The 2018-19 American and Australian seasons could be "just a couple of anomalies that we won't see again or won't see again for a number of years," he said.
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Are those still on the table to potentially see again?
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It was a moment most thought they'd never see again.
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They are money or food that you won't see again.
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What brow trend do you hope to never see again?
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At 66, that's not something I want to see again.
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Her doctors didn't know if she would ever see again.
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It was a day he never expected to see again.
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Where are we going and whom will we see again?
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Definitely an overlap I'd like to see again, Mr. Collins.
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Nobody could tell me if I would see again or not.
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The only one I know I won't see again is Tyrone.
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You see again and again how history really does repeat itself.
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Once he could see again, he inspected himself in a mirror.
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I want to see the quality we used to see again.
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After about 15–20 minutes, she was able to see again.
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I wanted to drink in this view I'd never see again.
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Nonetheless, to see again Balanchine's classic production felt like coming home.
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It was my daughter I am not going to see again.
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It's a confession, almost, offered to someone he'll likely never see again.
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Should the technology improve, it could help millions of people see again.
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Behold, 30 Oscar pairings that you're highly unlikely to ever see again.
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After 24 hours, the swelling reduced enough that she could see again.
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See, again, I don't see that in the changes that you've proposed.
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Readers: Which beauty item would you be happy to never see again?
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My wife's missives were wonderful to see again after so many years.
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Like power systems for the space settlers you're never going to see again!
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Her entire nail comes off (something I never need to see again, thanks).
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Whatever happens with the game, though, there's one thing players won't see again.
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Initially, the family thought that Lulu would never be able to see again.
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It would host lock-ins, oddballs and drifting visitors they'd never see again.
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This is one transformation you going to want to see again and again.
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Here is one program of "NY Quadrilles" I would love to see again.
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Secondly, we should also see again what the stress test is all about.
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A couple of guys I'll never see again are going to deter me?
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Sometimes really goofy, and sometimes completely, you don't ever want to see again.
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They broke the news that a man would never walk or see again.
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See: Again, the danger is that the break makes the land ice unstable.
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And there are so many images that we will not want to see again.
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" He continued, "Movies that you want to see again as soon as it's over.
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"My dreams are colorful, and it's like being able to see again," she says.
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This movie is like no other you have ever seen, or will see again.
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"We see again and again, people who save automatically save the most," Wilson said.
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At the end of the film, we see again how this logic is deployed.
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The equipment they&aposre wearing, from what I can see, again is pretty realistic.
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I'm not even beginning to address policy or ideology here (see again: word count, patience).
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It was the type of season most baseball fans thought they would never see again.
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But it was also terrifying and not something I want — or need — to see again.
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That legacy of service is something the likes of which we may not see again.
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It was a memorably horrible way to die, one I hope to never see again.
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I'd had a one-night stand but not with someone I wanted to see again.
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He was beaten so severely by that police officer that he would never see again.
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Trump is the boss we all know so well, and never want to see again.
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Justin Jirschele will often face players he has never seen and might never see again.
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Some of them, including White himself, the viewer gets to see again through multiple flashbacks.
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"That was an incident we definitely don't want to see again around here," Button said. [L3N18N4IZ].
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At best, it could foster a connection with a person who I'll want to see again.
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Models wore pearl lip studs There's one '90s trend we never thought we'd see again. 4.
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These aren't the annoying add-ons that you'll throw under your bed and never see again.
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I will see again you bright and early tomorrow morning on America Newsroom from 9 a.m.
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As a television producer, my vision was my job, so I was desperate to see again.
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"When we travel we want to go to places we might never see again," she said.
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Tuesday's game was a microcosm of Westbrook's season, one which NBA fans may never see again.
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We have just closed an era of drag in San Francisco that we'll never see again.
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On the men's side, I genuinely believe we are seeing something we will never see again.
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Mr. Isaacs is the kind of silken, charismatic villain that you can't wait to see again.
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A bank took Defy's money, which so happens to be mine that I may never see again.
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"I've got an initiative, I've got a book, I've got a husband I can see again," Mrs.
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It's a masterful work that I can't wait to see again — but I'm bringing Kleenex next time.
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"The July lows in global interest rates we may never see again in our lifetime," Boockvar said.
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But seeing a guy hauled away in an ambulance is something I never want to see again.
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This is something we've never seen, chances are you'll never see again Pound just collapses 20163% vs.
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That is not a spectacle many Americans — or members of the Supreme Court — want to see again.
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He fooled the folks in Maryland, a state he's unlikely to see again in the general election.
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How all that's left for survivors like him is to inventory prized possessions they'll never see again.
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David Bowie is a star of the like we'll never see again so don't be a stranger.
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An "aura" in Benjamin's understanding is a relic of past it is unlikely we'll ever see again.
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And it's his art you're here for, and may well want to come back to see again.
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"It's something I never want to see again," Sheriff Lott said at a news conference last week.
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If you don't see any light, there is a very little chance that you will see again.
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Albeit one we've seen before, and may not want to see again, especially in such literal form.
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Rich seemed like a man I might enjoy chatting with at a party, then never see again.
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As such, the finale-finale begins with someone we really didn't ever want to see again: Evil Cooper.
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Their scenes together serve as a touching goodbye to Kurt, who we probably won't see again after this.
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And it's an Obama we hope to see again (preferably running for political office in 2020, just saying).
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Sometimes people get blinded by love and you need those that you trust to help you see again.
