"It was just to reiterate support and just sort of rally the troops and reiterate why Donald Trump is the better choice come November for America," the source said.
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It is important to reiterate that this is a suspension.
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Draghi is likely to reiterate the tone from fellow officials.
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To some extent, the findings reiterate something we already know.
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This is all to reiterate that The Orville flummoxed me.
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AND I REITERATE THE WORD OF MY FRIEND WARREN BUFFETT.
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She is — let's reiterate — scared of being hurt by Arie.
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We'd also like to reiterate that last word of choice.
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And again, it's important to reiterate: It's not over yet.
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As a result, we reiterate our Sell rating on shares.
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Thales did, however, reiterate its interest in expanding in cybersecurity.
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To reiterate: This is "pickle juice" without the actual pickles.
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Green went on to reiterate his call for Northam's resignation.
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And just to reiterate, there is still no vote scheduled.
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I want to reiterate how bizarre and messy this is.
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The findings also reiterate the theme that genes aren't destiny.
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To reiterate an earlier point with curt precision: We're fucked.
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They reiterate culture for our sake, but first for theirs.
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Let me reiterate that I know I had it good.
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That's why I apologize freely and I reiterate it tonight.
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To reiterate: 199 criminal charges of 39 people and entities.
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I really can't reiterate how little planning went into this.
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Then he'd reiterate how important it was to maintain closeness.
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"We reiterate that trade is beneficial for utility, innovation, growth and employment, and we reiterate that the multilateral trading system is the framework in which we are all working and committed," the official said.
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The comments reiterate what Murphy has teased about the new season.
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BUT I WANT TO REITERATE, IT'S OUR BEST AND FINAL OFFER.
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I reiterate a good spec, and these are working right now.
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I just want to reiterate our strong commitment there, as well.
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Let me reiterate, this is how they're behaving about a baby.
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To reiterate, this is a developer edition, not intended for consumers.
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And that's why I apologized freely, and I reiterate it tonight.
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He returned to the same video to reiterate these hateful thoughts.
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To reiterate: Millions of voters, nine months of lies on Facebook.
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Let me pause here and reiterate: Ofelia has nothing to do.
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Let me reiterate that 57 percent of Americans feel unprepared financially.
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We apologize and reiterate our denunciation of racism in all forms.
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I'm not here to reiterate that, although it's true and important.
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Ms. Podlodowski also appeared on CNN Monday to reiterate her concerns.
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However, our sources reiterate ... things could change with those plans too.
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But again, just to reiterate, we have not over-rotated here.
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"We reiterate the basic rights to peaceful assembly," he told reporters.
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Diplomats and journalists who have visited Rakhine State reiterate this idea.
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He is expected to reiterate the Fed's gradual monetary policy tightening.
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We reiterate our call for the unconditional release of all political prisoners.
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And he's said that before, and I just want to reiterate that.
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To reiterate, the paper is a case study of just one patient.
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To reiterate: her false charges were conceived in advance for personal gain.
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To reiterate, we cannot post banned players up like heads on pikes.
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To reiterate your point: it's not that becoming a mother is awful.
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We reiterate: This shoot is apparently published in a magazine in 2017.
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He should reiterate, and may, that he wants healthcare for every American.
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I do want to reiterate how common this practice for brands is.
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We rang the register and said goodbye and I reiterate that view.
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At the outset, I want to reiterate our objective in this fight.
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To reiterate, this was not an intentional decision; this was a bug.
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But I want to reiterate again I didn't vote for Roy Moore.
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Keller, took advantage of his extra time to reiterate his main points.
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Both newly reiterate the concentrated visual life that is essential to painting.
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For this we apologize and reiterate that the material will be revised.
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Gregory made a couple of key points that I want to reiterate.
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We reiterate our Buy rating and raise our price target to $1,456.
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President Trump should clearly reiterate our own opposition to such a development.
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Now, again, I need to reiterate that this is over corn. CORN!
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He has so far used the debates to mostly reiterate his stump speech.
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Albarn did reiterate, however, that Del is expected to make a full recovery.
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"I want to reiterate that we're not creating human babies," says Andrew Hessel.
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And just to reiterate, this data has been sitting out there since December.
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Later, Varys will reiterate this belief, saying Dany is too "strong" for Jon.
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To reiterate, I'm a proud owner of a few pairs of Re/Dones.
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Let me reiterate again, I'm not saying Apple isn't still a great company.
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I do want to reiterate that 'American dating' is totally against Islamic standards.
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Let's reiterate: Taylor Swift hasn't been a celeb, really, for two whole years.
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Again, let me just reiterate: these are locks used to secure physical homes.
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I think my mom was always trying to reiterate: Value yourself, value yourself.
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I reiterate: We would all hate Benjamin if he weren't a 6'22 surgeon.
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I also want to reiterate a few points that I made this morning.
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I reiterate: there's nothing wrong with Nvidia, and that's why it's up big.
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He is likely to reiterate the Fed's stance towards gradual monetary policy tightening.
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Powell is likely to reiterate the Fed's stance towards gradual monetary policy tightening.
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Mboweni is expected to reiterate previous forecasts for the coming two fiscal years.
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Online reported at the time, but let's reiterate: They're not getting back together.
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Asked for comment, Wealthfront pointed to in-house data to reiterate its claims.
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Donald J. Trump will reiterate his stance on trade today in New Hampshire.
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Instead, they should reiterate the real economic argument for corporate tax rate reduction.
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I want to reiterate that the majority of my passengers are great people.
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"I reiterate, we believe in a high standard of integrity," the mayor said.
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Again, just to reiterate: I really believe people just don't understand this danger.
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But the research does reiterate what watching the Olympics have already made clear.
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To reiterate, I'm not talking about the people who chose Trump over Hillary.
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They reiterate that Sekulow and Cobb continue to provide Trump with legal advice.
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And both have continued to reiterate their support for the tiny Gulf state.
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Do not attempt to dribble the rock, which to reiterate is prohibitively difficult.
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Let me reiterate – one time that I didn't make it on stage, one time.
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With shares offering significant upside to this new level, we reiterate our Outperform rating.
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Trump did reiterate that he is willing to talk to Iran's President Hassan Rouhani.
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We have conviction at current levels and reiterate Salesforce as top large-cap pick.
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The Supreme Court has already recognized this fact; now it needs to reiterate it.
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To reiterate: it's a Bluetooth phone accessory that requires a cellphone to actually work.
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In fact, the executive order mostly seems to reiterate what the law already allows.
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But, again, I just want to reiterate, I think it's really important, this point.
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Our price target moves to $350 and we reiterate our OW rating on AVGO.
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Ellis did indeed reiterate his critical view of Mueller's intentions in his ruling Tuesday.
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"I want to reiterate, we're talking about one individual's actions in question," Harteau said.
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We reiterate our call for the immediate and unconditional release of all political prisoners.
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First of all, let us reiterate that Adele is on the "don't cover" list.
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Mancini would only reiterate that E Ink is currently focused on the display market.
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We reiterate our Buy and $62 PT (20193x C19E EBITDA) following a mixed 1Q19.
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During her visit to Belmarsh Tuesday, she took the opportunity to reiterate her affections.
