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However, one of the stated goals of the licensing process that were reiterated on Wednesday is: "The impact of the Super League is broadened beyond its traditional heartlands, and the development of the league in strategically significant areas is continued".

The policy was reiterated on Aug. 22, in the Postal Service's Retail Digest, a weekly internal bulletin.

That argument was reiterated on Fox News's "Fox and Friends" Wednesday morning.

A diplomatic source, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the subject, said the American request for such an apology was reiterated on Tuesday in a phone call between Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

We need not repeat the many platitudes that have been uttered and are now likely to be reiterated on the vast importance of the invention of printing by means of movable types.

Here are details of some of the seven guidelines, which are reiterated on the best-practices list: *Consultants should ask agencies for information in areas like financial and management operations that is "relevant to the specific search" and not to build their own databases.

For example, while the EU has already implemented a market for carbon credits, the Bush administration has firmly opposed any mandatory emissions limit on businesses (which was reiterated on a Friday visit to the White House, according to 3C officials).

A failure to "see" these forms of poverty has an impact on the already limited future prospects of these groups on yet another level: processes of social exclusion on the first level of the experience of social exclusion are reiterated on a second level of analysis.

That claim was reiterated on Monday by Afghanistan's acting defense minister.

Yet despite (or perhaps because of?) this, the official version of history is reiterated on an almost daily basis throughout our trip.

The importance of thinking evolutionarily was reiterated on the second day by Robert Pennock and Bruce Alberts.