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With the Contacts iPhone app, LinkedIn is opting again for a native-first approach: this reinforces comments made by LinkedIn last week, when it launched new versions of its Android and iPhone apps.

The need for dedicated logistics was strongly supported by respondents in this study and reinforces comments from descriptive accounts of Australian deployments (14, 15).

This ecumenical support for Flash reinforces Bill Gates' comments last year that users don't care what Flash or Silverlight bits are on their machines, and can happily live with the small download and storage footprints of both.

This clarification squares well with and reinforces the comments in the agency's December 2006 draft guidance regarding complementary and alternative medicine products to the effect that "probiotics may be regulated as dietary supplements, foods, or drugs … depending on … intended use".

Jack Wilshere has reinforced his comments that naturalised players should not be picked by England despite describing Adnan Januzaj as "a great player".

Although Arenas has said his words were meant in jest, Crittenton "believed that Arenas intended to harm him," and his fears were reinforced by comments made by "other individuals that were present during the argument," the proffer said.

This impression is reinforced by comments in the introduction that climate change is "undoubtedly one of the chief concerns facing the world" and "a challenge that humanity must confront".

New business margins are described as being ahead of 2008 reinforcing previous comments that sales growth will be concentrated on the more profitable products and areas which will both preserve capital and should be taken well".

That sense was reinforced by comments from officials who oversee the state power system that they were already preparing contingency plans in case the utilities were forced to file for bankruptcy.

The midfielder reinforced his comments on Twitter on Wednesday, saying: "The question was should foreign players be allowed to play for England, and in my opinion I don't think they should!" Wilshere's comments were put to the Football Association's chairman, Greg Dyke, at the Leaders in Football conference at Stamford Bridge, as was the possibility of naturalising Januzaj.

This glum feeling about Yahoo!'s ad prospects, reinforced by comments made by the company in September that spending on automotive and financial-services advertising was down, has depressed the stock 38% for the year.