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recur

[ri-kur] / rɪˈkɜr /


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The nonprofits also warn that because rent is a recurring, nondiscretionary expense, borrowers who rely on these products once may need to use them again the following month if their underlying income gap hasn’t changed.

From MarketWatch

Couples face a recurring problem: They agree that something special should happen, but without a deadline the plan gets delayed, diluted or forgotten.

From The Wall Street Journal

With question marks removed over his own future, Tuchel will soon have to navigate the recurring issues his predecessors have faced leading England into major tournaments.

From BBC

“Something that you can do once in a while is better than getting yourself stuck into a recurring cycle of just adding more fees to your budget every month,” Saunders said.

From MarketWatch

For years, software businesses have been an attractive investment for private-equity firms and lenders, which seek out high-margin businesses with steady, recurring revenue.

From The Wall Street Journal