According to the nurse's own report after the recurrence, we believe that stress played an important role in this recurrent varicella.
This recurrent element dilutes the idea of dramatizing the story.
For Benjamin Moffitt, the Australian author of the new book, The Global Rise of Populism, this recurrent surprise is not only puzzling but worrying.
He relates this recurrent dream to Folman as a possible subject for a movie and its source is his time as a soldier.
From this recurrent image of a road he drops into evoking the thought of his intellectual idol, the "physicist, ballistician, philosopher and psychologist" called de Selby.
In Millhauser's hands, this recurrent motif is a versatile and suggestive mirror-symbol, fluently alive to interpretation.
For weeks, I have been having this recurrent nightmare of a skinny man with a No. 1 on his back making a swooping catch of a wayward pop fly.
It indicates a spontaneous, Promethean rebelliousness against the fiat that this recurrent season shall bring foul times, cold darkness, misery and death.
It is present in The Lady from Dubuque, too, when Oscar, the intruder/guest, dresses in the nightshirt of Sam, his protesting host: "Don't you think I make a splendid Sam?... [To audience] Am I not Sam?" When asked about this recurrent theme, Albee says: "It must be that I'm an identical twin.
This recurrent notion that one of the century's great novelists couldn't (or couldn't be bothered to) make stuff up is exemplified in their extraordinary caption to an extraordinary photo.
Once accomplished, several lines of research may further validate this recurrent NTG migraine model.