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Senator Grassley will reiterate the position again if an in-person meeting is scheduled.
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I'd like to reiterate here, that I'm not basing my reaction off of nostalgia.
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Well, I know exactly what you think and I'm going to just reiterate it.
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We reiterate our Overweight rating & our 2019 price target goes from $2,200 to $2,100.
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" Trump took the opportunity to reiterate that the two have a "very special relationship.
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Let me reiterate my usual suggestion: Give these reds a slight chill before serving.
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She also used the opportunity to reiterate her support for historically black higher education.
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I would just reiterate, we are very determined to get that right this time.
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Donohue will reiterate his call for a bipartisan infrastructure deal at the summit Thursday.
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"Oh, and, by the way, just to reiterate something: ISIS versus ISIL," he said.
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" JD.com: "It's really good, but again, I reiterate that I think Alibaba's better. Period.
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Let me reiterate: Iran's military capabilities comply with international law and are entirely defensive.
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Whatever the case, the company — now under new leadership, I should reiterate — is contrite.
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To reiterate, the election is tomorrow, and you can find your polling place here.
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SANDERS: Let me just reiterate — just reiterate so there is no confusion, decades ago, before it was popular, in a rural state with no gun control, Bernie Sanders said, let's ban assault weapons, not see them distributed in the United States of America.
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I have to reiterate how close they look to the originals because it's very impressive.
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"I reiterate, I have no interest in occupying the position of governor," Vázquez said Sunday.
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Our price target is moving from $389 to $396, and we reiterate our Overweight rating.
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Brito also said Morales would reiterate Guatemala&aposs request for Temporary Protected Status for Guatemalans.
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Time and again, they reiterate the influence of both his early poverty and his Jewishness.
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Cook must also reiterate that Apple won't help federal law enforcement officials crack encrypted communications.
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Again, I'd like to reiterate the anomaly occurred during a test, not during a flight.
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"We reiterate that growth concerns may be overblown," said analysts from Maybank in a note.
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Trump used a tiny part of his speech to reiterate his unequivocal endorsement for Moore.
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So let's just reiterate: Reusing condoms is a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad idea.
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EST (1900 GMT), to reiterate the bank's willingness to pause its hiking scheme if necessary.
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Because, the thing is, Donald Trump can keep his ugly (and, to reiterate, imaginary) wall.
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Neither the White House or the DOJ complied, and the new letters reiterate the request.
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All reiterate their concern for that town and dozens of others in Syria under siege.
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To reiterate: Don't try this at home, or during the world's most famous bike race.
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To reiterate: whatever the shareholding structure, the primary mandate of the SARB will remain unchanged.
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Trump was, of course, quick to seize on the attacks to reiterate his bellicose warnings.
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To reiterate yet again, I find the tactics that have been recently reported highly disturbing.
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These same changes, to reiterate, have been associated with all previous mass extinctions on Earth.
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We also reiterate our commitment to the freedom of navigation, which must absolutely be preserved.
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But just to reiterate, these planes are still certified as airworthy by aviation's governing bodies.
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"I want to reiterate that this is not a response rooted in panic," she said.
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I want to reiterate, nobody who was at the conference should panic about what happened.
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Breed held a press conference Monday to reiterate to residents the importance of social distancing.
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" "We would like to reiterate that the internet world is not a place without law.
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" Williamson added, "I want to reiterate about each of us doing our own due diligence.
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I have to reiterate how refreshing it is to use products that are simply named.
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They could reiterate their support for Cicig's anticorruption work, including its investigation of Mr. Morales.
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WESLEY MORRIS Just to reiterate: THAT HAPPENED, an event that — wait, "event" is too mild.
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" Minutes later, Davis went on MSNBC to reiterate that message: "Family is out of bounds.
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White House chief of staff John Kelly called Pruitt Tuesday morning to reiterate Trump's message.
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Most recently, Sandberg appeared on CNBC's "Closing Bell" to reiterate her commitment to protecting users.
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And I would be remiss if I did not reiterate: It is worth every penny.
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In other words, museums effectively reiterate and reproduce social class dispositions through a discriminatory categorization.
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But let me reiterate: They will have tremendous power over the lives of average Americans.
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We reiterate our Buy rating for NVDA, while taking our price target to $260, from $315.
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The joint statement seemed to reiterate that expectation but recognize that current processes face eventual replacement.
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"We make no changes to estimates but reiterate our Buy rating on FB shares," Walmsley said.
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Fallon's speech also appeared to reiterate the U.K. government's alliance with new U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Again, we would like to reiterate: Luigi was dabbing in the year two thousand one. pic.twitter.
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The official suggested Trump was trying to reiterate his long-standing support for a reciprocal tax.
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I want to reiterate in no uncertain terms our commitment to the safety of our students.
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Look for industry backers to reiterate that support when Trump sets the formal withdrawal clock ticking.
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I'll reiterate: "22," a song about letting go and "forgetting about the deadlines," doesn't mention alcohol.
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We want to reiterate that Derick's personal statements do not reflect the views of the network.
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He asked me to speak on his behalf and to reiterate that Mike Flynn had resigned.
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It is expected to reiterate its plans to support the euro zone economy, according to analysts.
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They want to reiterate that the assault stemmed from a neighborly dispute, not a political fight.
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Let's just reiterate that cellulite is a totally natural part of growing up and getting older.
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Corporate tax rate: Mnuchin declined to reiterate Trump's goal of a 15% corporate tax rate, vs.
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The guidelines reiterate how important it is for primary care doctors to screen adolescents, he said.
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We reiterate our call for the full restoration of Mr. Lopez's liberty and his political rights.
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We obviously reiterate or welcome that commitment to peaceful diplomatic and political solution to the situation.
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There's no need to reiterate the dependence that the economy has formed on perpetual internet access.
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It is absolutely critical that Congress reiterate the United States' commitment to our important ally Mexico.
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But Mueller did reiterate that his investigation did not exonerate the president on obstruction of justice.
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He had to reiterate his answers on the next day of hearings when committee chairman Sen.
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"First and foremost, I want to reiterate how sorry I am for these incidents," she said.
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I just want to reiterate the fact that they come in and they rock our world.
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To reiterate the words of President Trump, "Nobody knew that health care could be so complicated."
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I am here today to reiterate my own innocence regarding the false allegations raised against me.
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Breed took to a press conference Monday to reiterate to residents the importance of social distancing.
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I want to reiterate that we don't know how effective any of these treatments will be.
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I guess you can't reiterate this enough, but you're not selling ESPN direct to consumers tomorrow.
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The chorus members keep butting into scenes we've just watched to reiterate what we just saw.
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Often, I have to reiterate the point I was making when the phone broke his concentration.
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Kasich, for his part, rarely did anything other than reiterate the basic rationale for his candidacy.
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That suggestion prompted Weintraub to reiterate that it is illegal for campaigns to accept foreign assistance.
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It looked like Trump was trying to walk back Mnuchin and reiterate a strong dollar policy.
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This has been a lot of praise, so let me reiterate: do not buy this computer!
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We reiterate our readiness to continue our engagement for de-escalation and stability in the region.
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"I will reiterate because it's a fact — nothing I sent or received was classified," Clinton said.
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He's using the trip to reiterate what he wrote in his op-ed over the weekend.
