George Osborne was forced to read out a grim set of economic forecasts - the missing of his debt target, the halving of next year's growth forecast and borrowing up this year on one measure and only down on another thanks to an unprecedented and surely unrepeatable underspend by Whitehall departments (£7bn more than last year).
"I remember the 1964 election, and the most disgusting unrepeatable things said by Peter Griffiths, the Conservative candidate for Smethwick," Straw said yesterday.
The universal adoration has been produced by an unrepeatable combination of impudent wit and doomed romanticism, all of it held together by voluptuously emotional anti-fascist sentiment.
And yet it seemed a pity to forgo the possibilities offered by that unrepeatable occasion.
Moreover, they hold to linear views of history, believing it to have a beginning and an end, with a definite goal as its climax, and to be by nature unrepeatable.
He says that the plan is for Mr López Obrador, who will step down as mayor in July, to visit Chile, Brazil, Spain and the United States in the autumn.Under the PRI, Mexico rid itself of an earlier tradition of strongmen by granting the president great power but for six, unrepeatable, years only and constrained by an elaborate balancing of interests.
Still, you can see why Salinger's approach to creativity – one unrepeatable work of brilliance, followed by decades of crabby silence – might appeal to past-it rock stars.
We have had a golden age of growth in the Western world, and I wonder whether that golden age was associated with a series of one-off gains that are by their nature unrepeatable.
3 48 Frank insults one of America's most beloved actresses, though not by name, by giving "Pretty Woman" an unrepeatable three-word review.
We must pause at the irreducible, at that which is unique and unrepeatable in each human being, that by virtue of which he or she is not just a particular human being an individual of a certain species but a personal subject.
