History is now in danger of repeating itself.
It will exude a whiff of camphor and become in danger of repeating itself.
"It is Germany whose fate we are in some danger of repeating," Hayek wrote.
Are we in danger of repeating the mistakes of the 1980s when it comes to financing research?
And he rejected suggestions that the bank was in danger of repeating the mistakes of its forebears in responding too late to the threat.
The findings of growing artemisinin resistance in malaria-causing Plasmodium parasites in Cambodia indicate that the world is in severe danger of repeating the mistakes made with chloroquine.
Literary peers are uniformly accorded respect, with the minor exception of Philip Roth, who is deemed to be in danger of repeating himself.
"You worry that sooner or later – it has to happen – you can't write; that you will become less thought-rich; there is the danger of repeating yourself.
Some prominent analysts, including the hedge-fund manager Ray Dalio (whom I profiled in 2011), have warned that the Fed could be in danger of repeating its error.
Each day that passes without our understanding what went wrong with our prewar intelligence increases the danger of repeating our past mistakes.
