I got to relive that every day, relive it every single day.
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Mary doesn't have to relive Billie Holiday's life, doesn't have to relive Aretha Franklin's stress, and she's clearly aware of that.
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What are your thoughts of having to relive this man.
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But in court Thursday, she had to relive it again.
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I really didn't want to have to relive the nightmare.
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And I suspect he will relive it many more times.
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Now you can relive those glory days, if you choose.
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He insisted there was no need to relive the past.
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The bad is very hard to relive but it's life.
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Any time I get the opportunity to relive it again.
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"The show isn't something I like to relive," she said.
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And now I can relive that fantasy without poisoning myself.
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Relive last night's revival, and the O.G. music video below.
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Total totality Want to relive the eclipse of the century?
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"It was very difficult to relive moments," Mr. Lewis said.
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It was hard to relive those moments, particularly the verdict.
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THE RELIVE BOX: And Other Stories, by T. Coraghessan Boyle.
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"You just relive this nightmare, every single time," she said.
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"I relive this memory almost every day," he went on.
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It's so hard to relive everything answering all these questions.
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When I do, I relive the loss in my dreams.
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"I would relive seeing the plane hit" the south tower.
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I love to record my favorite moments and relive them.
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DAVID TAYLOR: I think, one, it's hard to relive history.
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Students put on virtual reality goggles to relive famous battles.
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Do you dare to relive the news stories of 2018?
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Still, Sabathia made time to relive some of his past.
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Let her relive those classic instant pictures with an Instax camera.
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As we approach the moment's 25th anniversary, let's relive it here.
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Relive the magic of Thursday's Tesla event with WIRED's liveblog coverage.
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And thankfully, we've got his book Instamatics to relive it all.
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Snapchat now wants to help you relive moments from the app.
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I don't know if it's necessary to relive the other parts.
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"We relive this all the time," Mary Ann Sherman tells PEOPLE.
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I live in a cycle of trying to relive the past.
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Booth says this is a way to relive memories with others.
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Relive Trump's love affair with the GOP in the video above.
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He's had to relive his breakup via the Bachelor press cycle.
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So go relive your computing past (without any of the headaches).
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"I really didn't want to relive that whole thing," McCurry says.
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You can relive your childhood by rewatching Round the Twist here.
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"It must be painful to have to relive it," says Danner.
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Do you regularly go back to relive the boogie-times there?
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Music becomes a time capsule like that, you can relive moments.
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Watch now to relive the journey of Anya—and your childhood!
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We'll just leave it here so you can relive the magic.
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Relive the gory days with this still-seasonally appropriate slasher flick.
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Relive the memories of Governors Ball 2015 through our past coverage.
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Press play above to relive all of Gomez's most unforgettable looks.
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Now you can relive it all in your favorite format, below.
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Writing this helps me relive that day, and it feels good.
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Sunday, in essence allowing most Americans to relive the 1 a.m.
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Gaze into the past, and relive Raven-Symoné before the cray.
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I relive this moment, understanding finally what made it so special.
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We're always looking for ways to relive our youth, aren't we?
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If you can't remember, it's time to relive the old days.
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Relive the highlights here, and see fashion from the red carpet.
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For many of us, it is painful to relive those moments.
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He'd relive seeing a fellow medic killed by machine gun fire.
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Indeed, a part of me wishes I could relive that day.
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They want to leave the past behind, it's difficult to relive.
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They made Anne Hathaway relive her Oscars hosting with James Franco.
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Now, relive some of the great NFL plays of this decade...
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Plus, you can download the video afterwards to relive the moment.
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Facebook AR might let you relive memories in your own home.
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Give the video above a look to relive that magical feeling.
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He doesn't want his mother to relive the pain and shame.
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"I don't want to relive any of that stuff," he said.
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But was it really necessary to relive the past, I thought?
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Rating When does it become appropriate to relive a traumatic experience?
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Relive the Bake Off anxiety through this compilation of her live-tweets.
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He's a superhero, he doesn't need to relive it over and again.
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Relive the magic by taking a look at the #BirdOfTheYear Twitter hashtag.
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PLAYLIST: Relive two decades of BSB's best in EW's Spotify playlist below.
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Mr. Trump's invited them to relive the deadly operation vicariously through him.
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Check out our feed here and relive this great moment in ~nature~.
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But therapy often fails because people can't bear to relive their trauma.
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Or just watch this YouTube video below to relive the keynote memories.
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Related: Relive 100 Iconic Shots from 100 Years of Cinema Be Cool!
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And it was really hard to relive that over and over again.
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Or it's the annual Tahoe trip where everyone gets to relive college.
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More victims would have to relive their trauma in the witness box.
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It couldn't have been easy on him watching you relive those moments.
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Let's all relive it together: Now, let's talk about the new ending.
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Take a look ahead and let's relive '90s decor all over again.
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I think so, but I have to relive some really personal things.
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That means you can watch full episodes and relive all the drama.
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Relive the thrilling adventures of Goku, the Saiyan also known as Kakarot
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"I want to relive the happiest day of my life!" she'd exclaim.
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Working on the musical has seen her relive some painful, intense moments.
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I hate that she's got to relive something that she lived through.
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Listening to my daughter excitedly relive the day's adventures, I felt wistful.
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Was it strange for you to relive it after all these years?
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"Unlike Secretary Clinton, I don't want to relive 2016," Mr. Sanders said.
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They may cheat, then, to find an escape or relive simpler times.
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Maybe a streamer shares an epic gameplay moment they relive for themselves.
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THE RELIVE BOX And Other Stories By T. Coraghessan Boyle 252 pp.
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They retraumatized us by making us relive all sorts of traumatic experiences.
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My mother's illness and passing away was difficult for me to relive.
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"We haven't set this up to relive the war," Mr. Carter said.
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In the title story of T. Coraghessan Boyle's exuberant new collection, "The Relive Box," an addictive technology makes it possible to "relive" your past by watching it unwind in real time, like a 3-D movie in your mind.
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Press play above to relive Rae's beauty evolution in a whole new way.
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Yes, I get to relive those moments over and over and over again.
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Watch the video above to relive the days the famous scam was uncovered.
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So let's relive his first big boy trip abroad from the very beginning.
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Now they're things I get to relive when I look at the book.
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As I rebuild my life, I remind myself not to relive the past.
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Then you go into the city and you relive that template, that configuration.
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Relive Idina Menzel's 2015 performance below: Have something to add to this story?
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Take a look at our pathetic attempts to relive the good ol' days.
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You get to suffer all over again and you get to relive it.
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And I don't blame you, because why relive this over and over again.
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You had to relive all the horrors you went through as a child.
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Relive the Beatles' first trip to America in 1964 with PEOPLE's Celebrating Beatlemania!
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What is the moment in your life that you would like to relive?
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What would be the moment I would like to relive in my life?
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He wants to relive the indescribable joy of representing his nation – and winning.
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More media attention on prisoners' cases may force victims to relive past horrors.
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Press play above to relive Delevingne's beauty evolution in a whole new way.
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Except sometimes, we get to relive the best parts for a few moments.
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Get ready to relive the greatest romance of our time this holiday season.
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It's a way to relive the love and excitement of that monumental day.
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You can relive all your greatest gaming moments with the Sony PlayStation Classic.
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So I'd love to relive that moment and have a cheeseburger with him.
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" Yoxall said he has no regrets, but admits it's "hard to relive sometimes.
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Click through the gallery and relive the wild scene that was Rolling Loud!
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Relive the carefree magic of your childhood by assembling this stunning wooden model.
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I didn't have to relive the exclusion in perpetuity thanks to social media.
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How can she relive her pain over the course of writing a book?
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Both sides relive the harrowing day through agonizing testimony from survivors and families.
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Was it strange or difficult to relive the collapse of your first marriage?
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Let's take this opportunity to relive some other great Joe and Barack moments.
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" "As an African-American, what decade am I supposed to want to relive?
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"To this day I start to cry when I relive this," said Guyton.
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So dust off those millions and relive all the Hillard family's good times!
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Relive some of your favorite moments and dive into some of these recipes.
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I'm going to relive some of the finest Sundays of my younger life.
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It's hard enough for victims to courageously come forward and relive their experiences.
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She and Hug will have the chance to relive the feeling this week.
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Peasants from local villages have come before the judge to relive the horror.
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These reboots require women to relive men's stories instead of fashioning their own.
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"I don't need to relive trauma to empathize with it," Adams told me.
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The Allens had found it painful to relive their children's deaths in court.
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It's a lot of fun, especially if you want to relive an experience.
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Victims are often asked to relive it by recounting it in excruciating detail.
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What was it like for you, Dan, to relive that time on screen?
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Why relive something when your memory of it usually makes it so much better?
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Sweden's most glamorous royals will soon have the chance to relive their big days!
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But I was worried about having Debbie's family having to relive it again, honestly.
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But we will continue to relive your best moments, one GIF at a time.
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These GIFs will let you relive some of the best moments from season 3.
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I could tell that it was difficult for him to relive those traumatic experiences.
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But Stow is not in the Lincoln High auditorium today to relive the horror.
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The visual photo for me is to relive that moment of happiness, that relief.
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The 2001 drama "Ali" isn't your only chance to relive the rope-a-dope.
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Some shared their story, but most said they didn't want to relive the memories.
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I wanted to relive my childhood as an adult man in his early 30s.
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You can still relive the creature's glorious bid for freedom on ABC 7's
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Then, relive the classic ads, and pick up a dance move or two, here.
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You truly could not pay us enough to relive the horrors of middle school.
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As days melt together, I begin to relive the languorous thrill of childhood summers.
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Wollerman says she feels sorry for Halbach's family who, again, must relive the murder.
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The reactionary sees the past in all its splendor and wants to relive it.
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Season 73 takes us back to that moment so we can relive its horror.
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Join us as we relive some of the most cringeworthy reveals in Catfish's history.
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Buy them all and relive your childhood; you know it was a better time.
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You can relive the glory days with the brand's newly released Platform Thong Sandal.
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She's anxious about having to relive the robbery and about seeing the people responsible.
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Now let's watch the whole thing and relive all of this again in context.
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Look, if I have to relive this vomit-inducing moment again, so do you.
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In real life, it's debatable whether anyone would choose to relive their teenage years.
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If could you relive what one moment from those years, what would it be?
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Either that, or it'll just make you relive your texting misfires all over again.
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A few refuse to talk about the fire, saying they cannot relive those days.
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Would I be forcing her to relive something painful to make myself feel better?
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" To her criticism, Sanders responded: "Unlike Secretary Clinton, I don't want to relive 2016.
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"I've had to relive this trauma in front of the world," she said later.
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I described the episode in vague language, not wanting to relive it out loud.
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"I'm beginning to relive the things that I have pushed down for so long."
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Is it ethical to make her relive this experience, and feel all these feelings?
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"I had to relive a lot of my career doing that role," Gaga explained.
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But the victims will relive the tragedies long after those hate-filled 72 hours.
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Whenever I log into my bank account, I'm forced to relive it all over again.
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Give him the opportunity to relive every thrilling and heartbreaking moment over and over again.
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Then Waad had to go back and relive it in order to make the movie.
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Boy band fans might just get relive the glory of the '90s on Sunday night.
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You can relive the good old days with The Magic School Bus' original intro above.
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On the plus side, it allows you to relive the most transformative and enriching experiences.
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This bouncy house is definitely the ultimate way to relive the joys of your childhood.
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Happy Death Day is a recurring nightmare that Tree has no choice but to relive.
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Before Saturday's return engagement, relive his greatest comedy moments with his 10 best SNL sketches.
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Relive the Trump jokes from the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner in the video above.
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Relive what it feels like to be 16 — you know you kind of want to.
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By January 2016, the park sold, with rumours it might relive its former glories soon.
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So, keep clicking to relive all the memorable celebrity ink that was revealed in 2018.
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Relive the anticipation of waiting for your old videos to rewind with this VCR player.
