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But I'm only including those of 4+ completed novels with reocurring characters.
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Being one of Marvel's first characters, the world's first mutant, an Invader, a reocurring enemy of the Fantastic Four, one of the first people the Avengers ever fight against, and a member of the Illuminati.
The Invaders Will Appear in Joe Johnston's Captain America « FirstShowing.net 2010
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Finally, a viable reocurring revenue stream which will see its balance sheet turn positive, and thus allow it to easily flow (either in Q3/Q4) into its much anticipated phase III breast cancer immunotherapeutic vaccine, and its long awaited NDA on its type I, type II innovative insulin treatment, where approval is almost certain due to USFDA's Treatment Investigational New Drug program.
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Express 0.270 (*** the 7 and 0 are reocurring***) as a vulgar fraction using a geometric series.
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They are fussy on things like if you've had depression within the past 2/3 years or serious back problems etc reocurring things that are going to cause the army problems or money .... so get down the docs yeah? to be honest amie, i would check about the inhaler thing either on the online careers talk thing or at your AFCO that way you know what they say will be the case.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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Fraser's broken sleep is becoming mixed with some reocurring dream about dog food and poison.
TravelPod.com TravelStream? ? Recent Entries at TravelPod.com 2010
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Why do I keep having this dream and how can I stop it from reocurring.
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I am very concerned about my cancer metastasizing or reocurring.
The Cancer Blog 2009
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On "Levies Broke", Smith brings attention to the fact that Detroit has the second-lowest economy in the United States next to New Orleans -- and Detroit wasn't hit by a category-five hurricane; "Angels and Demons" focuses on a reocurring lyrical theme of Esham's music contrasting life on Earth with Hell ( "if this ain't hell, I can't tell") -- when the difference is nil, is there any hope for humanity?
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I am very concerned about my cancer metastasizing or reocurring.
The Cancer Blog 2008
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