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This is the sort of price that you probably won't see again until Prime Day or Black Friday.
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Her father, still at home but reached by cellphone, wept at the news that she could see again.
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He eventually became an event bartender, serving upwards of 2,000 people per night who he'll never see again.
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That's something on the internet that I can do like this [turns over phone] and never see again.
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It's mostly sh-- content that you watch once, wonder what you just looked at, and then never see again.
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"That, to me, is really the correct psychology of what we're going to see again this year," said Johnson.
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But on Tuesday night, they were dressed in white, praying for a 15-year-old they'll never see again.
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Amazon Prime Day 2019 is fast approaching — check out the best deals we expect to see again this year
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You can hurt for the teachers, scrambling to build lesson plans for the students they may not see again.
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"That team is a team we'll have to see again," Saints defensive lineman Cameron Jordan said of the Rams.
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Orientation was filled with so many activities with so many different people that you probably will never see again.
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The intrigue: "We don't know if this is a one-off, or a trojan we'll see again," said Miller-Osborn.
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It was also one I'll not soon see again, because the conditions that went into creating it were so extraordinary.
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Maybe that's because it's wearing the skull of its mother: Cubone pines for the mother it will never see again.
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But here, with The Last Jedi, I finally saw something that I'm really itching to go out and see again.
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The team successfully transplanted those corneal cells to rabbits that had wonky, vision-impairing corneas, allowing them to see again.
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I get long-term regulars, new people who become long-term regulars, tourists we'll never see again in our lives.
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I bet the under on his Ks for the game, which was four, so there's $10 I'll never see again.
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And a simple $25 surgery developed by a Nepali ophthalmologist, Dr. Sanduk Ruit, lets people suffering from cataracts see again.
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Unlike a car dealer you may never see again, your boss is still going to be there on Monday morning.
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Still, is the potential trauma and death worth the admiration of people who you'll likely never see again after graduation?
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It also meant sharing a locker room with a man whom Proehl had said he preferred never to see again.
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We see again that the two lives in the balance here, abuser and abused, are very far from equally matched.
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He remembered his mother weeping for the sister who had gone to Pakistan and whom she would never see again.
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Eat There are some once-a-year winter holiday extravagances I thrill to see again when their numbers come up.
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As a result, the Democratic supermajority—something the party might not see again for a generation or more—was squandered.
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"Welcome to Action Park: A place the likes of which, we will almost certainly never see again," the site reads.
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I remember crying, not just because we lost, but because I knew there were teammates I wasn't going to see again.
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I also have met some truly wonderful and inspirational people, along with some I hope I never have to see again.
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"To go there and see what these officers were facing," the sheriff said, "is something I never want to see again."
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Alber understands what has to happen to make her company see again, and the uplift has been as swift and positive.
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But for some people with the disease, a shot of stem cells to the peeper was all they needed to see again.
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They are faces I will see again, watching from the walls of trains, the tiles above urinals, the backs of cereal boxes.
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She stumbled to the back of the cafe, running into things along the way, and sat down until she could see again.
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And for Hispanic women, it's even worse (as we'll see again in November, which is when Hispanic women's Equal Pay Day falls).
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Do I correct my substitute teacher, my Uber driver, my friend's friend from out of town who I'll probably never see again?
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First came headbands, then came scrunchies, now comes one more '90s hair trend we never thought we'd see again: snap-on clips.
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Most of us have photos from freshman year of college we'd rather never see again, but they persist on Facebook in perpetuity.
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He can see again, he is regaining some control of his body, he can tell her "yes" by looking at her face.
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Even then, at a moment of techno-optimism we are unlikely to see again in our lifetimes, Reddit was a toxic swamp.
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For March Madness... You can hurt for the teachers, scrambling to build lesson plans for the students they may not see again.
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I taught myself Spanish to speak the language of men I met from seven countries whom I'll most likely never see again.
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Today, Lopez can see again, her foot has been saved, and she is back to working full time at a garment factory.
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Unable to figure out what package we'd never see again, I decided to purchase a very basic Ring camera model for them.
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Yet that preference faded as the 2000 election faded into memory, a pattern we may see again as we leave 2016 behind us.
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It's not worth being impaled by a forklift because you're trying to impress some chick from Memphis who you will never see again.
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But with the archive, you have the option of hanging on to slightly embarrassing pictures that you may still want to see again.
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"[Four] faces ill never see again, yall broke mommy with this," Jackie Brown, the children's mother, wrote in a Facebook post on Friday.
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And it's a cascade of catastrophes we may see again in the wake of this year's fire season, now the worst on record.
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But these two studies are two more examples of stem cells' power—power so strong, that it might let the blind see again.
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Today people started noticing another small change: Google now lets you drag away awful autocorrect suggestions that you don't want to see again.
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Yes, I definitely need this personal locker combination, because I need that ammo (see again, the seven zombies with a taste for flesh).
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The promise of easy money and the best dealers' witty patter had suckers reaching into wallets for cash they would never see again.
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Bernie Sanders had an advantage on Super Tuesday he will not see again: many early votes cast before moderates coalesced around one candidate.
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I guess that's the only way of sanctifying somewhere you have had to leave behind, abruptly — a place you may never see again.
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The "insider" price for their apartment, set at 35 percent of market rate, was $243,000 — a deal they knew they'd never see again.
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Lesnar, meanwhile, is a strange case, a figure unprecedented in the history of the sport and whose like we probably won't see again.
