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Nevertheless, Mrs. Clinton spoke at length about the administration's work to reinforce ties with cold war allies like Japan and South Korea, to restore long-neglected relationships with countries in Southeast Asia and to court emerging powers like India.

Still, he said, "there is an intermediate point that will be explored and hasn't been explored sufficiently" of providing online access to objects to teach and to reinforce ties between visitors and museums.

I encourage Americans to assemble in their homes, places of worship or community centers to reinforce ties of family and community, express our profound thanks for the many blessings we enjoy, and reach out in true gratitude and friendship to our friends around the world.

Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, who had resisted EU pressure to allow the migrants to land, thanked his Italian counterpart Enrico Letta earlier, saying the decision would "reinforce" ties between the countries.

Mr Harper's government has been reinforcing ties with Britain.

Later in the year Xi reinforced ties with Southeast Asia by visiting Malaysia and Indonesia and attending the annual summit meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation group in Bali.

In his campaign, Mr. Bush raised the prospect of strongly reinforced ties with Japan, and if most Americans missed this message, Japanese leaders received it loud and clear.

Determined not to be marginalised by a Veltroni-led PD, the prime minister has reinforced ties with the more radical leftists of his coalition by agreeing to support them in ongoing negotiations over pension reform.

The Treasury statement said the action, which eliminates requirements for special exemption licenses on a case-by-case basis, reflected what it called "this administration's commitment to reinforcing ties between the Iranian and American people".

(Reuters) BRITAIN: ACCORD WITH CHILE -- Foreign Secretary Robin Cook said he had reached agreement with his Chilean counterpart, Soledad Alvear, reinforcing ties between the two countries that were strained by the arrest in England of the former dictator Augusto Pinochet.

The inevitable result: reinforced ties between would-be judges and their partisan supporters, and diminished public respect and confidence in judicial decision making no matter which candidates win today.