We've learnt that things take a lot longer than expected, but that there is an advantage to taking your time, reiterating and constantly responding to new information – rather than assuming all will operate as it does in the UK.
Old school comics would constantly reiterate the importance of "learning your craft" and they were right.
Sometimes you sense a structuralist impulse to constantly reiterate the film's surface with close-ups of natural ones.
Current House leaders, mindful that their '95 counterparts' bravado backfired, constantly reiterate that they are "not looking for a government shutdown," as Paul Ryan puts it.
One of the challenges feminists face is having to constantly reiterate that, no, feminism has nothing to do with hating or belittling men.
In the defensive meeting room, their first rule is that players must have skin like an armadillo's, and although they recognize that armadillos have shells, not skin, they constantly reiterate this point.
Mr Milinkevic, however, after his patient, often obstructed door-to-door campaigning, reckons that 25% support the president, 25% the opposition, with half the votes up for grabs.A big part of the president's appeal is negative: as he and the media constantly reiterate, in Belarus there has been no post-Soviet war and no terrorism.
Both companies constantly reiterate and supplement their definitions, as new test cases arise and as words take on new meaning.
Another mentioned the need for education, by the publisher, for some editors: "All the series cares about is that the science is sound, that it is not actually flawed... we send that message out to our external expert editors, and sometimes we have conflict because the expert editors will say 'but this is a negative finding'... and we constantly reiterate that it doesn't matter".
Subjects and symbols are constantly reiterated in his distinctive, obsessive style.
That is a message that has been constantly reiterated to both sides".
