The new party's statutes clearly (and repetitively) state that it opposes violence.
They discovered, as they report in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, that male hyraxes are doing far more than just repetitively communicating that they are ready to mate.
To be truly automatic, a machine tool must be capable of producing parts repetitively without operator assistance in loading parts, starting the machine, and unloading parts.
By increasing the interval between action potentials, they help a neuron to fire repetitively at low frequencies.
And the wicked queen (Charlize Theron, again) is less wicked than endlessly, repetitively angst-ridden.
We get long stretches of suburban Bergman: scene after scene of the Wheelers raging at each other magnificently but so repetitively that you want to get up and make excuses about not keeping the babysitter waiting.
The story of mental health campaigner Jonny Benjamin and his bid to #FindMike is more than just a breath of fresh air in a world where media reports frequently fail to do justice to the subject, often adding to existing stigma and stereotypes and some repetitively ignoring reporters' guidelines set out by leading charities.
Linda Bassett is magnificently funny and moving as Mrs Bryant a dour stoic who raises laughs as she repetitively rabbits gloomy gossip, but who's in no need of help from a patronising daughter to be aware of the imprisoning monotony of her routine.
"After repetitively trying to notify the landlady of this – she fobbed us off with excuses for five months - she has now said that the part that would need to be replaced is too costly to get so we'll just have to do without".
Then there's freeride (or freestyle riding), which involves cycling over purpose-built jumps and obstacles – often in a setting no larger than a few acres – repetitively testing one's nerve, skill and cartilage.
Automatic machine tools can produce parts repetitively without operator assistance.
