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repititious

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He also won the Rogers Gold Cup at The Curragh on the same horse as well as picking up a Wokingham Handicap on Battle Hymn, a Stewards' Cup on Repititious and a Cesarewitch on Captain's Guest.
As chief research wildlife biologist for the USDA Forest Service's Northeast Forest Experiment Station, DeGraaf recalls when the countryside of northern Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and southern Maine rang with the bobolink's bubbling refrain, the meadowlark's musical whistles, and the brown thrasher's repititious trills.
Rituals are often repititious and redundant, conveying the same message over and over again in different forms.
 
 
 
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