With similarities between candidates and the historical templates, the drift problem can be alleviated to some extent, because similar historical appearances sometimes appear repeatedly and the recorded historical templates can provide important information.
Over the nearly two months that the protesters occupied Zuccotti Park, the mayor in his public appearances repeatedly expressed his support for freedom of speech, while largely dismissing the protesters' critique of economic institutions.
In interviews after his appearances, supporters repeatedly cite "sincerity" and "authenticity" in describing Mr. Santorum and their connection to him.
While he will miss his court appearances, he repeatedly spoke of the honor of the new position and the role of the division.
… In other interviews and appearances, Moore repeatedly said he believed capitalism was more important than democracy". Both runner-ups for the DNC chairmanship -- MN Attorney General Keith Ellison and first-tier presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg -- are having a *lot* more fun than they would have in that DNC job.
All of the presidential candidates will make appearances here, repeatedly, before the June 7 primary.
Bernie: "we need #medicareForAll but... .. Bernie: "...we can't just get rid of #aca" H8%: "he's stealing her idea" Over the course of the debate and in many other public appearances, Sanders repeatedly made it clear that despite his long-term goal of single-payer, his priority in the short term is to preserve protections and coverage expansion enacted by the ACA.
In his brief appearance, Mr. Acebes repeatedly underscored the need for caution about the tape.
Interviewing Mr. Roberts at the Tuesday brunch appearance, Mr. Chernin repeatedly asked how Comcast, a cable giant, would come to terms with the challenges of running one of the country's largest news and entertainment conglomerates.
In his last Today programme appearance, Mr Farron repeatedly referred to the party as "the Liberals" rather than the Lib Dems, prompting speculation that he might be planning a change of name.
