It's just a shame that yet again I fail to make the right age bracket.
That said, there is a threshold for stories that yet again signal the end of the world as we know it.
They confirm my view (shared by many more authoritative observers) that yet again, the city is showing the self-confidence and chutzpah which ultimately turn round recession.
And yet, though many of us would place ourselves in the former camp, there remains a definite niggling concern that yet again English football is failing to regard football management with the gravitas it merits.
But in an odd way, all of Ms. Bailey's actors somehow feel incidental to a study in Shakespearean atmosphere that yet again pushes this largely al fresco space in startling new directions.
A great golden dome, that most of us had never seen, came down, replaced by images we've seen all too often, proof that yet again the sum total of anger in the world had gone up a few notches.
The argument over President Obama's health-care law, aka Obamacare, never seems to end, as witnessed by the fact that House Republicans on Tuesday will unveil a budget that yet again seeks to eliminate it.
Blog 9/10: Meaning Carrie, that yet again he doesn't get it.
The devastation many felt watching Clinton's historic campaign come to an unexpected close gave way to anger and contempt for a system that yet again, promoted the less qualified man into leadership.
Days later, Melgen wrote a memo detailing the latest information on his fight with CMS that yet again calls for Sebelius to overrule the agency.
Austria's Interior Minister, Johanna Mikl-Leitner, said that it was a "dark day" that yet again underlined the need for EU policies to combat human traffickers.
