At a meeting on Tuesday with Congressional leaders, President Obama indicated, as he had done frequently before, that he was eager to reach a compromise.
A quick methodological note: Gallup conducted polls much less frequently before 1984.
"I was opposed to this invasion — publicly, frequently, before it began," Mr. Obama said to waves of cheers and applause.
Its citadel (1590) changed hands frequently before being dismantled in 1695 and passing to Savoy in 1707.
Fed officials do testify frequently before Congress — 11 times last year on regulatory and supervisory matters, by the Fed's count.
The Kissi ethnicity, found in all three countries, traditionally keep their dead at home for several days, and mourners touch the deceased's head frequently before burial.
And, of course, Michael interacted with the military frequently, before and after his McChrystal profile, going on embeds and cultivating sources.
He often rose early, but in recent weeks he had been doing so even earlier, frequently before dawn, said Mr. Aust, his roommate.
Ms. Warren, on the law faculty at Harvard since 1995, has written extensively and testified frequently before Congress on consumer credit laws and personal bankruptcy reform.
They played "You'll Never Walk Alone" so frequently before kick-off that you wondered what royalties the estate of Rodgers and Hammerstein might make from this friendly.
"The court continues its march to restrict exclusionary rules," said Jeffrey L. Fisher, a law professor at Stanford who argues frequently before the court.
