"When I was working with Massive Attack, I used an old Bauhaus song called Bela Lugosi's Dead and [on the big screens] I constantly repeated the phrase, 'If you like this, then you'll love that.' I think in a way that's the motto of our time.
When I did crisis management for Fortune 100 companies I constantly repeated the mantra, "Don't trust us, track us," to their senior managers.
Even though in the rest of my life, I'm constantly repeating my mistakes".
Fans constantly repeat phrases like "I'm beefing" to mean, "I'm crying," and still appear in the comments of actor Thomas Middleditch's Instagram to shout "DOOBS!" (the name of a character he played years ago in Jake and Amir).
However, messaging, i.e., constantly repeating crafted talking points, is often not the same as having a message, which is why what he says is so malleable and chameleon-like.
Israel's spokespersons may constantly repeat that these attacks are "targeted", but targeted attacks don't kill this many civilians.
If you don't care to constantly repeat yourself or re-litigate the point, then the job has got to be sheer drudgery.
In fact, Ripley's entire career as a killer mimics alcoholism in that it is driven by a need to constantly repeat an activity in order to snuff out the trouble the activity has caused.
The vocal parts are more Baroque in their structures, with singers assigned cells, or sequences of notes, which they constantly repeat over the whispering and breathing of the orchestra (here, the Orchestre Symphonique de la Monnaie, conducted by Kazushi Ono).
As the Vedas constantly repeat, this is knowledge that you become, not knowledge you learn.
