The race was won long before he jogged down the home stretch ahead of his brother, Jonny, and soon he was draped in the flags of both England and Yorkshire, a fitting way to end an emphatic effort that reaffirms his status as one of the finest British athletes of the modern era.
When Cameron calls the EU "the common market", he reaffirms German suspicions that, for Britain, the EU is just that and no more.
She does not vow to do that but reaffirms her general commitment to upholding the Fed's dual mandate.
The deputy national director of Australian marriage equality, ACT local Ivan Hinton, said the territory's announcement "reaffirms that the convictions were wrong".
It reaffirms the Supreme Court's authority to preserve the constitutional safeguards of civil liberty, even in wartime.
In another poem an old woman writes to him, recalling her memories of his father; her faith that his father has gone to heaven reaffirms his belief in the afterlife.
Yes, the party's newly minted basic programme reaffirms democratic socialism, but it also endorses "sustainability", of the financial as well as the ecological sort.
People of either sex who are so easily offended or discouraged might be better employed away from the battle of ideas.It is to be hoped that Mr Summers does not resign, and that Harvard's Corporation, which runs the university, reaffirms its support.
The roster of former residents reaffirms that message.
It reaffirms, for example, that infertile couples who want to marry in order to adopt children have no place within existing marriage laws, as NR sees them.
Nevertheless the QDR reaffirms the policy, arguing that to scrap it would damage America's credibility with its allies.
