As a white guy, it's one of those moments that feels a little embarrassing, where you feel like white people have been given something yet again that we shouldn't have been given".
And now the writers have given birth yet again, this time to a 14-ounce joint memoir entitled "Three Wishes: A True Story of Good Friends, Crushing Heartbreak, and Astonishing Luck on Our Way to Love and Motherhood" (Little, Brown).
By reviving the toxic debate about section 18C, Malcolm Turnbull has given in, yet again, to those who seem determined to consign the notion of the "fair go" to the dustbin of Australian history.
Despite a book so heavy you can't hold it with ease, longings for The Hero must give way yet again to the vexatious duality of Roosevelt as superbly gifted, brave leader and cautious, zigzagging, fortunate opportunist.
Here Kristol gives us yet again his sage analysis of the Iraq occupation, a set of disastrous policies he helped to foment.
It would just mean Huckabee would have to yet again give up a lucrative contract with Fox News for uncertain prospects on the campaign trail.
Applying that 20x earnings multiple to Perenco's estimated $900 million in net income gives us -- $18 billion yet again.
And today she gave me goosebumps yet again.
Piece by piece, the present reveals the past: Father James used to be a drinker, and he could be yet again, given the provocation and the chance.
In an interview, Mr. Rangel, a Democrat from Harlem, expressed exasperation at the prospect that Americans might vote to keep Republicans in power yet again given what he said was the troubling direction the nation has taken.
