I can't repeat...

You can measure it again.

Would you mind saying that once more?

And you can hit it again. That's kind of ham fisted.

Yes, and we could again.

Boy, you can say that again.

In 1959 there were 52 ballots and, again, the process ended with an agreement between the parties to share the term.

Fears were expressed that, if deported, he might be detained and again subjected to torture upon his return to Uganda.

we would've made and spent another.

Kiss that guy again.

May I see you home again ?

Then you'll go back to America and be a splendid architect.

But I can eat twice more.

I couldn't? Okay, set them up the way they were before.

We expressed the hope that they could go abroad again to study geography.

Rwanda called once again for assistance to its persecuted people.

However, the Darfur talks themselves should not wait until such a national conference is feasible.

Maybe I could enjoy life again.

We scared him once, maybe we can scare him again.

Suppose you sing that song again.

I'm not going to fall for that again.

So again, we can ask this what's more likely?

I'm sorry, could you repeat that please?

Do you want another killing?

He didn't want to risk going through it all again.

And perhaps we can meet again tomorrow.

Again. Say it again.

Unfortunately, a new study of this area might well lead to the same desire again being expressed.

In closing, he reiterated his earnest appeal for consensus on the draft resolution.

You might come and scowl at me once more.

Maybe we can arrange another shipwreck for you sometime.

Proof again that evidence can be misleading.

Could you follow the same route you followed Tuesday night, same speed?

DH One more, one more.

The representatives of Canada, Costa Rica, Germany and Kuwait, who are serving their first terms as Vice Presidents, may be re elected for a second term.

Let us not ignore Haiti yet again.

I don't think I want to go through an interview like that again.

You had no trouble then, do it again now.

Well, again, Rousseau refused without an order in writing... but again he was ordered and again he refused... all in front of witnesses.

So I rethought the whole thing, and then we all came to a consensus.

Once again our great appreciation goes to those countries that have achieved or exceeded that threshold.

One more time, you know. Always one more.

He was concerned to note that once again the problem of genocide in Rwanda was being presented in a biased way.

You can do that by combining renewables.

That's right. Even though we may never see each other again, we'll always be in each other's hearts.