27 EU leaders would have to unanimously agree to such an extension (they might, they might not, they may set a different date, who knows) and Parliament will also have to approve the extension that Johnson, or some other prime minister, brings back.
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In the blog, the company flags a number of product changes it has made this year too, including a recent change it announced two weeks ago which brings back the chronological timeline (via a setting users can toggle) — and which it now says it has rolled out.
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Much of the record-setting had to do with the launch of the highly anticipated show, "Star Trek: Picard," which brings back fan-favorite Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard, now a retired Starfleet Admiral whose quiet life on his family's vineyard is about to be disrupted.
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The museum's annual program of 2718-millimeter prints, which have a larger image area than 126-millimeter prints and, consequently, a gasp-inducing level of detail, brings back some of the standards, including "24100: A Space Odyssey" (through Sunday) and "Lawrence of Arabia" (Thursday through Aug.
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Labour members of Parliament said they would push to attach an amendment to whatever agreement Prime Minister Boris Johnson brings back from Brussels, which would require him to let the British people vote on whether to accept his deal and leave the European Union — or stay put.
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For survivors like Williams who are still going to therapy to deal with the emotional and mental toll of the incident, the video brings back the distinct sounds of the gunshots ringing out and the fear she felt not knowing where the bullets were coming from.
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Mid-February offers the perfect chance to debate that not-at-all-vital question, because it brings back two shows that work the territory pretty well: "SuperMansion," Crackle's brilliant stop-motion superhero series, and "The Detour," TBS's binge-worthy sitcom from Jason Jones and Samantha Bee.
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One of the best rewatches in the Infinity Saga, the third installment in the Thor films brings back the characters of Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston, Idris Elba, Anthony Hopkins, and Mark Ruffalo, while introducing Tessa Thompson, Cate Blanchett, Karl Urban, and Jeff Goldblum to the MCU.
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This visit brings back old memories of when, following the Iranian revolution and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979, Saudi Arabia started giving Pakistan lots of money to fight the communists, bringing fortunes to a few people and a rabid and enduring sectarianism to the rest.
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Kristin Cavallari is fun as hell, don't get me wrong, and seeing her ripping shots and telling her hot and rich employees how to get their shit together certainly brings back fond memories of the way she terrorized Laguna Beach, but we are only here for one thing!
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I was going through the vault of all the images, and I literally remember everything and every image I see brings back memories of what we were doing, where we were, what she wore, what we talked about, just like silly things I think about in the past.
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Though details are still scarce, Khan's new retail company, called Verishop, said Monday in a post on Medium that it plans to launch an e-commerce platform for vetted brands that brings back to customers the "joy of discovering something new that you truly love" on the internet.
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" Like Proust, Yankee Candle is seeking to recapture moments that are sometimes buried deep within one's consciousness and "tell a story," like their balsam and clove candle which, Genson says, "instantly brings back you in the time of Christmas when you're opening all the presents under the Christmas tree.
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"Deadwood: The Movie" brings back most of the cast of the series, which includes Ian McShane as the hard-drinking saloon owner Al Swearengen and Timothy Olyphant as the darkly contemplative Sheriff Seth Bullock, but moves the action a decade later, with the town of Deadwood inching toward modernity.
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Jennifer Garner and Jimmy Fallon try to guess the unwelcome secret ingredient in their food Chunk The Groundhog is the most adorable garden bandit 'Are You Afraid of the Dark?' brings back your '90s nightmares in creepy trailer Regina King is a vigilante superhero in dramatic 'Watchmen' trailer
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But it's not just the super glam moments Swift brings back, she also pokes fun at herself by reviving her nerdy character from "You Belong With Me," recreating the homemade t-shirt she wears but this time inscribing it with the various names of her squad, including Selena, Gigi, and Lena.
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Three lounging ladies on a sun-soaked pier could be your three favorite aunties in their glamor days; a still of a pep rally brings back traumatic memories of faking fanaticism on game day; and a little boy stumbling through a hula-hoop might as well be a younger you.
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Lady Gaga performs "Til It Happens to You" Lady Gaga has been vocal about how performing "Til It Happens to You" — the song she co-wrote with Diane Warren for The Hunting Ground is still difficult for her, because it brings back memories of being raped when she was 19.
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But it also made a lot uneasy, because they recognize people like them securing banks and defense contractors and the people like Hacking Team providing offensives tools to law enforcement and military are essentially on the same side, and it brings back bad memories for them of ~el8, zf0, phc etc.
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This is the second season of "The Great British Baking Show: Holidays" that will be available for Netflix viewers in the US. Instead of the typically weekly competition with new contestants, this mini-season brings back fan favorites from older seasons and has them make a few holiday-themed desserts.