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It's enough just to reiterate that letting them close is likely to increase cumulative carbon emissions.
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In the meantime, unfortunately, we'll have to reiterate another long-time axiom: caveat lector—reader beware.
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"To reiterate yet again, I find the tactics that have been recently reported highly disturbing," Hoffman wrote.
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"We reiterate the Special Envoy's request to allow 'free and unhindered access for humanitarian supplies," Kerry said.
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We will reiterate our protocols with our staff and contractors to ensure this does not happen again.
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Rajappa said she expected Powell to reiterate the point about data dependency in his speech on Wednesday.
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A fact she seems to have to reiterate to the masses roughly once a week, every week.
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"To reiterate what some of my colleagues have said, June is definitely a live meeting," he said.
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" A Facebook spokesperson said, "I can reiterate that we've received the invites and are talking to legislators.
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LG: I will reiterate, you go to the front of the line, of the TSA line, people.
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Let me reiterate, Reggie Mantle hates the Southside so much, he blew up a car over it.
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She did reiterate that it is the biggest source of spending outside of the core Google business.
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I want to reiterate it because I want you to be okay with how you feel. Why?
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After we spoke on the phone, they contacted us again via email to reiterate the anonymity request.
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He could only reiterate there's an "aggressive investigation" underway looking into the agents who violated agency conduct.
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We are deeply saddened by this incident and reiterate our deepest sympathies and condolences to the family.
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The speed of using the HTC U12 Plus, I have to reiterate, is not to be questioned.
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"I reiterate, I have no interest in occupying the position of governor," Vázquez said Sunday on Twitter.
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Just to reiterate: You can watch or not watch whatever you want, for whatever reason, including politics.
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"I can't reiterate how much knowledge we gained just from our own research and development," says Thornton.
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Volkswagen (VW) will reiterate it is looking to expand its U.S. manufacturing capacity to include electric cars.
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And I reiterate, we are happy to host a delegation from Congress and the Senate in Moscow.
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And I reiterate, we are happy to host a delegation from Congress and the Senate in Moscow.
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When you see high-level government officials reiterate these things over Twitter, [that] makes a huge difference.
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The issue: We just went over this, but to reiterate: the Bruins fired Claude Julien on Tuesday.
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But these studies are important because they reiterate the importance of general hygiene and taking sensible precautions.
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However, let's reiterate that the vast majority of cases are mild, especially in young, otherwise healthy folks.
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And they will reiterate that they will not negotiate with her until May sets the clock ticking.
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But I'd just come back and reiterate: we have a great domestic set up in New Zealand.
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McCullough appeared Tuesday on "Tucker Carlson Tonight" to reiterate his claims, roughly an hour before Trump's tweet.
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"I would like to reiterate that sexual misconduct and harassment have no place at Dartmouth," Hanlon wrote.
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Pence went on to reiterate that Russia's actions in 2016 had "no impact" on the election's result.
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I'll reiterate what I wrote a few months ago: Here's the bad news: your PR person sucks.
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White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE called Pruitt Tuesday morning to reiterate Trump's message.
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As Racked pointed out, and we'd like to reiterate, this is by no means a new idea.
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To reiterate: we don't need a larger Border Patrol because a shortage of agents isn't the problem.
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"I reiterate again: I have had no contacts or collusions with the Russians," Stone said on ABC.
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Liu will reiterate that Huawei has not and would never harm the interests of customers or countries.
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" To reiterate: "Put yourself in a really questionable circumstance, an inappropriate circumstance, and then you do nothing.
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European powers are planning on Thursday to reiterate their commitment to the Iran nuclear deal, Reuters reported.
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"Let me reiterate my sincere apology for any actual hurt my words have caused," Omar reportedly said.
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Instead, someone named Ed Kurzawa responded, though only to reiterate everything that Ms. Bryant had already said.
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But I would just like to reiterate that these are fictional characters in a very fictional world.
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Analysts expect they will stay upbeat on the economic outlook and reiterate a steady outlook for rates.
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They instead used the six-hour debate to reiterate well-worn arguments and talk past each other.
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"And I want to reiterate, I'm grateful for the opportunity to be on American Idol," he said.
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" Coupa Software: "I'm going to reiterate that while that's an expensive stock, it is a good one.
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I wonder whether just having volunteers reiterate what's been said before limits the agency of the participants.
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"I reiterate, as I did before, that this case shall not act as a precedent," he said.
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That's $17.11 million to the median of $42,893 (which, to reiterate, is not the company's lowest salary).
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IARC would like to reiterate that draft versions of the Monographs are deliberative in nature and confidential.
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First I want to reiterate how much Jack and I appreciated our candid discussion with you last week.
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De Blasio's pitch, for example, largely seems to either extend or simply reiterate the availability of existing programs.
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He did reiterate that Ford may have been assaulted by someone else, thus avoiding calling Ford a liar.
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Much has already been written about how terrible this is, but let me just reiterate: He. Sentences. Her.
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To reiterate, depictions of Black people on screen always work out better when they come from Black artists.
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But let me reiterate, I have no knowledge or involvement in Russian Collusion or any other inappropriate act.
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Officials reiterate they want to do the evacuation in a deliberate manner that could take days or weeks.
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Searching for Demosisto shows just a handful of posts, none of which reiterate or support the group's messages.
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Even as they expressed their disappointment, world leaders were quick to reiterate their commitment to the Paris Accords.
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The statement continued: The CDA said it will reiterate to security officers that they are not police officers.
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"If all he does is reiterate" the top lines of the report, "then perhaps it's worthwhile," said Rep.
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"I want to reiterate that all I did was share their story and start a campaign," he says.
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"The federal government wants to reiterate its confidence in the quality of our national product," commented President Temer.
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However, management did reiterate that they believe the deal will provide a big boost to Tech Data's earnings.
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And let's reiterate her BF is the man filming the love scenes she shares with Chris Sullivan (Toby).
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Be smart: Trump felt he had to publicly reiterate that he is mentally stable enough to be president.
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To reiterate: dogs love chocolate, and if it's around they will try to get their paws on it.
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But the plan gave Obama a chance to reiterate that despite his failure to close the notorious facility.
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However, Sanofi Pasteur wishes to reiterate that its vaccines are safe and effective and protect against infectious diseases.
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"We reiterate our concern that much of the cost cutting comes from sales and marketing budgets," Jefferies said.
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"I want to clearly reiterate: from our point of view these allegations are unfounded and unsubstantiated," Enders said.
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"His spokesman said it yesterday and I'm sure he'll reiterate that in the days to come," Sessions added.
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I will reiterate that I've never tested earbuds that cancel noise as well as the Sony WF-265XM21000.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called Al-Thani on Sunday to reiterate Tehran's policy to "cement ties" with Doha.
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And just to reiterate ... even prosecutors agree he should be released on bail while his appeals are considered.
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We don't have to reiterate to ourselves or to the rest of the world why Trump is unacceptable.
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Second, and to reiterate, Sohae is a space launch site that's not integral to its ballistic missile program.
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Both scenarios are seen as dangerous and high risk so Trump may wish to reiterate America's military support.
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For the United States, it was a chance to reiterate its capacity to host a future World Cup.
