| Liz was already sitting there, front row centre among the geeks, yet she seemed to have, once again, zoned out and fallen asleep. |
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| Having eaten and rested it was time once again to lay the ghosts to rest and pay respects to the many Germans who had fallen in the desert. |
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| Captain Valentine ordered his men to reef the sails and lower the anchors, while he once again reminded Jose and the young boy about their jobs. |
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| She looked over at her dying mother and felt tears once again swelling in her eyes. |
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| That he will once again be subjected to a hostile reception in Leith proves that this is not the case. |
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| The Chemical Brothers are my reference point for electronic dance music, and once again they have raised the bar. |
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| The Titans line up to kick off once again, but this time their kicker isn't wearing a jersey because he thinks it was bad luck last time around. |
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| This is an ideal opportunity to debate the matter and it is wrong to kick it into touch once again. |
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| Morrissey has once again courted controversy by wading into the US presidential election battle. |
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| He still felt abecedarian structures would be appropriate, resulting in an album that's once again awash in simplicity. |
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| Here, once again, the losses to the landholders would exceed the gains to wage-earners. |
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| The soldier shook his head, they saluted once again, and he turned a perfect about-face and walked back down the steps to his horse. |
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| We are once again taking on a side from the division above us so we have a point to prove. |
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| Tonight the entertainment industry once again wallows in its own importance for the 72nd Annual Academy awards. |
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| Unable to sleep, Roza took to wandering the castle aimlessly, once again prey to her restless and relentless torment. |
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| That's right, the Foundry is once again abustle with vim, vigor, energy, and several radioactive substances to be named later. |
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| But the nine-day fiesta will once again remind us of all that is great about Latino cinema. |
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| There are sharp pizzicato accents everywhere, and once again, leave it to David Finckel to look like he is having the time of his life. |
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| Instead, the accent is on improving business attitudes, leaving consumers with the impression that once again profit is being put before safety. |
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| His acceptance of the situation had dissolved and his confusion heightened once again. |
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| The packing continues, as I once again go through the process of winnowing out the dross that I have collected over the past dozen or so years. |
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| The Emperor returned once again to Italy, to settle accounts with the Lombard League. |
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| After warning him to watch his mouth once again he walked off with his dogs. |
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| Amnesty International once again show their true political colours in a campaign ad against the practice of waterboarding. |
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| Jim Sherwood once again manages the youth side, as they quest for back to back Cup and League honours. |
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| However, while its cash may have technically saved the day, it is the director and his family who have come up trumps for the club once again. |
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| Local businesses came up trumps once again with their generous gifts supporting the information centre. |
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| But, this is the story, once again, about how a perception gets started in the media thanks to shoddy reportage. |
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| This has been the dilemma facing the FA as they once again tinkered with the jewel in their crown, the FA Cup this week. |
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| Listening to the orchestra perform these profound works in the Ulster Hall demonstrated once again what fine acoustical properties the hall has. |
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| The Indian cricket team once again failed to break the jinx yesterday which left thousands of fans disappointed. |
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| He is leaning back in his leather chair, his knees once again jittering excitedly. |
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| And when that happens, Indonesia's left-for-dead film industry will suddenly show joie de vivre once again. |
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| But despite such challenges, women are once again joining the ranks of the police in Afghanistan. |
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| Now, with this new face, she once again relived the horror that her neighbors had put her though. |
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| He returned, once again sitting beside me, his hand fell on mine causing a jolt to shock my stomach. |
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| Sources said that global insurers have begun once again re-evaluating the risk ratings of the domestic insurance market. |
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| A radiused thumbhole is used to access the blade and, once again, a liner-lock secures it in place. |
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| Seven well-known films of various genres from different eras will once again be shown on the big screen. |
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| As he slowly slides his arms around me, holding me gently in an embrace, I once again start to panic. |
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| So we've contributed once again to a really entertaining match and that pleases me. |
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| Meanwhile, with liquidity returning to the credit market, the junk bond sector is once again getting geared up to sell paper. |
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| I was fully in character, except for the non-pleated slacks and the fact that, once again, I was zonked on great weed. |
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| I am dismayed that once again a condo project has been ramrodded through without any democratic consultation. |
