What? "We got you," he repeated, meaning there would be no charge.
She notes that wrestling never goes into repeats, meaning its main cable broadcast, "Raw," has produced more than 500 episodes in its 10 years on the air.
Again and again Albee's plays are concerned with language: phrases are repeated, meaning something different each time, or meaning nothing at all: at its most extreme this produces a polyphonic experiment like Box and Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung (1968), but it is often more subtle, more couched in seeming realism.
A disadvantage of this approach is that it overlooks RT-PCR variations between genes, samples, and to a lesser extent their repeats, meaning that experimental errors are likely present but not characterized.
The number of these repeats determines both the time of onset of observable disease (more repeats meaning earlier onset) (Perutz and Windle 2001; Ross 1995; Walters and Murphy 2009), accounting for 70% of the variance (Imarisio et al. 2008), and the disease severity, implying that it is indeed the polyglutamines themselves that are the chief culprits.
This combo can be repeated, meaning that the opponent can be trapped in this combo indefinitely.
Now consider the fact that most of those iDevice owners have multiple cables, and that many of them are repeat customers, meaning they have one for each iThing they've purchased.
TE regions were scored using the deduplicated RepeatMasker annotations to count the number of fragments by repeat ID, meaning that if a TE was found in multiple genomic locations, total counts for a repeat ID can reflect read counts consolidated over several different scaffolds.
For instance, phrases like "each and every," "added bonus," "direct confrontation," "protest against," and "written down" are all redundant, as they repeat the meaning.
His voyage of discovery began with the poem's final words, the thrice repeated "shantih", meaning peace, a mantra Nagra had first heard chanted by his Sikh grandfather during his daily meditation following a long day's work.
