In "How Much for That Professor?" (Op-Ed, Oct. 27), David L. Kirp makes the often repeated argument that when universities court academic "stars," students suffer.
While American commanders expect the loss of the foreign forces to have little effect on allied combat power in Iraq, it erodes President Bush's repeated argument that the alliance is broad and that it will grow as June 30 nears.
He repeated arguments made earlier in the week, but with decayed authority.
The verdict, if upheld, will undermine Lone Star's repeated arguments that it was victimized by politically motivated prosecutors who are capitalizing on widespread public sentiment against foreign investors.
Grieve had, she said, merely repeated arguments that had failed to persuade a freedom of information tribunal that had ruled in favour of the newspaper a month beforehand.
Your June 24 editorial "Don't Spoil the Palisades" disappointingly repeated arguments that have been promoted by opponents of LG Electronics' $300 million building project in New Jersey.
Mostly he adhered to his repeated arguments that he was the real conservative and Trump was a fake, repeating a stump standard "that Donald Trump has been supporting liberal Democrats for over 40 years".
All too often, the very characteristics that initially attracted partners to one another or the disturbing behaviors that at first were ignored or considered unimportant eventually become marital sore points and the cause of repeated arguments and chronic unhappiness.
And a Nader supporter handing out leaflets, Joe Katroscik, repeated arguments made by many Nader supporters, who say that a Bush victory might just invigorate what Mr. Katroscik described as a "true progressive movement" in the country.
"The only good thing about the bill is that it does help foreign governments understand our repeated arguments that Zimbabwe is now effectively under fascist rule," said Sydney Masamvu of the Zimbabwe Union of Journalists.
They said Ms. Briggs had failed to comply with an instruction to obtain protection orders against Mr. Bennett and also against her troubled older daughter, then 19, with whom she had repeated arguments.