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Relive the '80s days of Polaroid cameras by creating instant memories, no Instagram filter required.
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If you want to relive some erotic computer history, you can with this Macintosh repository.
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He agreed to tell his story because he doesn't want others to relive his experience.
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Motherhood has changed Kristin Cavallari – but that doesn't mean she wants to relive the past.
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"To have this experience (with the Ruth Page School) is to relive things," she said.
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And in those reflections we can tell ourselves the stories to relive what we've lost.
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Dane Cook was forced to relive an embarrassing family incident while watching Jeopardy this week.
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I'd love for them to relive their best UKG memories and make some new ones.
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Scroll through the gallery to relive all the near-assassinations, actual assassinations, and surprise reappearances.
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You'll relive every moment the two of them had together and hope it'll yield answers.
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He does not rehash or relive deals because he is on to the next one.
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Even after all these years, it can't be fun to relive this kind of event.
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Fans of Brooklyn the movie can visit Coney Island to relive scenes from the film.
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Let friends and family relive their fondest memories every time they walk into a room.
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MTV, an arbiter of cool in the 1990s, is planning to relive its glory days.
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Relive your childhood and get a new perspective on change by revisiting this old favorite.
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To relive their past traumas that have haunted them for years has taken tremendous courage.
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""It must have been wrenching — to relive what he did to you all over again.
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You can relive that golden era of gaming with new PlayStation Classic for just £49.99.
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What many of those in Orlando really wanted to do was relive their historic victory.
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"It is painful for me to relive this experience, and remember that suffering," she said.
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Mr. Nelson said the episode made him relive recent shootings that also shook the state.
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Mr. Woods said he suspected some skaters could be trying to relive their childhood memories.
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Ask questions so your partner can tell you more about the event and relive it.
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CUBA: Dust off your mambo moves and get ready to relive the Havana high life.
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"We cannot slavishly attempt to relive the politics of 40 years ago," the editors wrote.
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Let's just relive it for old time's sake I never tire of that one folks.
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You're not trying to relive "Mezzanine," and you're not trying redeliver "Mezzanine" to the audience.
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We need someone to lead the country into the future, not to relive the past.
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Bonnaroo may be over, but you can relive it all over again in virtual reality.
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As two men relive the match and the ensuing tirade, their girlfriends provide color commentary.
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You might make different choices if you could relive a key scene from your life.
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Relive the cringeworthy shake, pat, hold, shake, shake, shake, pull, pat, shake madness for yourself: pic.twitter.
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The hearing is forcing "us to relive a nightmare we thought was behind us," they said.
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Relive the old-school graphics of the original Pokémon games whenever you look at your mouse.
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So grab the buttered popcorn — we all have some movies to relive before they turn eleven.
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There was a part of me that was not eager to relive that moment by moment.
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And if you want to relive it, all you have to do is retrace Chihiro's steps.
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All he wanted to do was relive his greatest hit on keeping Muslims out of America.
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If, at this moment in history, you're tempted to relive the early aughts, you're not alone.
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Your first sexual act as a man — you relive it every time you tell that story.
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Step into our kitchens to relive these stories, learn the recipes, and make them with us.
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Many also find it upsetting or intolerable to relive memories of assaults and other traumatizing experiences.
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Imagine a hell in which you would have to relive all of those moments on repeat.
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Bill Murray stars as a weatherman, who must relive the same day over and over again.
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Fans of Baz Luhrmann's 2001 film will be able to relive the magic with Moulin Rouge!
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SpaceX made history last week, and now you can relive that historic moment over and over.
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It's partly the media attention that makes all of us relive each attack over and over.
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After the big reveal, Sabrina says the happy couple immediately sat down to relive the moment.
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"This made me relive my experiences, and some might consider it a 'bad trip,'" she says.
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Perfect for kids with a proclivity for science or an adult wishing to relive their childhood.
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You'll relive their darkest fears to the point where you'll begin to question your own reality.
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Episode 212 Election Day is probably the last day some of us would like to relive.
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This is a reporting process that forces people to relive the worst trauma they ever knew.
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And for those who were lucky enough to join, you can relive the highlights right here.
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They may relive the betrayal from the original traumatic experience and become increasingly distrustful of others.
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At some point I have to ask myself, 'How often am I willing to relive it?
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Sidney Bouvier Gilstrap-Portley, 25, posed as a high school student to relive his basketball glory.
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Watch the video above to relive the ups and downs in Starbucks stock over the years.
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Howard Phillips Lovecar takes us back 20 years to relive those days when games felt dangerous.
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I had to relive those fleeting moments of union to see what made them so transcendent.
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Music allowed me relive them as if the memories were happening right in front of me.
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"The bad part is having to relive it, the going back to the beginning," he said.
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I wanted to relive the water droplets glittering like diamonds on his brown back and legs.
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The televised confession of Ms. Hojabri made Ms. Taravati relive her own experience, Ms. Taravati said.
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"I was only 673 years old, so it was incredible to relive that game," Patskou said.
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A lot of fans expressed excitement about getting to relive their '90s memories with the snack.
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Abby Finkenauer (D-Iowa) made the crowd uncomfortable as she forced them to relive their nightmare.
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"It was me," she said, her voice creeping off, as she appeared to relive her shock.
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"The video was really important because I wanted to relive the moments I missed," she said.
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I relive minor interactions with complete strangers — was I rude to the man on the Tube?
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"It took 25 years until she could relive the nightmare and tell her story," Hast said.
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Then, when you're home, check back with Google Timeline to relive the trip all over again.
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Check out the Star Wars Sphero droids that are on sale: Relive all his adorable screams.
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The recipes offer a way to prepare for the journey — or relive it when one returns.
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Adrienne also told Insider that the shoot gave the Pajots time to relive their wedding day.
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Meantime, check out the clips below and relive some of Briggs' greatest hits (sorry again, Wlad).
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And I think it's unfortunate that they have to relive the whole thing to heal themselves.
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Relive one of the most exciting moments in SpaceX's history — and watch Elon Musk freak out
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That aside, if you can't remember anything about 2005 either, then why don't you relive it here.
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Below, relive some of her strongest sartorial moments from all 10 seasons of the hit TV show.
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This means people who have experienced sexual assault can relive their attack mentally anytime they are triggered.
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If you can't get enough of the Emmys, relive our red carpet live show from Monday night.
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You can relive your childhood at Disney World, or ride the upcoming new Harry Potter roller coaster.
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It's also bad for the founders to relive their harassment in public, and it can be inaccurate.
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Michael Jackson death also saw fans swamp digital music sites to relive the memories of his music.
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"It must have been wrenching — to relive what he did to you all over again," Biden added.
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Let's take a look back at the best celeb weddings and get ready to relive the love.
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Otherwise, feel free to relive your college beer pong domination years in your 401(k)-having days.
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Here are some of the pics and vids, so you can relive the moment wherever you are.
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But hell, it's a feeling we'll be happy to relive over and over again in our adulthood.
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Below, relive the biggest wins and losses for space in 2016, as well as everything in between.
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It's a lovable puppy-inspired scent that helps you relive that first ride home with your dog.
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So when they're back home on a Wednesday night doing nothing, they can relive the party again.
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Why does this event still make people in the Coachella age open their wallets to relive it?
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"The story that broke today is one that is extremely difficult to relive," Hagan told her followers.
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Live from the Red Carpet at the 2018 Grammys, the host had her relive the infamous moment.
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There is something unkind about making her relive decades-old humiliations forced on her by spousal infidelity.
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I can't wait to get back next year and see them all again to relive the memories!
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Now you can relive those heady days with a Windows 95 emulator that runs in your browser.
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"Let's say there have been moments I'd rather not relive, like that whole Rachel thing," she laughed.
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Relive that iconic dino introduction from Jurassic Park — complete with theme music right from your Echo Dot.
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We tracked down 363 of the people in the photo and asked them to relive the moment.
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The hearing is forcing "us to relive a nightmare we thought was behind us," the family said.
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Or was he trying, in making Rebirth, to relive a youth that he had been deprived of?
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We tracked down 11 of the people in the photo and asked them to relive the moment.
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Every time I visit the National Archives in Washington, D.C., I relive my original moment of shock.
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"There was a promise to never relive 2016," said Anthony Guglielmi, chief communications officer for Chicago police.
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In the second act, the Bikinis don tie-dyed shirts and flower headbands to relive the '70s.
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To address this, Relive lets you create a more personal 3D video story of your outdoor adventures.
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I also understand Relive recently closed $1 million in seed funding from a number of undisclosed investors.
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As I relive this—it's been about a week—my fear has turned into confusion and frustration.
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They seem to be unaware that I would not like to relive a traumatic experience in public.
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Instead, he said Garland would "relive some high school memories" and "impart some wisdom" on 2016 graduates.
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"You have to relive it all," Mr. Hill said softly on Thursday, shifting slightly in his seat.
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I'm able to relive things from the past—even live through other people through my music, sometimes.
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In group meetings, several congressmen declared that it was wrong to relive the anguish of that day.
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"A dance floor is often not the right place to mentally relive traumatic childhood memories," he said.
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The daily bombardment of news about sexual violence is causing some women to relive their own trauma.
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Well ____ Hollywood's female-focused reboots require women to relive men's stories — and to fix their politics, too.
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The retreats give the former teammates a weekend to remember old times and relive on-ice conquests.
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If that happens, we're likely to relive a familiar chain of events: A string of negative tweets.
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"I don't mind looking at it, but my children should not have to relive that," she said.
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"It's sort of a fascinating idea to try to relive that aura of classic Vegas," he said.
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Couples want to relive their wedding day and they want others there to commemorate when they do.
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And we bet you're eager to relive all of those moments in small, looped image form, aren't you?
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Now you can relive all your favorite SDV moments in the Sims like that time you married Pam!
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Before we close the books on this year's love and loss, let's relive it all one more time.
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I definitely understand that she doesn't want to relive any of their romantic moments within an entire season.
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And to avoid having to relive it, she's vowed to be extra careful about keeping her face clean.
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It was fun to relive getting interviewed, sitting in front of a crowd at the center of attention.
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This can be hard to do, however, when American Crime Story is forcing you to relive your past.
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The EDM track, which dropped yesterday, wistfully describes a moment with a lover that she's pining to relive.
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What police say he just did to play basketball in high school and relive his glory days again.
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Take a trip down Kristmas Tree Lane and relive some of the swankiest Kardashian-Jenner Christmas Eve soirees.
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Now you can relive them on a less-shitty computer, thanks to several thousand lines of brilliant Javascript.Copy.
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At rest, we relive recent memories, and in doing so reinforce neural pathways that help us remember them.
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Here's your chance to relive those moments — or see what all the fuss was about — one last time.
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Under President Trump, we could fully expect to relive one of the most shameful episodes in American history.
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In another 12 years I'd like to relive a few of them again, with or without Facebook's help.
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A saving grace that prevents us from having to relive the same traumatic episodes over and over again.
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My parents took my brother and I there, so it was fun to relive that through … their eyes.
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By ordering now, all you're doing is making sure you are first in line to relive the action.
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The night he shot her, in Tampa, Florida, on July 27, 1990, is something they both still relive.
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Once you have the physical photograph, you can scan it in the Prynt app to relive your moments.
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YouTube Allows Disney Nerds to Relive Extinct Theme Park AttractionsThe Disney nerd community recognized a sad anniversary yesterday.
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YouTuber, Toscano Bricks brings a new way to relive some of top offerings of the 2015 award season.
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It lays bare some of Sandberg's most painful experiences, the kind that were no doubt harrowing to relive.
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Because when you wake up, you have to realize it's real and you relive it all over again.
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Clinton said Thursday that writing the book was "really hard" because it was "painful to relive" the campaign.
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A moment you'll later relive time and time again in your mind until... Until one day it passes.
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If I could relive my past, I would not have let your mother take you away from me.
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The mother and son happily relive those first moments after learning about the victory but then grow serious.
