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Sassy Justice is the first example of a recurring production that will rely on deepfakes as part of its core premise.

The crab complaint," he writes, "has recurred more than a dozen times in newspapers around the country.

But his lymphoma recurred and, had he won the nomination and the election, he would have died in office.

It was then that she learned that the cancer had recurred in her bones.

He stamped his foot to the ground in vexation, and recurred to his original determination.

The camping-out at Streetly Wood has annually recurred since that date; the first sham fight took place June 20, 1877.

In a flash there recurred to him every incident of those dramatic interviews with the Mephistophelean doctor.

As these visions recurred, he thought bitterly that he never had counted upon an hour of trial like the present.

Then Bassett recurred to the fact, already elicited, that Harwood was a Yale man, whereupon colleges were discussed.