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I must reiterate what I said in a story last night about another replacement phone that caught fire.
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"We reiterate our absolute and unrestricted commitment and support for the action of this government," the letter said.
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These are the moments when you really reiterate your faith in God, but none of us were panicking.
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A Cárdenas spokesman said it was sent simply to reiterate members' concerns about the rule being too broad.
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" Republicans will reiterate that there is "no evidence to support any collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Many have taken pains to reiterate their wish not to disrupt the journal system, only to enhance it.
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He just wanted to reiterate his rejection of that allegation and talk about—- he'd thought about it more.
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The authors also reiterate the fact that these technologies are coming, whether we're ready for them or not.
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Market analysts believe that Yellen will reiterate that the central bank is on track to continue raising rates.
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To reiterate, we estimate that the leaked bill would increase average costs for individuals by $21,83 per year.
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"But let me reiterate, I have no knowledge or involvement in Russian collusion or any other inappropriate act."
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The White House has continued to reiterate that President Trump and Kelly have "full confidence" in Porter's abilities.
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Also, to reiterate, herpes is not a big deal and no one should be ashamed of having it.
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He pointed to the pandemic as a way to reiterate that ideology can be the enemy of results.
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And I think, if anyone from our investigative unit was sitting here right now, they would reiterate that.
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However, he did not reiterate his proposal to scrap the new airport and instead expand another hub nearby.
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But Chaffetz jumped on the incident to reiterate his call for the firing of IRS Commissioner John Koskinen.
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Then reiterate that you would like to work through your issues off the clock if she is willing.
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And he used global crises to reiterate his opposition to socialism, something he has accused Democrats of encouraging.
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On Monday morning, Mr. Sekulow appeared on the Fox News talk show "Fox & Friends" to reiterate his points.
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SpaceX representatives often reiterate after something goes wrong during development that the company doesn't consider such incidences failures.
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We just got to keep going over it and continue to reiterate what we want them to do.
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We reiterate our Overweight rating & are establishing a 2019 price target of $2,200 based on our SOP analysis.
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"We reiterate the projection we've made," he said, referring to a 0.1% deficit estimated by the government earlier.
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I'll reiterate that one: I once turned up in a full suit for an interview at Zoo magazine.
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As of this article's publication, the account has been used to reiterate the group's threats and retweet news coverage.
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Obviously, it's important to reiterate out that this is still an estimate with a fairly large level of uncertainty.
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After explaining the feature in detail he went on to reiterate, "It is also not a foundational architectural flaw."
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The AFA spoke out again last week to reiterate "the need for greater transparency and a new regulatory framework".
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"I'd like to reiterate to the citizens of Lancaster, your community is safe," said Robin Limon, the assistant sheriff.
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That was the advice I got, and I would reiterate that and tell any young defender the same thing.
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We reiterate our Neutral rating and $31 PT as we see a balanced risk/reward from recent trading levels.
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Powell has never responded directly to the attacks, except to reiterate the importance of a politically independent central bank.
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But we wish to reiterate that the financing was completed with strict adherence to the regulations applicable to embargoes.
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But let me reiterate, I have no knowledge or involvement in Russian Collusion [sic] or any other inappropriate act.
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Chinese and E.U. officials will jointly reiterate their commitment to climate and energy policy on Friday, according to Reuters.
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But just to reiterate, you can't recall a situation at this company in which an individual journalist was sued?
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And I will also reiterate my point that we have, as a matter of policy, ruled out currency intervention.
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"I reiterate our commitment to freedom of expression and the press, which are fundamental to our democracy," Nieto said.
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Lindsey Graham went on "Fox and Friends" on Monday morning to chide Trump — and then reiterate his vile message.
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He took to Twitter to reiterate his stance that Sweden is "under assault" because of the country's immigration policies.
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The company did reiterate this expectation of 360,000 to 313,000 deliveries in 2019 … 63,000 in the most recent quarter.
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Sanders and his top aides hit the Sunday talk show circuit to reiterate their demands that Wasserman Schultz resign.
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I would like to reiterate: Israel is not interested in escalation, but will do everything necessary to defend ourselves.
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He took care, at the same time, to stay steady with his players, to reiterate their identity and strengths.
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We reiterate our Overweight rating and $245 YE19 price target; Facebook remains our best idea in the Internet space.
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"We also reiterate that Calvin Klein completely respects and honors the integrity of China's sovereignty and territory," it added.
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So I think that's what I've tried to sort of reiterate to the rookies that are on our team.
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The instructions, which reiterate the Roman Catholic Church's preference for burial over cremation, are in line with previous teachings.
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When they did, the administrator would admonish them to continue—and reiterate that they would not be held responsible.
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Spicer's comments reiterate my previous statements that no matter what Trump does, it likely won't be a clean decision.
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To reiterate here: interferon gamma might make animals more social, while IL-43 might help keep their minds sharp.
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Nielsen will reiterate a "shared responsibility" culture of preparedness for disaster, saying local and state governments are best positioned.
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To reiterate this rather convoluted arrangement: gamers use their idle computers to mine various cryptocurrencies for GammaNow through SoftMiner.
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I won't reiterate them now, but you can read some of the most common arguments and counter-arguments here.
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Yes, but on the inspectors bit, I want to reiterate that they need to be at a meaningful location.
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We'd like to reiterate that LeEco remains an active and viable company after our business restructure earlier this year.
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M.S. MILLER, NEW YORK I can only reiterate my earlier nongreen-thumb disclosure before I concede: That sounds reasonable.
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"We reiterate that we reject Xerox's proposal as it significantly undervalues HP. "Additionally, it is highly conditional and uncertain.
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Elon Musk used Twitter on Wednesday night to reiterate, without evidence, that people were overreacting to the coronavirus pandemic.
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On Monday afternoon, press secretary Sarah Sanders held her first press briefing since October 3rd to reiterate Trump's sentiments.
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They simply reiterate the "objective of achieving a climate-neutral EU by 2050," which EU leaders endorsed in December.
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"I reiterate our commitment to sustainable development," Prime Minister Narendra Modi told a recent conference for World Environment Day.
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But I just want to reiterate how good lavender is, just as like an anti-anxiety, calming, palliative tonic.
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"Between Two Ferns," to reiterate, is packed with laughs, most of them at the expense of its celebrity participants.
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Central bankers could reiterate those views or ditch them if they want to send a signal about the future.
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His office used the occasion of Hungary's Holocaust Remembrance Day to reiterate its strong criticism of EU migration policies.
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McConnell plans to reiterate his view to Senate Republicans during a closed-door lunch on Tuesday, a source said.
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And I reiterate, as much as I know that it hurts people's feelings, that I dread Nordic American Tankers.
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I should reiterate, however, that Night mode is available on both the iPhone 11 and the iPhone 11 Pro.
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Another option for the president is to reiterate his famous plan to build a wall on the Mexican border.
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Myths, both ancient and contemporary, religious and secular, reiterate the beliefs, behaviors, and feelings of people about their world.
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Mr. Guaidó said on Twitter that Mr. Trump had telephoned him to reiterate American support and pledge humanitarian help.
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I want my own work to speak for itself but I will reiterate my commitment to building this movement.
