"They deserve a vote," Mr. Obama declared over and over, gesturing to victims of various shootings, who were scattered through the audience.
"You should pass this jobs plan right away," the president declared over and over in his 32-minute speech, in which he eschewed his trademark soaring oratory in favor of a plainspoken appeal for action, stiffened by a few sarcastic political jabs.
Because if they were, they would be hearing, from live flesh and blood human beings, the same the forceful, direct, even BLUNT Shin Ugly truth that Rennyo declares over and over again in every one of his letters.
Pale, edgy and evasive, the congressman responded to questions about his relationship with Ms. Levy by declaring, over and over, that he had been "married for 34 years and I've not been a perfect man".
Earlier this month, a college literary magazine proposed a tidy solution to the evergreen problem: "if you have to keep declaring, over and over, that poetry is dead, it can't actually be dead". Fair enough.
"I'm trouble," she proudly declares over and over on the album's rousing first single, "Trouble".
49ers to win Sunday 8.3pm ET/Monday 1.30am BST Bill Belichick refused to answer questions about New England's mauling by Kansas City during his press conference on Wednesday, declaring over and over again that his focus was "on to Cincinnati".
The exciting thing is that, after declaring over and over that there was no way we'd ever see an end to expensive bundles of hundreds of channels, the pay-TV industry is moving toward a new business model based on giving people what they want.
The inability to find any biological or chemical weapons more than two months after major combat was declared over, and a dispute over his government's use of intelligence findings, has cut into Mr. Blair's popularity and credibility with the British public.
