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There are also recurring claims from residents that the Met has opted for a more aggressive policing style.

And there are also recurring shots of records on turntables, unspooling linear time much the way a film reel does.

There are also recurring elements of paranoia [in a cult]… and you're required as a cult member not to acknowledge the elephant in the room.

Love of his fellows and of God are also recurring themes, and Marin's expressions extend to tragedy as well as to celebration.

At first the writers, who are also recurring characters in their own stories, don't even meet in the world of their fictions.

There are also recurring themes that suggest larger or deeper concerns among the stories of drunks, family feuds and bizarre vox populi monologues ("It's as if a skunk went in there, shat itself, died, and the whole lot got turned into a sandwich. And there are queues, that's what I don't understand").

"The emails coming into my office were very strident in their criticism, there was the view there was retrospectivity, there was the view they had worked hard, saved hard and doorknocking was also recurring theme," he said.

On the other hand, there is also recurring evidence that much about Mr. Wegman's early Conceptualism continues, especially his love of language, humor and verbal and visual puns, and his disdain for traditional skill.

There's also recurring parties New York's Papi Juice, whose stated goal is "celebrating queer and trans people of color and the folk who love them".

But then there are also the recurring bouts of self-examination and self-criticism that reflect adult engagement with parenthood.

Disembodied tongues, often perched on the architectural structures Dean builds to house his works, are also a recurring motif, signposting the artist's interest in language.