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The demand was restated in blunt terms today by Mr. Sattar, the foreign minister, who ended a week of restrained statements by his government in telling a news conference that the alliance's hold on Kabul was unacceptable to Pakistan.

All three parties made a pledge in their manifestos and this was restated in the government's coalition agreement.

This view was restated, in 2012, the centenary of Turing's birth, by the coalition government's Liberal Democrat justice minister, Lord McNally.

The scale of the challenge was restated in black and white at the weekend by Lord Ashcroft's newly published polling, which finds that the longed-for majority remains extremely elusive.

Ever since the ban on artificial contraception was restated in 1967, the official Catholic teaching on sexual morality has overlaid and crushed the lived experience of the laity the way that the Greenland icecap forces the island beneath it into the sea.

The stereotype of the thieving magpie was restated in the 1963 Tintin adventure The Castafiore Emerald.

In the recapitulation they are restated in a new light.

Here, as in Symphony No. 85, the first theme is restated in the dominant key.

There is no revealed proposition that cannot be restated in another cultural situation.

The principle is restated in the Chicago Convention on International Civil Aviation (1944).

And the estimated stressed losses of the unit went up and had to be restated in financial statements.