These circumstances together are not a problem per se, but if reiterated over time cause social debt, in the form of mistrust, delays, uninformed or miscommunicated architectural decision-making.
If reiterated by higher ups in the American administration, this new stance by the US could be a positive step in Washington-Iran diplomacy but it would be a very stark change in American policy toward Israel.
In these scenes, he is often framed as if trapped, "reiterating rituals that hardly please him".
Late on Tuesday he added: "Again just reiterating if anyone doesn't like how I am handling club affairs please unfollow me I'm not going to change".
García Márquez describes buildings as "daunting, reverberating (if not exactly reiterating) with the echoes of a bloody past".
As the Q11 bounced him through potholes and back to Manhattan, the squeaky suspension sounded as if it were reiterating his exact thought: Now what?
It appears as if we are reiterating (today in 2010) the statement made by Prof. C.L. Oakley, almost 6 decades ago: "Little is gained by multiplying genera to include rare or imperfectly-described forms, though increase in our knowledge may justify subdivision of the genus (Clostridium) in the future".
If I reiterate a litany here of Benedict's well-known controversies — if I seem to be rehashing hackneyed debates — it is only because he himself revisits them in this book, but always to defend, never to reëxamine, much less to regret.
"It's the Studio Museum of Harlem," he says, as if to reiterate the museum's obligations to local artists.
If the reiterated targets are to be met, this will require careful management attention, in particular addressing the relevance and benefit of appraisals in editorial.
