He has repeatedly helped them out over the years.
The overall mood was one of ardent courtesy, in which he repeatedly helped her glow.
Warner controlled an influential bloc of votes that repeatedly helped deliver Blatter re-election.
Officer Serino's testimony, in the second week of the trial in Seminole County Court, was the latest setback for prosecutors, whose witnesses have repeatedly helped bolster the defense's case.
They were regarded as husband and wife by their neighbours and Towns repeatedly helped their children retain their freedom, even when American immigrants brought slavery with them, causing tensions.
Plath "used up all the hot water, repeatedly helped herself from the fridge (breakfasting on what one had planned to serve for lunch, etc)., and rearranged the furniture in their bedroom".
In the Aegean, too, and over ex-Yugoslavia, Russia has repeatedly helped its old friends the Serbs and the Greeks, making it harder for America, and for the rest of the West, to make those dangerous places safer.The expansion of NATO, blessed by the American Senate on April 30th, has been a chronic irritant.
Hitherto, Israel's influential lobby in America has repeatedly helped block such a resolution, though Barack Obama and his vice-president, Joe Biden, have both referred to genocide in the past and have pledged to back the bill.Secret talks between Turkey and Armenia to open diplomatic ties and reopen their borders are hotly opposed by some in the Armenian diaspora's lobby in America.
But although campaign spending and tactics have repeatedly helped Mr. Romney put down insurgent threats this year — and could do so again in Michigan — several supporters said in interviews that the campaign machine had for the most part done what it could, and that closing the deal with Republican voters rested squarely with Mr. Romney, starting with the debate on Wednesday evening in Arizona.
Clay Earl a son of one of the murdered farmers, who, as a boy, repeatedly helped defend the family farm during shoot-outs–says "it was just like the far West 150 years ago".
