And yet, despite record high charitable giving overall, most of these dollars continue to fertilize particular and often repetitive topics and organizations.
If you like your debater to be condescending, snide, repetitive, off topic, rote, eager to get personal, willing to toss out extraneous comments and charges, and full of phony manners (thanking the host for every question), then Sen. Scott Brown is your man.
The unfortunate reality of sports journalism is that its topic is repetitive.
Pianists are certainly not alone in their discomfort: other instrumentalists also battle repetitive strain problems, a topic investigated recently by the performing arts magazine Musical America.
If they are continually repetitive about a particular topic e.g an upcoming family wedding shows the strength of character by tolerating their annoying habit of repeating unimportant facts.
Mr. Klaw, who had taught magazine writing at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism since 1970, became editor of the Review in 1980 and guided it beyond routine press criticism to include reports on topics like repetitive stress injury and labor relations in news organizations.
When the essay topics given in the test become repetitive, a student can get the same topic and write down his prepared essays.
He sometimes preferred those topics to the repetitive nuances of South Asia's dysfunctional politics.
He was seeking a way to develop a programmers' discussion group that might avoid the sequential and repetitive postings that often spin a topic vigorously without yielding a consensus or even a concise record of how people have disagreed.
Over the last decade the Ensemble Studio Theater has commissioned hundreds of science-themed plays with support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, on topics as varied as repetitive brain trauma and the discovery of the double helix.
