When she made a mistake on a jump, Lipinski habitually repeated it five times, according to her former coach, Richard Callaghan.
In one of his first speeches after 9/11, the US president described the fight against terrorism as a "crusade", a characterisation that he wisely dropped but which is habitually repeated by critics of US foreign policy, including al-Qaida and other insurgent groups in Iraq.
These standardised, habitually repeated refutations were not applicable to Jayarāśi, who was not a typical representative of the Cārvāka / Lokāyata school.
"In terms of constructing the legislation, it was absolutely 100percentt predicated on not repeating the perceived mistakes of borrowing too much and going down the road of Nassau County," Mr. Sabatino said, referring to the financial mess in neighboring Nassau County, which habitually borrowed money to pay operating expenses.
It shows up in backstage accounts of legendary performers (Lotte Lenya, Tallulah Bankhead), which have the burnish of repeated tellings and are habitually collected under titles like "Amusing Theatrical Anecdotes".
Throughout the series he repeats "I mustn't run away!", but habitually withdraws in response to traumatic events.
Despite the fears of a habitually jittery establishment, the pattern of Pasokification hasn't really repeated itself in the English-speaking countries: while the centre-left is still in freefall, there's nothing from the outside rising to take its place.
Despite the fears of a habitually jittery establishment, the pattern of Pasokification hasn't really repeated itself in the English-speaking countries: While the center-left is still in freefall, there's nothing from the outside rising to take its place.
The persistence of GNB MDROs, specifically A.baumannii, K.pneumonia and P. aeroginosa, and our patterns of repeated and prolonged prescribing need to be challenged to urgently address habitually poor prescribing practices by our ICU physicians [ 12– 12].
President Trump habitually calls the press "the enemy of the people" — a loathsome calumny, redolent of dictatorships, that he repeated on Sunday.