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The everything-you-can-see-you-can-see-again idea is the basis for "The Entire History of You," the series' third episode.
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"It was so overwhelmingly touching" to have such an outpouring of support, especially from all the passengers "we may never see again," Dustin said.
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As Ryan is slim, she was dressed in a garment that many people, myself included, had hoped never to see again: a fat suit.
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She had held onto them, she said, because they were her only link to a family that she believed she might never see again.
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It was wonderful to see again Ashton's two "Monotones" pas de trois, though really they belong on a far larger stage than the Joyce.
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Relatives wept, remembering loved ones who they will never see again and calling for something to be done in America to stop the bloodshed.
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When we see again his production of the complete ballet, will he have gone on rethinking his idea of the ballet and its tradition?
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She seems small and capable, her hands lightly resting on her little brothers' shoulders, gazing back at a country she would never see again.
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Competitive games are fun, but sometimes you just have to sit back and appreciate the kind of near-perfect performance you may never see again.
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The long-anticipated Star Wars prequel Episode I: The Phantom Menace hit theaters, returning to a world that fans had thought they'd never see again.
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She wasn't a character I was clamoring to see again and neither was the infuriating Tad O'Malley, who flailed like a guppy out of water.
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The film was the product of a late 90s boom in Black representation on screen, one that we're only very recently starting to see again.
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I can get to know a colleague through their feed or laugh at a retweeted quip from some stranger whose name I'll never see again.
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Yesterday, 215 of those girls were reunited with their families in an emotional ceremony in Abuja, embracing the parents they thought they'd never see again.
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And while a WWE return probably wouldn't be the best route for him, she's right: He has something special that we'd love to see again.
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"Furious 7 shows the power of that final, bittersweet appearance of a beloved star, which we will see again in The Last Jedi, " Dergarabedian says.
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There is some moderate pollution in the São Paulo air, but I can see again, and the clarity here is remarkable after China and India.
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We then see what we have never seen before in this book, and won't see again: a serious kiss between a man and a woman.
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Honestly, I can't recall a car — of any kind or at any price — I was so excited to wake up and see again each morning.
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" She added that Russia is feeling the effects of US actions including "the sanctions that are continuing to happen, which you'll see again on Monday.
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Memories you've forgotten will return, faces you never thought you'd see again will re-appear— Mercury retrograde will bring up the past this month, Cap!
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Other entries that have been seen before but are fun to see again include BITTER ENEMY, SALTY LANGUAGE, UP TO SPEED and ONE BY ONE.
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He has still died and come back more times than maybe he can count, all of which we see again in an almost frantic montage.
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But the nature of, say, "Black Beatles" is wholly different from a "Stairway" or its imitators, the likes of which we may never see again.
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"This is the first show I'd want to see again," he said, as we retired to the lobby, which was gaily festooned with SpongeBob memorabilia.
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Not washing your hands in public, in front of other people—especially people you KNOW and will see again—is, to me, a character flaw.
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The Standard & Poor's stock index returned 135.6 percent in those seven years through Thursday, a performance that we may not see again in our lifetimes.
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Trailing a wrist along the floor, she squats, a splayed-knee motion, suggestive of sex and childbirth and isolation, that we'll see again and again.
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If you're going on a first date, you might not want to devote precious weekend hours to meeting up with someone you might never see again.
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"I got to see my kids face and the sun after I was told that I would never see again, and I just smile," she said.
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"I'm going to lose $20,000 and that's money I'll never see again," said Ron Skelton, the owner of the Yosemite Blue Butterfly Inn, to USA Today.
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After which they ate separately, talking to all the people who had been silently around them through the week, and whom they would never see again.
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It's a reunion made bittersweet by the absence of brothers and sisters spread across continents and the memories of a homeland they may never see again.
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You discuss where art is going, and you meet new people with new voices who you might see again or will just talk to that night.
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From Rio de Janeiro to Bangkok to New York City, here's the supermoon in rare form the likes of which we won't see again until 2034.
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What we will not see again, sadly, is the dapper figure on the podium, hands and fingers flicking this way and that, a diagram in motion.
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But even in its most controversial moments, the show has been a massive pop culture event, bringing audiences together on a scale we may never see again.
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A young woman with an interest in STEM is something we're only beginning to see again on screen, with Black Panther's Shuri (Letitia Wright) leading the way.
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These are truly fantastic deals, and prices that we haven't seen for a really long time, and might not see again until Prime Day or Black Friday.
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At present, he's the closest thing to a civilian that Game of Thrones has to offer (except for Hot Pie, who we will probably never see again).
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"2008 is just such an exceptional year, and hopefully a situation that we never see again," Stacey Gilbert of Susquehanna said on a Friday "Trading Nation" segment.
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It's a full-on Rajonaissance, featuring a dynamic nobody ever thought we'd see again: One of the NBA's 21 franchises needs him more than he needs them.
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You can even make a habit of practicing with strangers you'll probably never see again, since research suggests that making conversation with fellow commuters leaves people happier.
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I knew as I was making it I was going to do that, so I put in it all the things I never want to see again.
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Motörhead leader Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister passed away two weeks ago, ending a decades long reign of glorious terror the likes of which we may never see again.
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And what in the world was that scene in which Patty and the random trans woman we never see again commiserate over body dysmorphia in the bathroom?
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To be cognizant of the shock and surprise, the awkwardness of telling your loved ones later on, the weirdness of telling coworkers you may never see again.
