Mr. Biggs's "Symphonia Brevis," a Riverside Symphony commission heard in its premiere, was built from strong materials: an obsessive timpani tattoo that repeatedly takes over the ensemble, eloquent solo and duo passages, and deftly produced timbres.
The Flames and Canucks ended the season in a battle for top spot, as both teams repeatedly took over the division lead heading into the final week of play.
In addition, new lawyers and judges have repeatedly had to take over the 35-year-old case.
He has introduced a cooperative farming system in Marinaleda and has repeatedly tried to take over land for farming, the latest target being 1,200 hectares of land owned by the Ministry of Defence.
It was Elba versus Hiddleston, a Bond-off between two actors repeatedly named as favourites to take over from Daniel Craig as the next 007.
In his speech and remarks afterward, Mr. Rumsfeld repeatedly said Iraqis bore responsibility to take over the political, economic and security levers of power as soon as possible.
AFC Wimbledon have repeatedly rejected offers from investors to take over; the chief executive, Erik Samuelson, says that in surveys the fans' top stated priority is for the club to remain in supporter ownership.
Labour leaders do plan to send in government "hit squads" to take over councils which repeatedly fail to shape up.Labour says that the current compulsory-tendering regime is too rigid and bureaucratic; replacing it with a broader duty to seek best value should allow councils to create flexible new partnerships with the private sector.
Zucker has said repeatedly since taking over CNN in January that a news channel doesn't have to be just war and politics.
Hamadoun Touré, secretary general of the I.T.U., has repeatedly said that the U.N. group has no desire to take over the Internet or to stifle its growth.
