In a design statement that verges on farce, Mayne describes the proposal as "a minimalist act that reiterates the site and offers to the viewer a mirrored, refracted perspective of the landscape".
It continued: "In arriving at our decision, the commission reiterates that we found Mr Jerome to be a truthful witness who honestly believed that he had been racially abused.
The government reiterates its firm condemnation of torture and recognises its responsibility to investigate any reasonable allegation.
The time for apologies, he reiterates later, has drawn to a close.
Related: 50 Conservative MPs ready to lead campaign for EU exit The minister, who reiterates his country's refusal to accept Cameron's central demand – that social benefits should be denied to all EU migrants for at least four years after arriving in the UK – says Britain would no longer be an important player, in Europe or the world, if it left the EU.
Yet this is the bare minimum to get rape and sexual assault treated with the seriousness they warrant, Walsh reiterates.
To cheers, Ms Jewkes reiterates her party's promise to abolish university tuition fees; to general agitation, Ms Russell points out that the Lib Dems have not committed themselves to honouring the pledge within the next parliament.Stephen Mosley, the Conservative candidate, arrives late (his initial absence was booed).
Nearly 50 years later, this remains one of the most potent ideas in British politics.The government's recently published white paper, "A Service with Ambitions", reiterates the old mantra that the NHS will be able to cope with the pressures put upon it.
It reiterates that many customers are paying more than they need to because they do not often switch suppliers, noting that growing distrust of energy firms is likely to make this problem worse.
The Arab League issues its "three noes": no peace with Israel, no negotiations with Israel, no recognition of Israel.1969: America launches the Rogers plan, which reiterates Resolution 242's land-for-peace formula.
But as Timothy Noah quickly pointed out, and Jon Chait reiterates today, this got things exactly wrong: the scandal wasn't an example of excessive partisanship, but of a particular kind of bare-knuckles bipartisanship.
