Refresh my memory — what does Lymphatic system do again?
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Oh god – what kind of music does he do again?
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And that which they have done, they can do again.
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But there was one thing she would never do again.
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She enumerated some ordinary things they will never do again.
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Won't be able to do again in number of years.
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It's going to be exciting to see what they do again.
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I don't think there is anything here I could do again.
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And which I'll do again in the future, let's be real.
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Is this sort of model something you want to do again?
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Should you do again I will report to the appropriate authorities.
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Now, we did some things that probably I wouldn't do again.
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What they do, again, serves a very distinct purpose in our nation.
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One thing I won't ever do again is build a snow dalek.
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"I don't know if it's something I'll ever do again," she said.
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Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott are ready to say, "I do" – again!
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It was interesting as an experiment, but not anything I'll do again.
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That is something we will not ever allow him to do again.
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I'd rate the experience 12/10, but I would not do again.
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It's something that I would do again, and I didn't appreciate it then.
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It's a fun and frustrating night that I wouldn't do again with strangers.
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"It's something we're never going to be asked to do again," Marty said.
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber are getting ready to say "I do" again!
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Ms. Wood did what she never imagined she would need to do again.
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"I love working with Martin, and we definitely would do again," Abbington, 42, says.
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I stopped and stared silently, knowing it was something I couldn't do again. Ever.
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"What I didn't want to do again was make a game," he tells me.
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And if I had it to do again, I'd do it in an instant.
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You know, that is also like one -- don&apost want to do again list.
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Before the pair says 'I do' – again – here's everything you need to know. 1.
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About what he did and what he hopes to be able to do again.
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I don&apost think it&aposs something that I&aposll never do again, though.
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If I had it to do again, I would put windows on the buildings.
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Sounds like Kim and Kroy didn't say 'I do' again to rekindle lost passion.
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Swiping a credit card was something Ian Burkhart, 24, never thought he would do again.
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It's honestly something I would love to do again… just maybe in some warmer water!
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I'm glad we tried it, but I don't think it's something we'd ever do again.
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"It was so much fun and definitely something I want to do again," she said.
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TIMPF: Well, if I was her friend, I would probably tell her not to do again.
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We did it once and loved doing it, but that might be hard to do again.
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"The short answer is this: If I had it to do again, I wouldn't," Clinton writes.
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"The short answer is this: If I had it to do again, I wouldn't," she said.
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Jean-Paul fought and won, something he said he and Martine would do again for Idorsia.
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There's things that I've done and said that I would never do again to anyone, any person . . .
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"I was an athlete before this accident and it's something I'll never do again," she tells PEOPLE.
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"We said, we do, again, 10 years later 💞💍 #happyanniversarymylove," Heming wrote on Instagram March 21.
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It was a process that, after I did it, I kind of vowed not to do again.
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I have a couple of things in development, but that's definitely something I want to do again.
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And I remember that this is what I would do (have done, will likely do again) myself.
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She repeated the names of each of the victims and the things they would never do again.
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And you may very soon talk yourself into doing the things you swore you'd never do again.
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Bieber and Baldwin will be saying "I do" again in Palmetto Bluff, a source recently told PEOPLE.
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Some of the grunge, let's-go-back-to-the-'90s stuff I didn't want to re-do again.
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It has not been asked of all households, as Trump is currently pressing to do again, since 22017.
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What you can do: Again, examples are perhaps the best way of understanding what Workflow is all about.
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"If I had it to do again, I wouldn't," Clinton said of her decision to keep Strider on.
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I'm one and a half year into astrophotography now and this is a mistake I won't do again!
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"We both always knew that it would be a thing that we would do again," Dylan told Interview.
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These make fun of stuff like applying for grants, which is something I hope to never do again.
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"Once you harvest corn at 275 or 270 bushels, it's something you want to do again," he said.
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And you may very soon talk yourself into doing the things you swore you&aposd never do again.
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Take stock of what you enjoyed most — and definitely pay attention to what you hope never to do again.
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I was on a very steep learning curve, and it was something I probably don't want to do again.
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The decision worked and Vigneault said was something he may have to do again at times during the season.
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We have risen to such challenges as a nation before and I am sure we will so do again.
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But what he cannot do again is play quite as poignant a role, in his life or in ours.
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I WOULD TAKE THE PLEDGE AND THIS IS WHAT I WOULD DO. AGAIN YOU HAVE A LOT OF PRESSURE.
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We were taking interviews in the studio and stuff and doing things that I would never, ever do again.
