Mr. Blieden, who has also worked as a television writer, earns his living largely as a television actor and has appeared on "E.R.," "The Ellen Show" and in a recurring role as a gay office worker in "The King of Queens".
This is a recurring situation.
Tierney has a recurring role on "The Good Wife" this season as Maddie Hayward, a billionaire CEO who befriends Alicia and backs Peter as the gubernatorial candidate... until she decided to run for office herself.
But with limited growth projected, a seasonal downturn in device sales likely in the current quarter, and falling "transactional" Office revenues which are better offset in the long-term by recurring SaaS Office fees, Microsoft will have to bust hump to meet street expectations for the next few quarters.
Design and architecture play a central role in this story, and there is a recurring tension between creating offices that dictate how employees work and those that are shaped by their needs.
The ill-defined demands of the First Lady's office are a recurring theme in "Living History".
They asked employees to give one-word summaries of what we wanted from the new office, and a recurring theme emerged: "privacy," "escape," "harbor".
Wilson was a much more mainstream, less disruptive Labour leader than Corbyn; yet throughout his time in office there were recurring Whitehall rumours and press stories about groups of servicemen and ex-servicemen seeking to undermine him.
In recurring elections for some public office, for instance, there is a different slate of candidates each time, and a different population of voters, and we must use the same voting method to determine the winner, no matter who the candidates and voters are and no matter how many of them there happen to be.
The latter was harder because each show was at a different theater with a different box office with a recurring ritual involving a check and a self-addressed stamped envelope from a stranger (me) asking for "best available".