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I'll reiterate here that this low level of interaction with Microsoft might be unique to me, or at least unusual.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The literature generated on an artist may narrate, reiterate, and reconstruct the artist's biography.
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"This week, the ECB will probably reiterate that a discussion on another round of TLTRO is still premature," Hense said.
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Obviously, our hearts go out to the victims and their families, and I just want to reiterate County Executive Schuh.
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This is well below the ECB's target, and the central bank will reiterate its vigilance against downside risks next week.
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He thinks Spicer's best response is to own up to it, give the updated information and reiterate his broader point.
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"I have said and reiterate again, it is the most serious failing in this force's history." editing by Stephen Addison
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"This is a message I will reiterate (to Zarif) ... we judge Iran by their actions, not their words," Champagne said.
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All of which sounds super fun, but we should reiterate, you will likely never be able to purchase this car.
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Just read these lines from the chorus: To reiterate: Just a lamp and a rub away from whatever you want.
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It is also expected to reiterate it will keep buying assets such as government bonds and exchange-traded equity funds.
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Lohan sat down for an interview with Russia's Channel One to reiterate her claims that Tarabasov was abusive to her.
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" The Cut quote-tweeted the message and added, "We want to reiterate that we take responsibility for publishing this piece.
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We must bring together people from diverse backgrounds to collaborate and seek solutions rather than reiterate their standard talking points.
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" After an apology for the initial response, the letter reads, "We want to reiterate that we believe all families matter.
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Breitbart only mentioned the Russia investigation to reiterate that Trump's connections with Russia — or lack thereof — were a settled matter.
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To reiterate, we decry the national campaign of defamation that Daleiden and his political allies have unleashed against Planned Parenthood.
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But the Nevada congressional delegation remains against the project: Heller and four House Democrats testified Wednesday to reiterate their opposition.
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We're not trying to guilt trip you (we promise), but we'd just like reiterate how wasteful single-use batteries are.
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The Savages say they're concerned for her health and safety and reiterate they haven't seen her for almost a year.
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We respect the legal process and reiterate that jury verdicts are not medical, scientific or regulatory conclusions about a product.
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"I want to reiterate our preference to engage with you to negotiate a transaction," Mr. Brandicourt said in the letter.
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Yes, to reiterate, more people would be willing to give up their jobs for a partner than give up meat.
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We reiterate our sincere apology for what he endured & will work with diversity experts to ensure this never happens again.
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I had to reiterate my order several times to various people as I moved from pizza assembly to check-out.
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Whatever their other differences, all living former presidents should join together to reiterate their unyielding faith in this timeless cause.
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"We have to reiterate it - leaving the euro has never been considered and it is not being considered," he said.
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Jokes aside, to reiterate: Improper handling of an avocado can land you in the ER with a fucked up hand.
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They reiterate the point that just because someone is smiling or "seems happy," it doesn't mean that person isn't struggling.
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As such, I would reiterate my thinking from last November: Don't abandon gold, but own less than you normally would.
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But to reiterate, the indictment said that the Russians' goal was to sway the 2016 election toward a particular outcome.
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Sources at ABC, the producers of 'Criminal,' reiterate their investigation showed Thomas was the aggressor, and Virgil's keeping his job.
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These tensions reiterate that at the end of the Obama administration, white and black Americans see two very different Americas.
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Show your gratitude and also reiterate one specific part or detail from the meeting that you enjoyed or found helpful.
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"I reiterate my plea that, as U.S. citizens, we are not asking for better treatment or less treatment," he said.
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Hembrow reactivated her account to reiterate that she would donate her profits by posting a heartbreaking video of a koala.
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In meeting the Turkish leader, the vice president is expected to reiterate President Trump's demand for a negotiated cease-fire.
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Trump should reiterate that the terrorists of Hamas and the incitement of the Palestinian Authority are the obstacles to peace.
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To reiterate, WWDC in June will be the place to look for news about iOS, macOS, tvOS, iPadOS, and watchOS.
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And to reiterate: All of this on top of a long, wonderfully written (though often purposefully abrasive) RPG/adventure game.
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CCL continues to reiterate its commitment to the market, alongside TCCC, with significant investment plans over the next few years.
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At the UN, Trump is also expected to reiterate his message on American sovereignty and his 'America first' trade policy.
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"We reiterate our hope that you will execute a serious diplomatic plan before it is too late," the letter said.
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"We reiterate the call for a constructive and respectful dialogue," the alliance said in a statement read after the meeting.
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A McConnell aide said McConnell was trying to schedule a meeting with Obama to reiterate his opposition to any nominee.
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Just to reiterate, there is zero such debate on the reality of human-caused climate change going on today in science.
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The central bank is expected to maintain current rates but reiterate that it intends to raise borrowing costs down the line.
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That's a sentiment that Democratic lawmakers are certain to reiterate Wednesday during a FCC oversight hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee.
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There's a lot of good stories to check out and, to reiterate, we've been planning this for a long, long time.
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For many countries, the vote was a chance to take a dig at America and to reiterate their support for decolonisation.
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"I categorically reiterate that the Cuban government has no responsibility whatsoever in the health conditions reported by U.S. diplomats," she said.
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Even as former employees voice their frustrations, they're quick to reiterate their love of their work and belief in the company.
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"Ask this at the end of the interview, in case you need to reiterate or clear up any miscommunications," Finn suggests.
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Facebook is using the update to reiterate five areas where users should be aware of how they can control their experience:
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It didn't reiterate this number in today's press release, though Moxcey told me that the company is sticking with this number.
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Bolivia maintains a navy and celebrates an annual "day of the sea" commemoration to reiterate its perceived right to ocean access.
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" He spoke at length about the need to secure the border and reiterate his vow to build a "great border wall.
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The documents also formally waive Kraft's right to an arraignment hearing and reiterate the not guilty plea he entered last month.
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While gold price should come under pressure again, we reiterate our view that the structural decline in gold prices is over.
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Which, to reiterate because it's important, are these: Trump told two Russian officials highly classified information in the Oval Office. Period.
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Sophie GilbertJune 3, 2016 First, let me reiterate that yes, the eggplant emoji is used as a stand-in for tallywackers.
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"I would like to reiterate: Israel is not interested in escalation, but will do everything necessary to defend ourselves," he added.
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He should reiterate his commitment to criminal justice reform and set out what he will continue to do to make progress.
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" In the Tuesday briefing with reporters, a senior administration official said, "The president will reiterate how committed he is to peace.
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All five days I reiterate how important it is to wear a hard hat, what with the attacking scaffolding and all.
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He said Colonial will reiterate that it believes FERC should deny the shippers' request and instead grant Colonial's request for dismissal.
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Though many readers will be aware, it is important to reiterate why we are discussing these things in the first place.
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Russian authorities reiterate periodically that they stand ready to renew cooperation with Washington on Syria and, more globally, on fighting terrorism.
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To reiterate an earlier point, special education deserves just as much thoughtful consideration and innovation as the education industry at large.
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He got Flynn to admit that he understood lying to the FBI was a crime, and to reiterate his guilty plea.
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To reiterate, from the high and mighty pulpit, you got to work them knees like a can-can dancer, daddy-o.
