"Similar incidents are likely to keep recurring if nothing concrete is done".
That could recur if Alcatel, a French company, succeeds in buying Lucent Technologies.
This sounded like a man who had been a recurring, if mysterious, figure in Dornstein's research.
Dr. Cardonick recommends that decisions about future pregnancies be dictated in part by the time period during which a cancer is most likely to recur, if ever.
Mr. Ghailani is the first former Guantánamo detainee to be moved into the civilian system for trial, and his case has raised significant legal issues that could recur if the government tries detainees like Khalid Shaikh Mohammed in federal court.
Chechnya's battles with Russia and against Russian rule had been fought in recurring if irregular cycles for centuries; Chechens did not have to travel to find their foes, much less their targets.
Mr. Ghailani's case has long been seen as raising important legal issues that could recur if the Obama administration decides to try Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the professed planner of the 9/11 attacks, or other detainees in a civilian court.
Breast cancer sufferers can also lower their risk of the disease recurring if they follow the same regime, as long as the exercise is of moderate intensity – vigorous enough to leave them slightly out of breath.
With the players buying totally into Johnson's approach, the problems which surfaced with Ruddock would recur if Johnson returned home and he was replaced by an outsider whose methods were different.
But one question keeps recurring: If the world's richest game is not able to protect its top players, supposedly the fittest of the fit, from life-threatening ailments, who can? England and Italy are two of the most developed soccer cultures in the world.
