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To prevent this from happening again, reiterate that crayons are for coloring books but not walls, faces, siblings, animals, or expensive electronics.

Well, first, I would, again, reiterate that we are doing a great deal.

Other Members, in addition to myself, have reiterated, and will once again reiterate, that the Belgian Presidency, which had ambitious objectives and was tenacious in its action, remained focused - somewhat more than the euro anyhow - both before 11 September and after.

The president again reiterated that American taxpayers would not foot the bill.

Robert on Tuesday wrote to prime minister Malcolm Turnbull defending himself, again reiterating that the trip was made in a "personal capacity".

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has once again reiterated that he is not close to finalising any additions to his squad, but has admitted that anything can happen between now and the 11pm transfer deadline on Friday night.

In an Oct. 15 e-mail message to Mr. Geithner, Sarah Dahlgren, the New York Fed official leading the A.I.G. effort, wrote, "Board staff again reiterated that they didn't think that the Governors (unnamed) would go for ML2 or ML3".

In again reiterating that Sanchez is the Jets' starter, Coach Rex Ryan mentioned how "fortunate" the team was to have two quarterbacks, both age 25, who have won a combined five playoff games.

This week the EU Council again reiterated that the agreement cannot be reopened but it also said it would be willing to look at changes to the political declaration, which sets out the nature of our future relationship.

The Qatar Athletics Federation said it could not comment on the content of the emails without seeing them but again reiterated that its ambitious bidding spree for world sporting events was above board.

Turnbull again reiterated that the onus of responsibility for checking citizenship status rested with individuals, and said any MP who had concerns about a colleague should raise it in the parliament.