For now, Mitt Romney's wise mostly to ignore Ms Bachmann, but if she wins Iowa and gets a big bounce coming into New Hampshire, I think he'll be more than happy to repeatedly compare resumes.
Mr Pampliega's mother was equally happy: "He repeatedly asked me to forgive him for what he made me go through". Parts of Aleppo are controlled by rebel groups including so-called Islamic State (IS), who have kidnapped and killed journalists in the past.
They are enthusiastic and trigger-happy, and repeatedly fire their weapons into the air; they roar back and forth in S.U.V.s and pick-ups they have rigged up as Somali-style "technicals," with heavy machine guns and, in some cases, anti-aircraft guns looted from military armories.
They may result in unhealthy behaviors that can worsen your mood -- like avoiding contact with friends who "seem happier" or repeatedly checking for updates of people doing "more interesting things".
"I'm so happy," he said repeatedly.
"Darned if I know, but happy to watch repeatedly in the hope of finding out".
Even her basic guided tour, she said, "provided a way to communicate to the public at its widest, the international visitor paying a one-off visit and the regular attender, happy to engage repeatedly with the nation's paintings".
Ann Romney, who made the rounds of the three network morning shows, hardly pretended that she was happy as she was repeatedly asked about the speech.
I'm a very happy person," he insists repeatedly at the opening of "The Mad 7," Yehuda Hyman's solo performance piece based on a story by Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, a Hasidic mystic of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Chris van Allsburg, author of "The Polar Express" and other picture books that parents are happy to pore over repeatedly with their children, comes to mind as a peer, but the Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki, perhaps best known for "Spirited Away," might make a better comparison.
