In 2008, he was forced to resign as governor of New York State after it was learned he'd repeatedly frequented prostitutes, even violating federal law by transporting one over state lines.
The fighting has been more intense than ever, with jet fighters bombing rebel positions repeatedly, and frequent reports of bloody ground skirmishes.
Because none of them has a sustained effect, they must be used repeatedly; too frequent use, however, results in absorption into the bloodstream, causing anxiety, insomnia, dizziness, headache, or heart palpitations.
If we play this game repeatedly a frequent result is showed in Figure 8.
The confraternity had to defend its claims and privileges repeatedly, and had frequent resort to Madrid and Rome for papal bulls and briefs, and royal decrees and letters, reconfirming old legal instruments of privilege.
"Franchisees have repeatedly voiced concerns about frequent and deep discounting," the petition reads.
The key is to focus on building long-term relationships based on frequent contact, repeatedly saying thank you and sending updates through newsletters.
Helen Segal has been a frequent subject, posing repeatedly for her husband of 54 years.
Opponents have repeatedly rejected the government's frequent allegations about coup attempts, calling them an effort to distract attention from the country's problems.
On the House floor yesterday, the bill's opponents repeatedly complained that despite the frequent rhetorical nods to states' rights on Capitol Hill, Congress was deciding once again that it knows best.
(The soprano Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, his frequent musical collaborator, repeatedly denied that she had joined the Nazi Party until confronted with evidence in 1983. "It was akin to joining a union," she said in an explanatory letter to The Times, "and exactly for the same reason: to have a job").
