They simply pay someone else to do the dull repetitive work, and buy a ready-made character at a more advanced level.
Today, when consumers apply for loans, companies must verify their identity through a series of "manual, repetitive processes," Jiwan says, such as buying and analyzing reports from credit bureaus.
"Repetition is not necessarily repetitive".
Now, despite the government's best efforts to outlaw "repetitive beats", every indie kid was free to buy an Orbital record.
They have "irresistible" impulses to buy; they do so in "chronic, repetitive" fashion in response to "negative" emotions; and they suffer "marked distress" as a result.
Otherwise, they need to buy prop k directly to avoid repetitive game tasks.
Compulsive buying on the other hand, is repetitive behavior with intense urges to shop, even when you know it may be a senseless purchase.
There's plenty of holiday hype, or so-called 'consumer advocacy' talk, circling the web that provides mind-numbingly repetitive advice about where, when and what to buy online.
There's a joke where she compares her repetitive thoughts of suicide to her repetitive thoughts about buying raisin bread in bulk.
The prospect of repetitive consumption is now built into almost everything we buy, and obsolescence has become, as Slade puts it, "a touchstone of the American consciousness".
Repetitive flooding is so dire that county officials considered buying out the mobile home leasers and relocating them but lacked the funds, Levy said.
