Repetition of articles in a sentence

The indefinite article a is repeated many times because the adjective of a noun in the sentence has changed the meaning of the sentence - the officials have two cats - one is a black cat, the other is a white cat is

However, the following sentence means two different people - one is a magistrate and the other is a collector.

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I usually do not answer, but I hesitate to repeat standard information. It is difficult to repeat the same creed without support. In this case, the usual answer is 1 or 2 sentences, including a name call or hiding threat or assertion. These are the most ignored people. I discovered that anyone who can create one or two paragraphs can discuss it. I think that this opportunity is worth a little effort. The problem is deeper than this, so I will not attempt to deal with the facts. What you say has real elements. So I will work from then. Especially in the United States, the expansion of the gap between these positions is determined by emotion. There is a political struggle both on the left and right, but these struggles were originally based on economic control, so now it is almost irrelevant.

The sentence at the beginning of Charles Dickens' two stories of the city "is one of the most famous anaphoric literature. In this case, the iteration of the phrase "it" will provide some comparative examples. This sentence surprised the reader that these are best and worst, such as the era of wisdom and foolishness. Anaphora pushes readers into the story that Dickens is constructing and the world. Walt Whitman's "My Own Song" contains many examples of anaphora in poetry. These two adjacent sections contain different repeating phrases. First you have "have you" then "you should". Through these two examples of anaphora, Whitman decides to prepare the reader for personal growth, and then seems to be dedicated to the reader. Things will come true

If there is duplication such as "what is it" in the sentence cited in the story, the opacity of inertia and text increases. The example focuses on the opening paragraph. The sentence contains six phrases beginning with "upon". Another phrase consisting of four consecutive three words begins with "Scene Details" and "Photo Details". There are seven "and" in the second half of the same sentence. Another sentence is through a compound adjective in the form of revenge: "cold, sinking, worse of the heart". There is a more subtle example of word repetition through the story: "Very trivial, very temporary change". "I have a strange fantasy in my head - a ridiculous fantasy." "Our book - a book over many years" (P & T, 317-319, 328). While supporting the doubling of the structural principle, these repetitions focus on words.