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"The process to inventory your belongings (without video), it is almost devastating, because you relive that," Roderick said.
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ANONYMOUS This is a harrowing incident, and I'm sorry that current events are causing you to relive it.
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Get ready to relive the inspiration of International Women's Day, this time with voices from across the globe.
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Finally, sexual abuse causes trauma that may be too painful to relive in court, much less in public.
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You get to help me relive my formative years, while I drag you back to your parents's time.
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A few players like hitting foam balls from close range, to relive their Wiffle ball days — with purpose.
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Critic's Notebook Hollywood's female-focused reboots require women to relive men's stories — and to fix their politics, too.
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But these business considerations intersect with a broader hunger to relive the past and sometimes to relitigate it.
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I was just thinking to myself this morning: 'I would love to relive that magical election of 2016.
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"To relive every offensive thing — if you're still holding on to that, you're missing the point of life."
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In a matter of an hour, anyone can relive the journey blacks have gone though in this country.
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Puerto Rico, it seemed, was an island frozen in time, doomed to relive that day again and again.
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On the show, the women aren't speaking to one another, something that Cavallari said was tough to relive.
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He didn't want people to relive their pain or be obligated to travel back to Colorado several times.
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But it was in the thronging crowd that Mr. Obama seemed to relive his campaign experience most poignantly.
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It is great for a casual peddle to relive restless legs or high resistance for a work out.
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You could relive your favorite "Star Wars" film while falling asleep in one of the space-themed capsules.
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But Donald, determined that they hang out and relive the past, contrives ways to prevent Peter from escaping.
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With each new confrontation, Marina has to reexplain herself and therefore relive the trauma of her man's death.
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Fortunately, there are other ways for you to relive all of the quips, heartbreak, and unfortunate '90s fashion.
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They're forced to relive her loss again and again because of the public's obsession with true crime as entertainment.
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This week, the star got to relive a little taste of summer when she covered the Philadelphia Eagles vs.
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The crime caused the couple to relive decades of racism and injustice they endured because of their mixed marriage.
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Some rock back and forth, hit and bite themselves, and cry through the night as they relive their trauma.
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That means we only have a limited time to relive some of our favorite snacking memories from the 90s.
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Lucky for us, the Tweets allow us to relive this epic exchange that caused the Twitter-verse to erupt.
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Rich people also hire the company to recreate their favorite memories from the past, so they can relive them.
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With hair as big as her vocal range, relive the diva's glory days with these seven incredible live performances.
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ABC 7 caught the whole thing on camera, so you can still relive the creature's glorious bid for freedom.
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But you can relive the flyby with this new animation from NASA that takes you over Pluto's unique terrain.
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We've rounded up the best of the bunch so you can relive the glory (and defeat) all over again.
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Carey told ELLE that she got to relive the big moment a few days later when he proposed again.
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"He had to go back to the grave, dig up his mother again and relive that hurt," Robinson said.
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You can now relive your childhood memories from the 80s with the Nintendo Classic Mini, for £42.39 from Zavvi.
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AMD's big graphics software update this year is called Crimson ReLive, and comes in both Pro and standard formats.
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Related: Relive David Lynch's Most Suspenseful Moments in Sound What Does It Mean When a Film Fades to White?
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If you're nostalgic for the Reddit of ten years ago, we have good news: you can now relive it.
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For those that forewent the stereotypical spring break while in school, relive your counterculture years and head up north.
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It was also a sign that Jawbreaker is getting the rare chance to relive its career all over again.
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Though she ultimately forgave him, the couple had to relive the pain on the most recent season of KUWTK.
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Relive the days when you had to sign cards that look like these to borrow books from the library.
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"Klaus" will make you relive the glory days of 2D animation and hope we get more films like this.
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Then, the show would air months later and it'd be a little weird for her to relive those moments.
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I don't want to relive the ecstasy of "All My Friends" again when it should be kept as memories.
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I also think most superhero movies are just 9/11 reenactments, so we can relive our collective national trauma.
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Would adrenaline and excitement course through your every fibre as you mentally prepare to relive a left well spent?
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You look at just that one person going through all of that and then having to relive it again.
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When we remember, we don't wind back our minds to a moment in time and relive that exact moment.
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"Can we all watch Homecoming as a group some time this week and relive that again???" she tweeted yesterday.
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These nightmares were the primary subject of the trial as her only chance of survival was to relive them.
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And before we sign off for a few months, we relive some of our favorite moments from this season.
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"They were in the house when that happened — I still have loved ones who relive that in their minds."
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He will review film from the game and relive the pressure that swarmed him, the blitzes that dropped him.
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So, let's look back at how the top holiday toys of the last four decades and relive that feeling.
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As most Democrats look ahead to 28, Clinton and her fans keep using Twitter to relive and recast 22016.
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For today's sports fans, there are countless ways to relive a team's big win including articles, commentary and replays.
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As a former EDM thot now in my late-20s, I decided to relive my glory days for a night.
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She hesitated to kill in season 1 because she didn't want to relive the trauma of murdering at Kilgrave's behest.
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If you're trying to cop one, good luck and in the meantime, relive the virtuosic terror of "Rubber Johnny" above.
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Visit a water park Relive your childhood (in a much cuter swimsuit) with a trip to a local water park.
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From buzzer-beating shots to Final Four fans, they're a fun way to relive a pair of action-packed weekends.
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From the perspective of a survivor, this has another, sharper facet: the fear of being forced to relive your trauma.
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A woman got to relive her baseball glory days and it's basically the real-life A League Of Their Own.
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Biggers said her husband missed her epic catch, but he was able to relive the moment through photos and videos.
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It's still difficult to relive, and Jordyn is glad to be out of L.A. while everyone is talking about it.
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Now she's having to relive the experience as her sister Joyce has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy.
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The singing that emerged in those hours of lockdown is some that I will never forget, or want to relive.
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Top pick: Dawson's Creek Relive the gloriously turbulent teen years of Dawson, Joey, Pacey and Jen with all six seasons.
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But these girls are, above all, portrayed honestly and lovingly—even when they're forcing us to relive pointless pubescent squabbles.
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And Chloe's phone lets you capture and relive those moments in a way that feels integrated into the game itself.
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It lets you relive one of the wildest years in news the way you consume news now — through your phone.
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Relive the glory days of arcade gaming with the Street Fighter 2 arcade machine on sale for $199 at Walmart.
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If the dog just wastes away in front of him, he's going to relive his dad dying all over again.
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For both Guadagnino and BFF Pauly D, their romps with co-star Angelina Pivarnick were the most excruciating to relive.
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Their decision also forces our family to relive this horrific crime every six months wondering if they will be released.
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Adults going back to school trying to relive their glory days, but this next story is not from a movie.
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Yet as she begins to organize his archives and relive their life together, a sense of loss has also returned.
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We're happy to have Harry back, even if we have to relive the heartbreak of his haircut all over again.
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Mischa Barton couldn't pass up the opportunity to relive her days on The O.C. — but this time in real life!
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By spelunking the rooms of lost relatives, the player is launched, through time, to relive a series of final moments.
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You not only relive the assault, but every moment you are there, you're in a state of fight-or-flight.
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Now you, too, can relive the joy that is Seth Cohen — because The O.C. is streaming on The CW Seed.
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I'd love to play huge arenas across the World, sing our brilliantly bonkers pop songs and relive our former glory.
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Here are the new accounts for anyone trying to keep up with the Obamas or to relive the Obama years.
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Ashley Williams For spring '17, Ashley Williams invited us to relive her teenage dream, caught nebulously between reality and fantasy.
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Spain in Our Hearts allows its reader to relive, from multiple angles, the emotional and intellectual logic of anti-fascism.
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VICE: What has it been like having to relive this story so many times just to get this message across?
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Check out the clip ... then relive the brawl again below, and remember why you want to stay out of prison.
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She'll sit down with the couples as they recount how they fell in love and relive their epic wedding ceremonies.
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In case you are "Clueless" or just want to relive the era now, check out 90 moments from the '90s.
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" Continues Fletcher: "Watching it back, I kind of had to relive it and I definitely remember how sad I was.
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It was awful… Part of the reason I didn't want to do the audiobook… I don't want to relive it.
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Maybe this would be worth the purchase just to relive some of those childhood moments when I would visit home?
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Every once in a while, that video gets posted on Facebook, and I have to relive it all over again.
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A legendary song We're all getting the chance to relive the Queen era with the biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody" in theaters.
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To relive the bad old days, you can visit the mob's old speakeasies, haunts and hide-outs on these tours.
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Demi, Luke, Hazel and the rest of the Internet can now relive this hilarious and happy moment whenever they want.
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Food Hugger Set — $10 See Details Relive a more quaint age of churning your own butter with this mini-churner.
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Juarez said it was hard to relive the experience, but wanted to shed light on the lack of medical care.
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She's been forced to relive that trauma when she's being ripped away from her mother because that happened literally, again.
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Check out Dee's photos below, and relive the rapper's younger days with an early conversation we had with him here.
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How difficult was it to record the album and was it more difficult it was to relive it on film?
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Now, in journalist Michael Wolff's new book, Fire and Fury, it is possible to relive some of Spicer's public humiliation.
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I was ready and I was willing to relive, to go through that pain again, to cry — because it's necessary.
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He — and by extension, we — will have to relive the debate over the Iraq war, which he voted to authorize.
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But like any other French citizen, Mbappé, 19, has had no shortage of opportunities to relive the moment this month.
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We're about to relive the hellish days of high school through the eyes of our favorite queen bees and wannabes.
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Before we discuss the theme, please indulge me while I briefly relive my teenage years: Thank you, that was invigorating.
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But it's also a tragedy that asks Mr. Isaac to relive the anguished death of a parent at every performance.
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Llalacorn is the first re-hatchable Hatchimal, so you can relive the joy of its birth over and over again.
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Bulger's mother, Denise Fergus, said on Twitter that the film had made her family relive the event all over again.
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You can now relive your favorite holiday classic and stay overnight in the actual A Christmas Story house in Cleveland.
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For those who are willing to relive those awful days — and not all survivors are — the tragedies are life-changing.
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So grab a cone or a Popsicle, and relive memories of chasing down the ice cream truck as a child.
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I cried as I wrote some of the stories that forced me to relive the more emotional moments of my life.
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While entombed in a morgue refrigerator, audience members relive the last moments of two icons: Whitney Houston and John F. Kennedy.
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Consider it your opportunity to relive gems like Marni's divorce revelation, Adam and Jessa's random romance, and some awkward sauna sex.
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"It's hard for survivors to go to therapy and want to relive their experience and talk to a stranger," she continues.
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If you decide to call this place home, who knows; Harry himself could stop by to relive the good ol' days.
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If you need proof — or just want to relive some of your favorite Beyoncé beauty moments — these photos are prime material.
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I had to relive the depression, I had to mourn death, but it all needed to be put down on paper.
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But it reminded Mr. Hartley of a failed pilot for an "Aquaman" TV series, a story he didn't want to relive.
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With so many people excited for the upcoming release, Halloween may not be the day to relive your classic cartoon nostalgia.
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If you were condemned to this circle of hell, you would be forced to relive the day before Biden's announcement forever.
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I know serial killers love to revisit the areas that they have dumped their bodies so he can relive the fantasy.
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I think it&aposs everyone&aposs fantasy to go back and relive high school with the wisdom of your adult years.
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"We can surmise this was brought on by an effort to relive his glory days as a basketball student," says Harris.
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I know that you've spent so many years having to relive this extremely traumatic moment and talk about it a lot.
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Only Saturday Night Live could make us want to relive that first (painful) presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Journey through this exhilarating installation, and relive the very same feeling behind the wheel of the All-New 2018 Camry, too.
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I didn't think I'd spend day after day writing details of sexual assault that, as a result, make me relive mine.
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From the most amazing proposal to a surprise engagement party, I just want to relive that day over and over again.
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The dance instructor decided to team up with Camp Tea to relive his summers at youth camp, which always energized him.
