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Tapping into the craft revival of yesteryear speaks to a cyclical impulse for structure amid the chaos of now.

The city’s relationship with its immigrant communities has been marked by cyclical patterns of displacement despite surface-level celebrations of diversity.

Its production is often described as “cyclical,” meaning the more you harvest, the more the plant will produce.

For the oil and gas sector, a further sign of its decline - both long-term and cyclical - is in 250 onshore Aberdeen jobs being axed by Harbour Energy, now one of the biggest operators.

PMDD, which is a severe cyclical, hormone-based mood disorder linked to periods, is thought to affect more than one in 20 women.