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recur

[ri-kur] / rɪˈkɜr /


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Borrowers looked to subscription revenue, or annual recurring revenue, with the idea that good software companies have sticky customer bases.

From Barron's

And if there has been a recurring theme among the dozens of people interviewed by the BBC, it is that the conflict is creating a generational divide within conservative ranks.

From BBC

A separate recurring issue with an engine warning light which began shortly after its return from annual maintenance in Merseyside is believed to have been remedied.

From BBC

While the documentary captures parts of the creative process that includes self-expression and personal exploration, a recurring pattern emerges of how much the conversation revolves around other people’s desires for the album.

From Salon

The recurring question of who will be the next James Bond generates a lot of pop cultural heat in our world; just type “next James Bond” into your search engine of choice.

From Los Angeles Times