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Meanings of recurrent theme in anglès

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Usage of recurrent theme in anglès
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However, a recurrent theme was the predominance of individually contracted research consultancies.
Pubmed
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The warning of impending disaster is a recurrent theme in ghost lore.
Ghosts
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As the recurrent theme which governs the whole may be taken this:--
The Chief End of Man
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Altered transcription is a recurrent theme in the field of cancer biology.
Pubmed
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As I explained earlier, this had been my recurrent theme from September 2001 onwards.
A journey: my political life
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Thus, the highly serviced, self-supporting 'pod' became a recurrent theme for strict observance modernists.
The Guardian
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Bin Laden was a recurrent theme in Mr Trump's remarks.
BBC
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So a constant and recurrent theme of 2006 was the increase of endeavour in Afghanistan.
A journey: my political life
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Its message of economic equality has become a recurrent theme in the U.S. presidential race.
Reuters
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The other recurrent theme of the notes of meetings was the requirement for Sunni outreach.
A journey: my political life
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That has been a recurrent theme of his rhetoric.
The Irish Times
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The "absurdities" of politics are a recurrent theme of our conversation.
The Guardian
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In everyone connected with The London Sessions, this quest for emotional honesty was a recurrent theme.
The Guardian
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Slaughter is a recurrent theme in her nightmares.
The Irish Times
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The most recurrent theme in McEwan's 10 novels is the sudden ambush of the safe and smug.
The Guardian
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It's a troubling piece that confronts both depression (suicide is a recurrent theme) and creativity.
The Guardian
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United Kingdom
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