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"I should've sold everything and brought the money to America a long time ago" became his mantra.† (source)
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Its recitation was a mantra.† (source)
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When Patrick was finished, we said this stupid mantra together—LIVING OUR BEST LIFE TODAY—and it was over.† (source)
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I sat in my stronghold, staring at the Jade Key and reciting the words etched into its spine, over and over, like a maddening mantra:† (source)
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"We can definitely afford this; we'll just pay for it with the refund check" became a Christmas mantra.† (source)
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Today we're going to pretend we live in India, and we're going to do a mantra.† (source)
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He took a breath, then added his mantra: "Love each other or die."† (source)
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If she begs and pleads, they might just include her in their mantras next week.† (source)
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The rock group Smashing Pumpkins was contributing mantralike riffs from a portable CD player.† (source)
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Double vision, double over, he reminded himself, quoting the archivist's mantra.† (source)
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They are idiot mantras that exist in a prearranged cycle: I'm no good, I'm the Angel of Death, I'm stupid, I can't do anything.† (source)
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I repeated it like a mantra as she led me across the bog.† (source)
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They're mantras from the Upanishads.† (source)
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"Come over and say a mantra," Darrel goes on.† (source)
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Look at the wealth of data concealed in the grid, in the bright packaging, the jingles, the slice-of-life commercials, the products hurtling out of darkness, the coded messages and endless repetitions, like chants, like mantras.† (source)
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This mantra seemed to pulse through Harry's mind as he fell asleep at night, and his dreams were thick with cups, lockets and mysterious objects that he could not quite reach, though Dumbledore helpfully offered Harry a rope ladder that turned to snakes the moment he began to climb ...He had shown Hermione the note inside the locket the morning after Dumbledore's death, and although she had not immediately recognised the initials as belonging to some obscure wizard about whom she had been reading, she had since been rushing off to the library a little more often than was strictly necessary for somebody who had no homework to do.† (source)
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