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repeatedly

[ri-pee-tid-lee] / rɪˈpi tɪd li /


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Wine, who has been repeatedly arrested in the past, campaigned in a flak jacket, saying the race has become a "war".

From Barron's

Spending watchdogs have repeatedly warned that the NHS in Scotland is on an unsustainable financial footing and reforms are necessary now.

From BBC

I am leading a group of senators, through a friend-of-the-court brief, to remind the justices that Congress has repeatedly addressed this question.

From The Wall Street Journal

Similar patterns appear repeatedly throughout the Paleozoic era after other extinction events driven by comparable environmental shifts.

From Science Daily

The study shows that tree defense chemicals can be repeatedly altered as they move from plants to insects and then to pathogens.

From Science Daily