The sentiment is too logical to presume it needs to be reiterated.
By Ryan Lizza October 28, 2017 There is no ambiguity about Russia's preference in last year's election, and the only reason it needs to be reiterated is that President Trump regularly lies about this basic fact.
There is no ambiguity about Russia's preference in the election, and the only reason it needs to be reiterated is that Trump regularly lies about this basic fact.
Sturgeon has been quite right to focus on the process as a reflective one – and to not assume that the same arguments put forward in 2014 just need to be reiterated, this time with more passion.
"Unfair cuts within mental health" under the coalition government, coupled with a longstanding inequality of funding distribution has meant mental health receives just 13% of NHS funding, despite accounting for more than a fifth (23%) of the disease burden and this needs to be reiterated, he says.
In this respect, it needs to be reiterated that immigrants most often face discrimination in their destination country.
I don't know how much it needs to be reiterated that child porn is a major issue plaguing the web, but a blanket ban on adult content on a platform that has gathered so many creatives working with NSFW themes is undoubtedly going to be a pretty controversial decision for the company.
It needs to be reiterated, again, that in threatening to hold the debt ceiling hostage next year, Republicans are not making a conventional negotiating demand, in which each side withholds concessions in order to extract more from the other side.
However, one limitation, duly acknowledged by the authors, needs to be reiterated.
At this point it needs to be reiterated how tightly platelet secretion is regulated.
