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Tajikistan reconfirmed its commitment to deploy a company-sized peacekeeping unit in 2011.

"We're extremely grateful that the city has reconfirmed its commitment to the arts, even those that are unusual and offbeat," Kuby went on.

A well-placed source stated that in the weeks before the presidential election Visa formally reconfirmed its commitment to Fifa, which runs until after the 2014 World Cup.

Yet the imbalance goes on: since the election, the government has reconfirmed its commitment to the major London project, Crossrail 2 with a budget of £31bn, but cancelled rail electrification programmes to south Wales, the Midlands, Sheffield and Nottingham, and downgraded electrification plans for the trans-Pennine route from Leeds to Manchester.

The Sport is, in part, a chance to appeal to a wider range of wrists, and it's also an attempt for Samsung to reconfirm its commitment to health wearables.

Last month, the release of the new Kindle Oasis gave the company opportunity to both reconfirm its commitment to the space and share a few numbers aimed at addressing rumors of the category's demise.

With this latest chip, Intel is reconfirming its commitment to Windows 8. Microsoft has big, perhaps too big, expectations for Windows 8, but without the proper hardware, consumers will never see the true proper and capabilities of Windows 8. Windows 8 has yet to see a pop in the marketplace for several reasons, but lackluster hardware is one of the biggest.

BAGHDAD, 13 July 2011 - On the occasion of the Day of the Iraqi Child, UNICEF reconfirms its commitment to protect and promote the rights of Iraq's 15 million children and calls upon all duty bearers to join its efforts in making Iraq more fit for children by investing in the basic needs of children, especially the around four million who are most deprived.

After more than 10 years of consideration, the government reconfirmed its commitment of a force of 300 engineers to Namibia on 2 March 1989.

Although he's been dogged by accusations from NGOs that he snapped up mining assets on the cheap by cozying up to politicians, he vigorously denies the claims and has taken steps to show he's a good faith actor: In 2013, his Gibraltar-based firm Fleurette joined the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative and reconfirmed its commitment in early 2015.

While the company swiftly stepped in to reconfirm its commitment, and said it might even replace the plane's engines with more fuel-efficient versions - the furore did the big plane no favours.