I finished it in 2016 when I was playing again.
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He said, "I'm just so excited to be playing again."
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But by February, back spasms caused him to stop playing again.
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Then, once an independent neurological consultant approves: full recovery, clearance, playing again.
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Once she started playing again, she no longer wanted to be alone.
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Since I'll be playing again soon, I need a stick and goggles.
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But these are levels I can easily see myself playing again and again.
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"I enjoy just playing again after what I've been through," Woods, 42, said.
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A bunch of the people I used to play with are playing again.
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"It's priceless to be playing again in a Champion League final," Marcelo said.
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" He added: "I tell them: 'You're one injury away from never playing again.
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Still one of the best games of all time, and always worth playing again.
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Random facts being repeated over and over, the same clips playing again and agin?
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The 216-year-old veteran said he hasn't given up hope of playing again.
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It has been great atmosphere overall since I've come back and started playing again.
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He is playing again and scoring again after resuscitating his career at age 214.
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I am excited to be playing again here, in a tournament that I really love.
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Now playing again, he, too, defies his height, as a rare 6-10 point guard.
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It held on to the Tiger Woods card until it would be worth playing again.
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"Are you playing again?" she asked, and, when Phoebe didn't answer, she was sure of it.
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Darren took some convincing, but once we started playing again, it was like we never stopped.
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I hate the game with my life and I will be playing again at 9 p.m.
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While Butt and Asif are playing again, for now it is on the fringes of the sport.
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With a lot of effort and hard work I am going to be back playing again soon.
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"When you have more dopamine, it rewards that behavior and provides motivation for playing again," Miller said.
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"Volleyball's my rock," Rennie told her doctors, who assured her that her chances of playing again were strong.
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So this year's renaissance — he is playing again at the United States Open underway in Pebble Beach, Calif.
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Aside from that, I've been working on music I feel good about as "IZM" and plan on playing again.
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The next morning he was playing again and then, all of a sudden, it's dark and scary and Nazified.
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"I don't expect that he's going to need a ton of games once he starts playing again," Ausmus said.
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They sense the touch of skin, but don't have to be in the same person's ear to start playing again.
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And, you know, that's — you know, still is one of the tougher things that they're both excited I'm playing again.
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You never know what can happen in the future, but playing again with those long pants is not going to happen.
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Harbor himself told Twitter last night that he's all better — after a "tough rehab" — and he'll be playing again come September.
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It's only when you begin playing again, prompting the perspective to shift from 2B to 9S, that everything begins to unravel.
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"We've got lots of games against a lot of good teams coming up when we start back playing again," Saban said.
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He has smiled in defeat, saying he was grateful just to be playing again after four back operations in three years.
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Read up on your sport so that when your team starts playing again, you'll have even greater insight into the game.
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Well, now Ezekiel Elliott — whose suspension by the N.F.L. has run into a dizzying series of court rulings — is playing again.
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"As soon as we got home from the hospital, he started playing again and it seems like it soothes her every time."
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If you decide you want to start playing again on your primary console, this will pause the game on your secondary console.
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In the Netherlands, forward Rubio Rubin is playing again for Utrecht after a long-term injury cost him most of last season.
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"It feels good to be back out here playing again and competing and trying to beat the best players in the world."
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But really, it's not the new features or upgrades that make these games worth playing again — the shift in platform is change enough.
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However, reports earlier this month claimed an infection had led to Smith needing further surgeries and could jeopardize his chances of playing again.
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As usual, I plugged in my iPhone, but before my wife could shout "No not that song again!" that song started playing… again.
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Then I'd go to school, post on my clan's Zero Hour forums from the computer lab, and start playing again when I got home.
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Steve and Misti were a little hesitant about Ben playing again; however, a neurosurgeon cleared him to return for his sophomore season last year.
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By choosing a clear military reference with the present for Trump, Macron is playing again to the U.S. president's admiration for the armed forces.
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A little less than eight months in, he said, his leg was feeling stable enough to begin playing again—and not just shooting around.
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But the HQ refractory period — six to 18 hours — is just long enough to relax you into a state of optimism about playing again.
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"I'm just happy to be back playing again, competing, grinding out there and working my way up the leader board," Woods said last week.
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The Louisville Orchestra is playing again with a charismatic young conductor, Teddy Abrams, but its forces have been reduced to 0003 musicians from 71.
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He started playing again on May 6 and the Red Sox had hoped he was close to being able to return to the majors.
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Her surgeon, Radek Kebrele, originally said in a press release that her chances of playing again were "very low" for "multiple reasons," according to CNN.
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Simply remove one of the Pods, and your entertainment will pause itself (and start playing again as soon as you return it to your ear).
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When it's time to start playing again, the camera tracks in on whomever you're going to control until you're seeing the world in first-person again.
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How can an entire genre be made up of playing, again and again, variants of show tunes that were mostly composed in the 1930s and 1940s?
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At first, his teammates made a point of fussing over him, welcoming him back, asking how long it would be until he would be playing again.
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"I couldn't take the smile off my face because I was so excited to be out there playing again," said Nimmo, who suffered several injuries last season.
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Even something called a nondisplaced first costal cartilage fracture, which will prevent the reserve forward Kevon Looney from playing again in the series against the Toronto Raptors.
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She takes over a national team in transition as Tamika Catchings, a four-time Olympian, has retired and some key players have not committed to playing again.
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The segment was playing again, it'd been playing all day, wiping that scandal clean out of the cycle, and this was the part where the chyron flashed.
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By then he'd begun playing again regularly and saw that some of the people who would have once made fun of D&D were suddenly curious about it.
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But this wrestling game is worth playing again if only for the reason you could "accidentally" knock out the referees and do whatever you wanted to your opponent.
