It's almost been destroyed in a fire, was nearly burned by rioting Calvinists, it's been forged, pillaged, dismembered, censored, stolen by Napoleon, hunted in the first world war, sold by a renegade cleric, then stolen repeatedly during the second world war, before being rescued by The Monuments Men, miners and a team of commando double-agents.
A Chinese real estate broker's signs were stolen repeatedly.
After the album was released, the number plate (LMW 281F) was stolen repeatedly from the car.
Teachers have been victims of violent crimes and have had their vehicles and personal property damaged and/or stolen, sometimes repeatedly.
States repeatedly stole and leaked secrets because they saw such action as in their geopolitical interest.
The new charges are related to accusations that Mrs. Arroyo and members of her administration repeatedly stole money from the national lottery between 2008 and 2010.
The Oracle suit states that SAP repeatedly stole copyrighted software and other confidential information in a campaign to undermine Oracle and grab corporate customers that came to Oracle as part of its two largest business software acquisitions: PeopleSoft, for $10.3 billion in early 2005, and Siebel, for $5.85 billion, a purchase completed in 2006.
Recently, a Toronto convenience store appealed to the Internet for suggestions on how to address the candy-crazed squirrels that repeatedly stole sweets.
Then Thomas stole the thing, rampaging repeatedly into the North Carolina backfield like some cartoon character.
"The Stroz Report unequivocally shows that, before it acquired his company, Uber knew Anthony Levandowski had a massive trove of confidential Waymo source code, design files, technical plans and other materials after leaving Google; that he stole information deliberately, and repeatedly accessed it after leaving Waymo; and that he tried to destroy the evidence of what he had done.
