On the high cost of college, he reiterated ideas long pushed by Democrats — such as forgiving the student loans of public servants and creating debt-free higher-education options — while noting the crushing toll such debt has on many young Americans.
Authors altered their terminology to reflect these new discoveries, referring to 'ovaries' in women rather than to 'testes', for example, but also continued to quote from the classical authors and to reiterate ideas that had appeared in sixteenth-century texts.
Reiterating an idea he has championed during the campaign, Mr. de Blasio said that he would like to see well-financed conservancies contribute money to a neighborhood parks alliance.
Eager to play down the possible $1 billion cost for a new Yankee Stadium, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani is reiterating the idea of naming a new stadium for a corporation that would help pick up the tab.
The Oppa Gangnam Style video also arrived at a moment when the East is integrating with the West at full speed, reiterating the idea that globalization is no longer a one-way love affair.
Reiterating this idea, another provider observed, "People just do not have cars, gas, money, the ability to come here when they're managing tough situations at home, kids, getting here" (Region E, Focus Group 1).
And "to my friends in the 'open' Internet movement, I have to ask: What did you think would happen?" "Who Owns the Future?" reiterates some ideas in Mr. Lanier's first book: that Web businesses exploit a peasant class, that users of social media may not realize how entrapped they are, that a thriving middle class is essential to keeping the Internet sustainable.
He reiterates these ideas in Ζ.4: "there is an essence of just those things whose logos is a definition" (1030a6), "the essence of a thing is what it is said to be in respect of itself" (1029b14).
When formal training and mentoring are used together, mentors can prepare protégés by introducing the topic before training begins and then reiterate the ideas and put them in practice after the training.
This is presumably close to empirically observable discourses for two reasons: first, because interest groups have different interests - modeled here as two extremes on a one-dimensional scale; second, because interest groups always try to convince decision-makers of their favored policy image [28], which implies that they reiterate the ideas of governmental actors if they match their ideology.