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Portland Metropolitan braced for a year of Rebuilding Basketball, as they had done before and would, inevitably, do again.
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The teens had left the garage door open, something they said they won't ever do again in bear country.
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I embraced it and it was a good process but I'm not sure it's something I'd want to do again.
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Meet the $100 hamburger, a rite-of-passage among pilots and aviation enthusiasts, and something he says he'd do again.
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But we both got to do something so epic and so amazing that we will never get to do again.
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FR: It's definitely not easy, but it's something that we have to do again for the benefit of the company.
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I was the 'enfant terrible,' the 'wunderkind,' and that allows a form of behavior I don't want to do again.
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Gonzalez began her speech by calling the names of each of the victims and things they would never do again.
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" She reiterated her use of private email was "a mistake" and "certainly not anything that I ever would do again.
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Star Emma Roberts is sporting the prima donna's signature 'do again for season 2 of the show, which is currently filming.
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All in all, the Mother of Dragon pedicure wasn't a life-shifting experience — but it was definitely something I'd do again.
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That was when she first left the Blue House, which she will have to do again, perhaps sooner than she expected.
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"[Cole and I] both always knew that [acting] would be a thing that we would do again," Sprouse told the outlet.
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I don't think I'll ever approach anything I do again without all the things I've learned from putting this book together.
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But that's basically what Zuckerberg has done over the past few weeks and what he will do again when he faces lawmakers.
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It's something I'm really proud of that Texas did, probably something that Texas wouldn't do again today if it had the chance.
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That hasn't stopped Trump from making voter fraud allegations and warning about it, as he did in 2018, and will surely do again.
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But there wasn't anything—besides a single demo, which I'll get to in a second—that I'd feel compelled to ever do again.
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That would also give the BNP a reason not to boycott the election, as it did last time and threatens to do again.
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Although Klum and Kaulitz legally got married in February, the couple said "I do" again in a lavish star-studded wedding on Saturday.
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Bad work experiences are instructive: (A) what I shouldn't do again; (B) how things are done wrong and how I can do better.
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Which, given that they are all so big now that they have no reason to answer to anyone, they totally could do again.
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As a passenger, everything is literally a blur, but it's one of those things that you just want to do again and again.
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Over a month later, the couple reportedly said "I do" again in front of their friends and family in the South of France.
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It was a fun experience, and one I'd love to do again if I can nail down a theme that actually pans out!
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After spending nearly 17 hours on a flight, I can safely say that it&aposs not something I ever want to do again.
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"Though we should have thought about it, we made remarks that hurt many people, something we will never do again," Ai Murakami wrote.
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But perhaps the most emotional moment came when Emma Gonzalez began listing the things her dead classmates from Stoneman Douglas would never do again.
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He has conceded that his attempt to add color to his account, by sizing up Trump's appearance, was something he might not do again.
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So, it's been about a week since my vampire facial, and I would say that, overall, it was definitely something I would do again.
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If I want to shoot backwards at 500 mph I'll ride Mr. Freeze at Six Flags (something else I've vowed to never do again).
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Both sides claim to have won the vote, and are encouraging supporters to ensure they do again, setting the scene for a potential confrontation.
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Don't think anyone of us will be back to that place, and trying to do again next year at Split Rock would be a mistake.
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She also talked about dating fellow YouTuber Jake Paul, and how having a relationship in the spotlight is something she would probably never do again.
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Las Vegas with my old coworkers sounded fun, but I'd been enough times in college to know it's not something I need to do again.
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Although I'm skeptical about its myriad purported health benefits, it was a soothing experience that I'd do again and again if I had the cash.
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"Everything the everyday tourist would be looking to do, they can do again," said Laura Wattles, a spokeswoman for the Yosemite Mariposa County Tourism Bureau.
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Op-Ed Contributor On Thursday, 110 days into his term, President Trump did something I thought he could never do again: He made me laugh.
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Midway through the conversation, the women were asked to name something they'd never do again — and Pinnock accidentally revealed a lot more than she intended to.
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The company laid off 2000 percent of its workforce in January 2400 — a move Musk said in 2000 he hoped to never have to do again.
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Tahiti might be the place you're supposed to want to go after a press tour, but that's just the manual telling you what to do again.
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I don't know how much they knew they were a part of the movie … It was a big mess and it's not something I would do again.
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"You know, you never say never, but I often say it's just not what I think I need to do again based on my past," says Jenner.
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"It's something that I've always got to look back on, something that I hope I never do again," Fleetwood said Friday when reminded of his 2015 result.
