Thus, a victim of bullying may not only repeatedly experience situations of abuse, humiliation and frustration, that may provoke helpless anger and depression and give way to thoughts of violence, but may also feel generally excluded and rejected by a majority of his or her peers.
In "Beirut Hotel," Zoha, a Lebanese nightclub singer, and Mathieu, a Frenchman on a business trip who may or may not be a spy, repeatedly get together in Mathieu's hotel room in Beirut and have raunchy sex.
The film's titular confinement may not be, as Naomi repeatedly claims, "every woman's fantasy," but it is probably the only way anyone is going to sit through this ridiculous, cobbled-together farce.
By Nana Asfour August 29 , 2012In "Beirut Hotel," Zoha, a Lebanese nightclub singer, and Mathieu, a Frenchman on a business trip who may or may not be a spy, repeatedly get together in Mathieu's hotel room in Beirut and have raunchy sex.
Citizens of a country that disappeared entirely from the map for centuries and where borders have repeatedly shifted may not expect that all the wrongs of the past, not even all those of World War II, can be righted.
It may not surprise anyone that King Leonidis repeatedly makes reference to "freedom" and calls the Persian troops slaves.
One wants to see what will come next, even if one may not want to see the work repeatedly after the surprise element is gone.
His approach may not be pretty - a point repeatedly made by Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers after his side's defeat - but it undoubtedly works.
It is apparent that a single exposure to detergents and CHX caused significant toxicity, but other candidate microbicides may not cause significant toxicity unless applied repeatedly.
It may not be surprising, then, that dramatists have repeatedly mined the Salem panic, which caused the imprisonment of as many as 150 people, according to one count.
