And the time has come round again for some experiment.
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For the debate will then come round again at the end of June.
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There's no linear plot; most of the motifs come round again and again, as if on a carrousel.
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It was the only double-figure palindromic date and will not come round again for 210 years, in 219.
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It was just Great Society liberalism come 'round again, saner than Trumpism but (to your ears) ideologically similar at bottom.
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It seemed to take ages for the cabin crew to come round again offering drinks, and I was gasping by the time I finally got some water.
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While some companies have updated their policies since 2014, most have waited for the triennial vote to come round again and are therefore planning to do so this year.
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History has come 'round again, and leaders and their citizens likely will have to be reminded of the high costs of conflict before realizing how costly the sacrifice of alliances and stabilizing security deals will be.
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Letter of Recommendation Now that the World Cup in Russia is more than half over and the prospect of waiting another four years for the tournament to come round again is stretching out ahead of me like a Siberian steppe, I have begun to feel pre-emptive nostalgia for the games that remain.
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Johnstone, meets Edward, the other twin, by chance, and after learning they share the same birthday, the two boys make a pact to become blood brothers, with Mickey calling Edward "Eddie". Mrs. Johnstone finds them and sends Eddie away, telling him not to come round again or else the "Bogey-man" will get him. Later in the day, Mickey goes to Eddie's house, but Mrs. Lyons throws him out when she comes to the realization that he is Edward's separated twin.
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The English are easy to be governed, and they love it; but it > must be as freemen and not as slaves.' He opposed the hereditary principle: > 'I am against hereditary lordship, for the reason why his Highness refused > king; because he knew not what he that came after him should be, a wise man > or a fool. I see plainly here is a great inclination to come round again. It > is to bring in old Lords by degrees, and then, consequently, one whom I hope > my eyes shall never live to see here.
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425 Writing in her journal on the day of Alice's death, Queen Victoria referred to the recent sufferings of the family: "This terrible day come round again!" Shocked by grief, she wrote to her daughter Princess Victoria: "My precious child, who stood by me and upheld me seventeen years ago on the same day taken, and by such an awful and fearful disease...She had darling Papa's nature, and much of his self-sacrificing character and fearless and entire devotion to duty!" The animosity that Victoria had towards Alice seemed no longer present.Packard, p.
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Black Snow () is a 1990 Chinese drama film directed by Xie Fei. It was written and adapted from a novel by Liu Heng. It was entered into the 40th Berlin International Film Festival, where it won the Silver Bear for an outstanding single achievement. Although the English film title follows the original name of the novel,Liu Heng 刘恒 菊豆 ; 秋菊打官司 ; 本命年 ; 大路朝天 : 刘恒影视作品集: Liu Heng Film Novels Collection 1993 Page 58 "根据作者的小说《黑的雪》改编,是作者电影剧本的处女作,剧本原题同小说;影片定名为《本命年》,谢飞导演,姜文、程琳主演;曾获 1990 年第十三届大众电影百花奖最佳故事片奖, 1990 年第四十届西柏林国际电影节银熊奖。 " the Chinese film title 本命年 běnmìngnián means the year when someone is aged 12, 24, 36, and so on when the Twelve Terrestrial Branches come round again.
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