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The hearty audience participation was reaffirming to the cast, who worried that a non-English-speaking audience would not be able to follow most of the dialogue.

Around 25,000 people gathered on Sunday in the Melbourne sunshine, with Labor's environment spokesman, Mark Butler, reaffirming to the crowd that the opposition would not back down in its support for carbon pricing.

At a time when celebrity culture and an addiction to fame for its own sake, rather than as a byproduct of achievement, are dominant features in society, we hope that it's refreshing and reaffirming to read how armies of people in so many different ways are making a genuine difference to others because they believe they can and because they care.

It can even be reaffirming to those looking upon it; reaffirming their power and privilege.

It was very reaffirming to him and he was just cast in "La Reve" in Las Vegas, so that's totally affirming to him.

This will most likely lead Republicans back to what they know best: reaffirming to one another the sanctity of life, heterosexual marriage and gun ownership.

"When you achieve things, it helps reaffirm to yourself that you are doing the right thing".

"It reaffirmed to me how delicate marriages are and how much work and how worth it".

MLG reaffirmed to TechCrunch that it expects to remain EBITA positive for the next few quarters.

"The prime minister has reaffirmed to rebalancing power - action must now follow words," she said.

Arafat's widow, Suha, has reaffirmed to the BBC her belief that their report proves he was assassinated.