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déjà vu
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Before I Fall
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"I feel like I'm having déjà vu," Elody says.†
p. 91.1 *
"I've been having déjà vu all morning," I blurt out before I can stop myself.†
p. 91.1
It became the big joke that day, because I'd complained about having to hike three miles, and when I told my parents I was having déjà vu, they kept laughing and saying it really would be a miracle if I'd ever agreed to walk that far in a past life.†
p. 91.9
I read once that you get déjà vu when the two halves of your brain process things at different speeds: the right half a few seconds before the left, or vice versa.†
p. 92.7
The thing about déjà vu is that it has always passed really quickly—thirty seconds, a minute at most.†
p. 93.1
Déjà vu.†
p. 95.2
And it's not déjà vu.†
p. 114.3

Definitions:

(1) (déjà vu)
the strange feeling of having lived the current moment before; or referring to something as similar to what has happened before
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)