Word: replaying
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...bottom of the eighth seemed like a replay of the fifth. The Crimson stopped running the bases as aggressively but still tallied five more runs...
Harvard had already gotten off to a solid start— then the third batter came up. Tri-captain first baseman Tiffany Whitton smacked the ball off the center fielder’s glove, and freshman third baseman Rachel Murray provided an instant replay, bringing Goldberg home. Freshman catcher Erin Halpenny then picked up the third RBI of the inning with a solid hit to left-center...
Nevertheless, it is still too soon to run out to buy more plastic sheeting and duct tape. The disease that has been deemed an epidemic by some news sources has received much more hype than it deserves. In a replay of the 2001 anthrax hysteria, the latest infectious beastie to hit America has brought with it far more fear than fevers and more hand-wringing than hacking coughs...
...Shepherd entered the replay booth, he heard boos from the partisan fans. But the crowd had no need to worry, because Shepherd’s only duty was to determine whether the puck crossed the line before he blew his whistle. The timing of the whistle could not be changed. The Crimson’s fate was already sealed...
...rages on. Some guy hits something with a misshapen plank of wood and everybody in the room goes “Ooooooh.” Instead of being rowdy, the audience is mostly reverent. Mild shouts of “What a bowl!” greet the instant replay. When something goes terribly awry, they tilt back their heads and make a disapproving yet dignified “tsk” sound, or place their heads in their hands while groaning or (when things get really rough) raise their arms at an oblique angle and flail their forefingers...