In the boardroom, Don repeatedly does exactly that -- creating scenarios that attach emotional, if not transcendental, value to otherwise common products and services.
Repeatedly asked when exactly she knew of the child benefit cut plan, May eventually replied: "Jeremy, are you asking me for a date?" As Barbara Castle used to say, if you can't beat men rationally, then flirt with them.
And she was doing that in a very meticulous and elegant way, following women over many years of time and measuring the infection rate repeatedly to find out exactly what this virus was doing".
During the election campaign, Osborne and Cameron repeatedly refused to outline exactly how they would reach the £12bn figure, apart from saying they would reduce the benefit cap, freeze most working-age benefits for two years and take away housing benefit for under-21s.
Viewers can comment, or tap repeatedly to add hearts exactly like on Periscope but with their face in some of the hearts.
Police Commission President Steve Soboroff said Sunday evening that he was watching the video repeatedly, trying to hear exactly what the officers said to the man.
That was exactly what happened repeatedly throughout the second half.
Repeatedly, the studies have found exactly that — older kindergarten students perform better on tests, receive better teacher evaluations, and do better socially.
Dikunets admitted that the lab had been in violation of certain ethical codes, but repeatedly declined to say what exactly had gone wrong.
He said: "I am concerned by harrassment and arrests of human rights defenders and political activists [in Bahrain], and legislation which enables revocation of citizenship without due process... "The past decade has demonstrated repeatedly and with punishing clarity exactly how disastrous the outcomes can be when a government attempts to smash the voices of its people, instead of serving them".
