But Mr. Steinbrenner's turnstile envy hardly means, as he and the Mayor repeatedly imply, that he is doing poorly in the dreaded Bronx.

Mr. Leeson has admitted running up big trading losses, but has denied seeking to profit personally and implied repeatedly that top executives of Barings knew what he was doing and sanctioned it.

The author repeatedly implies that any criticism is obviously only from people who have never used it.

They added that the motion is: "defamatory because it repeatedly implies that ANU and its Student Council promotes, facilitates or has links with terrorism."

Economy, reason and fairness, the justice secretary repeatedly implies, are the hallmarks of New Zealand's judicial system as exemplified by the fact that the country spends a mere £8 a year per head on legal aid.

Burns repeatedly implied that Gompers and other labor leaders were involved in the national bombing campaign, and AFL officials feared a national campaign of arrests designed to destroy the nascent labor movement might be in the works.

In the defense team's first chance to question a member of the boy's family, Mr. Mesereau tried to undercut the witness's credibility, implying repeatedly that she had been coached in the answers she was giving on the stand.

In defending the foreclosure, Mr. Markowitz repeatedly implied that the DiFrancescos had sought special treatment.

Mr. Gore points out that the White House repeatedly implied that there was a connection between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein, between the terrorist attacks of 9/11 and Iraq, when in fact no such linkage existed.

Such reasoning requires absolute trust in the president's leadership, but it is hard to trust a president who would repeatedly imply that Saddam Hussein was involved in the 9/11 attacks although he has never presented evidence of such linkage.