Before the grand parade of silverware on Saturday, Guardiola had again reminded his players that what they had in 2009 everyone would try to take from them in 2010.
In the past few weeks new concerns about exposed fuel rods and the accumulated nuclear waste in the common pool have again reminded residents how precarious conditions are, and, by the government's own recent report, will remain for years and maybe decades to come.
Karl W. Eikenberry and David M. Kennedy have again reminded us, as the fortunate citizens of a self-governing society, where concentrations of power are viewed with suspicion, of the antidemocratic and ultimately dangerous division that occurs when the vast majority of the people do not comprehend the military.
Back in Tokyo after my days up north sleeping on the floor, eating instant noodles, and wishing I could bathe, I am thankful for all that I have — again reminded of the objects of affection many of us love about Japan: the pop culture, the fashion, the cuisine, the tea, the traditional arts.
Twenty three years later, The Descendants director Alexander Payne has once again reminded us of Dern's extraordinary power, although this time he has been cast against type in a role most notable for its underlying fragility.
"Pope Francis has once again reminded world leaders that alleviating poverty and preserving the environment are part of the same struggle," Greenpeace said in a statement.
Snow, enough in five days to almost equal what Buffalo, America's snowiest major city, gets in an average winter, has once again reminded many ex-Buffalonians of perhaps the biggest reason they no longer live here.
Mitt Romney has once again reminded voters that he likes to fire people.
Gérard Houllier will usher his Liverpool team back on to the European stage in Portugal this evening having again been reminded that, for all his best efforts this season, there are still questions to be answered, critics to be silenced.
The win-lose acculturation of the founding fathers of this country was never intended to weave us into the cultural fabric of America equally, justly nor with dignity but solely at the advantage of the oppressor and we have again been reminded of that harsh reality.
