often-repeated

An old story is often repeated of a retiring missionary coming home to America on the same boat as the president of the United States.

In his novels, sometimes ponder problems of insufficient depth and the theme is often repeated.

Prof Shenton believes these perceptions are broadly untrue, but nonetheless it is one that is often repeated in corporate circles.

That is often repeated until most or all of the students can confidently work their way through a problem, Miller says.

Teachers often repeated demands, the point Stubbs, supervision, inspection, to enable students to form a good study habits.

"I have nothing to say about this world, " he wrote, the line most often repeated in the journal.

And that makes us think that perhaps a common, often-repeated password may not be such a bad thing after all.

As you look at me and listen to me, please remember the often repeated truth that one prisoner of conscience is one too many.

I've heard this so often repeated. And I'm bored with it, so.

Shown here is a layout of an upper paleolithic hut, a form often repeated in its general characteristics.

His works of people and places are densely drawn and highly detailed. Markings are often repeated.

To cause slight irritation to (another) by troublesome, often repeated acts.

It is difficult to reconcile the Democrats' position with President Obama's often- repeated commitment to transparency.

I discounted the often repeated view that the euro needed a common fiscal policy.

should I voice what I've so often repeated in my dreams?

We applied modern science to some of the most often repeated words of old fashioned wisdom.

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