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Head over to your nearest Gap or the brand's website to relive your favorite throwback wardrobe staples of the early aughts.
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Herline told FOX 35 that after her father recently discovered her unused ticket, she got another chance to relive the magic.
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We love 'em, but that doesn't mean we can't have some personalized alternatives too: Who wants to relive the 2016 election?
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In December 2018, Parker echoed her former costar's statements that it was unlikely she would ever relive her Carrie Bradshaw days.
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Maggie and Hopey go to a reunion show with a lot of their other middle-aged friends and relive their youths.
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The first forces you to relive your trauma; the second exposes your blind spots; and the third pill forces a confrontation.
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A "fabulous" employment rate on top of almost non-existent inflation should relive a lot of stock picker's worries, he said.
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Don't cry because this season of Fixer Upper is over; smile because you can relive all its best moments right here.
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To travel back and to relive something again and not have it drive you crazy is a true gift from God.
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To relive more moments from the 1990s, tune into CNN's original series, "The Nineties," on Sunday at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
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Gallo spoke to me on the phone and explained why she chose to publicly relive the trauma that made her notorious.
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Cast members from High School Musical gathered to relive all their Disney Channel glory in a reunion that aired last night.
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To relive the strangeness of that day, that World Cup, and that era, you'll have to watch all three on repeat.
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Now you can relive the best time of your life with these earrings from Aussie jewelry designer Nicole Casella of YippyWhippy.
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Whenever I was bored, I would zoom in on Paris, where I live, and relive parties or walks from years ago.
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Star Wars games benefit spectacularly from the power of a singular fantasy: to relive the events of Star Wars films firsthand.
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"We had to relive every moment of our son's last day and, you know, it was pretty difficult," Jim Piazza said.
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I get to relive it every time I meet a fan, which is every day wherever I am in the world.
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In December 2018, Parker echoed her former costars' statements that it was unlikely she would ever relive her Carrie Bradshaw days.
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They can ride Segways along where the Wall used to stand, even wearing augmented reality headsets to relive the city divided.
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Real retro You can soon relive air travel's glory days when the TWA hotel -- yes, that TWA -- opens near JFK airport.
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Still, for Steam users it's a cheap and easy way to relive some classics, or experience them for the first time.
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Fans relive wild sex scenes and a host of memorable characters that spanned the gamut from normal human to volatile vampire.
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For now, fans can hop into their Wayback Machines and relive his time on the show in seasons 1 through 3.
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So as you nurse your Nyle hangover, take one more chance to relive all of DiMarco's incredible DWTS performances once more.
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It's a curse because I can't forget bad experiences and I relive all the emotions, which can often ruin my day.
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But a positive thing is that I do relive happy experiences, such as today where I've been reliving my childhood memories.
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"There will not be a day of my life where I do not relive and rethink what happened," Mr. Blair said.
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By sticking at it with hefty fees, though, Jones is betting he can relive at least some of his glory days.
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We relive the pathetic power trip of being a "forum cop" and the oddly gratifying humiliation of being attacked in comments.
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Going into that, how difficult was it to relive that moment not just on the record but for the short film?
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Metro Boomin's demonic production spurs Gucci to relive his loose cannon past through some of his most expressive performances in years.
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When I look back the our final set of images, I really feel like I relive the adventure we were having.
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You can relive some of his best moments through the wonders of still photography in this fan-made YouTube tribute video.
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"There is not a day or night that goes by that I don't relive this scene," he said in the video.
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You can't really relive how that went down, but if you want some live commentary then just check JME's Twitter timeline.
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That we are not condemned to relive history, and that the way things were is not how they must forever be.
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Some have sons who grow up to reach the majors, but few others can relive their glory in a personal way.
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And to promote it in interview after interview, he seems willing to relive his darkest moments as White House press secretary.
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And there's sure to be more outrage by the victims and their families who likely don't want to relive this tragedy.
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Psychiatrists screened the questions at Wednesday's news briefing to prevent the boys from having to relive the stress of their ordeal.
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Her mind in tatters, Eller, the mangled soul of the new play "Terminus," endlessly attempts to relive her long-gone past.
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It's so much better to relive the moment by remembering your emotions before, during, and after than by watching the videos.
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I mean, sure I could go to the hospital and be in excruciating pain, but I want to relive my childhood.
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Glover forces us to relive public traumas and barely gives us a second to breathe before he forces us to dance.
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Before you relive the glory days as a Wildcat this November, here are five things to know about the rising star.
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They found survivors willing to relive the most terrifying moments of their lives and connect them to policies on gun violence.
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"If this kid could relive this day, I'm sure he wouldn't do the same thing that he did," Sergeant LoPuzzo said.
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An opera singer, Ms. Tanne returns every year to cheer on her friends and to relive her own moment of glory.
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In honor of the discovery, we tried to relive the famed sequence by retracing Monroe's steps on the Upper East Side.
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And there are the mothers, children and wives who will relive the fatal scenes over and over again in their minds.
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There was no such protection during the trial, he said, as they were forced to relive the crash over and over.
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It's weird to relive the most traumatic thing in your life, it just gave me an all-consuming sense of dread.
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At UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, you can relive the wild public art of the 1960s and 1970s.
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The death penalty will continue "to drag us back in court and relive this violent, hideous act," Ms. Dixon-Daniels said.
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Relive all the chilling highlights from PyeongChang by sliding through the gallery of the most memorable moments from this year's games.
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Fuller House may help us relive one of our favorite '90s shows, but it's not quite the same without the Olsen twins.
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They've come to relive old memories with their favorite old games, people say, or introduce friends and family to these beloved games.
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Relive the sadness of Barb's disappearance with this old newsreel from 5 WIYZ Hawkins, Indiana — the setting of Netflix phenomenon, Stranger Things.
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And thanks to Samsung's new Leader 8, it's possible to relive your fondness for flip phones without sacrificing on specs or features.
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So relive all the touchdowns, the fumbles, the hot referees and the celebrity performances of the big game in these stunning images.
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And she has begun to relive her entire turbulent and sometimes painful career for an autobiography to be published by Bantam Books.
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Thanks to the efforts of San Francisco area programer Jordan Eldredge, nostalgic MP3 fans can relive their youth in a browser window.
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"It's so hard to relive but maybe my story can help someone else out there feel better about their situation?" she wrote.
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But before that happens, fans will also have the chance to relive all of the teariest, most emotional moments from season 1.
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Many of these locations are open to the public and an exciting way to relive fan-favorite moments from the iconic saga.
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Related: Relive David Lynch's Most Suspenseful Moments in Sound David Lynch's CGI Nail Polish Ad Is Unsurprisingly Surreal Original Creators: David Lynch
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We can't wait to get our hands on one and relive playing the original Tetris, Super Mario Land 2, and Link's Awakening.
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People can now relive these coming-of-age stories in a whole new way or enjoy them for the very first time!
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Alternately, we both died thousands of years ago and in this—our purgatory—we relive the same day over and over again.
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Film yourself performing one of these adrenaline-fuelled activities and you can go back and relive the memories time and time again.
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Dallas ISD spokesperson Robyn Harris said that Gilstrap-Portley's "primary motivation" for lying and enrolling was to relive his basketball glory days.
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Instead, Kindt dived straight in, pushing Klaver to relive the night of the robbery and focus on the source of her fear.
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The stickers were then released via GitHub so that anyone could download the Clippy stickers and relive that sweet Office 97 nostalgia.
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In preparation of Beyoncé's impending delivery, it seems only right that we relive some of the best IG moments from her pregnancy.
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They're large, grim-reaper type characters who turn their surroundings cold and cause wizards and Muggles alike to relive their worst memories.
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"I hope you relive the image of you murdering my baby in your mind for the rest of your life," Estevez said.
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The only shooter in library is 007 Legends, a bad game where players relive moments best left in the James Bond movies.
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Relive your favorite gaming memories and jump back into Final Fantasy VII, Tekken 3, Metal Gear Solid, Grand Theft Auto, and more.
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So go ahead an relive all the splendor of the total solar eclipse by looking into the protective eyewear of these pooches.
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Focusing awareness on the breath, even during "relaxing" activities like meditation, can provoke intense anxiety and can force meditators to relive trauma.
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Her high school years culminated in heartbreak, but she gets the last word by going back to relive them as an adult.
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Pain and oppression are real things, and being forced to relive collective traumas via a YouTube video can be dehumanizing without context.
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Both Celeste and Perry's mother, Mary Louise, encouraged his twin sons to relive happy memories using a digital scrapbook of these videos.
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In order to prove that she was one such woman, Linda had to relive her trauma by telling her story in detail.
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There's no shortage of TV that invites us to relive the past, but it can be much more rewarding to remix it.
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If you really want to relive the previous debates, you can find them across several YouTube channels, including CSPAN and NBC News.
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Relive, a Dutch startup that has been flying a little under the tech media radar until now, might just be onto something.
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In the title story, the protagonist starves himself, torpedoes his relationship with his daughter and risks his job to "relive" his past.
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"Listening to our children recount and relive this trauma has been an experience we would not wish on any parent," they said.
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Let's just relive the speech in full, as it cannot be improved upon with commentary: Well, let me tell you this, Shira.
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I recorded myself so that, if I got in, I could relive what would probably be the happiest moment of my life.
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Recalling an event draws on some of same areas of the brain that recorded it; in essence, to remember is to relive.
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A new capsule collection from the Finnish design house Marimekko will let her relive the heady days of the 1960s and '70s.
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Plot: A soldier fighting aliens gets to relive the same day over and over again, the day restarting every time he dies.
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It was so painful for her to relive the experience that, although we're very close, we didn't speak of it for decades.
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It happens: Sometimes a trip is so good and so memorable that you just want to relive it over and over again.
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Not everyone appreciates having to do that, but I thought it was fun because I got to relive parts of my childhood.
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The two leading candidates recognized that committee members had little appetite to relive a Clinton-versus-Sanders race on a smaller scale.
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By sticking at it with hefty fees, though, Mr. Jones is betting he can relive at least some of his glory days.
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The event was a chance to relive a possibly painful moment of self-suppression, said Hinge's founder and chief executive, Justin McLeod.
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It's painful to have to relive my experience every day, but I am responsible to help victims and try to save lives.
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With theater, we can relive life and all its challenges and emotions, putting a microscope on the aspects that characterize being human.
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It's not even my own stuff; sometimes you just want to relive a point in time that you had in your life.
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While Prairie has to relive trauma to bring Nina's memories to life, Homer doesn't have to for his memories to come flooding back.
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That's why I had a clear understanding of what to do for the scenes where we relive El Halconazo [the Corpus Christi massacre].
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Today, President Donald Trump got a major promotion, and the best way to relive and recap his official inaugural festivities is in GIFs.
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There's no release date for either movie yet, but along with the Rugrats reboot, we're stoked to relive all of our favorite cartoons.
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This is a fun game for anyone who is a beer lover or anyone who wants to relive college on a smaller scale.
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With the Gear 360 app, you can edit all of your photos and videos and relive your favorite moments with a VR headset.
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You may have graduated long ago, but now you can relive your wizarding school days with Williams Sonoma's new Harry Potter kitchen line.
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Relive the good times with every "rapid unscheduled disassembly" in the video below, and tune in next time to see SpaceX winning again.
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The Photos app gets an update that lets you edit live photos and relive your best memories by creating automated slideshows and albums.
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So, on the eve of the 20103 NFL Playoffs, let's relive just what made Lynch's touchdown ramble in the 2011 playoffs so epically.
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I got the chance to relive our former life when, in 2010, I went back to Rome to study abroad for a year.
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You can flip through the back issues of Nintendo's official magazine, which stopped printing in 2012, and relive your glory days of gaming.
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Her dragons are just as fearsome as her ruthlessness when dealing with her enemies, and we relive all of Daenerys' badass fire moments.
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Jenner and (most of) the original Hills gang are back and ready to relive their glory days, while tackling their present-day problems.
