IS THERE A WAY TO TRY ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CC "AGAIN"?

HI
I installed Premiere Pro CC from the cloud... but after that I had 1 hole work week and then went on holidays. I have not been able to really try it. IS THERE A WAY TO TRY IT "AGAIN"? I have tried to uninstall and reinstall both premiere and the cloud but it does not work. Thanks

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