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He still says "Roll Tide" at the end of phone conversations, still has mostly fond memories of his football career and playing for the man everyone in Alabama calls "Coach Bryant" to this day, nearly 30 years after his death.
NPR: 40 Years Ago, Irish-Tide Played Game For The Ages
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The deputy prime minister's determination to roll back the tide of traffic is not in doubt.
ECONOMIST: Transport
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Lamarck stands there in stone, like King Canute trying to roll back the tide, the tide, in this case, of an Anglo-Saxon version of events.
BBC: Part Three - France and the World
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So perhaps the eggheads can produce the politicians' missing miracle, a formula to roll back a tide of regulation that has been running one-way for almost three decades.
ECONOMIST: In love with regulation
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When the old regime unleashed a campaign of terror, threatening to roll back the democratic tide sweeping the region, we acted as united nations, and we acted swiftly -- broadening sanctions, imposing an arms embargo.
WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Salutes the People of Libya
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If the tide is high and the ocean stormy, waves roll into the springs.
CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia | Travel Watch | Detour