1. Time and again you will find books that turn widely accepted business principles upside down.
2. He and Katie often went camping before the birth of their daughter and can't wait to spend time in the great outdoors again.
3. You can use the time to chill out and let things wind down so you're ready for the world when it picks up again.
4. That philosophy once again speaks with clarity and cogency to the challenges of our time.
5. The clock starts again once the union has had time to meet and plot its strategy.
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6. International observers believe that so long as their Cold War mentality remains unchanged, the US leaders are inclined to play these cards against China time and again.
7. The tax was originally planned to be introduced in 1999 but postponed time and again due to conflicting opinions from different departments.
8. Time and again Ross finds an event that expresses a larger movement - a person or a scene in which tendencies and meanings converge.
9. We crest a rise and stop again, this time for our first close look at the granite towers of Paine.
10. The six favourites for the women's crown - the American quartet plus Henin and Clijsters - again had an easy time of it.