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| He must once again be ranked among the profession's leading designers and the gaming world is a better place because of it. |
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| Cancun has shown once again that we are living in a time when great struggles are shaping history. |
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| In other words, they're going back on their previous deal, and once again threatening to hold the country to ransom. |
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| He was once again stoic and calculating, the face was blank, but she could sense that behind it his mind was whirling. |
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| When the kanbans are full, the preceding operation stops producing until a kanban space is once again available. |
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| So, once again, we're into the world of whispers and sources, rumours, winks and knowing nods. |
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| The Fed's Open Market Committee expected to once again ratchet up interest rates by a quarter point when it meets on Tuesday. |
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| A more lively character would be hard to meet and, once again, on her brief visit to Ireland, Stephanie insisted on her ration of set dancing! |
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| Well, it remains to be seen, although we can now once again toss our bets towards the affirmative. |
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| The Motor City once again proves itself as a rich source of ridiculous, over-the-top raunch. |
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| In return I received a warm glow knowing that in a few short months I would be walking these shores once again. |
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| I think that it has to be done slowly so that the boy once again reacquaints himself with his father. |
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| And, once again, traditionalists are reacting against globalization just as vehemently, if not more so, as they did against modernity. |
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| Anna sat by the bed, once again, stroking his hair, and she stroked his side too. |
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| Once the woman was gone and the door was closed once again, Jeremiah grinned again. |
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| The stories of this wholesale destruction from farming folk in Cumbria once again illustrates the affinity between man, animals and land. |
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| That completely turned the game around, and he was on the front foot once again. |
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| But then I woke up at 7am and whoosh, the tidal wave that is my to-do list flooded my thoughts and blind panic swept over me once again. |
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| Greece has once again reaffirmed its strong support for Bulgaria's accession to NATO and the European Union. |
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| But it's worth stating the obvious once again because the repetition of what we know can put into relief what we do not. |
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| The real has stabilized at its June 2002 level of less than 3 reals to the dollar, and investors are once again looking south. |
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| All the nations, the victims now become victors, the aggressors now defeated, once again assumed their positions in the political order. |
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| Tamar led the way once again to the ladder and ascended quickly and agilely. |
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| It was emphasised once again that it was the function of the courts to determine the true nature of the substance and reality of the transaction. |
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| It starts off as a straightforward reality show following three couples as they break up and enter the New York City dating scene once again. |
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| Undoubtedly, critics will once again struggle to find adequate adjectives and metaphors to describe the width and breadth of their unique sound. |
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| And so, once again, the Democrats reaped the bitter harvest of their own pallor and incompetence. |
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| We will stop the menace, so our children can once again play safely on the green. |
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| The Captain continuing to massage her tensed muscles and relaxation once again gave relief to the few lingering spasms. |
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| So things are once again in a state of rearrangement in my humble apartment, getting shifted, moved around and reassigned. |
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| The khadi campaigners hope that the humble fabric will serve as the rallying force for awakening an entire nation, once again. |
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| Tasks were reallocated, workloads adjusted and we got everything done once again. |
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| Next, point the camera at the other extreme and once again half press the release. |
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| When groups were merged, once again, only a single alpha individual could be identified. |
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| Today there seems to be a movement of the Holy Spirit calling forth the anchoritic vocation once again. |
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| Once back in her native Harrogate, the problem was solved with Brooke once again lapping up the local tap water. |
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| The crowd dispersed, the couple forming once again, and the dances began anew. |
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| In the rush to secure the nation, government officials have once again looked to restricting access to information as a cure-all. |
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| Two of the more influential proselytes of that degenerate old collectivist have chosen to re-iterate all the old myths once again. |
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| Her wifty uncle, scatterbrained as always, had misplaced his satchel once again. |
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| After the end of the summer season, coastal construction works are once again underway. |
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| Indeed, some of the founding organisations have left the alliance and struck out once again into glorious, and useless, isolation. |
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| I dream of a place and a time where America will once again be seen as the last best hope of earth. |
