Instead, paradoxically, commenters frequently reiterate Applebaum's own arguments in the service of their would-be critiques.
Clearly, Mr. Bush felt the pull of cliches, the most frequently reiterated of them, in the days before his inauguration, this one about all the people, and earlier, the one about compassionate conservatism.
While undergoing treatment, he continued to make public appearances, during which he discussed his condition and frequently reiterated his religious disbelief in response to suggestions of a possible deathbed recantation.
Much in the way that students attempt to reassure their anxious parents, the various governments have frequently reiterated the importance of Doha, implying that they are planning to make a big splash in the "ministerial" in Hong Kong this coming December.So far, however, there are few signs that this admirable sentiment is being translated into action.
The company has frequently reiterated its commitment to the region, especially Japan, and China, Korea and India.
Congress members' grandstanding against the closure of Guantánamo focuses on a few hundred men as the problem and ignores the much greater danger, frequently reiterated by former interrogators such as Matthew Alexander, that for every prisoner at Guantánamo, there are hundreds or thousands of others who are taking up arms against the U.S. because of Guantánamo and Abu Ghraib.
Surprisingly, we also find that one of the polymerase segments, PB1, reassorts quite frequently, reiterating similar experimental results from human viruses reported by Downie [30].
As a coping strategy frequently reiterated by participants, it provided meaning to life circumstances, helped develop self-confidence, and played a key role in how participants coped with adversity.
One aspect of making activity venues safe for obese participants frequently reiterated by participants in this, and other studies, is increasing bodily diversity in terms of gender, size, age, and ability [ 17, 37, 38, 44].
They take the plot nowhere and all too frequently only reiterate things we already know.
