The Black Death recurred frequently, but it did not last for 400 years.
(The image of light-seeking moths compelled to their own ashen deaths recurs throughout).
(The image of light-seeking moths compelled to their own ashen deaths recurs throughout). Two physicists, Samuel Mallach and his young colleague Justin Childs, share a noble ambition to reconcile the contradictory claims of quantum mechanics and relativity, but in Goldstein's Gothic tale their blighted collaboration eventually leads to hatred, betrayal and even death.
Gornick's point, as I understand it, was not that nothing ever changes, but that no historical movement has yet been invented to solve the problems of love and death, which recur and recur — even now.
Health restored or a rescue from accidental death are recurring themes, but there is much to be gleaned about local society in subjects referring to crime, domestic situations and everyday trials and tribulations, like property disputes and farm and business incidents.
"The Erlenmeyer Flask" introduced several new plot elements which would continue in later seasons and featured the death of recurring character "Deep Throat" (Jerry Hardin).
With the Roadhouse's destruction came the death of recurring character Ash, whom the writers had been phasing out during the season because they felt his "comical" and "wacky" personality was too unrealistic for the show.
In the models adjusted for age, sex and socioeconomic background, the strongest risk factors for injury death were recurring drunkenness (HR 2.1; 95% CI: 1.4 3.1) and daily smoking (HR 1.7; 95% CI: 1.3 2.2).
In addition, a previous study looking at MCP-1 as a cardiac biomarker demonstrated that patients with acute myocardial infarction (MI) who had baseline plasma MCP-1 levels above the 75th percentile had increased risk of death or recurring MI during the 10-month follow-up period.
These are two of my favourite exits from Stupid Deaths, a recurring sketch in Horrible Histories.
