Yet just after the awards much had been commented about voters repeat choices of winners, let alone repeat nominations.
There were repeat nominations for several of last year's winners, including Louis CK, who won the Individual Achievement in Comedy award, Tatiana Maslany, who won the individual achievement in drama award for her impressive multi-character role in BBC America's Orphan Black, and Game of Thrones, which was named outstanding achievement in drama.
Nonetheless, people like Mr. Lieberman, who was Vice President Al Gore's running mate in 2000, and Senator John McCain of Arizona, who ran against Mr. Bush for the Republican nomination, repeated their calls for Mr. Pitt's resignation today.
In 1924 he made a dramatic appearance at the Democratic convention to nominate Alfred E. Smith, governor of New York, for president, and he repeated his nomination of Smith at the 1928 convention.
In a fundraising email pegged to the ACA anniversary, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, an aspirant for the GOP nomination for president, repeated the party's shibboleth that the ACA is a "debacle" driving up costs and risks, when the raw figures show the opposite. .
However, juries are now discouraged from repeat nominations.
Texas and California seethed with mixed emotions over the repeated reports that in exchange for the Vice Presidential nomination for speaker John N. Garner they would move over to the Roosevelt reservation tonight.
Controversial but popular New Jersey Governor Chris Christie repeats that he will not run for the GOP nomination for president in 2012.
In 1980 Raging Bull brought him his first Oscar nomination for best director, an accolade that would be repeated for The Last Temptation of Christ, Goodfellas, Gangs of New York and The Aviator (Age of Innocence earned a second screenplay nod).
Maybe repeated for credit.
Philip Seymour Hoffman converted his nomination for Capote into a win; Brad Pitt didn't repeat the trick for Moneyball, but at this stage you'd place good money on Carell.
