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1 I can't wait for my shot to regress back to the mean, Hayes told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
2 Their product, tenuous in its status as a "big five" league as a result of the reformatted Champions League, could regress back to the mean.
3 The fielding, so eye-catchingly good in South Africa in 2007, has regressed back to the mediocrity of old.
4 She seemed to have regressed back into adolescence or childhood since the day before when her mother died.
5 No, not changing in a way that means the language is abandoning the alphabet and regressing back to ideograms-simpleglyphs, symbols, and pictures.
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