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9.40am BST Spanish recession to continue Looking back at Spain's ongoing recession (see 8.02am onwards), and economists fear that the contraction will be repeated through the year.

The study will be repeated through the presidential election cycle to see how media coverage and online opinions shape perceptions of the race.

Both new works will be repeated through the engagement, with Stanton Welch's tangy, pretty "Orange," set to music by Vivaldi, and William Forsythe's "Artifact II," performed superbly by a cast that included Marcella Figueroa.

The degradation of the performances affecting the muscular-skeletal apparatus can be easily recognized on the upper limb, by exerting specific scientific protocols, to be repeated through the permanence of the subject in weightlessness conditions.

Perhaps the most interesting example is found in Tibet, where it is commonly believed that Buddhism became established in the 8th century only as the result of the wholesale subjugation of local deities a subjugation that must, from time to time, be repeated through the performance of rituals marked by their dynamism and ferocity.

It's also a good idea to organize a theme or a pattern that will be repeated through the book.

The classic forms were repeated through the centuries.

The whole procedure is repeated through the experiment.

It's a scene that has been repeated through the years in Lagos, Africa's most populous city and one of the largest in the world, with an estimated 23.4 million people.

The motif was repeated through the next few looks until the cage's inhabitants broke free and took flight across less formal concoctions – a boat-neck blouse in canary yellow and a loose-fitting black pencil skirt – until they were lost among the monochrome  foliage of a pretty Sixties-style day dress.

This process is repeated through the desired number of iterations (Cross 1994).