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And yet it's an old truth which has been told and retold a billion times - but it has not formed part of our lives!

20 years later, the young man had his own son, and he retold the story to his son.

As Weeks retold this story, he shook his head in astonishment.

In his paintings the myths of the gods found in Roman frescoes are retold with obscene pink smears for buttocks and breasts.

He retold the history at the pointoftheedge, making narration itself become a personal speaking way and significant cramming way of history.

The occasion was a memorable one, and its story is well worthy of being retold in our cycle of historic events.

Now, the one-eyed monkey really wanted for the woman, a Sekhri, to get justice, so, she retold events exactly as they had happened.

Who but Italo Calvino could have selected two hundred of Italy's traditional folktales and retold them so wondrously?

and together you accomplished a feat that will be told and retold down through the ages.

It is a story retold throughout China's big cities: budget hotels are virtually a recession-proof business.

I told and retold their birth stories, I read them other people's birth stories.

Told and retold at Thanksgiving dinner, year after year.

In fact, such tales ofinterminable childbearing were regularly told and retold in this erabefore caesarean section and ultrasound.

What happened next has been retold from the mouths of 6-year-olds, imperfect in their precise detail.

That fairy tale is retold endlessly and in countless forms.

Like all legends, the water horse story will be told and retold.

Robin's stories have been told and retold for over 600 years.

"Told, Untold, Retold" , the third show, brings together work by 23 contemporary artists.

superimposed her own interpretation when she retold the story.

This story, too, has been retold many times.

This story was retold excellently in O Brother, Where Art Thou? produced in 2000.