She knocked down recurring reports that in 1980, as her mother was dying of cancer, her father visited the hospital to discuss the terms of their divorce.
Over the two years since, his lawyers have leaked recurring reports about his failing health in an apparent effort to win him sympathy or better treatment.
"There's a pattern of using a dramatis personae of famous ISI officers and Afghan commanders, and recurring reports of dramatic developments such as the delivery of surface-to-air missiles, to give these reports credibility," he said.
But Foxconn, which produces electronics and computer components for Dell, Hewlett-Packard and Apple, has come under growing scrutiny in recent years because of recurring reports of harsh labor conditions at its factories, including long working hours and claims by labor rights activists that the company treats workers like machines.
Its passenger cars don't have WiFi, and there have been recurring reports of late trains.
In fact, the local press carries recurring reports of how adventurous girls grabbed the keys to the family car and took it for a drive -- sometimes, with disastrous results.
The trend of an increased use of SSRIs during pregnancy has been reported from other countries and the recurring reports of risks with SSRIs during pregnancy seem to have had no effect on this trend.
Recurring reports have shown that H5N1 avian influenza in Southeast Asia is moving into eastern Europe, and scientists are concerned that this virus could rapidly move across geographic regions through poultry, animal husbandry, and wild bird migration (5, 6 ).
Even in the case of products for which we have the most stringent of safety rules, such as prescription medicines and motor vehicles, we hear recurring reports of manufacturing defects and of product recalls.
One recurring theme in reporting about international biomedical research is that there is inadequate opportunity for research participants and affected communities to voice their concerns, and for researchers to acknowledge them and respond constructively [ 1– 7].
