The most frequently repeated phrase of the week is "Enfin on respire".
The singer called Penn "caring and compassionate" and addressed the two most frequently repeated rumours about her and Penn.
According to the Guinness Book of Records, it is the most frequently repeated TV show ever – although it has yet to air in Britain.
Virtually unheard of in the UK, the skit is the most frequently repeated programme ever, and forms an integral part of the NYE television schedule in Germany, Austria, Norway, Finland, Denmark and Sweden.
"Big government didn't build America; you built America!" That was far from the only piece of nonsense on the menu, only the most frequently repeated one.
Thus one of the most frequently repeated lines of the last year came from "Clash of the Titans," which scored an unimpressive 28 percent positive rating among critics on the Rottentomatoes.com Web site after it was released by Warner Brothers in April.
Professor Bernard John Moxham Cardiff In the 12th century, Islam, Christianity and Judaism coexisted peacefully in the Spanish city of Cordoba, where, in the museum celebrating this fact, the Muslim philosopher Averroes (Ibn Rushd) is quoted as telling his pupils the most frequently repeated teaching of the Qu'ran is "to make the effort to think things out for yourselves".
Back when rumors of Google's fabled augmented-reality glasses began picking up steam, one of the most frequently repeated bits was that they bore a striking resemblance to (rather old) Oakley's Thump mp3-friendly sunglasses.
However, the entities of these types identified by Run 2 are the most frequently repeated in the texts that are analyzed, which raises the F-score of this Run in the CEM task.
They feared that his most enthusiastic supporters will sit out the midterm elections if they feel Trump has abandoned his first and most frequently repeated campaign promise.
