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The only one I can think of would be "Old habits die hard," meaning that repetitive and usually daily tasks are hard to break when they're no longer required to do. For example, we changed the wiring in my house a few years back, and when we did so, the position of the lightswitch changed. Nonetheless, for the first few weeks when I would enter the bathroom, I would touch the wall where the lightswitch used to be, flipping the invisible switch.
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