déjà in A Sentence

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    A common feeling that something is happened before(Déjà vu).

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    The fourth strand of Déjà vu explanations focus on attention.

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    Déjà Brew: The feeling that you have had this coffee before.

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    Travel: People who travel more frequently are more likely to experience Déjà vu.

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    The temporal lobe(shown here in yellow) appears to be important in Déjà vu.

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    However, despite Déjà vu's prevalence, it has proven a tricky phenomenon to pin down;

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    (Note that in the first example, Déjà vu is a French phrase meaning"already seen.").

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    Déjà vu is familiar to virtually all of us, but what exactly is it?

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    Many of us will have experienced Déjà vu, yet none of us seem to know why.

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    As was evident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, it is Déjà vu- 1961-- all over again.

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    Age: Déjà vu appears to occur more commonly in younger people, steadily becoming less common as we age.

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    Seizure: As mentioned previously, individuals with TLE commonly experience Déjà vu as part of the aura before a seizure.

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    The unconscious mind is also a known culprit for causing“Déjà vu” or the feeling of having seen something before.

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    (Those of you who lived through the Big Dig may be experiencing a strong sense of Déjà vu right now.).

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    For drinking cheap prized piwo in a laidback atmosphere amongst a cheerful young crowd there are not much better places than Déjà Vu.

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    Also, although the connection between Déjà vu and TLE is well established, the majority of people with TLE do not experience Déjà vu as part of their aura.

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    We assume that Déjà vu is a single type of experience, but it could be generated in subtly different ways either between individuals or within the same individual at different times.

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