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And if I'm not super-psyched beforehand, it just feels like a waste of time: a drink with a stranger I'll never see again (and rarely do).
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In addition to the stand-out nominations and winners, we threw in a couple of major throwback couples (because those are secretly the most fun to see again).
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While it may be fun to debate what a potential rematch between Clinton and Trump would look like, that is something I hope we never ever see again.
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"I'm very confident in saying that the bond yields in mid-July we may never see again ... that this 35-year bond bull market [is over]," he said.
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It was an achievement that I knew we would never see again on this level from any future president, a moment in history that would never be duplicated.
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Obama might not pop up again for a while after her book becomes old news, and one place we will never see again will be the White House.
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When the show begins, Prairie has been missing for seven years, but has recently returned home with a remarkable story and a remarkable development: She can see again.
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When you'll get that mix of terrain, team composition, and objectives that will create something you've never seen before in this game, and you may not see again.
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This brings the price down to under £35, which is a really low price, and something we don't expect to see again until Black Friday at the earliest.
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It appears that most Americans have accepted the fact that the Trump White House is a mad house, unlike any we've ever seen or will ever see again.
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You probably know by now that it isn't any old full moon — in fact, this one is a supermoon the likes of which we won't see again until 2034.
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She then asked me to look at the wall, shining a very bright light right into my eye and asking me to tell her when I could see again.
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The Clippers have lost two straight games after opening the season 218-18, and there was nothing in the defeats coach Doc Rivers wants to see again anytime soon.
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That fraught connection between Tracy and Melanie is one that we're only just starting to see again, in films like Lady Bird, and, veering sharply into supernatural horror, Hereditary.
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A deeply embarrassing own goal from the Bournemouth-Minnesota United friendly This is the own goal in the MN United game... the likes of which you'll never see again.
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At 7000, Muna never imagined she would not see again her childhood home in Damascus, the backyard lined with walnut, lemon and olive trees and fragranced by sweet jasmine.
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It plays into a lot of the same interests: getting dressed up, being on camera, and competing to impress someone you will probably never see again after the show.
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The episode starts with a face that I for one never thought we'd see again: Aldous Leekie, the head of Neolution who we met way back in season 1.
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Mr. Obama was a visible presence in his last appearance at an Asia summit, winning praise and applause from leaders, several of whom he is unlikely to see again.
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"We have...a group that have gotten much closer over the past seven days, a group that you could possibly all see again in two years' time," said McIlroy.
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Constance can always revisit Tate and the other son she kept chained in the attic at the murder house, but her poor tortured daughter Addy, she'll never see again.
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I was in my fifth week of marathon training and needed to complete three miles, so why not do so in a new place I might never see again?
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And it's no mistake that the pop house acts that litter Britain's top 100 are largely names you'll read once in the top 10 and then never see again.
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There's a scene when one of John's friends says it's like he doesn't want to see again—it seems as though they can't understand his acceptance of his situation.
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Rosselló to hold a referendum vote last year to see again what Puerto Ricans really wanted, the vast majority voted in favor of statehood: 97 percent, the largest number yet.
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But maybe the shit has hit the fan, and you've run into someone you once saw a lot of (an ex-lover/best friend) but hoped to never see again.
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"They don't even know if the muscles will work and my daughter will be able to see again," Gilreath, who wasn't with his daughter at the carnival, said through tears.
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Thanks to the slew of '90s and early 20003s trends coming back, some throwback VMA styles you thought you'd never see again are influencing the most sought-after looks today.
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One of her latest fashion experiments is a major throwback that you probably didn't think you would ever see again—yes, we're talking about her '80's-style fanny packs.
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I pretended not to hear him, but when I could see again, the stars seemed extra bright in the night sky, the palm trees silver and ghostly, like another universe.
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Bran's badass sister (whom he'll probably never see again, let's be real) angered the many-faced god by going rogue and stabbing the crap out of Meryn Trant last year.
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Richard Powers's "The Overstory," because I read it too quickly a few months ago and want to see again, more closely and with greater attention, how he works his magic.
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Others in the group who decided their cases were not strong enough to have a good shot at asylum tearfully said farewell to relatives they may not see again for years.
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When American-born-and-raised photographer Todd Henry first made his way to Tonga in 2007, he thought it'd be one of those places you visit once and never see again.
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The film's success makes sense, since its fast pace, unique vision, and heart-pumping soundtrack make for the kind of movie that people had to tell others about—or see again.
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The week's overall vibe is more collectible than critical, but that's not a disparagement — the city is briefly full of rare and unusual objects you might never get to see again.
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He appeared to refer to Italy again last week, saying Europe needed to fight the "leprosy" of populism springing up "in countries where we thought it would be impossible to see again".
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It's a heavy dose of brutal honesty, and one that Shawn's classmate Sherri (Tamara Mello) — who we've never seen before and will never see again after this episode — uses to her advantage.
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"Life is cyclical… I think there are many trends we never wanted to see again from decades past, and perhaps for some, platform sandals are one of those trends," Saltzman to Refinery29.
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Below, we've rounded up a comprehensive list of all the broadcast shows you can expect to see again in the coming year, and all the ones you'll have to say goodbye to.
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"I woke up Wednesday morning to images I have prayed I would never see again: a member of Congress and a congressional aide, shot," Giffords wrote in a Washington Post op-ed.
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In addition to personal ads, users can also post "Missed Connections" — or descriptions of people they met in real life but didn't get contact information from that they'd like to see again.