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There, the singer found out his pup was dealing with an allergic reaction, and got Wookie getting the meds he needed to stop itching and start playing again.
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Playing again without Big 173 preseason Player of the Year Dean Wade, the Wildcats fell into a huge hole in the early going because they couldn't make shots.
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She takes over a national team in transition as four-times Olympic gold medallist Tamika Catchings has retired while some key players have not committed to playing again.
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But on multiple occasions, I did notice that music would unexpectedly start playing again whenever I would touch one of the earbuds to remove it from my ear.
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It was a relatively quick return; after the operation on his throwing elbow last fall, the Yankees conservatively targeted some point this summer for him to begin playing again.
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"I've been out close to a year now, which is a lot longer than me or any of my team expected, but I'm getting closer to playing again," said Murray.
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In a statement published by several of the country's top sides, including league champions Palmeiras, club presidents also said they would loan players to help Chapecoense get back playing again.
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The band—clearly rejuvenated, visibly excited, and, most importantly, very obviously happy to be playing again—ripped through a set full of both heavy emotion and sense of exuberant jubilation.
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But by 21 he was playing again, joining the Houston Aeros of the World Hockey Association, an N.H.L. rival, in order to play with his teenage sons, Mark and Marty.
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When he started playing again, he said, he "went from zero" to three or four hours a day of hitting balls, a transition that he said probably aggravated his injury.
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Music will still pause when you remove AirPods, but if you tap real quick it'll continue playing again, just with noise-cancellation active instead of automatically moving into Transparency mode.
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Acquitted"); Kyle Mooney as Gordon Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union; Pete Davidson as the lawyer Michael Avenatti ("You haven't seen the last of … who am I playing again?
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Dallas has had a tough year, but with Dirk Nowitzki playing again and a 22-year-old center of promise like Noel joining the team, things could be looking up.
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By the way, last time we spoke with Johnny he told us he's sober and focused on playing again ... and credited Bre with being a tremendously positive influence in his life.
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No matter what happens in the game (who's playing again?), it's a safe bet that Gaga will kick things off sporting the craziest, wackiest and most Gaga-fied beauty look. Getty
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A masked counterprotester set a small Trump piñata on fire in the middle of the street before people began to disperse and the usual Saturday afternoon salsa band started playing again.
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This report that perhaps Lynch is thinking of playing again doesn't come from Lynch himself, but rather one of those super-insider reporters who is essentially a sock puppet for agents.
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"We've talked about it, they've talked about it, but at the same time, at this point right now, it's precautionary," Nance told reporters about the prospects of not playing again this season.
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" She added: "Sometimes that happens and you hope it doesn't happen at the Olympics and it's not like you get another chance next week or, 'Hey, in three months we're playing again.
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If playing again meant things being like they were before, when he was miserable and far removed from being the person he wanted to be, then he would be out for good.
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When asked if I knew who was playing, again my mind went into reflex mode and I went for the first name I thought of when it came to Berghain – Ben Klock.
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"More often than not I'm going to be pausing and then zooming in and then playing again, then zooming and pausing and you just get tired of it after a while," he said.
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The plot of the movie pivots around this particular song a few times: The song is playing the first time Star meets Jake, and it's playing again the last time she really trusts him.
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"My heart was there and I really wanted to play because I was super excited about playing again," said Stephens, who had missed the first half of 2017 after surgery on her left foot.
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Despite a long list of injuries during his nine-year career, all spent with New England, Gronkowski said in October that he loved football and would keep the door open to playing again someday.
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No spoilers, except to say that I'm playing again this week, which means I need you to choose a new difficulty modifier for me, so go here and place your vote, or just scroll below!
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The National Basketball Association is already thinking about how it could rescue its season, and a revised tournament in Las Vegas leading to the finals could be its answer, assuming it's safe to start playing again.
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OF Michael Brantley, who hasn't appeared in a game since May 9 because of lingering issues after offseason right shoulder surgery, said he is "very confident" he will be back playing again before the end of the season.
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OF Michael Brantley, who hasn't appeared in a game since May 9 due to lingering issues following offseason right shoulder surgery, said he is "very confident" he will be back playing again before the end of the season.
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My dad went to work at 3 AM: On many occasions I would hear his alarm go off, pretend to be asleep while he was getting ready for work, then start playing again the second he went to work.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The vice-president of Brazilian top flight side Chapecoense has vowed to get the club back on its feet and playing again next year after a plane crash in Colombia wiped out almost the entire squad.
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Nicknamed the "Bridegrooms" and the "Trolley Dodgers" (a nod to the trolley cars that buzzed around Brooklyn), the Brooklyn Dodgers made their first World Series appearance in 214, playing again in 28, 13, 21, 22009, 26, 1953 and 1956.
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But the reality is that it's near impossible now to envision Fultz playing again before at least summer league, thanks to the mysterious evaporation of the shooting mechanics that helped make him the No. 1 overall pick last June.
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So if you're listening to music over a pair of Bluetooth headphones in your apartment, and then walk outside to grab the mail, your music will stop playing when you get out of range (and start playing again once you're back in range).
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A massive, golem-like stone talus is involved, whoops... No spoilers, except to say that I'm playing again this week, which means I need you to choose a new difficulty modifier for me, so go here and place your vote, or just scroll below!
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Listening to a child cry over the loss of his sister, and then get back up and start playing again next to her body, reminded me of the resilience we all carry with us, that my family and friends are capable of as well.
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Listening to a child cry over the loss of his sister, and then get back up and start playing again next to her body, reminded me of the resilience we all carry with us, that my family and friends are capable of as well.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)It's a clever alternative to having to plug in a cable and wait a few hours to start playing again after the Gameball dies, and my only complaint about this approach is that if you lose that charging wand, you're out of luck until you get it replaced.
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