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"Having the gallery space, just the physicality involved in moving stuff and hanging art, was hard enough, and something I would rather not do again," Ms. Williamson said.
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It will be remembered, as the smoke clears, as something that worked far better than critics thought it would, but something you'd never, ever want to do again.
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It will be remembered, as the smoke clears, as something that worked far better than critics thought it would, but something you'd never, ever want to do again.
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If I didn't respond, it would say in an unsettling robotic voice, "Sorry, what did you want me to do again?" and display four options: Text, Call, Play, Navigate.
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"We did it for a moment in time, and it was amazing," Mr. Carbone said, "but it taught us a lot about what we never want to do again."
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"My husband was gonna sell the car, and I tried to talk him out of it because it seemed like such an irresponsible thing to do, again," Price says.
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"Last year, we sort of threaded the needle and didn't feel that that was going to be possible to do again," Alderson said at a Citi Field news conference.
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"That's exactly what he did at the CIA, and that's exactly what he tried to do again from prison, repeating that same pattern of anger, escalation, retaliation and lies."
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As for his campaign, Mr. de Blasio said that if he had it to do again, there was only one thing he would do differently: Enter the race sooner.
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As for his campaign, Mr. de Blasio said that if he had it to do again, there was only one thing he would do differently: Enter the race sooner.
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Chicago Cubs pitcher Yu Darvish pulled off an achievement on Monday night he may never do again in his career: he hit three separate people with a single pitch. Behold.
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So from the seller's point of view, what we're able to do, again, is introduce them to a global audience of the best buyers, both consumers and also interior designers.
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WWE superstar Rusev wasn't picture perfect with a black eye ... but that didn't stop him and Lana from saying "I do" again -- this time in Rusev's home country of Bulgaria.
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Participants told Insider that the Six Flags couples coffin challenge brought them closer to their partner and that overall it was an enjoyable experience that they probably would do again.
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Something we have to do again in small town and rural America, in neighborhoods that of been left behind to our cities, in Indian country, and, yes, in coal country.
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The fan, Joseph MacRae, has also rented planes that flew banners over the stadium on game day, something he plans to do again on Saturday before the Rams-Falcons game.
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Mr. Rubio said the episode — in which he ridiculed the real estate developer as small-handed, orange-faced and wimpy — upset his children and was something he would not do again.
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From the sights to the friendships and the experience of riding an endangered mode of travel, I saw it as an amazing trip and one I wouldn't hesitate to do again.
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"Takei said the experience is something he'd love to do again and is even planning on using one of the flight photos in his Christmas card," Zero-G said in a statement.
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"Tim, Steve and I have laughed and cried together (Ok Steve didn't cry) when I had major breakthroughs doing things I thought I would never be able to do again," she said.
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As I stood from my towel, I was surprised at how quickly I had become acclimatized to the setting and wondered if participating in a naturist event was something I'd do again.
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No word just yet on when the wedding(s) will be, but I will be fully sobbing when these two say "I do" again — just like I was the first time around.
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At the most basic level, the advent of online check deposits has made it so that I don't need to go into a bank, which I'll be happy to never do again.
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The one-time convicted felon -- who was later acquitted of murder -- said "I do" again Saturday to hubby Christopher Robinson at a wedding with friends and loved ones out in Washington State.
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South Korea is wealthy, and should increase its share of the cost of American troops, as it has every five years for decades and would most likely do again in normal negotiations.
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" He said he has no remorse for posting the video, arguing "We posted 9 seconds of sexual activity," not a full sex tape, and that "it is a story that we would do again.
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Luckily for Zee — whose second child on the way is another son — the parenting moment she would relive if she could is one she's going to have the chance to do again very soon.
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This was classic Musk form—and something we saw him do again one month later, when he claimed to have gotten "verbal" government approval for a Washington, DC to New York City hyperloop line.
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Arya, blind and begging for change on the streets, begins her training with The Waif, during which she's knocked down but gets up again, which she will have to do again the next day.
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The left often cites originalism as a bad principle but ignores one of the key points of originalism, which is the ability to amend, as we have done before and may likely do again.
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Coke actually re-aired an ad it first ran in 2014, featuring "America the Beautiful" being sung in multiple languages — an ad that stoked conservative ire back then, as it will likely do again now.
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I can hold her for long periods of time, walk up the steps with her, and put her carseat in the car —all of the things that I never thought I'd be able to do again.
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In the most recent round of cuts, agreed in November and December 2016, Saudi Arabia and the GCC are again shouldering the biggest share, despite spending months insisting this is what they would not do again.