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| Now once again the President of the USA is making plans for an all out effort to put a man on Mars. |
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| I am getting sick of her leading with her chin but she has once again taken the opportunity to do precisely that. |
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| And I'm sure that once again the wool growers will be the ones to shoulder the losses. |
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| As Valentine's Day nears, he finds himself once again wishing he could muster the courage to ask that little red-haired girl to the dance. |
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| Yet why not hope for a change in appetite, why not hope that vulnerability, doubt, languor, even feyness, might find a mass market once again? |
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| In 1952 the unit moved its base of operations to Alcala de Henares, where it was once again redesignated. |
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| Volunteers filled the vacated ranks, once again bringing Washington's force up to a respectable size. |
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| Schools are open, children are back to school and many of the holiday resorts have put up their shutters once again until the next season. |
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| If the swimmers in lanes two and four switch places by crossing the active swimming lane between them, time and space are once again out of sync. |
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| The old school and the old school yard land will once again resound to the sounds of children at play. |
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| Angry, he went back to Moscow and once again engaged in a life of revelry, drinking, gambling and womanizing. |
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| Well, personally I would have thought that Arts Council support was the kiss of death for anything, but once again that's just me. |
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| I look forward to the time when these kids will be larking around on their breaks with me as I, once again, play the big western idiot. |
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| She closed her eyes once again as the man she loved hugged and kissed her one last time. |
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| Shaken up herself, Phoebe decided to make an opportune exit, allowing herself as well as Jess to gather their wits about them once again. |
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| James knew very well what Ben wanted to test, and once again he felt a stab of pity for the poor girl. |
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| Ellis showed tremendous heart once again he beat the count and stumbled to his corner. |
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| When the time comes to say goodbye, you should once again address the Queen as Your Majesty. |
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| After being dropped by Maverick, the original band once again reforms, renaming themselves the Soul Brains. |
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| Which is how I once again came to be in the dentist chair that I had been trying to weasel out of, getting my wisdom tooth removed. |
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| So, once again there is no question of when the expansion took place, it is an eternal reality. |
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| There will once again be a raffle with more lovely prizes kindly donated by the generous business people of Tramore. |
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| But, once again, the last thing the town needs is airy-fairy suggestions about creating a new image creating false expectations for the future. |
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| Only this year with the re-formation of a single league has baseball once again become popular. |
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| I feel confident in saying that America is once again divided, and the media is torn in its representation of a grim reality. |
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| Nadler subverts the potentially familiar plot once again, dispelling with a penstroke the possibilities for star-crossed love. |
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| One state both candidates are sure to spend time in is Ohio, which has already emerged once again as a bellwether in the race. |
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| The almighty blogosphere has brought the press to its knees once again. |
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| And I'll be there, trying once again to convince anyone who will listen about the brilliance of the biathlon. |
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| That gives the amorists their chance to trick the husband once again. |
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| The invitation from Peter Orlovsky provided an opportunity for her to scold Ginsberg once again. |
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| We left the joint soon after polishing off our free beers, not looking forward to once again having to push our way past a sea of groping ladyboys and crazy hookers again. |
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| She once again inhaled the autumn air and then jumped back in her car. |
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| Try as I might, once again the noise kept me up and I couldn't sleep. |
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| As the task force once again pounded Truk, more Navy aircraft went down. |
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| But, once again, we're just being anal-retentives so don't mind us. |
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| At that point, the Library of Congress can once again decide to prohibit consumers from unlocking their cell phones. |
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| But once again, neither the Zulus nor the Plains Indians had artillery. |
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| So I believe that this ancient and storied office is once again abeyant. |
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| Another source of unhappiness resides in the fact that articles have emerged in this week's red tops criticising him for lining his pockets at the public's expense once again. |
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| Chat boards are once again ablaze with the number of postings. |
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| The nightmare reoccurred, and once again its cause was out of his control. |
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| The retreat of winter and the beginning of the camping season provide a chance for the weekend warrior to explore Canada's vast wilderness once again. |
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| This was the season when I'd once again set off across the stubbly fields to school, the sky infused with a pumpkin light, and the first whiff of banger smoke on the air. |
