Tim Layden of Sports Illustrated wrote, "Endless keystrokes and bandwidth will be spent repeatedly quantifying the obvious conclusion that the NFL is the most popular sport in America".
Most interesting are the artists who deëmphasize their own position in favor of the complex futility of the larger situation, as Song Dong does in "Printing on Water (Performance in the Lhasa River, Tibet)," a grid of thirty-six pictures, documenting an hour that the artist spent repeatedly trying to stamp the word "water" into the river using a large wooden seal.
We also noted that a significant proportion of the runtime of the code was spent repeatedly calculating a small number of variables.
After Deirdre's death, he told me, he spent weeks repeatedly watching the same three movies — "Sucker Punch," "V for Vendetta," and "Rampage" — until a voice emerged in his head.
She said that she and Ms. Dunham e-mailed back and forth regularly for six months, refining the shades — classic pink for responsible art gallerina Marnie; edgy burgundy for free-spirited Jessa, and a prim violet for innocent Shoshanna — and that she spent hours repeatedly watching the first season to get a sense of each woman's unique environment and taste.
Instead, Trump spent March repeatedly attacking Megyn Kelly, the most popular female journalist in the conservative media, and, in one of the more reprehensible moments of a very low campaign, he tweeted an unflattering picture of Ted Cruz's wife and threatened to "spill the beans" on her (whatever that means).
The center is now monitoring the mother, who has spent days repeatedly nosing her sinking calf to the surface and balancing the small body on her head.
After spending days repeatedly chatting up or hitting up (or being) Donald Trump, or spending a good part of any day asking unpleasant people for money, does one even remember how to be embarrassed?
Miliband has spent the last two days repeatedly dodging questions about what he will do if he narrowly comes second, refusing to answer the question at least seven times.
Our university newspaper, Trinity News, which I spent time editing, repeatedly features front page spreads showing students protesting against the fee rises.
He also repeatedly spent time in hospital autopsy rooms, which, judging from the work that emerged from these visits, had a depth-charge impact on his psyche.
