Make no mistake, much of what we both did was grunt work: boring, mindless, repetitious.

WSJ: Steve Cohen: Minimum Wage for Interns? It Misses the Point

The film is so talky, repetitious, visually stuttery, and slackly paced that sitting through it once is like seeing it twice.

NEWYORKER: Chungking Express

Highly repetitious, Robert McLean's Bulletin reads a bit like an unedited manuscript--which it probably was, since the book was issued by a vanity publisher.

FORBES: Freedom Of The Press Means Freedom To Fail

The WLGA strongly believes that the level of grants in Wales is "unnecessarily high" and that much of the work involved in awarding grants is "repetitious".

BBC: Public Accounts Committee

Mr Gore's rhetoric, though, leans the other way, with its repetitious paeans to working families and its bashing of Big Oil, Big Insurance and so on.

ECONOMIST: Al Gore��s unruly party

In fact, Mr. Obama was reaching even further back in history to the Greek orators who termed the use of a repetitious phrase in successive sentences, Anaphora.

FORBES: Obama's 2nd Inaugural Address: Echoes of History

The hero's subway-tunnel battle with chaos incarnate becomes repetitious.

WSJ: Entertainment Is 'Hellboy'

And people don't realize how repetitious that can be.

NPR: Retired UAW Members Analyze New GM Plan

It's got a lot in common with the repetitious, keyed up music you hear in trendy dance clubs, and that just might be the way this trance-inducing sound finds a worldwide audience.

NPR: Hearing African Roots in Konono's Music

The second lesson is that works that seem to be repetitious actually contain important, subtle differences. (Take heed, all you buyers who think one Damien Hirst butterfly or spot painting is just like another.) A weak market just exacerbates these differences.

ECONOMIST: Contemporary art stumbles