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Think about any subscriptions or recurring expenses you could pause or cancel, reconsider upcoming trips and shop around for cheaper providers of insurance, cell phones, internet, electricity or other utilities.

Musician and TV presenter Tulisa Contostavlos also has recurring instances of Bell's Palsy, which developed after she suffered nerve damage in a horse riding accident.

It's "on the nose" because, of course, there is a recurring theme in the movie that Bateman is not really there.

He also had a recurring role in “All That Glitters,” a groundbreaking soap opera parody created by Norman Lear.

The setlist changed every night, and even recurring songs like Heart of Gold and Like A Hurricane would be played in different settings, on different instruments, without warning.