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"I would like to reiterate our unwavering commitment towards solving the mystery" of the missing plane, he said in prepared remarks.
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Now, I consider myself a generally active person, but I cannot reiterate how drenched I was after this hour-long class.
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I will reiterate my prediction that those who jump into this climate space will make the next great fortunes in tech.
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On Sunday, the Saudi prince called Trump to reiterate the Kingdom's "absolute cooperation" with the US on the investigation, officials said.
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They also sent a letter on Tuesday night to Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan to reiterate their concern about Pompeo.
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He originally was supposed to be sentenced during a hearing in December 2018, where Sullivan had him reiterate his guilty plea.
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His defense counsel kicked off the hearing by having Stone reiterate his apology -- this time under oath, from the witness box.
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All she does in public is reiterate that she wants us to leave the European Union, as planned, on March 29.
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"We reiterate our stance since November that the key strategy for the foreseeable future is to sell these rallies," he said.
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In her speech, Sturgeon will reiterate she will only seek to secede from the United Kingdom through a properly agreed referendum.
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In her speech, Sturgeon will reiterate she will only seek to secede from the United Kingdom through a properly agreed referendum.
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"Donald Trump said and continues to reiterate, 'I have tremendous support within unions,'" said Michael Podhorzer, the AFL-CIO's political director.
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To reiterate why this cultural experiment was destined for failure, I should mention I was born and raised in Clovis, Calif.
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We've covered the question of the Knights' pregame festivities before, but let me reiterate my stance here: I'm fully on board.
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Why couldn't that success simply be replicated by using different vessels to reiterate the same message that worked for him so well?
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After heavy criticism the company did reiterate its dedication to net neutrality last summer, and has ramped up its support on Twitter.
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But I want to reiterate, there is no truth to this idea of restructuring the intelligence community infrastructure, it is 100% false.
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Republicans on the trail and on Capitol Hill barely talk about health care at all, except to reiterate undying antipathy to Obamacare.
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Expect him to reiterate his argument that the 2015 rules have spooked internet providers, causing them to invest less in their infrastructure.
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Spicer called staff into his office last week to reiterate his frustration with the leaks, sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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Powell is expected to reiterate that the U.S. economy is doing well but that interest rates can stay low given subdued inflation.
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We want to reiterate that the HFPA understands today—as it did 15 years ago—that what Mr. Fraser experienced was inappropriate.
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Let me reiterate our commitment that every child in the District is welcome and is to be treated with dignity and respect.
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But let me just reiterate that this is all cosmetic and is unlikely to faze everyone lost in Odyssey's fun and wonder.
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Icahn has continued to reiterate his support for the GOP nominee, despite gaffes such as Trump's comments about a Mexican-American judge.
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He added, however, she would probably reiterate that the Fed remains dependent on economic data when assessing its next monetary policy move.
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At the same time, we must reiterate that we strongly recommend additional protections even though they cannot be expressed in our baselines.
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" He concluded the email by writing, "I will reiterate this to management above me, but they seem to have their own agenda.
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To reiterate: The chart above does not suggest that around 92 percent of companies are acquired after raising a Series C round.
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They reiterate policies they've already suggested in press releases or past years, trying in vain to get Congress to pass them anyway.
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We do not expect any commitment to future policy moves, but the Fed will likely reiterate their desire to 'sustain the expansion.
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To reiterate: We've never had a better, fuller grasp of how dangerous climate change is—if you need more info, Google it.
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"We reiterate our goal for 2019 to grow double the market and achieve positive cash generation," the management said in the filing.
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Mnuchin is expected to reiterate the Trump administration's goal for 3 percent or greater gross domestic product growth in congressional testimony Thursday.
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Again, to reiterate, in case you need it: don't fill a Kinder Egg capsule with smack and bang it up your asshole.
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I want to reiterate that it's possible to do all this stuff right and still wind up with malware on your computer.
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I could reiterate how I see Go Set a Watchman, last year's controversial publication, as the unedited pre-Mockingbird manuscript it is.
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Spokesmen for both automakers would only reiterate what they have said before about the companies collaborating on the development of commercial vehicles.
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"We commend GM for today's decision and we reiterate the importance of a collective bargaining process in times like these," Jones said.
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Schumer, according a spokesman, was also using the meeting with Pence to reiterate that Democrats couldn't support funding for a physical wall.
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"I share the anger of victims and their relatives and reiterate my support to this struggle and the government's determination," she tweeted.
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We reiterate our commitment to work in partnership with the African continent, supporting the African Union Agenda 2063, to realize Africa's potential.
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Many, however, warn they would use a sit-down to reiterate that the Supreme Court seat should remain vacant until next year.
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His frequent interruptions of his Democratic colleagues to reiterate partisan divides between them added another layer of tension to the entire spectacle.
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"I will reiterate because it's a fact — nothing I sent or received was classified," she said of her correspondences at the agency.
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In the home stretch of Virginia's gubernatorial race, each candidate is making last-ditch efforts to reiterate their stance on key issues.
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These numbers reiterate the point we made back in July of 2018: The notion of investor protection is starving on the vine.
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He expects Draghi to reiterate his commitment to looser monetary policy and quash talk of any tapering of the asset purchase programme.
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We continue to believe there is massive runway ahead; we maintain our $2,300 TP and reiterate our Buy rating on the shares.
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"On behalf of my client, I reiterate our respectful demand that this police officer be suspended pending this investigation," Mr. Mildenberg said.
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His comments are not as aggressively dovish as Bullard's yesterday but he does reiterate the same concerns: trade tensions and low inflation.
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In 2015, he pressed Ted Cruz on his marijuana position, calling on the Texas senator to reiterate his support for states' rights.
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That is to say, the horizontal and vertical subdivisions of the shapes are there for reasons other than to reiterate the support.
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To reiterate, joining standalone pieces of legislation into one consolidated legislative package is standard operating procedure for both this Committee and others.
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Mohan cited Apple's large size, low leverage, high cash balance, attractive valuation and growth prospects as reasons to reiterate his buy rating.
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Experts predicted Mr. Xi would reiterate that proposal with Mr. Trump and tell him that the ball is now in America's court.
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In the US, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continues to reiterate during press calls that face masks aren't recommended.
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And I also want to reiterate that the CDC says you don't need to wear a mask if you are already healthy.
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As we look forward, we continue to see an attractive case for outperformance from here and reiterate EL as a top pick.
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Allow me to reiterate: It was sushi in a floating kayak that we could eat in the pool while we drank Champagne.
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"I still say own it, don't trade it, but I've also been saying, and I reiterate, it hasn't bottomed yet," Cramer said.
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"I just wish to reiterate and reaffirm the statements that have already been made on my behalf by Buckingham Palace," he said.
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"We reiterate our willingness to take up every (recommendation) that seeks to improve our practices with respect to human rights," she said.
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He is expected to reiterate a steady outlook for rates after better-than-expected manufacturing output and services activity data on Friday.
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We have always strongly opposed the use of illegal substances, and we reiterate that there is no safe way to take drugs.
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The students had made several of these demands previously but used the protest to reiterate calls that the changes be enacted immediately.
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We might emerge with a next step for understanding or conflict resolution, and then reiterate the process along with the next step.
