Repeated, observable exchanges of items, especially where money is visible.
And when Bush, after another testy exchange, repeated his line about insults not leading to the White House, Trump's temper snapped: "Well, let's see.
Traditions are invented, repeated, discarded, exchanged, revived.
Repeated plasma exchange decreases plasma cholinesterase activity [ 10].
Taking into account the requirements of a grade 4 service that prescribes a duty cycle limitation of 1% measured over a cycle of 100 s, the remote control by keep-alive message exchange is repeated about ηk _alive = 17 times per hour (corresponding approximately to 1 message per frame with a device duty cycle of 17 × Tslot/3,600 ≃ 0.01).
The above ion exchange procedure was repeated twice to obtain fully exchanged potassium chabazite (labelled as r2KCHA).
The best moment in the first few episodes comes during an exchange with Ione Skye, who talks to Goode about her repeated dreams about a rabbi, especially one in which the rabbi refuses her entry into a sale at Fred Segal, the West Hollywood clothing store favored by the industry's actively successful.
The White House has declined to answer repeated questions about whether Trump, notwithstanding his opposition to his predecessor's signature legislative achievement, would still encourage Americans who otherwise lack health insurance to sign up for it on the exchanges.
Ronaldo repeated the claim about Taylor being a poor footballer and the exchange ended with the defender apparently saying, "I know, but you are still ugly" before Ferdinand and Bennett intervened.
But the ensuing exchange repeated a seasonlong script.
Concluding a five-month exchange of letters with Andrew Tyrie, the chairman of the Commons Treasury select committee, the chancellor appears to accede to repeated requests for more details about meetings and conversations that took place.