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| Clinching the final question in the quiz that once again held a packed auditorium to rapt attention, the schoolboys from Delhi cycled away with their hoard of prizes. |
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| It would seem that the office copy of ASOD has gone walkies once again. |
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| So, once again, I would caution would-be writers against excessive length. |
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| But then the sword is miraculously returned to him, and he girds for battle once again. |
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| Gwyneth Paltrow, once again working with director John Madden and reprising the role she played on the London stage, is a powerhouse of raw emotion. |
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| Without an understanding of the role of Stalinism and Social Democracy, the labour movement will not be able to turn once again to a socialist perspective. |
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| In February 1947, following the Battle of Hanoi, France reoccupied Hanoi and the Viet Minh once again assumed the position of guerrillas, fighting in the mountains. |
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| All heads turned to her, registering her presence once again. |
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| Will there be future developments that will once again force us to review the age at which we see a foetus as a human capable of independent survival? |
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| Here, once again, the opulence of the city puts its citizens under enormous pressures to capitulate to a life style of wantonness and shameless disregard. |
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| Terrible stories of murder, abuse, violence, and trauma in the name of ragging have been reported from educational institutions all over the country once again. |
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| And it's just so easy, I thought as I pulled my shirt on and, once again, said thank you to the young man I'd just defiled. |
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| From the days of bleeding with leeches, modern medicine has come full circle to once again see nature is the best place to look for cures to the things that ail us. |
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| Undoubtedly, my observations will once again agitate a few people who will tell me that I should get behind U.S. automakers instead of criticizing them. |
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| This is a good political answer to an often awkward question, and the Labour MP for Glasgow Kelvin is a time-served politician once again on the warpath. |
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| Best regards and thanks once again for helping to spread the good news! |
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| The eyes of the two men were held on the still hovering crystals as they once again began to pulsate with a mysterious power beyond the wizards' imaginations. |
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| I made whoopie pies once again and they ended up being a crowd favorite. |
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| And Bossie will once again be in the thick of it, all the more dangerous for having learned from his past crusades. |
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| An expansion valve would then advance to transform the liquid refrigerant into a cold, gaseous form, so as to once again absorb the warm air inside your automobile. |
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| What all this means for Indonesia is that the right time has come for this country to play an active role once again and reassume its once-prominent role in this region. |
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| The sides went into the final quarter level pegging once again. |
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| Time was running out once again, and his family's kismet rested on him. |
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| That report has not been put in the public domain and councillors discussed its implications behind closed doors before reconvening to reject the plan once again. |
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| No doubt Smith hopes to paint Glock as a monster once again, and the theatrical complaint pulls no punches. |
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| I suspect that barring a complication, Mr. Bush will be up and perhaps leaping, with help, from planes once again. |
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| He, once again, directed more focus to the appearance of the guys and ignored the wit and intelligence with which the songs were written and performed. |
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| The production team and crew under the direction of the queen of panto in Ballylinan Bernie Dunne are once again looking forward to yet another busy run. |
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| Rob throttled the giant turbines up, and once again the aircraft was beginning to jolt and jar as it raced ahead faster and faster across the rocky terrain. |
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| While the Baptist sanctuary was undergoing minor construction and painting, the congregation met once again for worship in the historic synagogue of Reform Judaism. |
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| Visitors had to wend and weave their way around corners and curves to reach the various spaces, which once again invoked the trope of the medieval city. |
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| Well, it just proves once again that there's no accounting for taste. |
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| The man has an uncanny grasp of the public mood and once again he seized it, reminding us all how right we were to re-elect him as Prime Minister at the last general election. |
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| The recoil from the shot blew James onto his back, unconscious once again. |
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| With Europe stuck in a double-dip recession, the United States once again finds itself a prime engine of global growth. |
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| This programme has proved so popular that it is once again on the airwaves in time for the long lazy summer days and the inevitable treks around the various gardening centres. |
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| The end of it that was still in front of Ivan wrapped around his right arm once again, and the lance started to pull him towards Zas, using the ground as an anchor. |
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| And once again with ISIS we have seen universal condemnation by Muslims leaders in the United States and abroad. |
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| When he felt anxious or needed to think, his feet carried him, once again of their own accord, to a station. |
