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“Maybe in five years from now, online dating will be reborn through virtual reality,” he said.

He denied he was against farmers, insisting that he did not want to kill the industry but allow it to be "reborn".

From BBC

She concluded: “I have a tough long road to recovery in front of me. Your love and support will carry me through. Cheer me on, Shirley Chung 2.0 will be reborn in 2025!”

But to enjoy the promise of a new life, Nadal has to be reborn, and in order to be reborn, Nadal first has to die.

From Salon

He said he learned it was “an opportunity to die and be reborn.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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