But in explaining their specific steps, American officials sounded as if they were reaffirming a valuable relationship rather than delivering a rebuke.
It is easy to enjoy the Castle on its own merits, on autopilot, if you will, reaffirming what you've already seen in books.
This failure to react left me wondering if I was reaffirming certain prehistoric beliefs, namely, that the man says what he wants without fear of consequence while the woman (me) stays quiet and perpetually fears consequence (in my case: no tip, loss of a "good" reputation, and the loss of a job).
I hardly ever called people out for condescending behavior or outwrite sexism, and this failure to react left me wondering if I was reaffirming certain prehistoric beliefs, namely, that the man says what he wants without fear of consequence while the woman (me) stays quiet and perpetually fears consequence (in my case: no tip, loss of "good" reputation, loss of job).
"I think the attack this morning, if anything, reaffirms the importance of getting on with the whole Tenet implementation plan," the official said.
As if to reaffirm such doubts, the referendum campaign itself has been less a debate about constitutional principles than an exercise in political squabbling.
As if to reaffirm that message, Al Qaeda's Yemeni affiliate released a statement to Internet sites on Sunday that put strong emphasis on the American role in the recent raids, deriding the Yemeni government for claiming responsibility.
She wants every member of Congress to know that it will cost them votes if they vote against reaffirming broad federal enforcement powers to cut off funds to institutions that discriminate.
However, the number of solution citations for all issues is notably low if compared to any other security concern, reaffirming the need for further researches in those areas.
"If their goal is to simply retain user engagement by reaffirming everything users already believe without challenging them, then there are real consequences.
