In the 80's film "Small Sacrifices", the song was a recurring element.
This is a recurring element in the series, as well as references to other aspects of popular culture.
The catalogue numbers of the single (JAMS 23, JAMS 23S, JAMS 23T) also reference Illuminatus!, in which the number 23 is a recurring element.
Seafaring was a recurring element of Drummond and Cauty's output, in lyrics from Who Killed The JAMs?, The White Room and "America: What Time Is Love?", and in imagery used to illustrate The KLF's retirement press notice.
Zhou's portrayal as their teacher is connected to a recurring element in Chinese fiction where Tang and Song Dynasty heroes train under a "celestial master", usually a Taoist immortal, prior to their military exploits.
The high-school years of the main characters are depicted in flashbacks, a recurring element.
While the definitions varied from one physician to the next, a recurring element was that intuition has its origins in personal clinical experience.
The cutting and repurposing of obscure soundbites is, of course, nothing new in electronic production, yet a recurring element on In Colour is the positioning of the sample as less of a hook, and more of an echo.
A recurring element in the plot is the role played by secretive women, who may be directly or indirectly responsible for the deaths of male characters.
A recurring element at the festival is the contextualising of Beckett's imagination alongside that of another literary master.
