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See: chronic, consecutive, habitual, incessant, insistent, intermittent, iterative, periodic, repeated, repetitious, routine, sporadic, typical, usual How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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while the "most meaningful learnings" recurrently reference spirituality (Vash, 1994; Nosek, 1995; Wilber, 1995; Piedmont, 2004b). In the face of that majority sentiment, the president had kept the war going by reducing ground troops, while he increased the bombing, and by recurrently convincing the public that he was on the verge of a settlement. The Mathews of this memoir emanates as at once ingenious and clueless--he executes recondite ploys with panache yet is recurrently gulled by the blandishments of his elusive friend Patrick, a likely author of his elaborate doom. |
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