Documents produced in the case by Morgan Stanley Smith Barney confirmed that the firm had been advised repeatedly of the conservative nature of the Hagmans' investment preferences.
Advised repeatedly that he should start with the more modest aim of becoming a town councilman, Mr. Choi eventually decided to run against the organization when he identified the Edison mayor's race as one he could win.
And to Earl #15, we are aware of the difference between quicklime and ground limestone and considered the latter, but were advised repeatedly that in this location quicklime was used in the form we demonstrated because local farmers considered it desirable to let it "burn" on the ground.
Since Trump's surprise victory in 2016, Democrats have been advised repeatedly by a variety of pundits to stop focusing on "identity politics," an often vaguely defined term usually applied to perspectives or policies focused on race, gender, or sexual and gender identity.
The de Amicitia is something like a hymn to friendship, although Cicero takes pains to advise us, repeatedly, to choose well: friends are (or should be) for life.
It may have been that Greenberg and Greer had advised him repeatedly to avoid confrontation ("I realized you were going to be angry with me for being so mean to Mr. de Klerk," Mandela would tell them as he walked off stage).
Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner has been in regular contact with his European counterparts, repeatedly advising them to speak with a single voice to help reduce confusion in financial markets.
A German patriot with anti-Nazi tendencies, he kept a sympathetic watch over Jewish prisoners, repeatedly advising them not to try to escape, because they would be safer in Stalag VIIIA than in Vichy France.
(Any volunteers?) But despite advising the audience repeatedly that they couldn't understand pretty much anything unless they read his "Green Book," he put on less of a show than he had at the U.N. His demeanor was more that of the autodidact at the corner bar who tells you, as Qaddafi did, that he's "a philosopher".
In the interview Ms. Wright repeatedly asserts that there is no evidence for evolution, even as Mr. Dawkins repeatedly advises her to just go look for it in museums.