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A pirate in love with a harem girl; a prince in love with a woman-turned-swan: Two versions of romance are at the Met this week, as Ballet Theater wraps up its run of "Le Corsaire" (Friday and Saturday), and brings back another war horse, "Swan Lake" (opening Monday).
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The show, set 18 years after the events of the final "Star Trek: The Next Generation" movie, "Star Trek: Nemesis," not only capitalizes on Stewart's draw, it also brings back previous "Star Trek" actors including Brent Spiner (Data), Jeri Ryan (Seven of Nine), Marina Sirtis (Troi), and Jonathan Frakes (Riker).
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As Polygon's Julia Alexander noted, this trailer brings back some of the vibe that defined the first outstanding season for the series, teasing a weird mystery that's divided up into a couple of different time periods as a detective works to solve a case, with allusions that something supernatural may be going on.
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Labour's shadow Northern Ireland minister Lloyd Evans, said on Thursday — before the deal was announced — that the "best way through" was to "test public opinion" by holding a ballot which offers voters the choice to remain in the EU or to leave with a negotiated deal Boris Johnson brings back from Brussels.
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The Bobby Hotel, a boutique hotel newly opened in the heart of downtown, offers rooms designed around pieces found in cities around Europe, 24-hour room service, a fitness center, a rooftop bar and an original kind of branding: "Bobby" is the spirit of a traveler who brings back treasures from faraway lands.
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"When you strip away the detail, the choice before us was clear: this deal, which delivers on the vote of the referendum, which brings back control of our money laws and borders, ends free movement, protects jobs security and our Union; or leave with no deal; or no Brexit at all," she said.
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I left out BIOPSY, for obvious reasons, and GHOSTY seemed like it was missing an L. My favorite entry is BZZT- when I was growing up in Wisconsin they used to have big electrical bug zappers in the city park to control the mosquitoes in that area, so BZZT brings back childhood memories.
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The collection is pretty remarkable and brings back memories: there are a ton of games that I remember playing as a kid at my dad's workplace and at school, such as Dark Castle, Space Invaders, Lode Runner, and Microsoft Flight Simulator, as well as desktop programs such as MacWrite, MacPaint, and quite a few more.
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The Bride Test brings back a character introduced in The Kiss Quotient — Khai Diep, who is autistic and also a secret millionaire — but the real star of this romance is Esme, a Vietnamese woman whom Khai's mother invites to the US in hopes that she'll be able to win over her perpetually single son.
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It was going to focus on resurrection, the death rumor that circulated around the release of the last Bowie album The Next Day, and the King Kong stones required to spring back from that to drop a single called "Lazarus," after the dead man Jesus shockingly brings back to life in the Gospel of John.
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"(The seven sisters) effectively dominate deep water and liquefied natural gas (LNG) developments worldwide, leading to better cost of access, better management of the supply chain and better tax and regulatory terms and, overall, what that brings back is double-digit returns for big oil, something we haven't seen in a decade," he said.
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In news that brings back memories of when Washington and Hollywood combined forces to discuss how movies and TV should address the War on Terror following 9/11, it turns out Secretary of State John Kerry met with the heads of the major movie studios on Tuesday to brainstorm how to counter the ISIS narrative.
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This particular trip across brings back some of the show's minor characters, including the dog-slaughtering Dean as the man who gives the assassin his assignment, the Australian "Sheriff Kevin" as the head of the president's security detail and the recently dead (for the second time) David "voice of God" Burton as, of course, God.
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Looking at the decade&aposs biggest disappointments for the video game business brings back a list of unimpressive consoles, expensive peripherals, and forgotten trends, but looking back at these failures also sheds light on where the industry might be headed in the next few years, and which companies were simply ahead of their time.
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Season three — which Netflix released in full on May 20 — brings back plenty of Kimmy's past guest stars, like Jon Hamm as Kimmy's kidnapper, Josh Charles as a douchebag Washington Redskins heir, series co-creator Tina Fey as Kimmy's alcoholic therapist, and Anna Camp as Deirdre Robespierre, a power bitch New York mom (and my personal queen and savior).
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Meticulously compiled from hours of never-before-seen footage and uncatalogued audio, the documentary brings the viewer right back to the heady days of July 1969, when putting a man on the moon still felt like, well, a moonshot, and by doing so brings back some of the awe and wonder that this brilliant accomplishment still deserves.
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For the baby boom generation, the string of events brings back painful memories of the Saturday Night Massacre of 1973 when Attorney General Elliot Richardson and Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus refused to carry out President Richard Nixon's orders to fire special prosecutor Archibald Cox who was investigating the Watergate scandal that ultimately forced Nixon from office.
