Plans to level the hill re-emerged in the 1980s, but problems recurred and workers refused to go anywhere near it.
Benton seemed to have a sense of noblesse oblige in depicting a recurring subject — the American worker.
Symptoms and pulmonary function abnormalities improved with cessation of exposure and, in one worker, recurred with repeat exposure.
Ms. Cox, 41, has a recurring role as a social worker on the soap opera "Days of Our Lives" while Ms. Durrow quit acting for her first love, writing.
Similar to Daniel, a social worker described the recurring critical moments that make up the process of engaging groundlessness as experienced by providers: "I think that as professionals we're making a choice almost in every encounter: are we going to be open, to being touched and then hurting?
The workers often mention recurring images of the mortuary and morgue, feelings of anxiety and sudden outbursts of anger.
But as the mayor and an accompanying army of workers enacted the recurring drama of the Great East River Crossing during the first day of the transit strike, the bridge's namesake quietly went to work.
Concerns about the size of government and caricatures of federal workers have been recurring themes in American history, but whether government is big or small, public servants are vital to our nation's health, welfare and security.
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".
Beyond the machines themselves, election officials say they are most worried about a recurring problem: finding competent, reliable poll workers.
The method offers a formative description of the system, defining the set of boundaries and constraints that shape system activity in terms of work domain, recurring activities, decision making, social organisation and worker competency requirements.