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Many interviewed on local TV news felt they were forced to relive the pain of some of the darkest days in Chile's history.
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And now, any Harry Potter fan who had a visceral reaction to the sorting ceremony can relive the thrill — wherever there's a match.
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Relive the weirdest and wildest tales of nights out on the town from the DJs, producers, photographers and clubgoers who witnessed them firsthand.
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If you want to relive Dylan McKay's glory days, all 10 seasons are available to watch for free with a subscription on Hulu.
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"It's less each time, it's not the same as it was at the beginning, but I feel it, relive it, again," he says.
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It's a game-losing mistake, one I'm sure she made in the heat of the moment, and that she'll relive for many years.
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So now all of you who truly want to relive the good and the bad of the mid-1990s have a great opportunity.
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" Although Begnaud explains that his childhood is the one aspect of his life he'd never want to relive, "I'm not wounded by it.
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Cohen took the role of Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) – wig and all – which allowed Noth to relive the moment as Mr. Big.
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Guess celebs just want to be cool for the summer... Relive Demi and Wilmer's relationship highs with some of their cutest Instagrams together.
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"Tower" uses animation, black-and-white footage from the event and full-color interviews to relive tales of the survivors and bereaved families.
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It takes enormous courage for a woman in the bright lights of millions of people watching and relive something that happened to her.
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No one wants to have to relive their coming out experience over and over again — especially when one has been out for years.
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It was fun, the way the songs are built, too, because I get to speak to people, or relive memories with each song.
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Relive the days of Ned Stark, Khal Drogo, and all the other characters that shaped the show into the wildest show on television.
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And, of course, we couldn't leave out Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway's infamous flub -- 'cause ya gotta relive that one before Sunday night.
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Retro gaming is a great way to relive your childhood, but playing old school games on new hardware just doesn't feel the same.
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If you want to relive it the way it happened, you can check out our liveblog, or watch the whole keynote on Facebook.
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Lawyers for the former student, identified in the magazine only as Jackie, argued that having to relive the ordeal could traumatize her again.
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The pair joined the newly launched Airbnb Adventures to offer guests the chance to book an exclusive weekend to relive the Wild West.
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"Some of it is not the most pleasant thing to relive, but I think it's worth it for people to understand," Fairey says.
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These shows also give the audience a chance to do the same—to relive events and experience a more enlightened set of sympathies.
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And he shared his excitement at being able to relive those moments with the people who were actually there while writing his book.
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When I used my PERFECT sense memory to relive those feelings, I went into a rage that nearly lit my blood on fire.
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Then I relive all those moments again, and this time I see myself do or say what I should have done or said.
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Below, we invite you to pass out and relive our recovery with us so you can go into the weekend fresh and caffeinated.
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It is so much fun to relive that incredible time in music, particularly because I was there for more than I should admit.
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So the drama is presented by the patrons, a dynamic ensemble of singer-dancers, who retell and, in a way, relive the story.
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For many, camps are evocative of a childhood they are nostalgic for, allowing them to relive the more innocent times of their youth.
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"A playlist helps you capture the sounds of a destination, and every time you listen to it, you relive the trip," he said.
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The console plays cartridges and works for old-school collectors looking for a way to relive their favorite games in their original form.
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She has a lot of fans, but I'm not sure even all of them are in the mood to relive 2016 right now.
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But I think for me the main thing I'd want is to make it easier for you to relive happiness in your life.
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The 2016 election has made me weary, and it felt reassuring, just for a moment, to relive that moment from eight years ago.
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Plenty of people dream about the opportunity to relive their past—a second chance to build, compete, maybe do it different this time.
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Of course, if you're just eager to relive your most-liked Instagram posts of 2018, you can always download the Top Nine app.
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Although a replica of a Columbine High School cafeteria table and chairs are included, Rogers does not aim to relive the tragic events.
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"The tourists come here because they want to relive the Wild West," said Mr. Curtis, clad in riding boots, leather vest and cowboy hat.
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It is a dark counterpart of the imperative for Jews to relive the experience of deliverance from bondage into freedom each year at Passover.
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You can now relive the '80s by playing classic games on the Thumbs Up miniature retro arcade game machine for £17.10, down from £24.99.
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Photos and video recordings are available for those who want to relive the experience of jumping from a plane for as long as possible.
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It's a little frightening sometimes, but, honestly I don't really watch the show just because I don't want to relive things good or bad.
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Let's relive some of the horrors I witnessed growing up on the internet and consider what lessons their lingering effects hold for this generation.
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And all those bankers are doing most of the same shit they did a decade ago and we're obviously poised to relive the experience.
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But what is summer for if not to relive the good-old days of getting down and dirty in a delicious chocolate-marshmallow mess?
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If you want to relive the beauty of yesterday's total eclipse, see some of the gorgeous shots photographers have been sharing on Instagram here.
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Fans will relive all of their favorite moments from Lorelai and Rory — including that time they ate four Thanksgiving meals — during GilMore the Merrier.
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Now you can relive them in all their SNES splendor on your Windows, Mac or Linux PC thanks to retro digital game seller GOG.
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It's also a day to reflect and relive memories past, when many young people return to their parent's nests and see high school friends.
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"We don't want to relive 447," says Mr Buttigieg, alluding to the fierce battles between Mr Sanders and Mrs Clinton in the Democratic primaries.
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The best ones allow us to relieve, relive, or re-evaluate our most tender experiences in a way that no other art form can.
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If you want to relive the good times, watch the full episode above, and check out our Storystream below for all the other episodes!
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We asked him to relive his childhood on the far north side, and then give us a few good places to grab some food.
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GoPro Fusion product lead Jess Foley told me the patchiness was most likely painted out in post for the camera's "Relive Reality" launch trailer.
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Fans will relive all of their favorite moments from Lorelai and Rory — including that time they ate four Thanksgiving meals — during GilMore the Merrier.
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Just in case you want to relive that spectacular 2013 Halftime Show show right now, we've got you covered — and we don't blame you.
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Our friends will be impressed and we'll get to relive the memories even if the photos and videos aren't shot at cutting edge resolution.
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" In short, she says they're, "moments in a typical women's title where we know fans go back to relive them time and time again.
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Oh the nostalgia For older fans, boy bands offer a chance to relive days when homework, dating and making curfew were life's biggest concerns.
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Welp... be sure to grab an SNES Classic if you wanna relive the good-old days of punching innocent dino-horses in the face!
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The highly anticipated Beauty and the Beast live action remake opens in theaters March 17, and everyone is super excited to relive the magic.
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You can relive all of these and all other Endgame moments when you pre-order Avengers Endgame on Blu-ray from Walmart for $29.96.
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Lady Gaga and her pointy shoulder pads crushed the Super Bowl halftime show, and we assume you'll want to relive all that glory soon.
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You can now relive and own the complete collection of all 55 Disney Classics with a special box set celebrating Walt Disney Animation Studios.
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Other times, they don't want to walk down that road with the patient, having to relive some painful and disturbing memories of their own.
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Here's what Splash suggested I look at when I want to relive the basic essence of Jake Gyllenhaal talking to a puppet octopus: Sure!
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The Instax Mini works as a great way to help kids find their creativity, or you can relive the glory days of Polaroid cameras.
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Choose between Disney World, Universal Studios and Sea World — or all of them for the ambitious — and relive childhood memories or make new ones.
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From the Embassy Row studios in the Crap Part of SoHo, Rog and Davo relive the Euro 2016 semifinal billed as Ronaldo vs. Bale.
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I think a lot of people are looking to the 50th anniversary thinking they could relive a time when they were not even alive.
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Suddenly, Mike wakes up as his 17-year-old self (played by Efron) with a chance to relive the glory days of high school.
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Here's what to get to relive that early aughts dream: Will Summer always be a hot fucking mess in your version of The OC?
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For some, it's a chance to relive their childhoods and for others it's a chance to share those childhood favorites with their own children.
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Settle your buddy's stomach by getting them some Alka-Seltzer to relive any and all nausea and save them several trips to the bathroom.
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I can relive it right now after all these years and the sound of that music that was my first experience with cosmic consciousness.
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The entire episode is streaming on Jeopardy's YouTube channel until June 7, by the way, so that we may all relive Holzhauer's inevitable defeat.
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No one who has been through hell wants to relive it, Javaherian argues, something I could confirm after meeting with war veterans in Tehran.
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As humans, it's completely normal to want to relive the good times (sexy time included), even though you're not in a defined relationship anymore.
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"When you're back at home, that honey or whatever food you bought will help you relive the fun of your trip," Mr. Ducasse said.
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In Google Photos, the feature is more appropriately called "Memories," and is designed to help users relive their life in a more meaningful way.
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Prepare to relive Pudge's angst and Alaska's moody aloofness, all set to a pitch-perfect recreation of being a teen in the mid-00s.
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You will change, and things will get different, but you will think about this (and sometimes relive it) every day of your life. 20133.
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"On and offline, we can relive it," said Mr. de Mol, director of business development and operations for the Netherlands Board of Tourism & Conventions.
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He did not dwell on the game, he did not overanalyze or ask the players to relive the low point of the 2019 season.
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Accused shooter's family responds Earnest family members say they recognize that the victims and first responders are having to relive this all over again.
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Now President Trump will relive the darkest arts of the deal and try to force his opponents to come to the table by threat.
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Or you can just relive Apollo 11 with the help of enormous overhead screens, which will show footage of the launch and the landing.
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" When asked about how the Senate evaluates Supreme Court nominees, he quipped, "You're not going to make me relive the confirmation process are you?
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It's a tragedy that it happened, you don't want to relive a tragedy, but on the other hand, you can't deny that it happened.
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It takes enormous courage for a woman to come forward, under the bright lights of millions of people watching, and relive a traumatic memory.
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I still say it to myself, it's just, I kind of relive it all the time and I just thought there was glass there.
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"The main reason to watch it is to relive those events and get them clear in your mind," Mike Hale wrote in The Times.
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If you missed last night's town hall debate, or simply want to relive the magic of Ken Bone, you can catch the whole thing above.
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"Heroes" makes me feel alive, fills me with promise, has me yearning for moments I haven't yet experienced and to fondly relive others I have.
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They relive their youth, explore love, and live free from the shackles of age, pain, and society in the magical party town of San Junipero.
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"Now even more so now that the show ended, I think it gives everybody an opportunity to really relive the entire show again," he said.
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Stardust is a free new app to gather all of your fellow fans and relive every second of that last episode of Game of Thrones.
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HMD Global Oy bought the right to use the Nokia brand and is now exploiting your longing to relive the "good ol' days" for profit.
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Game of Thrones fans across America and Europe were able to relive the show's most memorable moments set to the sounds of the Djawadi's music.
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CBC Toronto shared a clip of the heartfelt moment to its Facebook page so you can relive all the feelings and cry along with Justin.
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It's the sort of film that makes anyone who's already well past their teenage years grateful that they don't have to relive them ever again.
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"We can use VR to help people immerse themselves at these distinct historic locations and relive the most important moments that happened there," Feinberg said.
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The developer noted on Twitter that the demo is part of a broader goal of using VR to "relive memories" instead of just play games.
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That said, bouncing enthusiast can get their hands on a Walmart knockoff called "Moonhopper" for anyone who wants to relive their pogo bal glory days.
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After experiencing a bad blind date on Christmas Eve, a woman goes on to relive the encounter 12 times, but each time with better results.
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It's set to hit theaters on 4/20—naturally—but until then, relive your early stoner days and give the trailer a watch right meow.
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A moment that we, personally, can't wait to relive all over again when it hits shelves as an update to her art book this fall.
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They want to make America great again, which is to say they want to relive what they imagine was a better time, a better world.
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Halfway there, his suit deflates again, and he's forced to relive the same nightmare, dragged once more into the shadows by a gang of thugs.
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Read our review from this year's event, and also relive some of this year's live sets from Carl Craig, Kevin Saunderson, Matthew Dear, and more.
