On Thursday, with sweeps over, the networks rolled out plenty of repeats.
But Showalter offered plenty of praise, repeating how proud he was of Chen.
In contrast, young people have their whole lives ahead of them -- plenty of time to repeat their mistakes if they do not learn from them.
The euro crisis feels a bit like the dentist scene from Marathon Man: plenty of fear and one, repeated question: "Is it safe?" Jean-Claude Trichet, the outgoing head of the European Central Bank, does not think the ECB should be the one to provide reassurance by continuing to buy the bonds of troubled euro-zone countries.
"Rough Justice," a new book by Peter Elkind, an editor at large at Fortune magazine, fleshes out this morality tale with plenty of detail, drawing on repeated conversations with Mr. Spitzer (who seems intent on talking about the scandal in hopes of getting past it), as well as on interviews with former aides, political rivals and enemies from Albany and Wall Street.
It's not that surprising – car manufacturers use plenty of robots to mimic repeated stresses on car parts to make sure they can last a long time.
With his cries of "fake news" (and, conversely, Kellyanne Conway's defense of "alternative facts"), Trump and his subordinates are giving Americans a simple message, one that he's repeated plenty of times: "Believe me" — not the media.
With heroin, I had plenty of bad consequences failed relationships, repeated jailing, having to pawn my television and I just couldn't give it up.
There is plenty of speculation that, if AK repeats its success yet again, Mr Erdogan will then push for the presidency, which falls vacant in 2012.