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That's the simple reality of the phone market today, and it's the thing Apple's new iPhone pricing will reiterate to a wider audience.
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Tellingly, German Chancellor Angela Merkel - not the president-elect - felt it necessary to reiterate those shared values on the morning after the election.
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Secretary of Defense James Mattis already visited Japan and South Korea in early February, to reiterate US support for their two regional allies.
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Indeed EU Council President Donald Tusk and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker published letters Monday to May designed to reiterate this point.
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And I reiterate, the blame is on those individuals who take guidance from those terrorists and use the civilian population as its hostages.
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"I want to reiterate to people, what you saw on social media was real and what we had was real love," she said.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo then had a follow up call with the Crown Prince to reiterate the United States request for information.
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"We reiterate that excess volatility and disorderly movements in exchange rates can have adverse implications for economic and financial stability," the draft said.
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The ECB is expected to reiterate its plan to maintain a very accommodative monetary policy at least until the end of the year.
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I'd also like to reiterate that Angie and I will not be getting married until George and his partner can legally do so.
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But he did reiterate that he thought it would be a mistake for the US to roll back its commitment to foreign aid.
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"As the week closes, we want to reiterate that creating these conversations is exactly the purpose of the Viewpoint section," the editorial said.
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Last week's I/O conference saw Google reiterate its positioning as an AI-first company, a move it first highlighted a year previously.
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He does, however, reiterate Uber's abysmal gender diversity statistics and pledge to ferry the company through this crisis and ultimately address these issues.
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He answered questions directly and without defensiveness as he tried to reiterate the mission of the social network to better connect the world.
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In fact, characters with a strong sense of ethics tend to die because, I'll reiterate, that's the only interesting thing they can do.
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It will probably issue a "rollover" resolution co-sponsored by Sri Lanka's government, which will reiterate its promise to do all these things.
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In a series of calls with investors yesterday, none would elaborate on Straz's alleged behavior, preferring to reiterate the company's earlier talking points.
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He has even taken to Twitter to reiterate that Saudi Arabia will continue with stable oil policies — if only the market would listen.
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One was to reiterate their prior stance that there should be HIV screening in people ages 15–65 and in all pregnant women.
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So, to reiterate: just because something is shown to work in a lab or on another person doesn't mean it'll work on you.
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Trump repeated this word five times during the debate to reiterate his view that Clinton doesn't have what it takes to be president.
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"Even if flows fail to materially increase in each country, we reiterate our view that the oil price recovery is tenuous," they added.
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And again, to reiterate, Smyte is a provider of anti-abuse and anti-fraud protections – not something any business would shut off overnight.
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"Today, I reiterate the need for Congress to establish a Select Committee with full investigatory powers to thoroughly examine this matter," Curbelo said.
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It was also an improvement on a fall of 23.6% in the first quarter and enabled WPP to reiterate its full-year outlook.
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Let me reiterate: To write elegant software, you must keep both the macro and the micro vision in your mind simultaneously while working.
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Casey Newton: Well, I would reiterate my prediction from earlier, which is that 2019 is going to be about the smaller social networks.
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A true successor to John McCain as the principal spokesman for America's role in the world will not reiterate and regurgitate past speeches.
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"I would reiterate and repeat a total return of 6 percent to 753 percent growth" including dividend yields of 2 percent, Einhorn said.
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"I want to reiterate that Lake Worth does not have any zombie activity currently and apologize for the system message," reads the statement.
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"I reiterate that our engines conform to the law and do not use illegal software," Opel Chief Executive Officer Karl-Thomas Neumann said.
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Trump has also used the attacks to reiterate his support for re-legalization of waterboarding, as well as for new, tough border controls.
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There, the president will "reiterate his commitment to agriculture and rural America" at a time when the administration says many farmers are struggling.
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I would like to reiterate that the Chinese government has been comprehensively, accurately, faithfully and strictly implementing the Security Council's DPRK-related resolutions.
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"We'd like to reiterate, as the commission stated independently, that Mr. Trump experienced audio issues the night of the debate," Ms. Hicks said.
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I'm leaning towards the latter, but I need to reiterate once more: The LG G8X is infinitely less cool than the Galaxy Fold.
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"I want to reiterate that Lake Worth does not have any zombie activity currently and apologize for the system message," Ben Kerr said.
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We believe the fundamental drivers of the equity market remain intact and reiterate our S&P 500 year-end 2018 forecast of 2850.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe talked to Trump and Tillerson on the phone to reiterate the necessity of maintaining pressure on North Korea.
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Using his precious air time to reiterate a complimentary message and praising other candidates instead of trying to draw an overt policy contrast.
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He must reiterate -- as American forces proved when attacked recently by pro-Syrian forces -- that a move on Manbij will not be tolerated.
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To reiterate, the CDC guidelines are super straightforward, and really not that different from what you'd do normally to avoid catching the flu.
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Johnson's chief trade negotiator, David Frost, is set to reiterate the UK's tough negotiating position in a lecture in Brussels on Monday evening.
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The location of Vice President Mike Pence was more precise: He arrived in Japan to reiterate America's commitment to rein in North Korea.
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But Ryan did reiterate support for the Fix NICS Act, which strengthens but does not expand the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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Anything I could possibly write here will simply reiterate something you already know, something that has been documented and think-pieced ad nauseam.
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"I reiterate to you my commitment to fight until we conquer freedom," he said, pointing out the plebiscite voting day on July 16.
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While Beyoncé tried to reiterate that the trademark application was for "Blue Ivy Carter" and not "Blue Ivy," Morales continued the legal battle.
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"I want to reiterate unequivocally that prices will go down and customers will get more for less," he told Bloomberg in an interview.
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It's also a time to reiterate that it's criminal that in California we do not do enough to take care of public schools.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe talked to President Donald Trump on the phone to reiterate the necessity of maintaining pressure on North Korea.
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The affable 29-year-old seated before me with the dripping wrist need not reiterate that he's stacked his paper and leveled up.
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"I would like to reiterate that driving while impaired by drugs is and will remain illegal," justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould told media.
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The United States, they said, would reiterate its demands that North Korea make concessions and did not plan to offer any in return.
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The call will also be an opportunity for the company to reiterate its improved fiscal discipline under CFO Ruth Porat, who joined in 2015.
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But let me reiterate a simple point: national security is more important than Trump aides being able to send text messages to their kids.
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"With regards to the finance portfolio, we reiterate that while the political leadership has changed, government's overall policy orientation remains the same," Zuma said.
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Vivendi is about to notify Rome on its position in TIM but will reiterate it exercises only "management and coordination", a French source said.
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We empathize with those who might wish to donate, but reiterate that at this time no one who needs blood is doing without it.
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It's a way for Kjellberg to reiterate to his audience that everything about "subscribe to PewDiePie" is a joke, not a call to arms.
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" She wanted to reiterate that her goal was not to diagnose Paul as a sociopath, saying "a therapist cannot diagnose someone they don't see.
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And the debut of the updated dual lens camera systems in the iPhone 8 Plus and the iPhone X seems likely to reiterate it.
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The company wishes to reiterate that in India it continues to operate with a very experienced team comprising senior team leaders and business heads.
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He had faith they'd find a way to win, and hearing his teammates reiterate that made it sound like they were worried he didn't.
