Trump repeatedly claims that Clinton wants to "abolish" the Second Amendment.
In its request for funding, TPPF repeatedly claims that its research on Medicaid translated into concrete political action.
"This faux-intellectual, unremarkable docudrama repeatedly claims to challenge one straight man's preconceptions of gay sex," writes the Guardian's Ed Gibbs in his one-star review.
That's true even if all Jon cares about, as he repeatedly claims in a voice-over that sounds like a loop, are '"my body, my pad, my ride, my family, my church, my boys, my girls, my porn".
The big three Democratic presidential candidates compete with each other to prove how religious they are: Mrs Clinton repeatedly claims that she is a "praying person" who once considered becoming a Methodist minister.
Her Facebook page states that she "is looking to host a TV show in January 2015," and repeatedly claims that her actions are best for the reserves and help control population numbers.
The film's titular confinement may not be, as Naomi repeatedly claims, "every woman's fantasy," but it is probably the only way anyone is going to sit through this ridiculous, cobbled-together farce.
Gaga is not odd, give or take some warbles and that one time during a session for AOL when she pounded on her keyboard with her high heel, but she is as smart as she repeatedly claims to be.
The Vancouver Sun reports that in the 144-page memoir Pickton repeatedly claims he is innocent, in between references to the Bible and entire transcripts of his interviews with police.
As he repeatedly claims that the evidence supports his plan, let's skim through what we can find on whether GP consortiums work, the benefits of competition and the failures of the NHS.
Len, despairing over his continuing ache for her, is nearly driven to a liaison with her unsubtly flirtatious mother (whose real desire is to visit punishment on her slug of a husband) and repeatedly claims he is leaving.
