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1. Relive the civilian way of life during World War Two.
2. If he could relive that shot I'm sure he'd never take a driver there off the tee (Azinger has said just that in print) because it lost him the Open.
3. It is certainly a state of the art unit, offering an impressive 36 functions which range from three altitude settings, to an internal memory capable of storing up to eight hours of diving profiles, and if that's not enough, you can interface it with a personal computer and relive your dive profiles in your own home.
4. Relive them again in this outrageous musical featuring , and a host of over 20 hits from
5. He no longer felt the need to borrow cars and go lifting round the shops to relive the boredom.
6. He paused to relive the sensation.
7. Ah yes, the chance to relive old memories, buy the Reps yet one more half of shandy, plan next year's jaunt abroad, and last but by no means least have one hell of a party.
8. At further visits one cow had to be shot and another put down to relive suffering.
9. Moreover, the narrative, based on Mexican myths about life after death, is narrated from the grave, where Comala's former inhabitants, far from finding release in the afterlife, are condemned to relive eternally the frustrations and torments of their earthly existence.
10. Relive your salad days this winter
11. One of the problems with not getting killed climbing while still young is that you reach such a great age that your standard falls mercilessly, and it is only possible to relive great exploits by reading about yourself in guidebooks.
12. Ms Kennedy said that coupled with the suggestion - left over from a case in 1976 - that woman and boys tend to lie, this initial suggestion of doubt can be an "appalling" for the victim, who was already having to relive the ordeal in court.
13. Once located, the operator will be able to completely remove the subject's fears caused by the trauma; but not necessarily, as your article also stated, by making the subject relive the original experience, which could cause further damage.