Word: repeatability
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...corporations are seldom held accountable. When they are, the most fearsome penalty the government can come up with amounts to no more than back pay and a sign posted by the company promising not to repeat the violations. The Ad Board couldn’t even scare a Harvard student with that. What’s more, the penalty comes after years of court procedures, leaving the union dead in the water by the time the case is resolved...
...good news about the condition doctors are calling the broken-heart syndrome is that it's reversible--provided the initial shock isn't too great. And repeat occurrences appear to be uncommon, no matter how many surprise birthday parties they throw...
Senior lightweight rower Dave Stephens had a repeat of his 2003 performance, winning the lightweight collegiate men’s event again, with a time of 6:17.30. Freshman Moritz Hafner was behind him with a time of 6:19.60. Sophomore Marc Luff came in third with a time of 6:21.50, shaving over two seconds off his 2004 performance...
Hwang says the concept for the group originated when he got together with his friends from other colleges over winter break and heard them repeat the same stories about their weekends...
Burnett said 52 percent of the hotel’s guests are repeat clients, an unusually high number among hotels...