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Science is a recurring feature of Garland's work.

This opening out is a recurring feature of Silber's stories, which begin to feel more like miniature novels.

As Poe's biographer Kenneth Silverman points out, doubling is a recurring feature of Poe's work, from the Usher twins and William Wilson to the sleuth C Auguste Dupin and his arch enemy in The Purloined Letter, Minister D–.

Speculation about a possible sale of the paper is a recurring feature of media journalism, but the talk has intensified after Pearson agreed to merge its book publishing business Penguin with the German-owned Random House last month.

The organization of brain areas into topographic maps is a recurring feature of early sensory areas, not just in vision but also in audition, touch and olfaction.

Case management is a recurring feature of many successful models [ 43- 48, 49, 49, 51, 53- 58, 58, 62, 64- 69] that seeks to assess and meet the full range of each individual's palliative care and other needs, including those relating to activities of daily living (e.g. house-work) and social wellbeing.

Pastry is a recurring feature on Istanbul menus.

Theatrics are a recurring feature of Normand's command.

While being difficult to play against seems to be a recurring feature of McCarthy sides, they also appear to be a delight to play for.

Opponents finding space in between the lines of defence and midfield has been a recurring feature of the opening six games for the Wanderers.

Point-shaving scandals have been a recurring feature of college basketball since two City College of New York players were arrested in 1951 on charges of conspiracy.