Churches and religious pressure groups repeatedly mount the case at elections that religious people can determine the outcome.
The male then repeatedly mounts and dismounts the female; not all mounts result in an ejaculation.
To reach them, however, you had to navigate tracks apparently designed to send all but the most committed listener fleeing in fear of their life, including the doomy cod-Slavic harmonising of Men Today Together and Apologies to Insect Life, which largely consisted of the line "Oh Theodore, you are the most attractive man" screamed repeatedly with mounting dread and hysteria.
He repeatedly dismissed mounting reports that members of his campaign team communicated with Russia as "fake news".
Cells were stained with 0.05% crystal violet in 6% glutaraldehyde for one hour, rinsed repeatedly with water, mounted and imaged.
At the end of the incubation, slides were washed repeatedly with PBS, and mounted under coverslips, in the presence of DAPI.
After three washes with PBS, the coverslips were incubated with the secondary fluorochrome-conjugated antibody diluted in PBS plus 3% BSA, washed repeatedly with PBS, and mounted with 70% glycerol in PBS.
Since they killed 202 people in Bali in October 2002, they have repeatedly tried to mount spectacular follow-ups, but with only limited success.
But public pressure from victims' families and international groups has been mounting, repeatedly condemning the widespread failure to investigate the scourge of disappearances.
When he appeared before the Commons foreign affairs committee on 9 March 2011 to explain the new BBC licence fee-funded regime for the World Service, MPs repeatedly offered to mount a campaign to help him to ask for a better settlement for the World Service.
