If, however, you insist on reading on — which I assure you will involve more or less a reiteration of the above but with a few additional 25-cent adjectives — then here you go.
We have assumed control!" Even the libertarianism is, more or less, just a reiteration of rock's central complaint: the man won't let us play our music!
But in some ways, I found it less compelling than the reiteration of Wallerstein's earlier themes -- above all, the way in which children's needs are often overlooked, and their resilience blithely assumed, in custody settlements.
Most of this compulsive behavior — rocking, seizures on the floor — grows tiresome quickly, and it's less original than the reiterations of phrases and sequences that Ms. Shemy spaces out.
List of those genes harbouring SSR loci with their respective gene bank LOC number, function, number, types and location of motif found were detailed in Additional file 2. The study included only di-tetra nucleotide repeats and reiteration of motifs less than 5 times was excluded.
Although many of these drawings would stand quite brilliantly on their own, the crowded hanging here emphasizes the fact that this artist was more concerned, as Mr. Moos points out, with repetition and reiteration, so that each work is less a self-contained object than an extract from an ongoing work-in-progress.
Taken together, they feel less like variations on a theme than dogged reiterations of a theme.
The Atlantic's Ta-Nehisi Coates has adamantly stated "there is no Ferguson effect" and called the link between crime and less-aggressive policing "utterly baseless". The Times notes the White House response can be seen as a reiteration of President Barack Obama's fierce attempts to end a decades-long policy of mass incarceration that primarily targets racial minorities.
Disputes over plans to liberalise the labour market are less of a revolt against the elites (the far right capitalises on that, not the left) than a reiteration of old divisions within the French left.
Social media demands reiteration.
