The detainee, who is asthmatic, can be heard shouting repeatedly, "I can't breathe!".
Not bad for something you can physically touch, smell, or even throw out the window of your car, before backing over it repeatedly — which, I can tell you from experience, is still way more satisfying than dragging a folder to the trash icon.
His trial kicked back into high gear for a week in August and we discovered that Harper was apparently sitting in his office repeatedly screaming "I CAN'T HEAR YOU" while literally everyone else in the PMO was trying to work out how to sweep Duffy's expenses under the rug.
As one who has repeatedly found that I can do better on drugs in many instances by buying from out-of-country sources, this despite having a drug plan optimally suited to my needs as indicated by the government's selection criteria, I am mystified as to how this market competitive process will help keep costs down.
Although it's always a bit dangerous to extrapolate on what historical figures like Malcolm X might say or do in a modern context something Ali warned me about repeatedly—I think Malcolm's insight can be useful in sizing up what's happening right now in US politics and what the potential presidency of man like Trump means for black and brown people.
Near the end of the campaign, he repeatedly told his supporters, "I can inspire a generation of Americans".
I want to prove that I can repeatedly beat the very best in the world and I'm desperate to make London 2012.
After all, if I can repeatedly crush Goombas under my tradesmen's boots, or ritualistically slaughter soldiers, even reel in some big virtual bass, then why can't I have good old fashioned digital night out?
For me, this formula says to let go of immediate gratification and choose to forgo what I want now, and do what I know I need to do right now, repeatedly, over time, and I can create a life that literally moves mountains.
