During questioning, Hermle listed a total of 11 names of current and former Kleiner staffers, and de Baubigny responded by summarizing Pao's complaints about each person — a frequent refrain was that others were hogging credit, or excluding Pao from meetings or information.
Dithering, Hamas has suspended the talks, insisting that they move from Ramallah, the West Bank's administrative capital, to Gaza, where, presumably, Hamas would keep tighter ideological control.Still, Hamas's problem may be less with the prisoners' proposal itself a frequent refrain is that "we agree with 90% of it"—than with Mr Abbas's tactics.
One of her frequent refrains is how little we know, suggesting that this is a flaw of the science as opposed to a natural consequence of the relatively slow pace of discovery resulting from only a small cadre of scientists being focused on and committed to the question at hand.
("I can't stop laughing" was a frequent refrain; as were comments about whiteness and the lack of bras.) Snoop Dogg reposted it, as did Desus & Mero of "Viceland" (with commentary).
One of the evening's most frequent refrains was, "I'm an artist.
You are asking my guardsman not to empty the magazine of his weapon into the compound wall from which he is being shot at .All along the canal, a frequent refrain from soldiers is: "Do you think we are winning?" The more pertinent question, perhaps, is why the area was lost in the first place.
A frequent refrain from Momentum is that Labour has become moribund at both local and national level, with constituency party meetings dull and uninviting to new members and the party machine at national level too bureaucratic and conservative.
A frequent refrain of sweepstakes naysayers is that the types of people who seek quick riches or product giveaways are the least desirable customers a company could engage.
"The whole world is against us" is a frequent refrain among Jews who have settled in the West Bank.
A frequent refrain at these teach-ins is that something is badly awry in this richest of nations when millions of full-time workers remain caught below the poverty line and the percentage of workers without health insurance and pensions is growing.
