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But inside cavernous buildings that normally house NFL teams, empty seats were a recurring theme.

Mr. Winter brings to this crucial moment a sense of mournful confusion and despair that recurs throughout.

The very spirit of enterprise that lured Smithson’s money in the first place could also be associated with a kind of restlessness, mounting recurring challenges to the established order.

Some investors are looking past the government shutdown, which they view as recurring events that exert little impact on markets.

Yet those recurring complaints, widely shared on social media, have not led people to take to the streets in protest.