(Traditional) from Gk. ana "again" and diploun "to double" or diplous "double"
The occurrence of one or more of the same lexemes at the end of a phrase or clause and at the beginning of the immediately subsequent phrase or clause.
[I]f a child cannot learn in the waywe teach, we must teach in a the waychild can learn. (Celiberi and Taylor 2010)
Celiberi, D., and B. Taylor. 2010. “A Tribute to Dr. Ivar Lovaas.” Science in Autism Treatment 71 (4): 8–11.