With each campaign stop, Mr. Bush reiterated -- sometimes nearly shouting -- that the United States was willing to disarm Mr. Hussein without the explicit authorization of the United Nations.
In the larger salons, the giant motifs seem closer to human scale, chiefly because the carpet borders sometimes reiterate the architecture, implying wide molding around doors or wainscoting along walls.
Many schools have adopted honor codes — which students usually must sign, and sometimes are even reiterated on exams — and have students take part in judging one another's conduct.
Almost eight years after his final game, Henderson also reiterated his desire to return: "Sometimes when I sit around and look at the game and things ain't going right, I just think, 'Just let me put on the uniform and go out there and take a chance'".
From the AP: While in court for his sentencing, Spooner spoke in a frail voice that was sometimes difficult to hear and reiterated that he felt he had little choice but to take the law into his own hands.
And Assange reiterated his defence for founding Wikileaks: "Secrecy is, yes, sometimes necessary, but healthy democracies understand that secrecy is the exception, not the rule," he said.
Meanwhile, supporters of the ban in the United States said there were more than enough American children in need of adoption, and critics of international adoption generally reiterated complaints that the process is overly profit-driven and sometimes corrupt.
He reiterated that no calls had been received before the explosion, as terrorist groups are sometimes known to do to establish their credibility.
But that sedan sometimes rocked to the rhythms of gusts, just one of the many ways that nature reiterated its timeless point: that even a great metropolis must give deference.
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