As we've been told over and over, those indulgences add up.
"It's incredibly difficult to get people to buy it," as I've been told over and over again by glum importers.
"We've been told over and over again that America has turned the corner," he opined, before proceeding to use the phrase "turned the corner" over and over again himself - a staggering 11 times in all.
At the time, it fired the imagination of managers who had been told over and over again that excellence in manufacturing had become the exclusive preserve of the Japanese.What's the big idea After the 1990-91 recession, the dominant new idea to emerge was re-engineering, a term made famous by Michael Hammer and James Champy.
Voters have been told over and over again that the 2009 stimulus didn't work (actually it did, but it wasn't big enough), and a few days before a national election is no time to try to change that big a false belief.
And although Weller strives to make the case that Mitchell and Simon broke important ground, I came away with the sense that I'd been told over and over again about how much these women mattered, without having been shown what changes, exactly, they were responsible for.
For the past few years, we've been told over and over again that NFC will eventually replace the common wallet.
Woodstock supposedly defined a generation and showcased some of the greatest music of the '60s, or so we have been told over and over again.
Ever since FriendFeed was sold to Facebook, we've been told over and over again that the company and its community were toast.
The economy, we've been told over and over again, is booming.
Over the past three decades, many of the details of that epic trip have been told over and over again in books and movies.