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It was a party of a kind we are unlikely to see again, given that it allowed for a then unheard-of, but now more common, coming together of disparate social spheres.
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Monica is an important character we're likely to see again — in the comic books, she becomes a superhero in her own right who at one point takes the title Captain Marvel herself.
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It originally started with Violet at the center — I wanted to explore a character with a perfect life that was upended by the arrival of someone she thought she'd never see again.
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The tumbling shapes quickly segued into more dimensional rubbery presences suggestive of factories, science labs or the body, especially in "Comic Wedlock" and "I See Again in Memory My Dear Udnie," from 1914.
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"In the small-scale societies that our ancestors were living in, all our interactions were with people that you were going to see again and interact with in the immediate future," Rand says.
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Accordingly, by the same oppositional logic that motivated Cage and Cunningham in the face of postwar solemnity, we are starting to see again some real kids'-party high jinks on the dance stage.
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Soon the two are working together to thwart what seems to be a terrorist plot, a buddy-cop variation that you hope you'll see again, in either a sequel or a television series.
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Still, in the American version, there is an element of competition: One person searching for love dances with two potential matches — a different duet with each — and chooses one partner to see again.
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She makes it through the hack, with help from Darlene and Mobley in her ear, and even manages to give the runaround to a mama's boy FBI agent who we'll undoubtedly see again soon.
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McQueen, or "Lee," as he known by his loved ones, wasn't just a fashion designer — he was a force for creative exploration and passionate maximalism, the likes of which we may never see again.
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Interviewing the 29-year-old tech mogul on Friday's episode of her Netflix show 'Chelsea", Handler admitted that she only uses the app to hook up with guys she'll "never have to see again.
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Generally the advice people give is "just block them," but since anyone can create a new account surreptitiously, it can become harder to avoid message requests from people you never want to see again.
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Are its best days ahead of it, as Timothy D. Cook, the chief executive, insists — or is the new campus the capstone of an era of Apple dominance that we will never see again?
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After they could see again, he tested a centuries-old question from philosopher William Molyneux: if a person was blind from birth, could they tell a cube and a sphere apart—without touching it?
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The anti-immigrant rhetoric of the Trump administration has made for elaborate and bombastic theater — but with real, and sometimes deadly, human consequences (see again the children separated from their parents at the border).
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Then, you'll answer some questions about your date, and if they're the type of person you'd like to see again, in a form consisting of their name, email, and a description of the date.
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What struck me most, though, was the way he talked about America as a place he loved but would never get to see again because of what he believes is a hostility toward newcomers.
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Hurricane Floyd, which roared through here in 248, was supposed to be just that: a once-in-a-lifetime event that caused flooding the likes of which this town's residents would never see again.
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Not only do I get a better visual and audio experience than I can get with today's broadband and Wi-Fi, but I can actually own a movie I will want to see again.
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Still, there's likely some subtle -- even unconscious -- gravitational pull for a private arbitration company toward a corporate defendant who represents repeat business -- as opposed to an individual plaintiff that the arbitrator will never see again.
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By the time you recognize it, you do not know how to extricate yourself because you have children, you have loved ones, you have family inside that you will never be allowed to see again.
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The sums aren't huge — typically, a few hundred dollars — but we can see how it makes sense for some couples (and how many others are being bamboozled into giving up money they'll never see again).
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I mean, you look at what we've experienced in connected TV. The growth that we've seen in ad-funded connected TV is something I don't think we've ever seen before and will never see again.
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AW: Right, so, what you see again this year is a massive gap opening up over the turn of the year, between sentiment, which has run away, particularly in developed markets, and the actual data.
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I am thinking of King Lear and Gloucester; having lost his empathy at the beginning of the movie, Caesar had to find it again, be able to see again, which felt very reminiscent of Lear.
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"I want the U.S. Treasury, debt management, to issue...100-year bonds as soon as possible, to take advantage of generational interest rate lows that we will not see again for hundreds of years," he said.
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However, one of the moments that will have a lot of fans talking long after the film is the return of a fan favorite to the Marvel Cinematic Universe who we never thought we'd see again.
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After the UFC bought PRIDE for $65 million, the migration of fighters marked an era of excitement we probably won't see again: the long-running debate over which promotion had the better fighters would find resolution.
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As the Dodo working the counter at the small airport on your island will tell you, Nook Miles Tickets will take you to a random island that you've never seen before and will never see again.
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All of which meant, given the talent around them, that the franchise icons were on a collision course in the 2018 playoffs, something they had experienced more than once but weren't certain they'd ever see again.
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A breakup is like a dentist appointment—even when it's going good, you still have someone you won't see again for months rooting around for answers while you struggle to breathe and feel a bit sick.
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"This is something rare that we may never see again," said Marcos Sanchez, a 53-year-old pensioner from Santiago who had purchased 16 of the lenses from an informal vendor downtown for himself and his family.
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The team generated tremendous interest and were one of the Olympics' major storylines but as the Games closed on Sunday it was unclear if it was something the world would see again at the 2022 Beijing Olympics.
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A lineup that we'll never see again, featuring him, Williams, Blake Griffin, DeAndre Jordan, and Wesley Johnson is savaging opponents by 32.3 points per 100 possessions (in an obviously small sample size), according to Cleaning the Glass.
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As their memories fail, they often recall their younger lives, when they may have been forced from their homes, crowded into cattle cars and ripped from their parents, whom in most cases they would never see again.
