There were 47 and 48 tumor samples in the recurring and non-recurring groups, respectively.
The compromise, reached after heated negotiations lasting three weeks in The Hague, effectively called a truce in the recurring tussles between Africans wanting to cash in on stocks of accumulated tusks and those who fear that easing a 1989 trade ban will put more pressure on their dwindling elephant herds.
While the concept might sound counterintuitive, the partners describe their approach as a middle ground in the recurring clash between development rights and communities' desire for open space.
In the mid-nineties, he gained some notice on "Seinfeld," in the recurring role of Tim Whatley, a smarmy "dentist to the stars".
But mostly she plays the peacekeeper in the recurring battles between her father and her brother, Ben David Wilson Barness), who looks suspiciously at Lawrence's sudden generosity.
Ms. Martin gained wide exposure in the late 1990s in the recurring role of the mean-spirited boss, Mrs. Louder, in the sitcom "The Drew Carey Show".
In the 1970s Mr. Freeman began appearing on the ABC soap opera "One Life to Live" in the recurring role of a police captain.
It is expressed in the recurring harsh thread of Orlando Gough's music, which sounds neither typically Sicilian nor Irish, but as if Kurt Weill had set himself to compose a jig.
After appearing in the recurring role of Bessie, Gildy's inept secretary, on "The Great Gildersleeve," in 1955, she found steady employment for the next five decades, compiling a long list of credits that included shows both renowned and long forgotten.
But there is a lot of rage too, which concentrates most conspicuously in the recurring, scary-funny figure of a skeletal black man with wild dreadlocks, hollow eyes, grimacing teeth and bony extremities.
The handling of Mr. Ruqai since his capture has prompted a flare-up in the recurring debate about whether terrorism cases are better handled as military or civilian matters.
