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Previously announced new cast members joining in on the fun include Jennifer Garner (The Adam Project, Yes Day) Tyrel Jackson Williams (Thunder Force, Brockmire) recurs as a guest star.

This quote recurs in dialogue and intertitles throughout the animation, as the protagonist sets out to discover what it means to be human.

And ‘Castle Rock’ is another fictionalised locale that recurs in King’s fiction.

If there’s a theme running through this year’s nine nominees, it may be the past—how it recurs and refracts and never stays still.

To the left of the foyer is a formal living room with a fireplace trimmed in white wood and windows accented with decorative sashes, a motif that recurs throughout the house.

We're not entirely sure what this weird looking device is supposed to be but it looks like it's used to get those bats out of their cave (maybe he ends up playing that theme on it given the way it recurs throughout the trailer?

It recurs in all of the omnibus spending and policy bills.

On the most contentious issue of ‘delayed payment of teacher allowances’, the TFC were assured that MBOSE takes this seriously and will ensure that it never recurs again.

This journey is a 12-step path that recurs in the mythology of the world and has guided many cultures throughout human history.

A "Venus in furs" literally recurs in The Metamorphosis in the picture that Gregor Samsa has hung on his bedroom wall.

However, the condition often recurs following treatment.

In "The Lamia and Lord Cromis", tegeus-Cromis (who recurs in "Lords of Misrule" and is lthe protagonist of The Pastel City), a dwarf, and a man named Dissolution Kahn travel to a poisonous bog to destroy a dangerous Lamia.

I was adopted and grew up set apart from other people because I was a princess." citation mainComposer John Williams created a musical leitmotif for Leia which recurs throughout the Star Wars saga.

Studies have shown that endometriosis recurs at a rate of 20 to 40 percent within five years following conservative surgery, citation unless hysterectomy is performed or menopause reached.

The inverse relationship of size and population recurs higher on the evolutionary ladder—"to a first approximation, all multicellular species on Earth are insects". citation Insect extinction rates are high—supporting the Holocene extinction hypothesis.

The latter phrase particularly rankled advocates of science fiction and frequently recurs when her writing is discussed.

The original only opens with the greeting "Ave Maria", which also recurs only in the refrain.

The question of national identity recurs as a theme in much of Canada's literature, from Hugh MacLennan 's Two Solitudes (1945) to Alistair MacLeod 's No Great Mischief (1999).

This plays a pivotal role in the story and recurs as a major contributor to Celie’s advancements toward happiness and freedom from oppression.