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"In all likelihood we will see again rising prices over the next 12 months if you look purely at the cocoa market," he said, though he did not expect Lindt to raise its prices over the period.
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Throw in a transcendently, fantastically corny ending the likes of which I doubt I shall ever see again on the big screen, and The Mountain Between Us charts a crystal-clear emotional trajectory from beginning to end.
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They may not see again the exact fighter jets or trainers they flew, but it was easy to feel the emotional pull of what the old planes -- and those who flew them -- meant to each other. Lieut. Col.
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If these resorts were originally places where heterosexuals learned what was expected from them in entering public sexual culture, today, they are now places where queer people see (again and again) what mainstream sexual culture expects of them.
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Any kid with ten fights who could convince a whole crowd of professional gamblers he was the winner against a popular child fighter with more than ten times his experience, was a kid the gamblers wanted to see again.
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One of the big drivers of inequality that we saw over the last few decades was the rise of high, high compensation on Wall Street, which clamped down during and after the crisis but we're beginning to see again.
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This is also another good example of a situation where the iPhone 7 hung in there, though if you zoom all the way in you'll see again that it didn't capture the same level of detail as its competitors.
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Martial has almost certainly received greater censure in light of the Henry comparisons than he would have otherwise, having unsurprisingly failed to live up to the legacy of a striker the likes of which we may never see again.
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It was good to see again Mauro Bigonzetti's "Oltremare" (the only work I've ever enjoyed by this choreographer), and to hear its evocative Bruno Moretti score: an atmospheric depiction of Italian immigrants traveling by ship to the New World.
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This showcase of contemporary and experimental dance provides a welcome opportunity to see works you may have missed in the past year or would like to see again, as well as premieres of and excerpts from works in progress.
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"Going after a horse with a whip when it was obvious that the horse in question had nothing left to give is something I never want to see again," said Madeline Auerbach, the racing board's vice chair, KTLA reported.
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Admittedly, I'm catastrophizing about the acting career of a character we might never see again, but Jennifer doesn't even get to keep dating Kendall, because he breaks up with her for saying "awesome" too much after meeting his dad.
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I ended up using my phone to watch "Série Noire," a grimy 1979 French crime thriller that I saw maybe 20 years ago, via a pretty grimy-in-itself 16 -millimeter print, and had no expectation to see again.
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And this body cam is the view of an officer in a tactical situation that is crystal clear, something that you will rarely ever see again, crystal-clear, and everything there is the evidence that points to a justified police shooting.
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There are several advantages to keeping quiet on your ride, the most obvious of which is that you won't have to expend energy talking to someone whom you might not end up liking, and whom you will probably not see again.
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On the other hand, that history is, I think, one factor behind a phenomenon we saw in 2008 and will see again this year: there's a lot more passionate support for Clinton than either Sanders supporters or the news media imagine.
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Jackie Brown is Tarantino's only adaptation, and maybe working with someone else's source material is what keeps the movie firmly planted on the ground (its heroine's profession aside), in a way we wouldn't see again until Once Upon a Time.
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Kirby, like LeVar Burton before him, captivates the audience as he resists being stripped of his name—the very thing that connects him to his people and to a place he will never live to see again—while being savagely whipped.
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Below, we've compiled a comprehensive list of all the broadcast shows you can expect to see again in the coming year, all the ones to which you'll have to bid adieu, and all the ones that are still awaiting their fate.
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They want to set off ... You know, I don't know if they would or not because the thing about Roger Goodell that I found is ... and you see, again, this is very ... He shows up out there all the time.
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Sitting in the back of a cab can have a confessional allure: Sealed off to the world, you can take a private moment for yourself or have a conversation — casual or deeply intimate — with a driver you'll never see again.
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One thing was certain: The reality of a breathtaking Tiger Woods Sunday at the Masters — the meaningful kind few expected to ever see again — was setting in for the fans at Augusta National Golf Club, and for sports fans everywhere.
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"I am sure we will never see again such a concentration of works by Raphael together in one venue as we do here," said Eike Schmidt, the director of Florence's Uffizi museum which itself offered up nine paintings and 40 drawings.
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Once again, that's being done with Black Christmas as the movie stars a group of actresses who you might have seen before, and who you will definitely continue to see again as they're all at the start of their careers.
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We see again as you've alluded to, we see growing concentration of power in various sectors held by just a few firms and if you look at recent trends in the department's scrutiny of proposed mergers, it's at record lows.
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"The European elections will be the place where we confront those — as you can see again today with the ludicrous comments from the Italian government — who seek to destroy the European project and the Franco-German partnership," the source said.
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"It is depressing, frankly, to think about all the creatures we will never see again but I think it is important for us to perceive extinction as a loss of actual species and not just numbers and rates," Steen said via email.
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The idea of helping the blind see again by electrical brain stimulation was launched a half century ago, in 1968, but technical advances in retina implants are surging now that researchers are able to experiment with 3D printers and newly discovered compounds.
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Born in an industrial armpit of Ukraine, he made his way first to Moscow and then, through IRI and later Manafort, to European capitals and Washington—a city that, now that he has been indicted, he is unlikely ever to see again.
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Warburton: I think the fans will like how many fan favorite characters we are going to see again – Peter [Adam Pally], Mindy's parents, the Deslaurier brothers [Mark and Jay Duplass]…we're lucky in that we have this bench of awesome side characters.
