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8 case altogether — and allow same-sex marriage to be established once again in California.

We are going to walk hand in hand with the party in Scotland to build that support up once again so that the Labour tradition in Scotland will be established once again," Corbyn said.

We need to have trust in our allies and partners, and this trust must now be established once again".The White House first took the unusual step of issuing a statement saying that Mrs Merkel's phone is not and will not be monitored (albeit without commenting on whether it used to be).

It noted that "[i]n the past year, it has been established once again that the Russian intelligence services are running agents in the Netherlands with the aim of acquiring political and scientific information".

A heck of a sound bite, establishing once again that while you may take the boy out of business, you can't take business out of the boy.

"If there is one theme to Volume Four, it is Anaïs's formidable will to power," Vidal wrote, and though he referred in passing to Nin's inaccurate portrait of young "Lieutenant Vidal," he used the occasion to establish once again what he believed were their differences in philosophy, knocking her "contempt for intellect . . .

Her performance established her once again as an artist to watch.

By then the Games, known as Dover's Meeting, were well established and once again quite popular, and included events such as backsword fighting.

Establishing Jordan once again as his base of operations by the late 1960s, Mr. Habash's guerrillas became embroiled in bloody battles with the Jordanian Army.

I've got to establish myself once again as the leader of the class".

With so many established stars excelling once again and a wealth of fresh young talent emerging, British cycling is clearly in as strong a position as ever but Dyer suggests his team's success could in part be attributed to the shortcomings of other nations.