But here I am, deep in, saying, again and again, yes.
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" The crowd responds by saying again and again, "Pass the bills!
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"Good evening, ladies and gentlemen," she practiced saying, again and again.
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As I said before, but as it bodes saying again, I am not a millionaire.
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I've said this before, but it's worth saying again: Classifying things as P.C. or NON-P.
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So, what I'm saying again, positive development, but we do need some more upside follow-through.
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Trump has continued to express anger on Twitter, saying again on Thursday night that Rocky should be released.
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It's like she's saying again, with her movement, Don't compare me to the dead, compare me to the living.
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"I've said this before, but it's worth saying again," Kerr said after Game 4 when asked about Curry's personality.
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But I'm just saying, again, you know – KELLY EVANS: But Larry, let me ask you about something very real.
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"It is worth saying again — new supply opening into weak markets has never resulted in better-than-expected EBITDA," said Curtis.
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The President of the United States is saying, again, that the free and independent media is the enemy of the people. 12.
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" He returned to the claim during a town hall in March 2016, saying again, "we have to look very seriously at the mosques.
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"I have been saying again and again, do not take the president literally but take him seriously," presidential spokesman Harry Roque told reporters.
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"I've heard Madame Le Pen saying again recently that, with her in charge, certain attacks would have been avoided," he told RTL Radio.
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" The Star reported that Trump continued in his off-the-record comments, saying, "Again, off the record, they came knocking on our doors last night.
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"I know it appeared there was a looming decision, but I think this is really me saying again, 'Here I am, and nothing's changing,' " Payton said.
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Mostly, though, Gaetz's constituents didn't feel a need to defend Trump beyond what they had been saying, again and again, in scandal after scandal, since his election.
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If the message is to be an engaged human citizen, regardless of the shirt on your back, that seems like something that's worth saying again and again.
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The argument has been made ad nauseam, but it's worth saying again that if Apple thinks that mapping is important enough to own, it should own it.
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" United released a statement after Demetrio's news conference saying again that Munoz and United had "called Dr. Dao on numerous occasions to express our heartfelt and deepest apologies.
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And yet Trump and his team have repeatedly and publicly tried to cast doubt on just this conclusion, saying again and again that they're not sold on Russian culpability.
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"— Speaking on an ad about supporting Planned Parenthood in August 2015 "It is worth saying again: Defending women's health means defending access to abortion — not just in theory, but in reality.
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"We've said it before, and it's worth saying again: If the U.S. isn't leading on trade, we're falling behind," said Thomas Donohue, president and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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The Civil Aviation Administration of China condemned the move, saying again there were no safety issues with the M503 route and warning Taiwan that it would "bear the consequences" of its decision.
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The right earpiece is a touch-sensitive control panel, and by covering it, music will drop to a much quieter level, and you'll be able to clearly hear what people are saying again.
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In the video of the officer shooting the man in Ivory Coast, for instance, one onlooker can be heard saying, "Again, do it again!" after the officer shoots the man the first time.
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But I'm just saying ... There's a culture of saying — again, this is both CEO culture and also just sort of pop culture now — if you go to the WeWork upstairs, hustle culture, right?
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After months of Brexit chaos, dramatic showdowns with EU leaders, a delayed vote, a failed coup against the prime minister, and political journalists saying again and again that "nothing has changed," today something finally will.
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He did not bother to attend the session at which he was chosen or lay out an agenda to MPs, saying—again, without irony—that his actions over the past five years speak for themselves.
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"With all of these world leaders saying again they have woken up to suffering of civilians that we see every day, I hope it is a re-birth of diplomacy, of humanitarian and political (efforts)," he said.
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Honestly, though, even us full-fledged adults with decked out kitchens will be tempted to drag one of these into our Amazon carts, if only so we never have to think of that smug "watched pot" saying again.
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We have sung Nieky Holzken's praises here so many times before but it needs saying again: Holzken is one of the most exciting kickboxers in the world and exactly the sort of fighter that most MMA fans would enjoy.
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Washington (CNN)Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney on Sunday aggressively denied that he admitted last week a quid pro quo between President Donald Trump and Ukraine, saying again that he was misunderstood and that no such agreement occurred.
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"If the IMF itself is warning against the consequences of ultra-loose monetary policy, I think it's a sign of hope that we will take more seriously what the Bank for International Settlements is saying again, again and again," Schaeuble said.
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According to Google Trends, there was a 250 percent spike in searches for "what happens if we leave the EU" around midnight British time, which is after the voting ended and presumably around the time global currencies went wild and Scotland started saying again it didn't want to be part of the UK anymore.
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It seems like Trump had two main talking points that he just kept saying again and again and again, especially when he was in Michigan: one, that he'd kill TPP, and two, telling union members that [Clinton] takes them for granted, is off living in her bubble, and she doesn't actually understand what their lives are like.
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On the video, Ms. Reynolds, who said Mr. Castile was her boyfriend, gives her account of what happened, saying again and again that he had informed the officer that he was carrying a gun, and that he was just reaching for his driver's license and registration — as the officer had requested — when the officer opened fire.
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" This is also the view of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who issued a statement saying (again, my italics): "I have committed to supporting the nominee chosen by Republican voters, and Donald Trump, the presumptive nominee is now on the verge of clinching that nomination...Republicans are committed to preventing what would be a third term of Barack Obama and restoring economic and national security after eight years of a Democrat in the White House.