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| Mars shone brightly once again as we put to sea for the overnight sail into the Thames and debarkation at Tilbury, a landing stage downriver from London. |
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| Tomorrow the great leader's axiom will be recalled afresh once again. |
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| The queen was so horrified that all her blood rushed to her heart when she realized that Little Snow White was alive once again. |
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| The lights are aglow in the windows, the sound of the Christmas carols and the song we associate with the season of goodwill to all men is with us once again. |
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| In the scrub areas I once again saw both Desert and Isabelline wheatears. |
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| Let us citizens stress this and once again do nothing or so little that it amounts to nothing. |
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| Sighing once again, Leanne changed out of the comfort of her pyjamas into a knee length brown skirt with sequins on the border and a pink ballet wrap cardigan. |
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| And in his self-retooling on immigration, Romney once again executed a perfect Dewey. |
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| She flashes me a brief look of annoyance, quieting me, then changing her demeanor to once again calm and composed, she continues with her explanation. |
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| Frieden stressed once again that the virus can be stopped and that it is not airborne. |
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| After the end of prohibition in 1933, alcohol was once again legal throughout Arkansas. |
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| With the predictability of Halloween decorations flooding your local cvs, the Tea Party is once again being pronounced dead. |
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| Given that the nation is once again at war, that need could arise again sooner than anyone expects. |
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| And like Cognac once again, Armagnac requires ageing in oak barrels, but not just any oak barrel. |
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| As such, scientific information once again has gotten way out front of the clinically practical. |
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| When Don bails the next day, and Amy awkwardly bounces, Megan is once again left all alone, and frustrated. |
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| To the north the limestone is exposed once again in east Lancashire and in the Yorkshire Dales. |
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| Once de Gaulle had left office, the door to enlargement was once again opened. |
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| Lambs and Barbz, remain calm, but Mariah Carey is once again talking about her infamous feud with Nicki Minaj. |
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| As his bulge begins to swell once again, her hand strokes the length of it through his pants. |
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| But once again both sides spent as much time bullyragging one another as they did questioning witnesses. |
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| In practice, once again, a lot of clubmanship was going on. Awards were going to someone's favorite student or someone else's friend. |
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| The guinea hen, so nearly exsiccated a few days earlier, dangles limp once again, as wet as if it had been freshly slaughtered. |
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| As the ice retreated 10,000 years ago the lake reconnected to the sea, becoming brackish and then fully saline once again. |
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| This area acts as a significant source of wider contamination as radionuclides are dissolved once again. |
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| The ships once again reached Bear Island on 1 July, which led to a disagreement. |
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| President George W. Bush had once again outmaneuvered them by taking the national-security high ground in an election year. |
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| By 210 Severus had returned to York, and the frontier had once again become Hadrian's Wall. |
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| Raising a new army he advanced towards Mathura once again. But this time too he had to suffer an ignomous defeat. |
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| He then succeeded his cousin as King of Dublin, but after a heavy defeat in battle in 947, he was once again forced to try his luck elsewhere. |
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| Henry intervened once again in 1149, commencing what is often termed the Henrician phase of the civil war. |
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| This expansion of Henry's empire once again threatened French security and promptly put the new peace at risk. |
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| In the meantime, Richard set about crushing some of his enemies in Aquitaine in 1188, before once again attacking the Count of Toulouse. |
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| Richard I had to deal with a revolt once again, but this time from Limousin. |
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| He sent her to Aquitaine and demanded that Richard give up his lands to his mother who would once again rule over those lands. |
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| After Lancastrian revolts in the north were suppressed in 1464 and Henry was captured once again and placed in the Tower of London. |
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| Henry recovered in 1455 and once again fell under the influence of those closest to him at court. |
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| But then France entered the war, and diplomatic calculations were once again thrown into confusion. |
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| After the stroke, Constance once again sat in an invalidish room that smelled of flannel sheets and dog. |
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| The line of Margaret Tudor was excluded from the English succession, though, during the reign of Elizabeth I concerns were once again raised. |
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| However, Napoleon escaped from Elba in February 1815 and took control of France once again. |
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| During the reign of the next monarch, Richard II, the Commons once again began to impeach errant ministers of the Crown. |
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| Petitions for the House of Lords to review the decisions of lower courts began to increase once again. |
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| The third fire struck during filming of The Who's concert in 1974, after which it was rebuilt once again. |