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There was all this stuff I was trying to take care of at once and I worked so hard at it out of the fear I would never be able to do what I do again.
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That they just didn't put the rules in place, or the tools in place, or things like that, and I do ... Again, I get that it's a massive problem, so what are the solutions to this?
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We do, again, from a point, we've set it up in such a way that the control is really within your hands, that you can own who you want to share it with and who you don't.
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I have bits that I love about that game, bits that I can't wait to do again every time I play—the potions class, the card collecting, the final test before you get to the Philosopher's Stone.
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Now, as income inequality is again at its height, let's remember on this Labor Day what a strong labor movement has done — and can do again — to help workers, our communities, economy and democracy grow and thrive.
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Altman and Fellowes have fun with the rigidity of the British class system and the arcane rituals of service — just as Fellowes would do again a decade later with the creation of hit TV series Downton Abbey.
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Texas Monthly magazine reported Monday that Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES) brought the "Abolish ICEbox" to the festival on March 8 and 85033, and will do again this coming Friday and Saturday.
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"It's something that they've done in the past and something I anticipate they're going to do again tomorrow," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Thursday, confirming speculation about a major bash in the works for Friday night.
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Your time spent clocking in long hours in the summer heat probably shaped your perception of what the working world is like, even if it's just figuring out what kinds of work you never want to do again.
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As she once told the right-wing Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, in a rebuke of his harsh stance against refugees, "I lived behind a fence long enough,'' adding: "It is not something I wish to do again.
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January 30 Trump delivers first State of the Union speech Rosenstein asked for Trump to reconsider releasing Nunes memo, Washington Post reports Clinton on not firing faith adviser: 'If I had it to do again, I wouldn't' SOTU!
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At that point, she was training regularly in tae kwon do and following a strict diet — 80 percent raw foods and limited complex carbs and meat — which she plans to do again now that her schedule has slowed down.
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"It was definitely a tumultuous experience ... It was also something that I won't to do again but I am really proud of the result," Matt Goss told Reuters of the documentary at the BFI London Film Festival on Wednesday.
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It's the only time we have gotten to do that song, and I can say now that I can't see myself ever feeling like it would be right to do again unless Gord is beside me to do his part.
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Witness James Agee's savage reportage in "Havana Cruise," published in Fortune in 1937, for example, or Katherine Anne Porter's novel "Ship of Fools" (1962), or the title essay in David Foster Wallace's "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again" (1997).
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Like Biden has in the past and surely would do again, Klobuchar's reaching out to an important swath of the overall electorate in competitive states like Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, but also to a much smaller percentage of the Democratic primary electorate.
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Bieber and Baldwin will be surrounded by friends and family as they say "I do" again, and have booked the Montage Palmetto Bluff Bluff — a luxury resort within the Palmetto Bluff community — for the wedding, an insider previously told PEOPLE.
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We had played a show at the top of a mountain, Mount Baldy, which we're going to do again, and it's right outside of LA. We were there and talking about how it would be cool to plan a tour of national parks.
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If back in the relative innocence of the 1980s The Handmaid's Tale made readers shiver over what the patriarchy has already wrought and could do again in our future, The Testaments reminds us of the power of truth in the face of evil.
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In many ways, through this memoir, Mr. Oz perfected what he had tried to do again and again in his fiction — to capture the coming together of the personal and the political, with neither of the two elements suffering from the collision.
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And so the North, rather than committing to a legally binding (and potentially destabilizing) peace treaty, is likely to do again what it has gotten away with in previous meetings with the South: dangle aspirational goals in jointly signed, but totally unenforceable, official statements.
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Although the 22-year-old has played with temporary pink hair dye before (which she told Refinery29 she'll never do again), on any given day you'll catch Bieber rocking the creamy shade of blonde created by her go-to colorist and Redken brand ambassador, Ryan Pearl.
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"This is something that we can do again, whether it be refugee boat people from Vietnam, people that have been knocked out of their homes by a hurricane, absolutely it's appropriate to provide logistical support however it's needed," Mattis said of his department's role in the effort.
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If the Islamic State falls — that is, if the territory it holds is recaptured — its leaders and local fighters can shave their beards and continue their armed struggle underground, as they did for many years in Iraq, and as most military analysts suspect they will do again.
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I would love to do — again I don't think of the end product like, "Oh, I have to do a period piece, or I have to do a drama" — but I would love to do a period piece, and I would love to do a drama.
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I don't know what the experience would be like with more people around, but with the crowds relatively sparse midweek, a trip to the Tower of London was a lot of fun — and is definitely something I'd do again with friends and family who come to visit.
