On Wednesday, a generation of young Chinese Web users awoke to discover, once again, that rumors had been more reliable than facts.
I always felt it was my job to get lost, if only to discover, once again, how a garden so wild at the edges could also hide so much hospitality.
Baseball, we've discovered once again, is always better as a sample of American business life than as a place for moral lessons.
Meanwhile, Houseman, who says that according to his original agreement to go off to the ranch he was supposed to get some kind of credit, discovered once again, and as so many others had, that it wasn't easy to get your name on anything Orson Welles was involved in.
Political commentators, especially of the centre-left (yes, I'm looking at you, Polly) - the folk whose favourite past-time it is to write-off the Lib Dems between elections before re-discovering once again we're still alive-and-kicking - have told us there are two things we must absolutely do to stand a chance of surviving: get rid of Nick Clegg kill Plan A stone dead.
The American news media, already a shadow of its former self, has discovered once again that there is simply no reason not to operate in full-blown panic mode, all the time.
And Cynthia, we later discover, once had an affair with Ryan and may want to again.
The challenge was so great, in fact, that one of the first ancient mosses discovered in the early 1980s has already been lost to history – discovered once and never found again.
Moreover, Democrats have discovered -- once again -- that a candidate can win a party's nomination, make the covers of the national magazines and still be unknown to many voters, who are only intermittently paying attention right now.
After reflecting that Harris's sick mind "co-ordinated his ejectment from the present into the past", she chastises herself: "It seems like a discovery, but I haven't discovered anything, once again, other than my own cleverness".
In the fall, Jessica discovered she was once again pregnant with twins.
