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She represents Putney, a constituency deeply affected by any Heathrow decision, and has repeatedly emphasised her opposition to a third runway.

That is why the president has laid out a plan to shrink the deficit he inherited by half and has repeatedly emphasised the need to reduce the long-term deficit and put the debt-to-GDP ratio on a declining trajectory.

The London organising committee, which has repeatedly emphasised its aim to treat the Olympics and Paralympics as an integrated whole, is confident that all 2.5 million tickets for the Paralympics will sell out for the first time.

The committee chairman, Sir Alan Beith, said: "The committee has repeatedly emphasised the dangers of allowing the prison population to escalate and consume huge resources that could be better spent on preventing crime, for example, by dealing with drug and alcohol addiction and further expanding programmes, like the Troubled Families programme.

He has repeatedly emphasised that he believes America ought to have discussions with Syria and Iran.

It has repeatedly emphasised that whatever action is needed to safeguard financial stability will be taken.

Since the beginning of the Algerian hostage crisis, David Cameron has repeatedly emphasised the seriousness of the threat such incidents pose.

The coalition government has repeatedly emphasised the need to make better use of workspaces in the public sector.

The government has repeatedly emphasised the boost to household budgets as wages finally rise faster than prices.

Rowling is staying tight-lipped on the storyline, but has repeatedly emphasised that it is not a prequel to her books.

The broadcaster is currently pushing through a programme of job cuts and its profits will fall dramatically this year, although its German parent company, which is ultimately owned by media giant Bertelsmann, has repeatedly emphasised its commitment to Five.