He was repeating an often-repeated rumour, which had been investigated in the 1990s by the French media, in France and Morocco, and had proved to be groundless.
In an often-repeated saying, the mandate of the emperor stops at the village gate.
Magdaline Chemjor, who won the 2007 Amsterdam Marathon, told an often-repeated story of how roadblocks interrupted her running routes.
That is an often-repeated complaint about the S.E.C.'s own rules, a claim that might now gain greater resonance.
Tagore came to love the Bengali countryside, most of all the Padma River, an often-repeated image in his verse.
Listening to his press conference on Monday, it was easy for one's mind to race back to an often-repeated line from an Obama campaign event.
"Ugh, more tedious DRS controversy" is an often-repeated line for those of us on over-by-over duty at the Guardian.
The goal of increasing surveillance of member nations and more closely monitoring financial markets has been an often-repeated one since the I.M.F.
Indeed, this man with the battered face and tiny, defiant ponytail is a hero to many Vietnamese refugees for whom Vietnam really has remained — in a reversal of an often-repeated phrase — a war, not a country.
This man with the battered face and tiny, defiant ponytail is a hero to many Vietnamese refugees for whom Vietnam really has remained - in a reversal of an often-repeated phrase - a war, not a country.
In an often-repeated criticism of foreign reporting of South Africa, he warned reporters not to call the Government a "white minority regime" since it included two nonwhite ministers, neither of whom have a portfolio.
