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The timeless moment is again caught with great skill in his sonnet "A Venetian Pastoral by Giorgione in the Louvre"—the most successful of his highly original attempts to translate well-known paintings into verse.

Five years later, America is again caught up in a debate about the release of photographs that show our soldiers using Bush administration "interrogation techniques" at Abu Ghraib and elsewhere.

But only hours after the storm hit, it was clear the city was again caught off guard.

Despite a more determined start to the second half the Czechs gifted Croatia a seemingly comfortable lead when Plasil was again caught in possession.

Wales forward Steve Morison powered in a bullet header at the start of the second half after the Black Cats were again caught napping at the back, before substitute Kieran Richardson set up a tense finale when he drilled in a late consolation.

The stranded Pietersen swung against Lyon but was again caught in the outfield, while the last pair of Anderson and Monty Panesar lasted no longer than expected as another agonising collapse had left the Australians cock a hoop.

On Friday afternoon, at her apartment in East Orange, N.J., the 74-year-old Gibson was again caught up in the emotional tumult of another major tennis event with the semifinal victories by Venus and Serena Williams in the United States Open.

Then, four years later, Washington was again caught off guard, this time when India and Pakistan tested nuclear weapons.

He then made a duck as Australia was again caught on a sticky by a thunderstorm during the first innings of the Second Test in Sydney.

And then in 2009, Iran was again caught red-handed secretly building a huge underground nuclear facility for uranium enrichment in a mountain near Qom".

Now that the U.S. dollar is once again caught up in a vicious secular bear market, losing nearly 16% of its value since March alone, the Treasury Secretary is once again opting to plead the fifth.