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And they are almost always issues of the economy, issues of how to make our middle classes successful, how to bring the people who entrusted us with the responsibility of building an economy that actually includes everyone, and that brings back people who feel they were left out of it, and we find common ground on those challenges.
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It's so well-known that it remains a cultural reference point even today, more than a century after Swann's Way was published: To say that something is your "madeleine" is shorthand for any sensory experience that brings back a flood of childhood memories (even though mounting evidence suggests that Proust's version may have just been soggy toast).
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Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, and Lana Del Rey pair their wings with weapons and wine in 'Don't Call Me Angel' video Stephen Colbert gleefully mocks the Democratic candidates after their third debate Watch James Corden's beautifully honest response to Bill Maher's pro-fat shaming take 'Are You Afraid of the Dark?' brings back your '90s nightmares in creepy trailer
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The movie also brings back Mikael Blomkvist (Sverrir Gudnason, hereby dubbed Icelandic-Swedish Tom Hiddleston), the journalist played by Daniel Craig in the previous iteration, to whom Lisbeth turns when she discovers that some nefarious people from her past are also after FireFall: a crime ring known as "The Spiders," led by — of all people — Lisbeth's long-lost sister Camilla (Sylvia Hoeks).
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And when I bite into an original recipe Necco conversation heart for the first time each year, releasing the familiar crunch that's impossible to replicate, it brings back the comfort of childhood memories: anxiously awaiting the arrival of my favorite candy in grocery stores and anticipating the outsized amount of sugar I'd have access to at the Valentine's Day celebrations in elementary school.
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The question for Deschamps is whether he sticks to the more attacking 4-2-3-1 that might threaten Portugal's full-backs while giving William Carvalho (assuming he returns after suspension) a direct opponent to deal with, or whether he brings back N'Golo Kante in a 4-3-3 that would ensure France aren't overwhelmed in the centre of midfield.
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Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, and Lana Del Rey pair their wings with weapons and wine in 'Don't Call Me Angel' video 'Are You Afraid of the Dark?' brings back your '90s nightmares in creepy trailer 'Modern Love' trailer stars Anne Hathaway, Tina Fey and more of your faves Let Ikea's livestream lull you to sleep with oddly comforting product names
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Season 2 mercifully breaks ranks as it brings back Clémence Poésy as the French detective Elise Wasserman and Stephen Dillane as her British counterpart, Karl Roebuck, to investigate the abduction of a French couple from their car on the Eurotunnel Shuttle below and a plane crash into the Channel above, with plenty of clues to sift through, but no survivors.
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One way it does so is through the MacArthur Amendment, which allows states to obtain three waivers: It allows older Americans to be charged more than 5 times what younger Americans pay, it brings back higher premiums for people with pre-existing conditions if their coverage lapses, and it lets insurers opt-out of essential health benefits, which include things like emergency services and maternity care.
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It brings back a little of the Scooby camaraderie that made the early seasons so fun: There's Willow and Xander sweetly teasing Buffy about how Principal Wood is way too young to be her type, and Anya struggling fruitlessly for someone to talk to about how jealous she is of Xander's date with Special Guest Star Ashanti — who, as stunt-casted celebrities goes, does not embarrass herself.
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It's time for Parts 3 and 4 in this new iteration of David Lynch and Mark Frost's series, which brings back F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan), trapped in a red-curtained netherworld, as well as his evil doppelgänger (also Mr. MacLachlan), and introduces a glass box, surrounding a window in New York City, constantly kept watch over in case something comes through.
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Editor: Peter Cooney + 1 202 19673 8310 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 65 6870 3595 (All times GMT/ET) Britain's May brings back foe, aiming to unite party before Brexit LONDON - Prime Minister Theresa May reappoints most of her ministers but brings a Brexit campaigner and party rival into government to try to unite her Conservatives after a disastrous election sapped her authority, days before Brexit talks begin.
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In November, according to The Financial Times, the White House even briefly discussed the idea of imposing a total ban on Chinese students — a radical option that inevitably brings back memories of the Chinese Exclusion Act, which kept out most Chinese for nearly 60 years before the outbreak of World War II. As a practical matter, the tightening of American visa restrictions hits students harder than dark grumblings.
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Beasts' CGI menagerie tends to look a bit cheap and garish, but at its best — as with a golden, six-winged thunderbird that becomes the movie's most majestic element, or in a show-offy speakeasy sequence that feels like a lost sidebar from Who Framed Roger Rabbit — the film brings back the anything-can-happen fantasy element and the sense of scope and surprise that initially made the Harry Potter stories compelling.
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