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He was speaking to himself-murmuringover and over again the same phrase.
2
There was another incident in his career in which the same phrase occurs.
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She spoke; he echoed her, and the duchess took up the same phrase.
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The orchestra and chorus take up the same phrase after me.
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Well, I didn't learn the exact same phrase, but its counterpart.
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Being a Sussex man, he used the same phrase as Bates.
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The recurrence of the same phrase in two such opposite connections is very striking.
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He's clearly agitated, and repeats the same phrase, louder and more irritated each time.
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Then he would sing the same phrase again, and there would be more talk.
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She replied with the same phrase and they hung up.
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I get, like, totally bored, you know, typing the same phrase over and over.
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Some 77 years later, Boris Johnson employed the same phrase at the Conservative Party conference.
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Seventy-five issues on an almost-but-not-quite monthly schedule later, it would conclude with the same phrase.
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The same phrase was pronounced by the same individual.
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She used the same phrase as M. Le Mesge:
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He remembered that Helen had used this same phrase.
