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Nor did he clarify what critics in Ireland and elsewhere have said are contradictory Vatican rules about the procedures for investigating abuse cases within the church and church leaders' responsibility to inform civil authorities about offenses they uncover, a duty the pope reiterated strongly in his letter.

The opinion that the true population was not reflected in the survey was reiterated strongly by the participants attending the expert consultation workshops.

He reiterated the strongly "statist" approach in his remarks on Wednesday.

In a clear illustration that business leaders are alarmed by the mushrooming debate over Britain's future in Europe, the president of the Confederation of British Industry reiterated how strongly the country's commercial interests were intertwined with those of continental Europe.

As long as we are reiterating our strongly held beliefs, our second piece of fundamental advice is to stay well diversified.

It strongly reiterated its previous advice that all individuals in risk groups should be vaccinated as soon as possible, particularly those aged less than 65 years".

He promised budget cuts and no tax increases, strongly reiterated his intention to reform the school system, and respectfully but insistently separated himself from his acclaimed predecessor.

(iii) Pearson strongly reiterated its 2016-18 guidatce athehe first half figures and has not rescinded it in subsequent public appearances, the most recent being September 21.

Separately, in an interview with Univision, Mr. Obama strongly reiterated a promise to seek an overhaul of immigration policy in a second term.

The Chinese government, eager to stem the migration and reluctant to offend North Korea, its longtime ally, strongly reiterated its position that such people are economic migrants, who enter China illegally.

The bank strongly reiterated a warning to developing countries in the report: prepare for market turbulence by strengthening your balance sheets, such as by cutting deficits and reducing short-term debt exposures.