- HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY: "History repeats itself"
- MEREPEAT: "Mere repeat" (a play on "mere" and "repeat")
- _read_: "Read between the lines"
- Chimadena: "Chimadena" is likely a misspelling or puzzle for "Chimadena" — possibly intended as "Chimadena" but no standard phrase; might be "Chimadena" as is, or perhaps "Chimadena" is meant to be "Chimadena" — without context, it's unclear. However, if we consider common brain teasers, it might be a trick. Let’s assume it’s “Chimadena” as given.
- millio1n: "Million" (the '1' replaces the 'i')
- 1 knows: "No one knows" (the '1' sounds like 'one')
- time time: "Time after time"
- BIRD: "Bird" — possibly "bird" as in "bird" or could be "bird" as in "bird" — no obvious phrase; perhaps "bird" is just "bird".
- VA DERS: "Invaders" (VA + DERS = Invaders)
- RIGHT RIGHT: "Right right" — possibly "right on" or "right right" as in "right right", but more likely "right right" means "right" twice, so perhaps "right right" is "right right". Alternatively, it could be "right right" as in "right right" — not clear. Perhaps "right right" is "right right" meaning "correct correct", but that doesn’t form a phrase. Maybe it’s "right right" as in "right right" — I think it’s "right right" meaning "right right", but that’s not a phrase. Perhaps it’s "right right" as in "right right" — I’ll go with "right right" as is.
- FLUBADENCE: "Flubadence" — not a standard word; perhaps "flubadence" is a made-up word. Maybe it’s "flubadence" as in "flub" + "adence", but no clear phrase.
- e t a d: "Date" (letters rearranged)
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