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On the subject of food-mashups-that-shouldn't-work-but-totally-do, let's take a moment to relive the glory of the pho-stuffed burrito.
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Relive the night in music below: Sam Smith performs "Writing's On the Wall" There was nothing wrong with Sam Smith's performance of the Spectre theme.
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The O.C. gave me the opportunity to relive those days, because Josh [Schwartz, creator of The O.C.] actually wrote in a club, The Bait Shop.
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You might not want to relive hearing a newscaster's voice boast "Donald Trump wins the presidency" ever again – but it's worth it for this video.
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If you'd like to see Radnor and Lee live and relive the acoustic pop glory days of 2005, you can find their tour dates here.
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As one of the only places where Americans and Soviets met face-to-face, curious visitors can go relive both the movie and actual history.
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So if you missed out on this one-of-a-kind stunner or are looking to relive the magic, check out their gorgeous work below.
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"Personally, I would not have expected to 'relive' (vicariously) such a devastating flood, in the same spot, over the course of my lifetime," he said.
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While all 45 seasons aren't available to stream, seasons 1 to 8 are, so you can relive the shows glory days with the original cast.
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"I feel so terrible for Danyelle, because every day, she comes home and she has to relive that nightmare over and over again," Hilbert says.
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And given that a lot of them are super fans, let them relive their childhood and what made them love Sesame in the first place.
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A question that hovers over this book is whether the Freemans will learn from past horrors or become so dysfunctional that they merely relive them.
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Well fret no more, my friends: you can now relive the show IRL, because its weird ass soundtrack, is now online for you to stream.
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It's that Smith may be attempting to relive his younger days by updating his party raps and adopting what he thinks the kids will embrace.
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Grace, in turn, is seen balefully inhabiting a London bedsit, doomed forever to relive her days with a husband she found alternately magnificent and merciless.
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Having lived in a camper van in a past life, I'm all too eager to jump at the chance to relive it whenever I can.
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On Friday, the season closes with an octogenarian couple (Philip Baker Hall and Ellen Geer) returning to the room to relive their first night together.
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But having lived through a lot of this yourself, it must have been an interesting and emotional experience to go back and relive it now.
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The experience of watching Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Kavanaugh provide testimony last week caused many Americans to relive their own experiences with sexual violence.
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"This way they won't have to relive those terrible events during a long and protracted trial, so this brings some measure of comfort," he said.
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"We can relive the horror of her death over and over, and it's never going to pay forward the legacy that she had," he said.
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"Expedition America," as it was called, was planned and executed in order to "relive" the first documented transatlantic crossing by the Viking explorer Leif Eriksson.
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You also don't have to relive what could have been a scarring experience for you, and you're not feeling like you haven't been taken seriously.
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They are then forced to relive the same tragic fate over and over again at the hands of Ross and the other grass-faced people.
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Later, there's an attempted bombing at a boy band concert teeming with girls — all of which might sound too gruesomely familiar to relive as entertainment.
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She told people she was from near Miami to avoid questions that would force her to relive the massacre, like if she knew the victims.
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SRS: So you were performing a kind of capacity-build for authentic news coverage not coming at the cost of having people relive their trauma?
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The small number of images of JonBenét herself in the film will probably confound some Netflix viewers who watch it expecting to relive the case.
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If you and your friends are trying to relive your college glory days with a Spring Break-esqe vacation, look no further than Punta Cana.
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Grab your copy of X-Men: Apocalypse today on Blu-ray & DVD at JB Hi-Fi, and relive the latest epic chapter in the celebrated saga.
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Watch the video above from RYOT to relive the chants, signs, speeches, and shared solidarity that made this one of the most moving moments in herstory.
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It doesn't stray too far from the original with only a few tweaks, so like Sonic Mania, fans can relive the magic of playing the original.
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"It's such an honor to have people come and relive the film," Brown tells PEOPLE of the annual celebrations in St. Helens, Oregon, where Halloweentown filmed.
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After she dies, she is plopped right back into her 36th birthday party, forced to relive the events of the night until she dies once more.
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From a psychological standpoint, both kinds of expressive writing might hurt people's recovery if people just use the writing as a way to relive bad memories.
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"I was knee-deep in it when it was thriving, so don't really feel like I need to relive it," Mr. Cassidy wrote in an email.
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Though fans have been begging for a new installment in the SATC franchise, Parker isn't the only one not looking to relive her Carrie Bradshaw days.
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To watch Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 11/9 is to relive, in two jam-packed hours, the experience of being an American for the past two years.
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Mary-Ann Hughes, the mother of a slain 63-year-old boy, says Kardashian's campaign is forcing her to relive the trauma of her son's death.
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Mary-Ann Hughes, the mother of a slain 11-year-old boy, says Kardashian's campaign is forcing her to relive the trauma of her son's death.
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Some of Hollywood's most memorable scenes involve food too, which you can now relive—at least through their smells—with this new scratch and sniff book.
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Six months ago VRtual got a huge contract with the city of Chicago to create VR experiences for jurors to relive the cases they're deciding on.
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Given the chance to relive their college days, millennial grads don't long for trips abroad, different course offerings or the other do-overs you might imagine.
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The pair joined the newly launched Airbnb Adventures to offer guests the chance to book an exclusive weekend to relive the past of the Wild West.
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Marigliano&aposs cousin said prosecutors alerted his family of the mistake on Friday, and they feel like they have to relive the death all over again.
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But that doesn't make them any less entertaining to relive, as proven by Margot Robbie's captivating turn as Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding in I, Tonya.
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Some elderly people fainted," Eiffel Tower union representative Denis Vavassori told the AP. "We are exhausted and we do not want to relive that in August.
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There's gonna be this big fantasy in the end, where we kind of rewind the story, and we relive moments of the relationship set to music.
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Third-class cabins on the Titanic II. If you want to relive a glamorous bygone era or recreate your favorite scene from the movie, start saving.
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Thanks to the mad scientists at MAME—a group dedicated to emulating old hardware and software—and the Internet Archive, I can relive those childhood memories.
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At town hall meetings, protests, and on calls with Congressional staff, we relive the worst days of our lives as we mercifully beg for basic healthcare.
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This is probably because encouraging highly aroused trauma survivors to relive their experience activates the sympathetic nervous system and intensifies symptoms of PTSD, thereby retraumatizing them.
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"There will not be a day of my life where I do not relive and rethink what happened," Mr. Blair said, referring to the Iraq war.
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But his daughter Rebekah, who runs the family's foundation, now has a way to relive the thrill of the campaign with friends around her dinner table.
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A wedding is a day that many newlyweds plan to relive forever, hiring professional photographers to capture every magical moment, and a few candid shots too.
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There is perhaps no more iconic episode of television than Seinfeld's "The Soup Nazi"—and now, fans have a chance to relive it in real life.
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Now she's supposed to relive the worst day of her life by giving a statement to a lawyer about Mara's death for the drunk driver's trial.
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Getting to relive the early days of your relationship is a cute trip down memory lane, but for these two, the circumstances are a little different.
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"I wish I could erase my memory of this moment and relive it on loop forever," writes one fan after about five-and-a-half minutes.
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He also conjures memories of happier, less fractious times, which some seek to relive by watching grandchildren marvel at what thrilled them when they were young.
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But if you don't want to invest in new hardware, here are ways to relive your gaming past and see if you still have the moves.
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In the present, survivors relive their traumas in the form of fragmented images, sounds and emotion that the brain can't register as belonging to the past.
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She and a few other women in Calgary have had seizure-like attacks in which they drop to the ground and seem to relive their rapes.
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For anyone eager to relive the last year, Wolff tracks the scandals (or the major ones, at least — who can count?) in all their bewildering abasement.
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Next month, the two actresses behind the characters—Angela Kinsey and Jenna Fischer—will launch a podcast to relive all of the NBC sitcom's best moments.
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I've spent time at a lot of time at colleges – yes for work, but also because I might want to relive my 250s just a little.
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The gothic Le Manoir, for instance, now a "haunted house" where visitors can relive spooky Parisian legends in immersive visits, was the headquarters of Boulenger ceramics.
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The general manager said she has seen people come from all over the world to relive fond memories or experience the novelty of a floppy disk.
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Legal battles are traumatic in and of themselves, but these women have been forced to relive and re-prove their assaults for the last two years.
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"It takes enormous courage for a woman to come forward, under the bright lights of millions of people watching, and relive a traumatic memory," he said.
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Street Fighter II: Champion Edition X RepliCade Relive Street Fighter II in all its original glory with this 12-inch tall miniaturized sixth-scale arcade machine.
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But New York basketball fans eager to relive those days, and perhaps even exorcise those ghosts, probably should get to the Garden and see for themselves.
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Craving a little oasis of nostalgia in 2017's bad-news monsoon, you fire up the movie and settle into the couch to relive some childhood memories.
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The anxiety is fear of the unknown, of what terrible things may happen, like getting knocked unconscious and having to relive one's humiliation for eternity on YouTube.
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In 2006, Mario Beauregard and Vincent Paquette put 15 Carmelite nuns in an fMRI and asked them to remember (and attempt to relive) an intense mystical experience.
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" Branch told the local newspaper that she'll have a recording of the pageant TV broadcast on DVD ready when he's released, so they can "relive it together.
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Soon, the first full-size replica of the ocean liner will allow delighted tourists to relive the ill-fated ship's maiden voyage, right down to the crash.
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The collapse in Facebook traffic to journalism, with its attendant job losses, should be too fresh a memory for anyone want to relive the experience so soon.
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For years, whenever I saw a new line of nude lipsticks or glosses from my favorite brands, I'd keep browsing, not wanting to relive my nylon nightmare.
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Each course comprises hours of comprehensive instruction, providing you with the tools needed to take the exams with confidence (so you don't have to relive the SATs).
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As a result of this, Cruz's old college roomie had to relive some trauma, and around 2AM, Cruz's spokesperson scrambled to un-like what had been liked.
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Just in time for Sunday's big season 6 finale, relive last week's Game of Thrones alongside Late Night host Seth Meyers and Saturday Night Live's Leslie Jones.
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For those of us who didn't get to experience the magic of this particular super bloom firsthand, we can now relive it thanks to astrophotographer Harun Mehmedinovic.
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But there are very few things enticing enough to make us want to relive our awkward teenage years — unless, of course, we were bribed with Fenty Beauty.
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Today, the lovable non-profit organization has made it easy for you to relive the glory years of the early Macintosh like it's 1985 all over again.
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The Live Photo user can relive memories through both still and animated media with only one snap of a shutter: They can even be set as wallpaper.
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Why they might not: In an environment where we're learning about real shootings every day, some people aren't going to want to relive their feelings through fiction.
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The new Britney Spears biopic, Britney Ever After, has been a wonderful opportunity for us all to relive the important pop culture moments of the last decade.
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Watch the video above to relive the times Rihanna's style nearly broke the Internet (even before she and Beyoncé melted our hearts with their spontaneous air kisses).
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Meanwhile, Kaley Cuoco decided to relive the early 2000s with her spot-on rendition of Britney Spears' tune "Im a Slave 4 U," complete with a snake.
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" Tweeting live as the episode aired, Kourtney told her followers, "Watching this fight actually gives me chills," and "It's not normal to have to relive this stuff.
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Relive the glory days with classics like Galaga, Asteroids, Street Fighter, Centipede, and Rampage (but we wouldn't be surprised if more were added to the selection later).
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So this year, we're setting aside plenty of time to relive some of the best pop music/holiday mash-ups to ever be caught on camera. 1.
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"Now, everyone will be forced to relive this horrible nightmare on a daily basis in order to defend this lawsuit and prepare for trial," the statement reads.
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It's completely weird that somebody's texting you and trying to do this, and I wouldn't be particularly eager to relive this epoch in my life at all.
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A belated pursuit of justice would force Salvadoreans to relive the horrors of the 1980s and remind them of the bloody origins of the main political parties.
