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A far more vivid rendering of this same scene appeared in the Times' story.
This same scene occurs in virtually every big city in the country.
There's a making-of promotional video that I later found on YouTube that features this same scene.
It is this same scene that fans were asked to submit their own versions of via video.
Imagine this same scene rendered by Hieronymus Bosch, and you'd have a pretty good depiction of the next meeting of the House Republican Conference.
As Mark Bradley writes in The Boston Herald, this same scene plays itself out in all walks of life and not just football.
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I kept a huge, fat binder and I had all my little tabs of, you know, this is the same scene, but it's four weeks later.
Below it hangs the same scene, this time in oil on paper.
This time, though, the same scene broke my heart, as Ms. Linney evoked an openness and fragility that clearly harbored the seeds of its own destruction.
Simultaneously life-affirming and soul-crushing (often within the same scene), this is not cookie-cutter cinema.
"Then take the same scene, but this time the movie shows you there's a bomb hidden under a table.
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