déjà vu

Its old guard pushed back Monday, and I felt a powerful jolt of deja vu: Didn't the Pentagon just run this experiment?

A few minutes later, I understand why it all feels like a round of deja vu.

Much of the rest of the debate provided a sense of deja vu.

Which is great for me, I don't want to do deja vu all over again.

So my fears were not as unfounded as I had thought, was my predestined deja vu, then, real as well?

Perhaps it was only a case of predestined deja vu, or maybe it was something less tangible.

"Just a minute," Mallory interrupted, thoroughly bewildered and simultaneously afflicted with an irrational sense of deja vu.

Going back, when you've been away long enough, is not so much a homecoming as a dream deja vu.