It is argued repeatedly that only Jehovah's Witnesses are truly faithful to God and so they are uniquely situated to understand the contents of John's apocalypse: "The mysteries locked up in the book of Revelation have for long baffled sincere students of the Bible.
It has been argued repeatedly that saturated – homoplastic – characters are detrimental to phylogeny reconstruction and, thus, should be removed from multiple sequence alignments [ 5].
Once again, a political agenda came first: his screed was arguing that Bill Clinton, who had "repeatedly spoken out against smoking because of the early death associated with that act," should do the same about homosexuality.
It has repeatedly been argued that specific phobia might be disgust-based rather than fear-based (for a review, see Olatunji et al., 2010).
It has repeatedly been argued that besides fear, disgust plays a central role in the etiology of psychiatric disorders [for a recent review, see (16)].
You are arguing that "repeatedly asking the crowd to move" is sufficient action to take before escalating to pepper spray.
Repeatedly it has been argued that QoL research needs a better theoretical foundation, both within psychiatric research as well as in other medical fields [ 6- 10].
It is repeatedly argued that one cannot properly grasp how rules function without situating them into their legal, economic and cultural context; it is argued that there is little use of comparing paper institutions, or rules and doctrines merely as they appear in books (Rabel, 1947; Van Hoecke, 2004, p. 167; Westmarland, 2011, p. 59).
Instead, the key driver, as I've argued repeatedly, is media coverage.
And part of the problem was that, as Paul Krugman and the editorial page have argued repeatedly, the stimulus was too small.
The councilmen have argued repeatedly it's about money, and that city pensions are going to cost too much in the future and will eventually bankrupt the city.
