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once more

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Adv.1.once more - anewonce more - anew; "she tried again"; "they rehearsed the scene again"


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The Capital of Culture is ours we were told With pride, I shed some tears Money will come in and the city will grow To be great once more in a few years But it's not just investment and money That will make this city great once more It's pride, respect, discipline, humour To take us back to days gone before Let's have respect, be better citizens Look after our great city and then I used to be proud of Liverpool Maybe I will be again by Martine Corrigan, West Derby
The bad news for England is that on yesterday's evidence, Gilchrist is ready to flay bowling attacks once more.
Sunday Morning That once more the step would spring And once more the blood would sing That once again the bells would ring For church on Sunday morning.
 
 
 
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