Everywhere we heard the recurrent theme, "Money for jobs, and make the Taliban obsolete with better alternatives".
It seems to have been only the recurrent need for money that spurred her to perform again in the United States, although she took great pride in an honorary doctorate that she received from Amherst, in 1977, and insisted ever after on being called "Doctor Nina Simone".
For hundreds of thousands of people in and around the town, a poor region that has suffered recurrent ethnic violence, the money earned by local athletes pays for school fees, clinics or cash support for local farmers.
Anxieties about money were a recurrent theme in his letters home.
But one of her recurrent themes is highly relevant to money: in happiness, variety is everything.
Such discrepancies drive us to a recurrent question: Where is the oil money?
In the past 10 years, this has shifted completely; now everything is project-based, and the money coming on a regular, recurrent basis in the laboratories has basically gone to zero.
Although most of Waugh's books had sold well, and he had been well-rewarded for his journalism, his levels of expenditure meant that money problems and tax bills were a recurrent feature in his life.
Almost all the money goes on interest payments (some 43% of recurrent expenses), civil-service wages and pensions, defence and subsidies.
There was no harvest last year because of recurrent drought; jobs are in short supply and there is no money to buy the increasingly expensive food on the market.
