-- is reasserted in every scene, presumably on the assumption that the audience might doze off or receive urgent pager messages.
Purita reasserted in a brief interview on Thursday that he and the team of doctors had administered no H.G.H. to Colon.
When the home chord of B minor is finally reasserted in the brass, it has a hollow ring, its middle note pushed deep into the bass.
New York's official minimum age became 18 in 1988, after an advisory set by the International Marathon Medical Directors Association in the early 1980s, and reasserted in 2001.
And yet his strength is reasserted in earthy drawings of performers, like the cartoony "Unemployed Circus Workers" (1943) and the sinuous "Harlem Snake Dancer" (1944).
Ronald Reagan justified his takedown of Roosevelt's welfare state by reasserting, in sometimes beautiful political prose, that we had been stalwart frontiersmen all along.
And he reasserted, in the face of warnings by Democrats that the remark displayed naïveté about foreign policy, that the capture of Saddam Hussein had not improved safety for Americans at home.
Independence will was reasserted in October 1991 and backed by an arbitration commission of EEC.
Health care is a priority for President Barack Obama, as he reasserted in his recent State of The Union address, highlighting his conviction that equal access to health care is a right and a necessity for all Americans.
Instead, the White House complains about ongoing restrictions on its ability to transfer prisoners from the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, prison base for terrorism suspects, which are reasserted in section 1031 on the bill.
