In one novel, "Addicted," a pretty young wife who feels compelled to have repeated affairs ultimately seeks counseling to save her marriage.
His behaviour, as it emerges from Yossarian Slept Here, seems somewhat tricky to excuse: he had repeated affairs, then, when confronted by Erica, falsely claimed that his wife, Shirley, was hallucinating, deluded, and needed psychiatric help.
In the Canadian Parliament, Helena Guergis, the secretary of state for foreign affairs, repeated the government's call "for a new and credible investigation".
Roberta S. Jacobson, assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, repeated the Obama administration's position on Mr. Snowden this week in a phone call with the chargé d'áffaires of the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington, a government official said.
The service showed a range of repeated news, current affairs, children's and educational programs originally shown on ABC1 as well as a number of original programs launched later on, such as Australia Wide, Short and Curly and Late Night Legends.
"Eluana has been killed," cried a leading member of Silvio Berlusconi's governing People of Freedom (PDL) movement a phrase the prime minister himself repeated soon afterwards.The affair highlighted two characteristics of today's Italy.
That first production, a budget affair repeated every summer until 1984, was solidly traditional, in deliberate reaction to the symbolic, conceptual productions then popular in Europe, and somewhat provincial.
William's chief concern for the next four years was the command of the Dutch armies in Flanders, though Dutch domestic affairs and repeated attempts to find an acceptable peace formula took much of his time.
As a consequence of the repeated allegations, the foreign affairs select committee said in 2009 that it was "unacceptable" that the government had not taken steps to obtain the full details of the two individuals whom it had admitted to have been rendered through Diego Garcia.
Some were told the affair was repeated, others that it was a solitary incident.
The then-News of the World editor said the paper was investigating suspicions they were having an affair, and repeated this explanation at a meeting in 2003.