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But when he gets to relive the night they met over and over again, he realizes maybe they aren't meant to be in "When We First Met."
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The Spectacles 3 also ship with a VR viewer that lets you relive the moments you shot as if you're back there walking in the same place.
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We now live in an era when, thanks to technology, we can relive countless moments with the people we love after they're gone or are far away.
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Check out the institute's visual guide to human cells, also new today, and relive your high school biology days, but with an awesome web-native 3D viewer.
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Watch the interview and relive your love of the jingle below: Sarah MacDonald does not support the consumption of McDonalds but she does like their iced tea.
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Norimichi discovers that if he throws it and makes a wish, he can turn back time to earlier in the day to relive events with improved outcomes.
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Whether you were a committed Street Fighter II player or have always wanted to play it, now's your chance to relive it in all its original glory.
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Wednesday night, Beyhive across the world will relive Beyoncé's epic two-weekend 2018 Coachella performances by tuning in to watch Homecoming on Netflix for the millionth time.
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She took great pleasure in actually putting it down in black and white and in recording her relationships with other women, because then she could relive them.
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"He's saying he'll only believe a victim if she's willing to relive the worst moment of her life in front of the whole world," Mr. Malinowski said.
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It makes sense for cyclists who have a rugged daily commute or want to relive the seamless power of their youth (and have some unrestricted cash flow).
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I want some sort of closure for those of us who will relive those horrible moments where we were assaulted, abused, and taken advantage of by Epstein.
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Our chance to relive this stage adaptation of the mordant Danny Rubin and Harold Ramis comedy over and over and over again is coming to an end.
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PEARL JAM: LET'S PLAY TWO Fans of the Chicago Cubs eager to relive last year's championship season would probably prioritize the nail-biter that was Game 7.
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They have come of age in an era of hard-won democratic gains, increasingly hopeful and unwilling to relive the tragedies of their parents' war-torn generation.
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It gave her the opportunity to relive great memories and to meet so many 'Mickey Mouse Club' fans that watched the show as kids and loved her.
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With the added bonus of a cooperative two-player campaign, "Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga" is a fun ride for those looking to relive the movies.
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Enough dismissing women in order to promote men, and enough of making them relive their traumas, again and again so maybe -- just maybe -- you'll consider believing them.
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In the show's first hourlong episode, Mr. Burns tries to relive his glory days and crosses paths with a mysterious music mogul who cons him into bankruptcy.
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Once she makes her way inside, you get to relive the moment Musk brought his cyberpunk, Blade Runner-inspired vehicle onto the stage for the first time.
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Our chance to relive this stage adaptation of the mordant Danny Rubin and Harold Ramis movie comedy over and over and over again comes to an end.
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But this new animated series' creators, Nick Kroll ("The League") and Andrew Goldberg ("Family Guy"), offer adults a chance to relive their teenage nightmares without the humiliation.
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A documentary called Trumped, about the campaign and its results, will premiere a few days later, for those steel-nerved audiences brave enough to relive the spectacle.
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Joe Biden (DE), then the Democratic chair of the all-white, all-male Senate Judiciary Committee, essentially asked Hill to relive her own harassment in the hearings.
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Assassin's Creed: Origins introduced players to Layla Hassan, a modern day protagonist whose technological brilliance manifested in an all-new version of the Animus that disregarded the previous number one rule of the machine — Layla's Animus allows her to relive the memories of anyone else as long as she has their DNA sample, whereas previous versions of the Animus required a direct genetic descendant of someone to relive their memories.
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I get to relive those moments that you [go] through in high school being like, Oh god, okay, so glad no one is ever [going] to remember that.
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The tense episode barely stopped to take a breath – and for those brave enough to relive the adrenaline, here are some of the top moments from the broadcast.
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They accidentally killed the Pikachu and the boy committed suicide, so they relive the incident in a million ways to foil their own attempts and set things right.
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"Having to relive that is very difficult," Lyons said, "but at the same time, they do believe that at the end of the day, justice will be served."
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But if I'm being honest, there are certain elements of the animated classic, which turns 25 years old this month, that I don't feel the need to relive.
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Reagan invited Tom Cruise to her "Ronnie's" California offices so that he could relive some of his own Hollywood glory days with one of "modern Hollywood's" newest stars.
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"Without such relief, Charlottesville will be forced to relive the frightful spectacle of August 12: an invasion of roving paramilitary bands and unaccountable vigilante peacekeepers," Charlottesville's lawyers wrote.
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"If you don't learn from the past, you are forever condemned to relive mistakes," Jim Walden, a lawyer for the tenants, said in a rebuttal to Ms. Harnett.
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Proving that sometimes simpler is better, the Classic made it possible to relive your '80s childhood without hours of finding emulators and ROMs that won't break your laptop.
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And what better way to get excited than to relive CES 10 years ago when Tom Hanks delivered what may be the best keynote introduction in CES history?
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It's actually a legitimately chilling premise—how often do you wake up from a nightmare scared to go back to sleep because you don't want to relive it?
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For long-time players, it's an opportunity to relive some of our earliest memories from the version of the game we sunk hundreds (or thousands) of hours into.
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Text the word "Gwen" to get a hand-picked playlist of YouTube videos that we put together just for you so that you too can relive the 90s.
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For Bargnani fanboys like myself, we always have that 13-game stretch to relive and dream on what could have been if he didn't get injured that season.
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The timing couldn't be worse for Mixon ... who will have to relive the incident on camera while trying to convince NFL teams to take a chance on him.
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Sometimes these rituals are obviously destructive: Dick's short story The Days of Perky Pat, for instance, is about post-apocalyptic survivors who endlessly relive prewar life using dolls.
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Paramount in our decision to accept today's plea agreement is that it provides closure without having to have Payton testify and be forced to relive this horrific incident.
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With this 5-box set of George R.R. Martin's Game of Thrones series, you can relive the exhilarating adventures of Starks, Targaryens and Lannisters long after HBO's dead.
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They relive what daily life was like inside the compound during the siege and some explain why, to this day, they wish they had perished in the fire.
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It was hard to relive it for the show but in a way it ended up being cathartic and helped her work through and process it even more.
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Get ready to relive all of your favorite scenes, shocking twists, and painful goodbyes once more (or however many times you want if you pick up the set).
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If you're in a particularly nostalgic mood, relive the first and only season of Pretty Wild, which will most likely have you leaving your BFFs hysterical voicemails. 9.
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Ketamine seemed to pry open the black box of the mind, remaking it as a universe filled with discrete memories and emotions that you could revisit and relive.
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Not only will you get to relive the good ol' days with a vintage-style camera, but your prints will also look like a blast from the past.
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I have spoken the truth about my experience and even wrote a 499-page book where I lay it all out, as painful as it was to relive.
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It's great being able to relive all your best memories through photos, but sometimes it's nice to have a physical copy instead of just staring at a screen.
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If you don't already have them in your collection, it could be costly to relive your glory days with the Super NT—even after throwing down the $190.
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" Tweeting live as the episode aired, Kourtney told her followers that "Watching this fight actually gives me chills" and "It's not normal to have to relive this stuff.
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Valentine's Day is a high-pressure event dreaded by millions—precisely the type of holiday you may not want to relive, unless you sell flowers for a living.
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O'Leary thinks his father would be proud of what he achieved and is grateful to relive that journey over and over again with the companies he is funding.
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Allred points out that many victims value their privacy and reasonably prefer not to relive their assaults and harassment in public or to become publicly known as victims.
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It was also a regular choice for non-clandestine lunches and boisterous happy hours to relive what had just happened, or had not happened, in nearby government buildings.
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He would also want to relive the set I just played song by song and focus on what was good or needed work, and talk about it together.
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According to Teen Vogue, Hadid originally posted her "recipe" on Snapchat, but it's been more than 24 hours, so we'll just have to relive the moment on Instagram.
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" 27-year-old Kirsty, on the other hand, has come to relive her childhood: "It's the sort of music I listened to growing up; it's nice to remember.
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While I felt vulnerable standing up in front of my first audience, and it was painful to relive everything as I wrote it all down, both were healing.
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"I blast 'Thriller' by Michael Jackson just like I did when I was in junior high and relive the fun of those days all over again," he said.
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Thankfully, due to my career as a musician, I was able to relive these glory years when I crawled back home between albums in the summer of 2011.
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I want to hear your opinion: A. Wow, I was just saying the other day that there's nothing I would like more than to relive that presidential campaign.
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Now, everyone can relive all their favorite memories from those special episodes by participating in a tour through the space where Friends was once filmed, at Warner Bros.
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Given the many media stories that document the moment's anniversary, and that Swift is performing, chances are good that audiences will get a chance to relive the awkwardness.
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"It's hard for them to make these reports about things that were so very humiliating in the first place [and] then have to relive the pain," Rackauckas said.
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Chris is beginning to feel bored with married-life when an old friend Toni invites him to travel with him and relive the days of their carefree youth.
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She desperately wanted to escape the Lower East Side, where every day she came across a million little triggers that forced her to relive her most painful memories.
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Would you agree to relive the most painful moments of your life, recalling in minute detail the suffering of your father or a grandfather or uncles or brothers?
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The photographs in Bodies of Wood emanate an air of silent acceptance, one that allows us to understand the artist's story without being asked to relive her experience.
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"I just wanted to relive my childhood," said a man who had driven nearly 1,1003 miles to see what's left of the video chain he grew up with.
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And I still have to relive the humiliation every time I tell the story about choking on meat on Fire Island, and then explain it's not a euphemism.
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NASA's InSight spacecraft landed on Mars on Monday, and there's no better place to relive the nail-biting moment than from inside mission control at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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We've pulled some of the best tie-dye pieces out there for those of you who are ready to relive this rainbow whirly goodness without the messy DIY element.
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With every conspiratorial flare-up, we are forced to relive Seth's murder and a small piece of us dies as more of Seth's memory is torn away from us.
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Photo: GettyBecause we've apparently learned nothing and are doomed to relive the same news cycle over and over, Yelp has once again become the home for airing political grievances.
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I thought the motorcycle racing would be my favorite Labo game, but finicky steering controls thwarted my attempts to relive my childhood spent playing Hang-On at the arcade.
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When we remember, we don't wind back our minds to a certain time and relive that exact moment, yet many of us think our memories work like a videotape.
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Part of me is so profoundly sick of survivors having to relive their assaults in public, again and again, to "prove" that sexual harassment and sexual violence are everywhere.
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The full seasons of every show will be available, so you can relive all those evenings on the couch with your family, albeit probably in a shorter time span.
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The Game of Thrones actress and Crazy Rich Asians breakout appear together in Paul Feig's holiday comedy, and sat down with People Now to relive their early acting days.
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She also went through each of her most memorable looks explaining their significance so you can relive all of your pre-teen Malibu Barbie meets the Ivy League fantasies.
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In those simple times, these snacks were staples, and occasionally, on Saturday nights spent alone with Netflix and our stretchiest yoga pants, we like to relive those glory days.
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" Of revisiting her story on the small screen, Hill said that "It's important for us, I think, to relive the story and continue to learn the lessons from it.
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"The first 30 seconds of the day I don't remember what happened, and then it comes back and I relive what happened," Ms. Wiegand said through tears in July.
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Still, doing a show that asks him to relive a life similar to his own has made Mr. Macchio wistful for a childhood that's "not there anymore," he said.
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If you're a little early and really that desperate, there's even previous events that you can go back and relive (like when there were actually interesting products to debut).
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And if you're like me, years out of college but still nostalgic, relive the years in which your biggest priorities were discovery, exploration, growth — and, of course, having fun.
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Her mom and sisters also seized the opportunity to relive their own twenty-fun days, baring plenty of perfectly-bronzed skin and documenting the entire night on Instagram (naturally).
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Finally, young wealthy people in New York City and near Washington, D.C. can relive their college days and reside together in very close quarters with other young wealthy people!
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I also experience something called dissociation which means that my mind doesn't want to relive the pain so "I look off and I stare" in a glazed over state.
