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ulcers tend to reoccur after treatment has stopped.

Perhaps we have unconsciously repressed such bestial and horrific attributes only to see them reoccur in what is simply another manifestation of the same evil presented by the Antichrist.

The same issue tends to reoccur in our discussions.

Bad habits can reoccur if you're not careful.

Her migraines reoccur every few months.

The theme of redemption reoccurs throughout the novel.

History has shown that economic crises tend to reoccur.

Old patterns of behavior can reoccur in times of stress.

The same mistakes seem to reoccur in his work.

If the infection reoccurs, you should see a doctor immediately.

Certain themes reoccur in his paintings.

It's important to address the root cause so the issue doesn't reoccur.

This is because seizures can reoccur if medications are stopped.

So basically, an extended metaphor is a theme that reoccurs throughout the poem.

Those chords, which reoccur throughout the opera, serve another purpose.

Well, we have requested the Greek authorities to take all the appropriate measures so such mistakes do not reoccur.

As well as the imagery pay attention to the symbolism and try and notice some of the themes that reoccur in this poem.

But repeating that accomplishment is often not realistic, which can lead to severe negative emotional consequences when it doesn't reoccur.

This suggests that when complex characters in the body are lost, they aren't regained, because the genetic features that resulted in that loss are highly unlikely to reoccur.

" If you take patients who have recovered from depression and you deplete their brains of tryptophan, their depression will reoccur within a really short period of time, within minutes to hours" .