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"This is not fair, this is a repeated example of a defendant who wants to say something by smuggling" it in, the judge said after sending the jury out of room.

Hespos and Spelke showed infants repeated examples of a cylinder being either tightly or loosely fitted into a hollow container until the babies became bored.

A "thorough and comprehensive" look at Miller's career reveals repeated examples of egregiously lousy reporting, a startling lack of objectivity, too-close-for-comfort relationships with dubious sources… and a penchant for far from thorough and comprehensive coverage.

The repeated examples of the underreporting in newspapers and a muted press, leaves questions ripe for research and exploration.

Last year, Leveson heard from a former Mirror business journalist, James Hipwell, who said he had seen "repeated" examples of phone hacking as he sat next to the showbusiness team at that time.

The complaints from musicians began to roll in in late June, which prompted the Musicians Union to release a statement to their members and on their website "demanding answers" to repeated examples of LOCOG staff asking musicians to play at various Olympic events for free.

In recent years, there have been repeated examples of Jewish officeholders elected by Southern districts with only a handful of Jewish voters.

We trust the narrator of Walden and his spiritual aspirations better because of repeated examples of his practical know-how.

"Nevertheless the prison system is undeniably facing enormous challenges," he said adding that his investigations disclosed repeated examples of poor implementation of proper suicide watch procedures.

Relying on affidavits from lawmakers and political leaders, the reform advocates have presented the judges with what they believe are repeated examples of the influences of soft money.

Across New York State, there are repeated examples of differing price tags for design work on projects of similar size and scope, an audit commissioned by the state found.