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When it's ready to download, you'll get an email alert—all your tweets are saved in a nicely formatted HTML archive so you can relive the good tweeting times.
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He said to imagine capturing your child's first steps with a 360-degree video camera and, using the proper goggles, go back and relive this any time you wished.
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With about 30 songs and many dance numbers in the two-act show, American audiences will relive the 1980s when Gloria and the Miami Sound Machine blew up radio.
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If you remember correctly, Agdal once shared a spandex situation gone wrong on her Instagram, and we couldn't help but relive the unfortunate-yet-hilarious experience with the star.
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In that experience (see video above), made available at a series of live events, viewers were able to don VR headsets and relive the night of the fatal shooting.
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Sam: We read that "Honky Tonk Women" had been written just outside of São Paulo, so we wanted to tell that story and relive that moment in some way.
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The school offered to support victims in filing legal action against Villagómez, but the students chose not to since they didn't want to relive the experience of being harassed.
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The cut-out and plaid waiters were enough for fans to get excited again, and maybe the revival will be enough to let fans relive former versions of themselves.
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Kim Kardashian Is 'Relieved' Paris Investigation Is Progressing — But 'Updates Make Her Relive' Robbery, Says Source However, a source told PEOPLE that things are looking up for the family.
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In other words, lots of people are deeply cynical about Kickstarter projects these days, especially when it comes to old school game designers promising to relive their glory days.
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Click through for some of the best social media moments from the 2016-2017 award shows, and relive some of the ace fashion we saw on the red carpet.
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It's another to face a life-threatening incident and then have to relive it for the world because that's your job — to be publicly vulnerable, for better or worse.
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The trailer for the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion dropped on Tuesday, showing the women becoming emotional as they relive moments from season 9 — including the infamous #PuppyGate.
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Steenkamp said he and wife June had relied financially on their daughter, and he had "jabbed (himself)... with needles" to try to relive the pain that she went through.
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Persona 22015 Essential Edition Vinyl 22LP — $240 See Details With this 23-disc LP, you can relive the suspense and thrill of the soundtrack from Nathan Drake's final outing.
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So why not take a few minutes to relive that day, with all its excitement and the palpable pride taken by Steve Jobs in both the product and presentation?
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Besides letting some of us relive our younger and more athletic days, it also gives us a rare opportunity to connect with our colleagues across party and state lines.
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Now, Lowry is opening up to PEOPLE about how she overcame the heartbreaking losses – and how she's bracing herself to relive it all again when season 7 premieres Monday.
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Just because you hit yourself in the face with a hammer 25 years ago doesn't mean you have to relive it every year for the rest of your life.
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The conversations are saved so you can relive them later, and in addition to voice and video calls, you can use Ily to send text messages, photos and drawings.
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" But it's not so easy to follow this advice when one is watching a loved one repeatedly relive the pain of loss brought about by well-meaning "truth-tellers.
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In its richest moments, "Blue Jay" is a bittersweet reflection of midlife regression, in which onetime teenage sweethearts momentarily throw off present-day cares and relive a magical past.
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And Fox 10 Phoenix's upload has no commentary, but does have chyrons throughout, in case you relive all of the Saturday morning news and not just the royal wedding.
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"I was like, 'This is a prison,' but now that I look back at it, it was a freeing, freeing experience — something that I'd love to relive," he said.
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Returning to the 12 boys and their coach, we know that they will be forced to relive their experience again and again as the onslaught of media attention continues.
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Well, now you can relive the joys of moving a little game piece up that sweet, colorful road by building a Candyland-themed gingerbread house and then eating it!
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With granted permission, you could send photos to a friend or family member's printer and they'd be able to relive the memory by scanning the photo with their phones.
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After you finish a game, you can now use a robust replay viewer to fly around in a reconstructed game world and relive all of your most harrowing experiences.
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"Current sports trackers focus on statistics, health and performance-based metrics, which we think is great, but only captures one side of the experience," says the Relive co-founder.
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Now you can relive some of that nostalgia with these cute retro tech Lego builds, harking back to the days of floppy disks, CRT monitors, and old video games.
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Last month, the world watched as a privileged white woman, Christine Blasey Ford, was forced to relive her trauma in the face of many who may never believe her.
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"If you have been victimized and violated, probably one of the last things you want to do is go to a precinct and relive every detail," Ms. Gosfield said.
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You can even purchase highly-detailed full-scale reproductions of designs from the films, so that you can relive all the action from the comfort of your own home.
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" Amanda Hess, writing in the New York Times, echoed those sentiments, saying the inherent problem is that reboots "require women to relive men's stories instead of fashioning their own.
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Peter Crouch is currently having to relive a night out from three years ago on the internet, all because some joker has decided to share it with the world.
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Being outside chasing monsters activates old and enjoyable memories, providing us with a priceless opportunity to relive a piece of our childhood again, and bring our childhood experiences to life.
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So click on the tweet above to relive the ride with America's favorite comedian and be sure to navigate by moving your phone or dragging the image in any direction.
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Then, out of boredom, I booted up the movie-recommendation bot And Chill, which suggested I watch Jake Gyllenhaal repeatedly relive the last day of his life in Source Code.
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Last month we were blessed with the biggest/closest Supermoon since 1948, and thanks to people like Mircea Goia, we can relive this majestic natural phenomenon over and over again.
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Just take a trip to New York City and relive the entire series—minus the grisly murder and Riker's Island stint—with this bar, restaurant, casino, and golf-course crawl.
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Relive going out for birthdays to a chain restaurant in the late 90's when every restaurant was mandated by law to have a chocolate lava cake on the menu.
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And because there aren't any (legal) stills or video of the movie out there yet, I decided to draw them for you so we can relive this terrible experience together.
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Any buyers looking to relive the glory days of the stand-up boom, can walk down the hill to the Comedy Store in the footsteps of some of the greats.
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The last decade has turned comic book movies into creative goldmines, as fanboys who came of age reading the source material flock to relive childhood memories on the big screen.
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In July, I decided to finally to see for myself what all the hype was about — and honestly, satisfy my longing to relive the youthful fun I remembered from childhood.
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Their mother was butchered and their father was considered a murderer by a lot and they have to relive that for the next two months, over and over and over.
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Plus, relive the year in royals: we celebrated not one but two royal weddings, welcomed Prince Louis, and witnessed Meghan Markle graciously settle into her new role as a Duchess.
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But the 294-bit aesthetic of the Super Nintendo's game library still has a certain charm, and we're dying to relive some of our favorites from that era in gaming.
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The moment feels like a self-conscious reference to Trump's "make America great again" speeches, and their callbacks to an era an awful lot of people wouldn't want to relive.
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NBC's This Is Us is known for its flashbacks, but when it comes to star Chrissy Metz's real-life past, there's one moment that she's not necessarily looking to relive.
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The system positions a camera on the field during practices, letting players (primarily quarterbacks) and coaches relive plays as many times as necessary to see what they should improve upon.
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But if everyone did that, we'd have fewer ways to pass the time as we try not to relive whatever embarrassing things happened at last night's New Year's Eve party.
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If she does it immediately, she's forced to relive her pain over and over; if she waits 20 years, she's accused of making it up, waiting too long, or overreacting.
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Those days are long gone, but for around $30 a pop, you can relive some of that nostalgia and build your own tiny arcade with these highly-detailed miniature replicas.
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According to a rep for EDC Las Vegas, this year's festival will host VR-simulated activations for fans to relive the exclusive footage from other major festivals around the world.
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Related: Relive 100 Iconic Shots from 100 Years of Cinema When First and Final Frames Tell a Film's Entire Story Writing, Crafting, and Rolling Joints: Paul Thomas Anderson's Close-Ups
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A new Super 28 camera released 28-some years after Super 2300 effectively died seems like a fun idea for people eager to relive the glory days or escape digital.
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But there's no such thing as a legal right to party, as Pete wearily explains once Teddy starts coaching the sorority in an attempt to relive his happy frat years.
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He will start interviewing some candidates as early as this weekend, possibly at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, to relive "the old days" of summoning potential Cabinet picks.
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Join us in the episode below to relive some of our MashReads highlights, and if you're looking for more MashReads episodes, be sure to check out our MashReads archives here.
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It technically serves lunch too, but ignore that—the quality drop-off on that is severe—and just relive a youth of eating sugar and eggs for breakfast every morning.
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Many of the young people watching the series probably have encountered or heard about the suicide of a loved one, and don't need to relive it to understand its tragedy.
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Headline after headline, allegation after allegation, women across the country, including myself, are being forced to relive some of their worst nightmares each day as sexual assault is continually normalized.
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At his campaign rallies, Trump loves to wander down memory lane to relive his 200063 victories in the states that once constituted the Democratic "blue wall" – Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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If you love retro gaming and want to re-visit the '90s, the PlayStation Classic is a great way to relive your youth or introduce gaming to the next generation.
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We'll now be spending the foreseeable future forced to relive everyone's ~*~Coachella experience~*~ on our TLs, either wanting to die of festival FOMO, or kill ourselves over its mainstream ubiquity.
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Because now, thanks to the generous souls over at Block9, you can relive the Greatest Festival In The World over and over again—all from the comfort of your bed!
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It was my go-to game in college, and I wanted to relive my Hardcore Team Deathmatch binges, a part of me almost certainly eager to return to my youth.
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The president spoke at length about how his candidacy and electoral victory in 2016 had defied predictions, inviting his cheering audience to relive the night of the election with him.
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Zay was asked about the incident on Sunday -- and, while he explained he didn't want to relive the "very traumatic" moment, he did say the whole ordeal almost killed him.
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In this case, the cost has been immense: a woman forced to relive her trauma on a national scale, only to be mocked by the president of the United States.
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If you blank out in a horrific killing experience but feel no guilt about it, that's one thing — you'll suffer, you'll relive the horror at inopportune moments, it'll "haunt" you.
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Many of those flocking to the debates are lobbyists with campaign experience, allowing them the chance to relive their glory days on the trail and catch up with old friends.
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The story has become a modern parable: a mordant Pittsburgh weatherman gets caught in a mysterious time loop and must relive the same day, in Punxsutawney, until he reaches enlightenment.
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The artwork and medical procedure were done by Dr. Robert Parry, a self-taught artist who creates original illustrations on bandages to amuse patients and relive tension after their procedures.
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Unfortunately, Peter Bergen has decided to have his readers relive the Trump foreign and national security policy equivalent in this account of the first three years of the current administration.
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Occasionally I would discuss the assault in individual therapy, but talking about it caused me to relive the trauma, so I tried not to think about it or discuss it.
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Besides bringing the Nintendo classic to smartphones, the game is an easy way to relive everything you've ever loved about the original, regardless of which iteration you think is best.
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This is partly because the core plot is uninspired; Stefan is a struggling genius with a foundational trauma (the death of his mother, which you get to relive umpteen times).
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Though it's been three years, as a victim of sexual assault, every vile message I received in response to the ad I never posted forced me to relive my nightmare.
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How this game works: Basically the Growth Machine allows you relive the last 30 years in the financial markets and see how different assets performed, using data provided by FactSet.
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Live from the Embassy Row studios in the Crap Part of SoHo, Rog and Davo relive the games that have finally set the bracket for Euro 2016's knockout stages.
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It's all the perfect warm-up before returning to a cold, dark theater on a hot summer day to relive the conclusion of one of cinema's finest — and sprawling — story arcs.
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Gudak Because buying a disposable camera and developing its film is both complicated and expensive nowadays, there's now an app that'll let you relive the struggles of photography in the '80s.
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GoPro showed me the "Relive Reality" 23 video trailer with a Samsung Gear VR, which made the footage look even more impressive than it did on YouTube through a web browser.
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"I believe my continuing in the confirmation process would force my three children to relive a traumatic chapter in our family's life and reopen wounds we have worked years to heal."
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If you weren't able to see it, or just want to relive the magic of the royal nuptials, we've rounded up some of the best photographs of it on the web.
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