The assumption that we are about to have a rerun of 1993 — when Bill Clinton, newly installed as president, was forced to jettison much of his agenda because of a surging budget deficit — may well be mistaken.
But in one part, Mr. Bernanke implied that we would not have a rerun of the so-called stagflation of the 1970s because the labor cost situation was quite different this time around, and because the monetary powers had learned their lessons.
If the two of you can't talk about what happened and each own your part of the break-up as well as forgive one another and yourselves––then all you're doing is guaranteeing you're going to have a rerun of the old conflicts.
NBC had also a rerun broadcast of Cautionary Christmas Music Tale on Christmas Day, which was seen by an additional 3.54 million viewers.
He had a good run at ReRun, and I hope that another venue will have the foresight to call on him to do as much.
"The Jack LaLanne Show" may have run its course in the mid-1980s, but it had a second life in reruns on ESPN Classic.
Mr. Dhlakama has demanded a rerun of the balloting.
At Moschino, the black and white parade that opened the show was so precise and geometric that it could have been a rerun (white hard hat and all) from the 1960s of André Courrèges.
A year on from the collapse of US investment bank Lehman Brothers and the height of the banking crisis, it does look as if the economy has avoided a rerun of the Great Depression – but it does not follow that from here on the UK is in for either a constant or a strong recovery.
Recently, I've seen a rerun.