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Shawn Robinson, associate director of news and communications at UD, described the event in an email to VICE: UD sophomore Rachel Thielen was there with her roommates to say good-bye to friends that she might not see again until the fall.
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The money I've spent on wines by the glass over 11 years is a down payment by now, so don't talk to me about staying motivated to conduct two hours worth of small talk over stale Sancerre with a guy I'll never see again.
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Photo: iRobotIt's a clever idea that we've seen before and will see again, because in order to keep robot vacuums small enough to squeeze into tight spaces and clean under furniture, there simply isn't any room to make their onboard dust bins any larger.
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I'll spare you all the sappy details, as most of them have already played out on national television, but what I will tell you is that I took the split pretty hard, and the last thing I ever wanted to see again was his face.
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The purpose of introducing The Raj – which we may not ever see again – is twofold: First, to see that hosts in other parks are revolting, just as they are in Westworld, and to learn where that monstrously large Bengal tiger came from in episode 1.
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In one of the episodes of his I Can Change Your Life TV series, Paul cures a man who has suffered from hysterical blindness (a neurological disorder common around the time of WWI) for eight years following a head injury, making him see again.
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From the tax reform bill winding its way through Congress, to the repeated attempts to repeal Obamacare, to the gutting of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, we see again and again policies that enrich the wealthy and lock the poor into an inferior class.
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That Clinton is now holding open the possibility of formally contesting the results -- even though it's not clear what that would even entail -- is yet another reminder that the 2016 election was unlike any we've ever seen before (or likely will ever see again).
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An isometric rendition of repetitive single family homes on gridded streets, it was a means for him to process a way of life he never liked, but would never see again, complete with the Mormon church his parents made him go to as a child.
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They have an issue today, which is to find the people, you know, because a lot of people have left the industry-, GC: Mm. PP: And-, but we will see, again, a big increased of the shale oil production next year, I am convinced.
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While vertebrates are not more important than the insects that comprise the base of the food chain and the vast swathes of Earth's dying coral reefs, there are scores of creatures — some vividly colored, some large, some furry, some charismatic — that we won't ever see again.
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This is important because many men are not, on paper, in any way fuckable, but then you pull the veil of Big Dick Energy over them, and suddenly – like the lenses focusing up during an eye test – you see again: ah, you go, I get it now.
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A. The theme I see again and again when people talk about their travels or travel dreams is that, unless it's just a holiday, it is a combination of the desire to run away matched with a yearning to discover something out there, like a running toward.
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The boot camp was a press trip, so what was originally—I'm sure—meant to be a test of my steely determination and wiles in the great outdoors turned into a slightly awkward team building exercise with people I'd never seen before and will never see again.
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Standing in the chapel last week, I had the feeling that I was seeing something I would never see again: the Sistine Chapel not just as a complete work of art, but as a complete cultural artifact, restored to its Renaissance appearance for a fleeting moment.
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As narrated by actor Paul Roebling over the strains of a weepy folk ballad, the letter is the foundation for the documentary's most iconic moment: a beautiful message from a fallen soldier to the wife he would never see again, indelibly stamped with Burns's florid, melodramatic presentation of it.
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" For the full interview with Obama and exclusive at-home photos, pick up the new issue of PEOPLE on newsstands Friday Plus, she's got plenty going on in her own White House afterlife: "I've got an initiative, I've got a book, I've got a husband I can see again.
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While some recommended avoiding makeup for fear they may be tampered with — and also because TJ Maxx products rotate so frequently that you don't want to get attached to a shade you may never see again — others, like Madhok, said it should be a go-to destination for cosmetics.
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Did anyone working with me — agency, publishing team — tell me that a staggering advance was not something I should depend on or get used to and that, in fact, it's extraordinarily common in the publishing industry for untested debuts to be paid large sums they will never see again?
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If you're going out on a Saturday night, it's nice to know all your friends will be there, instead of going and sitting with people you're never going to see again, or, at the end of a busy week, sitting with people and having to explain who you are.
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If we weight together all the mainline and evangelical groups in my sample, we get a simplified estimate of how Trump performed versus Romney in mainline, evangelical, and Catholic areas: As you can see, again, evangelical and Catholic areas saw underperformance by Trump relative to Romney, while mainline areas saw overperformance.
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Though mechanical imagery showed up in the 193 abstract work I See Again in Memory My Dear Udnie, it wasn't until a return trip to New York in 219, right in the middle of World War I, that Picabia began creating artworks—both printed and painted—with subjects inspired by machines.
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Brass Easel & Calendar, available at Artifact Uprising, $55 Assuming they live together, they'll both be able to take advantage of this little desktop calendar to keep track of their days — but more importantly, they'll be able to reflect on all the sweet memories you chose for them to see again.
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"To have this type of carnage being born on this small of a population in this small of a geographic territory is something that we'll likely never see again," said attorney Jeffrey Erez, whose law firm Sonn and Erez has filed hundreds of securities cases on behalf of Puerto Rican investors.
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I looked at it years later and realized that there are memories we can re-inhabit — where we can see again out of our old eyes, recall what we were feeling, where this particular moment fell on a continuity of desires and concerns — but that this wasn't one of them.
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D Double will probably never be grime's biggest MC, and will never achieve the kind of mainstream success that Skepta, Stormzy, or Wiley have seen, but ask anybody involved in the grime scene and they'll tell you that, to them, he's a living legend, the likes of which we might never see again.
