The point is that once upon a time we didn't think that brains could regenerate. |
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They ramble Paradise Alley, where, once upon a time, many a gold-seeker sought comfort among ladies of the night. |
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But once upon a time, she was on top of the world, until her addictions seemed to get the better of her. |
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Does she miss the solidity of roles and characters that actresses enjoyed once upon a time? |
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The boy starts his story once upon a time, knowing that's how stories begin. |
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Work itself, not to mention hard work, is now shunned as radically as the appearance of impiety was, once upon a time. |
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As the conventional story goes, once upon a time the West slumbered in intellectual darkness. |
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Charles Dickens, among others, got organ-grinders banned from the streets of London once upon a time. |
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He had an enviable reputation, once upon a time, as a symphonist of real individuality, like Simpson today. |
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Maybe, once upon a time, without language skills or the ability to negotiate and rationalise and reason, we had to resort to violence. |
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Trivial Pursuits was one of my favorite blogs once upon a time, and even after it shut down, I couldn't bring myself to get rid of the link. |
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And don't rewrite your own history to pretend that you didn't need the same help once upon a time. |
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But nothing has ever happened and the quarry has remained quiet as a ghost town whereas, once upon a time, it employed some 100 men. |
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For example, once upon a time, the Tax Department did not have ready access to your bank account information and unemployment benefits. |
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Well, once upon a time, Americans would get their news by reading a newspaper or by watching television. |
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The goat was a real happy goat once upon a time you see or so it believed and so it rollicked about the dried out pastures filled with glee. |
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So I will start by referring to a matter which, once upon a time, would have had me jumping up and down with fury. |
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And once upon a time, potential students could be forgiven for assuming that such a degree course was a worthwhile investment of time and money. |
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In almost every university also, the executive head was once upon a time a research fellow or ordinary lecturer. |
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Our common law once upon a time did not recognise indeterminate sentences. |
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Garou took pleasure in returning to his roots while performing in bars where he, once upon a time and for a number of years, started his career. |
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For example, once upon a time everyone knew that the tomato was deadly poison, and that one could demagnetize a permanent magnet by rubbing garlic on it. |
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The talking drums of Africa speak volumes of a tradition and culture that transcends time, as important, says the king, in the 21st century as it was once upon a time. |
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Are the Members of this House to be represented instead by people who once upon a time enthused about democracy and now treat it with contempt? |
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You sat on a shaky chair and drank from a brown mug that once upon a time was white. |
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Providing the definition of a journalist was to point out that members of JEX were, once upon a time, professional journalists. |
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The resurrection of Christ is not something that happened once upon a time. |
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Today, like pre-industrial society once upon a time, we are on the threshold of a new age. |
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Yes, once upon a time, I could read music, thanks to my grandfather. |
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It was, once upon a time, solely the gargle of the rich and famous. |
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Well, once upon a time, over a decade ago, I departed Istanbul possessed by the notion of reaching Moscow and riding the Trans-Siberian express all the way to China. |
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I remember once upon a time when I used to look good in clothes. |
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Something truly dreadful must have happened to these guys once upon a time because what else could explain their complete lack of any emotion on stage. |
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This story begins once upon a time, many thousands of years ago? long before your parents, and your grandparents, were born? even before countries had names. |
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The story might have begun in fairy tale fashion: once upon a time there was a little boy living under a southern sky where the nights were clear, who loved the stars and became an astrophysicist. |
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Doing things on a gigantic scale, which once upon a time reflected the very image of power and was therefore reassuring, is now a synonym of hegemony and arrogance. |
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Amar Singh, who used to be a confidante of Mulayam once upon a time, has reportedly joined the mega event on the latter's invitation. |
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But once upon a time, bitterns nested in every pothole marsh and every streamside cattail patch from British Columbia to Newfoundland and from Florida to California. |
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I don't speak Spanish, but I could read it pretty well once upon a time. |
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