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Coe has regularly come under fire during his five months as president for his handling of the biggest scandal in athletics history.
The company has regularly come under fire over the assessments – which are used to gauge eligibility for employment and support allowance and incapacity benefit – amid claims people are being wrongly recommended for work, or put through stressful medical interviews.
The Green Zone in Baghdad, which is the seat of the Iraqi government and the site of the American Embassy, has regularly come under fire from Iranian-made rockets.
In the US, Fox News has regularly come top of the most trusted cable news networks – while this year simultaneously, in the same survey, being the least trusted (with about a third of those surveyed opting for one polarised position or the other).
Such a strategy would be consistent with broader themes of Trump's campaign, which has regularly come under fire for embracing blanket Islamophobia and coddling Christian white supremacists.
The predominantly white police force has regularly come out in full riot gear and officers have not restricted their use of tear gas to instances of violence.
Kiev has claimed its forces have regularly come under fire from Russian territory, although shells have also reportedly landed on the Russian side.
Strangers have regularly come uninvited onto her property; someone even stripped the barbed wire on her fence "just to send a message".
She was hired by the Mail in September 2015 from the Sun where she had regularly come under fire for offensive columns, including one where she likened asylum seekers to cockroaches.
Some 350 North Africans, who have regularly come to Spain for the spring strawberry-picking in the nearby fields of Huelva, were peacefully occupying two sports halls at Pablo de Olavide University, spokeswomen for the university and protesters said.