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| In the run up to the 2017 General Election, Dawkins once again endorsed the Liberal Democrats and urged voters to join the party. |
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| There is now a resurgent language movement and Manx is once again taught in all schools as a second language and in some as a first language. |
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| With the certain economic state, the number of purchases decreased once again. |
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| However, under the early Hanoverians, both the High Church and Tory parties were once again out of favour. |
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| The see had its seat here until AD 995, when further incursions once again caused the monks to move with the relics. |
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| At this point, Marx moved from Paris to Brussels, where Marx hoped to once again continue his study of capitalism and political economy. |
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| They once again call on him during their voyage home, and Alban is credited with providing smooth sailing for their voyage back to the continent. |
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| Fisher, once again, declared that the king was not supreme head of the Church. |
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| A truce was agreed with the condition that the King hand over control of the Tower once again. |
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| During the Second World War, the Tower was once again used to hold prisoners of war. |
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| As Maynard drew back to fire once again, Teach moved in to attack him, but was slashed across the neck by one of Maynard's men. |
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| Slightly expanded they are called buttons, once again because of the relative size and shape. |
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| Finally, after mixing the ingredients into the pie with cream, it is once again put into the oven to dry. |
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| In the fourteenth century major works of English literature began once again to appear, including the works of Chaucer. |
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| However, he spent only six months at Stourbridge before returning once again to his parents' home in Lichfield. |
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| Contact with the older and more established poet encouraged Shelley to write once again. |
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| Although he eventually recovered, the diagnosis of his condition obliged him to return once again to Europe. |
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| Another 12 years had passed when an act of piracy caused him to take up Esther once again. |
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| Similarly, in the concert hall, Elgar's works, after a period of neglect, are once again frequently programmed. |
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| In 1933, Hitchcock was once again working for Michael Balcon at Gaumont British. |
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| In America, the political atmosphere began to change and attention was once again directed to Chaplin's films instead of his views. |
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| His King Lear once again divided the critics, but his Prospero was a considerable success. |
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| The emergence of sound film effectively separated deaf from hearing audience members once again. |
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| Harry Potter's third year sees the boy wizard, along with his friends, attending Hogwarts School once again. |
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| After the interruption of McClory as producer, Albert Broccoli and Harry Saltzman returned to produce once again. |
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| John Glen returned once again to direct, teaming up once more with production designer Peter Lamont. |
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| Live flamingos are used as mallets and hedgehogs as balls, and Alice once again meets the Cheshire Cat. |
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| In 1962 the Duveen Gallery was finally restored and the Parthenon Sculptures were moved back into it, once again at the heart of the museum. |
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| However, by the end of World War II pool and billiards began to die down once again. |
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| England progressed to the quarter finals, where once again they faced West Germany. |
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| This meant that there would once again be 92 clubs in the highest four divisions of English football. |
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| England, now led once again by David Gower, suffered from injuries and poor form. |
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| Lillee once again called for the replacement of Ponting as captain with Warne after the squad announcement, however this was once again rejected. |
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| It is obvious that a huge gap has opened up once again between the northern and southern hemispheres. |
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| In 1995, the competition was once again restructured, returning to the traditional 'host' format with ten teams entering. |
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| Promotion was gained at the 1st attempt, only for another poor year to see them finish once again in a relegation position. |
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| Promotion to the Second Division had been achieved, and there was pride once again in the famous claret and gold jersey. |
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| However, along came a bright new consortium who began to shape the future of the club once again. |
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| In 1902, he and Jeffries had a rematch, once again with the World Heavyweight Champion at stake. |
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| After once again leading on the cards for most of the fight, he ran out of steam and was defeated by knockout in round eleven. |
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| On 12 July 2009, Khan was once again involved in a motoring incident, this time a collision with a young cyclist. |
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| The team once again scored pole position in China, when Vettel managed to set a faster time than Webber, who completed the front row. |
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| However, the town was soon rebuilt on the same street plan and began to flourish once again. |
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| Many of her experienced nobles were dead and the economy which had barely begun to recover from the earlier wars was once again in tatters. |
