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The current Web site for Baby Ruth, the "chewy nougat," reiterates the same.

It largely reiterates the same information from the previous release, and adds that they are continuing attempts to relocate debris spotted by one of their observers: Search operations in the Southern Indian Ocean for the missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft will continue today in the Australian Search and Rescue Region.

Nikiforov reiterates the same sentiment with Sailfish, which launched its first smartphone last year (and is in the process of crowdfunding a tablet).

HBK reiterates the same points we've been hearing for the past month regarding the upcoming WrestleMania match: This 'Taker-Triple H blow-off will be the "end of an era," blah blah blah.

Against the above background of higher pathogenicity associated with the L83V variant, the finding of our study reiterates the same.

The field had such a limited lexicon: I was constantly reiterating the same ideas and functions.

You may get sleepy as Stein keeps circling back to reiterate the same ideas, but the perverse byways of her thought also feel strangely cozy and appealing.

American diplomats have visited Damascus, but have reiterated the same priorities as the Bush administration: protesting Syria's military support to Hezbollah and Hamas, and its strong ties with Iran.

Since early February, when NBC ran a commercial promoting "The Jay Leno Show" during the broadcast of Super Bowl XLIII, the network has been continually reiterating the same simple messages: Mr. Leno is America's most popular TV personality.

"A majority of the Saudis I met with in 2004 and this past summer, when I returned for the first time in years, all reiterated the same notion: Saudi must embrace change at its own pace, and not because of pressure from the West.

But since then, Wyden and Udall have won a rare public victory in their struggles with the NSA: they persuaded Alexander to take down a factsheet on the NSA's website reiterating the same line about "promptly destroy[ing]" Americans' communications that aren't relevant to foreign intelligence or a crime.