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Telling the British honours system where to get off by bluntly insisting on referring to (Sir) Alex Ferguson as "Mr Ferguson"; saying again and again that the referee was "perfect" after a loss at Portsmouth in late 2009; having a pop at another ref by repeatedly implying that "27,000 people" had seen what he could not; looking at his watch while everyone wildly celebrated a David N'Gog goal against Manchester United... Time after time, Benitez showed that, while all around him might be losing their heads, he was furiously analysing videos of past games.
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Last night, we saw something else equally unusual." He praised Patrick Dempsey's performance, saying: "Again, it was a single case that took up the entire hour, but instead of 12 doctors' version of events, the focus was largely on just one, and the best one: Dr. Derek Shepherd. Patrick Dempsey's McDreamy character may be eye candy, but he's got substance. Last night's episode proved that in spades, and was one of the series' best in some time.
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Two arsons were unsuccessful with an incendiary device found deactivated at Christ Church College's Sport Pavilion, despite the group claiming they had targeted Corpus Christi College in July 2005. The second device at Oxford’s Templeton College in February 2007 was found also deactivated. Again the group claimed to have carried out an arson attack,A protest to far , The Oxford Student, 5 October 2005. saying again in an anonymous communique to Bite Back:Arson Attack Targets Oxford University, Bite Back, 24 February 2007.
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We were being asked to justify what we were saying again and again.' There were certainly people who felt they were being pushed beyond the evidence they had." In a January 26, 2006 interview, Kerr acknowledged this had resulted in open antagonism between some in the CIA and the Bush White House, saying, "There have been more leaks and discussions outside what I would consider to be the appropriate level than I've ever seen before. And I think that lack of discipline is a real problem.
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Dennis Perkins of The A.V. Club gave the episode a C, saying "Again, the resolution to the central plot is, by turns, lazy, gross, and inadequately developed. If The Simpsons is to be judged on its own merits, without referring to its past glories, fine—based solely on this episode, this isn’t a show I’d tune in to every week." The episode received a 1.9 rating and was watched by a total of 4.30 million people, making it the second most watched show on Animation Domination that night.
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After a few days, Reed changed his story, saying again that he had been a lookout, but that Will Rainey and Cato had committed the crime. Reed next blamed the crimes on the "Before Day Club", a group of African-Americans dedicated to robbing and killing whites. This time, Reed said he and Cato committed the crime, while Dan Young served as the lookout. At trial, Reed changed his story again, claiming that he had served as lookout, and that the murders were committed by Cato, Hall, Rainey, Handy Bell, and "the Kid".
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Flavia Domitilla is for the first time included in a list of saints in the ninth-century martyrology of Florus of Lyon, in which there is in her regard a long entry based on the Acts of Nobles Nereus and Achilleus and which puts her feast on 7 May, perhaps because the Martyrologium Hieronymianum had on that date a mention of a Saint Flavius.Jean Éracle, Une grande dame de l'ancienne Rome: Flavia Domitilla, petite fille de Vespasien in Échos de Saint-Maurice, 1964, vol. 62, p. 130 The same martyrology mentions her also on 12 May, the feast of Saints Nereus and Achilleus, saying (again on the basis of these Acts) that these were her eunuchs.
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He accused them of being obsessed with Grammar schools, and said that parts of the Conservative Party wanted to scrap the NHS. He associated himself with decisions taken over the war in Iraq again, saying again that although mistakes had been made it had been the right thing to do. He also pledged that if necessary he would find more money to prevent job losses at Remploy, a provider of jobs for the disabled, and that promises made at the G8 summit to tackle poverty in Africa would be kept. At the Oxford Youth husting (for people under the age of 27) on 10 June, Gordon Brown said that Labour must modernise and reform again to further involve young people in decision making, including the use of online facilities such as MySpace.
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It was on this tour that the band began to build up their fanbase, selling a two-track CD known as "The Blue CD" that contained the tracks "Everything" and "Until My Ship Comes In". Dum Dums' debut single, "Everything", produced by Steve Power was released on 28 February 2000. Accompanied by a video and A-listing on British radio stations, including BBC Radio 1, it reached 21 in the UK Singles Chart. The second single, "Can't Get You Out of My Thoughts" was released on 26 June 2000 and reached number 18 in the UK chart. On 18 September 2000, their debut album, It Goes Without Saying, again produced by Power, was released in the UK. It received favourable reviews from the music press, with the band being compared to Green Day, The Police, Blink-182, Elvis Costello and The Jam.
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By virtue of his profound wisdom, Bezalel succeeded in erecting a sanctuary which seemed a fit abiding-place for God, who is so exalted in time and space (Exodus R. 34:1; Numbers R. 12:3; Midrash Teh. 91). The candlestick of the sanctuary was of so complicated a nature that Moses could not comprehend it, although God twice showed him a heavenly model; but when he described it to Bezalel, the latter understood immediately, and made it at once; whereupon Moses expressed his admiration for the quick wisdom of Bezalel, saying again that he must have been "in the shadow of God" (Hebrew, "beẓel El") when the heavenly models were shown him (Numbers R. 15:10; compare Exodus R. 1. 2; Berakhot l.c.). Bezalel is said to have been only thirteen years of age when he accomplished his great work (Sanhedrin 69b); he owed his wisdom to the merits of pious parents; his grandfather being Hur and his great-grandmother Miriam, he was thus a grandnephew of Moses (Exodus R. 48:3, 4).
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