It need not be reiterated as frequently as Dr. Ghaemi repeats it.
"For if he reiterates it frequently enough and makes it the background of his conduct he is bound eventually to be right".
UPDATE: Here's the full statement: In the most recent discussions, as before, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann reiterated his frequently substantiated critical stance towards the purchase of government bonds by the Eurosystem.
I know it's something that many people would feel genuinely uncomfortable with, but it is reiterated so frequently in the first three chapters of the book as to leave the reader with the distinct impression that disabled people and their needs are disgusting....the non-disabled media heavily over-represents disability discourses that fit into ableist stereotypes..
Instead, paradoxically, commenters frequently reiterate Applebaum's own arguments in the service of their would-be critiques.
But if these were effective, why would employees feel the need to moan on Facebook?In this section Gathering clouds Criss-crossed capitalism Icons no more Trains v planes Oh, grow up Losing face Raging bull ReprintsCommunications specialists say the rise of Facebook, MySpace and Twitter make it all the more important to reiterate online guidelines frequently.
To that end, Macron's third-way pragmatism — "neither left nor right," as the candidate frequently reiterates — ultimately comes wrapped in the packaging of lofty idealism.
Clearly, Mr. Bush felt the pull of cliches, the most frequently reiterated of them, in the days before his inauguration, this one about all the people, and earlier, the one about compassionate conservatism.
And though he writes in an unabashedly atonal idiom, Mr. Wuorinen often structures his music in such a way that particular notes are frequently reiterated, providing the ear with subtle guideposts.
While undergoing treatment, he continued to make public appearances, during which he discussed his condition and frequently reiterated his religious disbelief in response to suggestions of a possible deathbed recantation.
I have frequently reiterated my objections to the perpetuation of "the rigid two-tier model that still holds sway as the Court's articulated description of the equal protection test". Massachusetts Board of Retirement v. Murgia, 427 U.S. 307, 318, 96 S.Ct.