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| Asquith and his followers moved to the opposition benches in Parliament and the Liberal Party was deeply split once again. |
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| The Liberals gained ground, but once again it was at the Conservatives' expense whilst also losing seats to Labour. |
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| In 1835 Disraeli stood for the last time as a Radical, unsuccessfully contesting High Wycombe once again. |
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| Though a section of it passes through England, it passes into Wales once again before discharging into the Irish Sea via the Dee estuary. |
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| Salmond was once again elected SNP leader in 2004 and the following year held his Banff and Buchan seat in the 2005 general election. |
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| With these victories, Frederick once again established himself as Europe's premier general and his men as Europe's most accomplished soldiers. |
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| Following the elections, however, the threats intensified once again but a galvanising event was needed. |
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| From there, the cycle may be initiated once again when the sporozoites are released into the blood stream during a mosquito bite. |
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| Blackett was using wooden rails for his tramway and, once again, Trevithick's machine was to prove too heavy for its track. |
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| Once again, he escaped and once again was apprehended and returned to Marshalsea Prison. |
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| Swift returned to England one more time in 1727 and stayed with Alexander Pope once again. |
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| On 18 February 2009, the venue for the BRITs was once again the Earls Court, London. |
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| After the album's release, the band embarked on a successful world tour that was once again filled with incidents. |
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| The play only ran for six weeks but Burton once again won praises from critics. |
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| After Philip III the nobility once again asserted their right to govern the country. |
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| Wales came close, once again, to qualifying for a major championship when they came within a whisker of reaching the 1994 World Cup. |
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| Captain Danny Russell went over for Scotland's second try, but once again Wales hit back within minutes. |
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| He expelled Montoneros from the party and they became once again a clandestine organization. |
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| In 1996 conscription was suspended, and the Dutch army was once again transformed into a professional army. |
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| Strathbogie once again changed sides and submitted to the English king in August and was made Warden of Scotland. |
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| With the king now imprisoned in England and Randolph dead, the Guardianship once again fell to Robert. |
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| She was once again eager for divorce but proceedings were frustrated by James, who she believed her husband had bribed. |
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| In 1751, Voltaire performed his play Mohamet once again, with great success. |
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| By 1950 wild boar had once again reached their original northern boundary in many parts of their Asiatic range. |
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| In 1703, however, Anne once again revived the Order of the Thistle, which survives to this day. |
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| The record saw the return of more heavily layered guitars, and Fraser began once again to obscure her lyrics, though not entirely. |
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| The band worked with Puzzle producer Garth Richardson once again at Ocean Way studios. |
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| In the 2015 edition of tournament, hosted by England, New Zealand once again won the final, this time against established rivals, Australia. |
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| The 18th hole once again proved itself among the most dramatic and exciting in championship golf. |
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| When Rhodri died in 878 the relative unity of Wales ended and it was once again divided into its component parts each ruled by one of his sons. |
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| The Scottish conflict flared up once again in 1306, when Robert the Bruce killed his rival John Comyn and declared himself the King of the Scots. |
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| Only a few nonsmart models, primarily newer Razr models and a few Nokia phones, can run Yahoo Go. And once again, no Verizon phones need apply. |
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| Poor employment opportunities, and social discontent were once again seen as factors in the rioting. |
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| By the time of the Roman expedition to Arabia Felix in 25 BC, the Sabaeans were once again the dominating power in Southern Arabia. |
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| This helped the population of Aden once again become predominantly Arab after, having been declared a free zone, it had become mostly foreigners. |
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| Edward's wars in Scotland began to consume royal funding, however, and work soon slowed once again. |
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| In 1660 Charles II was restored to the throne and ownership of the castles changed once again. |
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| Some members of the family were bullied, for example Lindsey, so he was swiftly taken out of school and a tutor came once again. |
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| Liverpool finished eighth in the league, once again missing out on European competition. |
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| Nearly twenty years later, the BBC incorporated Awdry's stories once again. |
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| During the Roman period, water levels fell once again, and settlements were possible on the new silt soils deposited near the coast. |
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| From April through June, after the breeding season, this species travels long distances to feed and then eventually gather together once again. |
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