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It puts its emphasis not on the rare, unrepeated action, but on the constant, serious, aware and intensive business of living.

Rabbi David Wolpe: Coming Down the Mountain 2010

It puts its emphasis not on the rare, unrepeated action, but on the constant, serious, aware and intensive business of living.

Rabbi David Wolpe: Coming Down the Mountain 2010

The probability of confusion is increased when content is delivered in unstoppable, unrepeated waves.

Archive 2009-05-01 Clive Shepherd 2009

The probability of confusion is increased when content is delivered in unstoppable, unrepeated waves.

Brain rule #6 Clive Shepherd 2009

Makes perfect sense … todays children are limited in freedom to the range of an unrepeated ethernet signal.

Waldo Jaquith - Children’s freedom to roam. 2007

The SECOND and unrepeated half says simply that while the other Senators were privy to information that Obama did not have, the case for war had not been made to him.

Bill Clinton: Obama's Candidacy Isn't The "Fairy Tale" ��� But His War Opposition Is 2009

A single, unrepeated expletive wasn't enough to trigger the indecency prohibition -- a depiction of "sexual or excretory organs or activities" that is "patently offensive" to "contemporary community standards for the broadcast medium."

Don't Read His Lips -- You Might Be Offended 2008

The mainstream media's fixation on McGavick's 13-year-old (and apparently unrepeated) DUI seems disproportionate to its relevance to the Senate race.

Sound Politics: "Public intoxication on the House floor" 2006

Cold fusion all over again and a case of one unrepeated and unrepeatable experiment.

Some Thoughts on Disclosure and Due Diligence in Climate Science « Climate Audit 2005

To the right of that, a list of the LINKS that were being passed around in that stream — unrepeated, fully qualified URLs with titles.

The Real Time Search Dilemma: Consciousness Versus Memory Erick Schonfeld 2005