Finally, many behavioral findings revealed nothing new but simply restated well-established or obvious conclusions, such as the observation that wealthy people tend to vote conservative and poor and working-class people tend to vote liberal or left-of-centre.
The brief statement was part of an 11-page "strategic framework" that largely restated well-established positions on security and economic matters, though Mr. Bush and his aides described the provisions on missile defense as important progress.
But, he said, "90percentt of what we did was reinvent the wheel," restating well-known historical facts.
This week Jeremy Corbyn restated his well-known position on nuclear weapons.
The government report restated a well-known concern: like many other parts of the national transportation system, general aviation must provide effective security protections.
In fact, the two sides are simply restating their well-known positions.
She restated an already well-trafficked assurance, that the emails that pertained to State Department business went to other State Department email addresses, and thus are recoverable, archivable, and transparent.
As was restated here it is well known that nongeocoded data are often not geographically uniform and commonly a function of population density with rural areas being more susceptible.
Kim Jong-il's comments on the broader six-nation talks were included in remarks he made about his government's nuclear program; in content, they simply restated the North's well-known conditions for the resumption of the talks, involving both Koreas, the United States, Russia, China and Japan.
This constellation of major players restated their belief in sustainability, as well as standing by the work of the Paris Climate Agreement, which aims to foster change.
Now we restate the following well-known estimates in [19].
