The charities - Scope, Mencap, Leonard Cheshire Disability, the National Autistic Society, Royal National Institute for the Blind RNIBB) and Disability Alliance - said inflammatory media played a part, but laid the blame largely with ministers and civil servants for repeatedly highlighting supposed mass abuse of the system, it was reported.
Consider the following hypothetical example: Suppose we repeatedly tossed a coin 100 times and recorded the number of "heads" and "tails".
(She instantly earned Pinocchios). She also repeatedly referenced the supposed impact of an anti-Islam video, which was never a part of the talking points.
He has repeatedly compromised the supposed independence of his committee's work by working with the White House to conflate U.S. surveillance of foreign actors with spying on the Trump campaign.
Suppose you're repeatedly putting off the preparation you need to do for an upcoming meeting.
For instance, suppose that I repeatedly play a coordination game with an opponent who has two different strategy options: \(s_{1}\) and \(s_{2}\).
Suppose Roxanne does this repeatedly, without ever getting independent information about the gauge's reliability.
I suppose they could have had Ricky Gervais punch an altar boy repeatedly in the balls, but maybe they didn't have the budget for that.
Mr. Comey wrote in the memos — as he did in his book — that Mr. Trump repeatedly brought up a supposed encounter with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel room in 2013.
Trump was then repeatedly hit on a supposed reluctance to release his tax returns, a subject that 2012 Republican nominee Mitt Romney – no stranger to the issue – has brought up in recent days.
But he lost the big matches - a Grand Slam decider, a World Cup must-win match - and he lost repeatedly at what was supposed to be Fortress Twickenham, eight times to Woodward's four.
