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In the era of Xi Jinping, the public had proved, again, to be an unpredictable partner.

Hillary is a genius diplomat, but she proved, once again, to be an ineffectual communicator.

Nicholas D. Kristof's Sept. 19 column, "Message to Muslims: I'm Sorry," made me proud, yet again, to be an American.

It is a powerful work, and a resonant one, showing Mr. Neumann once again to be an astute, sensitive observer of the human condition in all its funny and desperate and, finally, beautiful frailty.

From there, he went to Current TV, the little-watched cable network co-founded by Al Gore, where he was given the chance to begin again, to be an executive, to help mold another network in his image.

CHEFS ON THE MOVE -- Chris Gesualdi, who was a chef at Montrachet in TriBeCa and left it only to return three years ago, has left again, to be an instructor at the Institute of Culinary Education.

The 2016-17 surevealedealed stress and mental health again to be a top issue.

The same issue is likely again to be a major flash point.

Now that technology was proving yet again to be a source of error.

"I thought I was on that track again to be a worker, and then — boom!

Sometimes you have to start over, again and again, to be a success in the N.F.L.