The poet Craig Raine, a longtime friend, cites this repeated image as an example of McEwan's "tremendous sense of form".
"Fiddler" still occupies a canonical place in Jewish culture: "Sunrise, Sunset" has long since become a bar mitzvah standard, and the show's jokes are repeated as examples of quintessential Yiddish humor.
This, as I am pleased to repeat, is an example of journalism at its best.
I find it is worthwhile to ask the same tiresome questions that bar-room bores tend to repeat as gospel, for example: Is Afghanistan really the graveyard of empires?
Television historian Robert W. Morrow saw what he called "the often repeated alphabet recitation segment" as an example of the show's use of repetition.
To ensure the meaning of each question was captured, meaningful concepts could be repeated within the instruments; as an example, if an instrument has five to six questions which are related to each aspect of participation (e.g. dressing) then 'dressing' was considered a meaningful concept in each of the six questions to determine how many questions ask about dressing.
(This study's approach would have flagged one user chastising another for using a racist slur as hateful speech, if the slur were repeated as part of the chastising, for example). The study also did not account for users who left Reddit altogether, some of whom may have continued to use hate speech elsewhere online.
The term, 'evidence', for example, is repeated as predicted, or Given, information in thematic position throughout these reports.
Coleman and Axelrod typically take the repeated prisoner's dilemma game as an example of the working of sanctions.
As an example, repeated measurements (n = 20) were made in one animal at baseline yielding a mean EVLW (± standard deviation) of 9.1 ±.45 ml/kg.
