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Here we go again

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Here we go again.
We are going to experience the same thing again.; We are going to hear about or discuss the same thing again. John: Now, I would like to discuss your behavior in class yesterday. Bill (to himself): Here we go again. Fred: We must continue our discussion of the Wilson project. Sue: Here we go again. Fred: What's that? Sue: Nothing.
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Here we go again -- with the Russians replaced by terrorists, as they generally are in '90s thrillers: The hero is a very junior officer, in this case an Army lieutenant, who cuts a swath through the Pentagon and ultimately defeats the bad guys running the Defense Department.
the most eagerly anticipated hip-hop event of the year, as Def Jam recording artist and actor DMX - the only artist in history to have his first five albums debut at #1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart - unleashes his 6th album, HERE WE GO AGAIN (Ruff Ryders/Def Jam) set to arrive in stores on June 28th.
In the beginning, it looked like a case of here we go again.
 
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