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"It is true I think, it is not maybe everyone's immediate response that it would be something we would have to see again because the one I grew up with was so much fun, and the reimagining is so grounded and well intentioned and really shows the way women can work together now," Stewart said.
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He started walking more quickly while I hung back, protesting; it didn't matter, everything was beautiful, everything was something we hadn't seen before and wouldn't see again, but he insisted, increasingly frustrated as the map refused to align with the streets we walked; he was better with maps than I was but not by much.
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In 21970, during my first trip to the United States, whenever I was visiting a university or high school and saw young boys and girls in auditoriums and hanging out on the lawns, I would see again the face of that young soldier, hear the clatter of that empty Coke can on the road.
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The devil's chief opponents are a frazzled newspaper reporter, a former child evangelist now living under an alias, an ageless drug dealer, a homeless man and a 12-year-old girl (the reporter's niece), blind since the age of 5, who is learning to see again with the aid of a virtual-reality-like headset.
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It is the kind of sleek, sprawling, good-looking restaurant that you used to see all over Midtown, and then saw less often as the dining scene's center of gravity moved to smaller, handmade spaces downtown and across the East River, and are now starting to see again at, say, Empellón and the Grill.
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In part two of this interview, which will appear in one week, Ehasz and Richmond discuss how they retooled the series' animation for season 2, how their directors use virtual camera rules to make the show feel more realistic, and the ridiculously minor closing credits gag character we can expect to see again in the future.
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"I will say that at some point over the course of this season, I would like to see everyone's face that I can possibly see again, whether it be in the finale or in flashbacks or the characters who are still alive finding their way through Mystic Falls one last time," Plec told Entertainment Weekly Thursday.
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He knocked her out with the butt of it, leaving a distinctive bruise on the back of her head: a shape she'll see again when the police come to show her a series of photographs of a young woman not mugged but murdered, who died with the very same bruise on the back of her head.
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This was the best representation of who I am and what I stood for: No: it's not your nan, fresh from her life-altering cataract surgery, finally able to see again through the gauzy haze that's ruined the last six months of Countdown: it's 2000-year-old Joel Golby, the sunglasses-indoors-at-a-house-party cardigan-wearing prick.
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But standing there in the chapel last week, I had the feeling that I was seeing something I would never see again: the Sistine Chapel not just as a complete work of art, but as a complete cultural artifact, restored to its Renaissance appearance for a fleeting moment, an expression of a Christianity revitalized by the rediscovery of classical antiquity.
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That mostly seems resolved now, and Apple has ended it definitively by picking Qi. (Although its plan to try to iterate on the standard with new features with an announced new Apple-made charging pad will be fun to watch.) But the Palm Pre did something smart that I would like to see again: it used magnets to align the phone and hold it to the pad.
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The Senate is never going to be perfectly democratic or majoritarian as long as a state with about 12 percent of the nation's population (California) has the same two votes as a state with less than about 0.2 percent (Wyoming), but the closed and tightly controlled institution we've seen this week — and will see again — lacks even the small merits of the Senate the founders envisioned.
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"I will say that at some point over the course of this season, I would like to see everyone's face that I can possibly see again, whether it be in the finale or in flashbacks or the characters who are still alive finding their way through Mystic Falls one last time," she told EW. For Elena Gilbert to emerge from her 60-year slumber, Bonnie Bennett would have to die.
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Though it seems to have provoked a flood of nostalgic slide shows along the lines of "Lady Gaga's Most Outrageous Outfits," as if in acknowledgment that what we once saw we may no longer see again — that perhaps, on entering her fourth decade, she is all grown up now, or at least all dressed up — instead of thinking her voice has been silenced by fashion, perhaps it is worth listening a little harder to what it is saying.
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Everything we'll see again next year: American Crime America's Funniest Home Videos The Bachelor black-ish The Catch Dancing with the Stars Dr. Ken Fresh Off the Boat The Goldbergs Grey's Anatomy How to Get Away with Murder Last Man Standing Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. The Middle Modern Family Once Upon a Time Quantico The Real O'Neals Scandal Shark Tank Perhaps the most shocking renewal of the season was actually one for a CBS show that's not listed below — Supergirl.
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And the arts, of course, share a longtime love of turning people into animals, as in Swan Lake, or this early 19th-century cat duet, set to music by Rossini: But Cats, more than just celebrating cathood, legitimized the idea that theater reliant almost totally on its physical and theatrical effects — music, costumes, stage design, and dance, rather than on a deep plot — can provide a powerful evening of entertainment that audiences will pay high prices for, and return to see again and again.
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Check out more of our Amazon Prime Day 2019 coverage here:Amazon Prime Day 2019 is fast approaching — check out the best deals we expect to see again this yearAmazon Prime Day 2019: Every deals article we've written so farThe best Amazon Prime Day 2019 deals Prime members can get starting today31 useful Amazon Prime benefits to know that go beyond free 2-day shippingAmazon Prime Day will be a full 48 hours this year, running from July 15 to 16 — here's a quick rundown of what deals to expect and how to prepare
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His impact on the sound, structure, and presentation of music is indelible, his style, unforgettable, his interviews, his shade, his side eye game, his rivalries, his restless creativity, his early push to free funk and R&B from the "Black Singles" box, his advocacy for women, his pliable sense of male sexuality, his innovative interaction with the growing world of the internet, his resistance to the major label machine, his quiet altruism, his quick, sharp grasp of social media and memes, his demand for more writers of color in the music press, all of it was a revolution, the likes of which we would be lucky to live to ever see again.
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