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While performing with a python may be out of the question ever since that time a snake bit one of Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda" dancers, there are plenty of equally badass things Britney could incorporate from her past performances, and plenty of things she should definitely never ever do again.
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" –Matthew Jussim "Don't be afraid of getting older; whatever you didn't do in your 20s you will get a chance to do again in your 40s (it's called midlife crisis, and it's a lot of fun!)" –Mike Harney "For me, being 25 today means I'm still finding my feet.
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"If you can find ways to bring costs down, best thing to do, again, talk about reinsurance, work on high risk pools, and give states more flexibility in how you design insurance coverage, giving them power to run their own markets, hold them accountable for outcomes," Howard said.
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Read more: Starbucks is launching a Unicorn Frappuccino-style beverage called the Tie-Dye Frappuccino on Wednesday"It looks like it's going to be the Unicorn Frappuccino all over again, which the company said they wouldn't do again because of partner feedback," one Starbucks employee told Business Insider.
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" On Tuesday, a few days after the publication of this story, in about a 1,500-word Facebook post, Clinton wrote of her decision in 2007, "If I had it to do again, I wouldn't," adding, "I did this because I didn't think firing him was the best solution to the problem.
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Saying 'I do' -- again and again Lots of folks get married or renew their vows in Las Vegas, but the quickie wedding chapels on the Strip rarely see this: vow renewals with the happy couple's 13 kids in tow; the boys in identical suits and the girls in matching outfits.
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"Four years ago I worked at the White House for the president of the United States," Omarosa told viewers during her opening vignette, alluding to a series of controversial jobs she held in the Clinton White House and exaggerating the weight of her political experience, as she would do again 14 years later.
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He has bent over backwards to treat him as one of the most important players on the world stage, to the exclusion of many allies at the G20, he has refused to take a firm stand about what his own intelligence officials say Russia did in 2016 and is planning to do again.
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US-USA-SHUTDOWN As U.S. government reopens, lawmakers say shutdowns don't work WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As the U.S. government moved to reopen after a 35-day partial shutdown, some lawmakers on Sunday criticized using the closure of federal agencies as a tool in policy disputes, which President Donald Trump has threatened to do again.
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But so we found out we weren't going forward, we had nothing to do, so when they came to me I was like, "Well, we have nothing else going on right now, we could be developing things, but might as well do ..." Again: Premise, cast and that pilot, yeah, we'll take it on.
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Only one time has he done it all at once, in 20003 hours straight — at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn in October 22000, just a month before Donald Trump's election — which he vows never to do again, not only because it's so difficult but because knowing that it would happen only once made it sacred.
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At midnight last night, legal highs became illegal in the UK. Despite the fact it's been shown time and time again that politicians simply sticking their fingers in their ears and shouting "make it go away" does absolutely nothing to reduce drug use or drug harms, it's exactly what the British government has decided to do. Again.
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She worked for farmers, for winemakers, for small businesses and manufacturers, for upstate cities in rural areas who needed more ideas and more new investment to create good jobs, something we have to do again in small-town and rural America, in neighborhoods that have been left behind in our cities and Indian country and, yes, in coal country.
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I am trying to summon up my arguments in support of the mass-market luxury cruise, and against the snarky subgenre of travel writing about mass-market luxury cruises, a snarkiness best exemplified by David Foster Wallace's classic 1997 essay "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again," piece that is hilarious and insightful and brilliant.
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You start to see that you really do ... Again, it's not going to cause lung cancer, but you do see that there are, that some of these characteristics, if you start paying attention to your own body and the feelings that you get when you're not near your phone, you'll start to really pick up on stuff.
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"What I'm looking at, and what I will focus on and try to do again — as we did in 1985 — is look at where are the opportunities from a technological point of view, and look at where are the opportunities from a geographic point of view and put the two together," he said, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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Here's the list: "Catch-22," by Joseph Heller (20063) "Beloved," by Toni Morrison (1987) "His Dark Materials" Trilogy, by Philip Pullman (1995-2000) "White Teeth," by Zadie Smith (2000) "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao," by Junot Díaz (2007) "The Fire Next Time," by James Baldwin (1963) "Slouching Towards Bethlehem," by Joan Didion (1968) "The Power Broker," by Robert Caro (1975) "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again," by David Foster Wallace (1997) "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius," by Dave Eggers (2000) "Persepolis," by Marjane Satrapi (2003) "Fun Home," by Alison Bechdel (2006) Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — What books do you think every teenager should read?
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