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Mr. Martins did not stop at reaffirming City Ballet's commitment to contemporary music.

SAN JUAN, P.R. — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, in a speech aimed at reaffirming his standing with the Hispanic community, vowed on Friday that in the next legislative session he would take on joblessness among young people in New York's State's minority communities.

Mattis began his visit, which the Defense department says is aimed at reaffirming military alliances and discussing counterterrorism efforts, at the headquarters of Operation Resolute Support, the NATO-led mission to train, advise and assist Afghan security forces.

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National Security Advisor Susan Rice, not nearly as identified with the Asia-Pacific Pivot as predecessor Tom Donilon, made the announcement in a speech Wednesday at Georgetown University reaffirming the country's commitment to the Pivot.

It avoided mention of the sea at all, merely reaffirming "the importance of regional peace and stability, maritime security, unimpeded commerce, and freedom of navigation".

The latter three occupied the front row at United Bamboo, reaffirming the label's identity as fashion's intimidating cool kid.

Emerging from a meeting with Secretary General Kofi Annan this morning, Mr. Powell told reporters that "We're looking at, of course, reaffirming our determination to succeed in Iraq.

Councillors at Islington, Hackney and Lewisham, the very people who pay for the services we deliver, have come out in support of our protests at their offices, reaffirming the fact that commissioning bodies are aware that paying for quality costs less in the long run.

On Friday, the movie begins a one-week run at the Film Forum, reaffirming the cultural cachet that had been conferred on it by rappers like Nas, A Tribe Called Quest and the Beastie Boys, who were among the many inspired by it since its release in 1983.

But the main task for Mrs. Clinton at the convention — reaffirming her support for Mr. Obama in soaring and unconditional language — dominated her 23-minute speech, and she betrayed none of the anger and disappointment that she still feels, friends say, and that has especially haunted her husband.