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The midterm elections are upon us (did you vote yet?) and celebrities are coming out on social media to reiterate the importance of voting.
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"Also, I want to reiterate what I said in my earlier statement that no one speaks for me, or for my father, but ourselves."
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RBC cautioned investors that Tesla did not update or reiterate its 2019 forecast, which the company did in the first quarter of this year.
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Tom Donohue, the Chamber's president, is expected to make four recommendations in a speech on Thursday to reiterate its call for an infrastructure deal.
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On Sunday the RSS affiliate wrote to Modi to reiterate its call for a ban on both TikTok and another Bytedance app called Helo.
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I want to reiterate that it would be gratifying to see this moment turn into something that would actually have some impact on him.
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I would like to reiterate that every dollar of public money is accounted for, as it is my duty before God and the nation.
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Actually, considering the absurdity of this year — I'll reiterate, he ejaculated onto a potted plant — fantasizing about a graceful piscine humanoid is downright sensible.
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In 23Q we think Uber will benefit from better rides pricing and decreasing competitive intensity in the U.S. and we reiterate our Buy rating.
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And while the Saudi royals and Israeli officials are unlikely to speak harshly to the president, Pope Francis is sure to reiterate his criticism.
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According to Davis, a lot of Naloxone that's circulating now can't be tied to a prescription—and to reiterate, this is a positive thing.
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"However, we would like to reiterate that the Proclamation lays out a clear set of criteria for the granting of waivers," the official added.
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The bank did, however, reiterate it would be ready to step into the market to smooth swings it deems excessive, without giving precise guidance.
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On Sunday the RSS affiliate wrote to Modi to reiterate its call for a ban on both TikTok and another Bytedance app called Helo.
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Full-year pretax profit and earnings per share were ahead of expectations, prompting Richards to reiterate his 'overweight' rating and 3,13 pence price target.
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"To reiterate what we've already shared when asked, we made this decision based on performance," a Nordstrom spokeswoman said, according to a CNN reporter.
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Just to reiterate, more space for Trump to push foreign leaders into nuclear war is reason enough to keep Trump away from longer tweets.
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Lingard scored five goals in the 2018/2019 season—and to reiterate, he celebrated by doing the bust down dance for zero of them.
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His main rhetorical outreach has been to reiterate his 2002 prosecution of the KKK members behind the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in 1963.
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Schumer was expected to reiterate during the meeting that Democrats would not support a bill that includes funding for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
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I quoted my original op-ed twice and had to reiterate the reasons why the existence of my nation's people should be accepted. Sad.
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"At best, this proposal is a political exercise intended to allow the majority to reiterate their position on the Affordable Care Act," said Rep.
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"I will reiterate my personal commitment to a final bill that can pass both chambers and be signed into law by the president," Sen.
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Chipotle responded by implementing a new paid sick-leave policy and holding a number of meetings with its employees to reiterate food preparation practices.
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" A White House spokesperson reached out to CNN to reiterate the President's tweet that he has not spoken to Stone in a "long time.
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To be clear, and to reiterate what it says in its policy update, Ravelry has not banned people who support Trump from the site.
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I would rather plunge into something totally different and fool around there for a while and experiment, rather than reiterate whatever I've already made.
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For the record, the FCC's arguments and counter-arguments are set forth in the rule itself and court filings largely reiterate the same points.
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Again, it's important to reiterate: This storm isn't over, and the Texas coast is likely to be feeling its effects for a long time.
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"We reiterate our condemnation of the dead, disappeared, aggressions and arbitrary detentions of protesters, activists and journalists," said Antonia Urrejola, the group's Nicaraguan delegate.
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"However, we are disturbed by irregularities observed during voting and reiterate long-standing concerns over the integrity of the vote-tabulation process," she added.
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And I spoke with the president this morning, he asked me to speak on his behalf, and to reiterate that Mike Flynn had resigned.
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"Let me reiterate our commitment that every child in the district is welcome and is to be treated with dignity and respect," he wrote.
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Lucian Chalfen, an O.C.A. spokesman, said the call was intended to reiterate the new policy and to allay officers' concerns about the Massachusetts case.
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To reiterate, the worst-rated actors/actresses star mostly in comedies and action films, while the best-rated are heavier on drama-oriented films.
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"We would like to reiterate that we do not in any way discriminate against union members or their activities," a spokesperson told CNN Business.
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We reiterate our call for [the] government to introduce a statutory and binding code of practice for [facial recognition] as a matter of priority.
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"We empathize with those who might wish to donate, but reiterate that at this time no one who needs blood is doing without it."
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell is also expected to reiterate the rate will likely remain at that level through much, if not all, of 2020.
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Biden should reiterate his commitment to African-American voters, instead of simply repeating poll numbers that point to their strong support for his candidacy.
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"I just want to reiterate it would be very unwise for them to use weaponized gas," Mattis told reporters while en route to Oman.
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She and other Republicans have said they would use the meetings to reiterate that filling the vacancy should wait until after the election. Sen.
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Further, we reiterate fee-specific terms on every customer invoice, itemize fees on management reports, and annually distribute complete Terms & Conditions to every customer.
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"We expect the upcoming results season to allow both TUI and Thomas Cook to reiterate their full-year guidance," analysts at the bank said.
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Once again, President Trump mentioned the issue of the so-called interference of Russia in the American elections, and I had to reiterate things.
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That prompted Stifel's Scott Devitt to reiterate his buy rating on the social media firm in a note to clients just after midnight Friday.
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Lessons learned; The Hill's policiesThis investigation has made The Hill reconsider some policies as well as reiterate guidelines it has followed for many years.
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Over 60 protesters from 20 community groups held a protest at the Brooklyn Museum on Sunday to reiterate their demands for a decolonization commission.
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So, there is that, but by and large, the main problem, I will reiterate, is on the demand side, not on the supply side.
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Also, I reiterate my longstanding position that people shouldn't be fired for a tweet, *particularly* one that is obviously being read in manifestly bad faith.
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Cost cutting enabled Pearson to reiterate its target of 2016 adjusted operating profit of between 580 million pounds and 620 million pounds for the year.
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To ensure the payment is allocated according to your wishes, be prepared to reiterate those preferences every time you make an extra payment, Mayotte said.
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In the past, Rand Paul would call out Trump's economic heresy and reiterate a commitment to free trade, but Paul is out of the running.
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He seized the opportunity to reiterate his hatred for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which he is currently trying to renegotiate with Canada.
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The Hanoi meeting was Trump's second meeting with Kim in eight months and he appeared to reiterate recent statements that he was in no rush.
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Yes, but: I must reiterate that no one knows what's around the corner, and even consensus projections of slowed economic growth are just that — projections.
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"We reiterate our expectation that conditions will warrant another 25 basis point (bp) rate hike this summer," wrote economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Allow me to reiterate that you shouldn't trust a consumer gadget to serve as your doctor or a miracle device that can sense all ailments.
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"I'd just like to reiterate that is just one step in what is hopefully an ongoing dialogue," the council chair called out over the chatter.
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These pins don't challenge me to see my wardrobe differently; they reiterate the sense of style I've seen on the pages of a J.Crew catalog.
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Powell is expected to reiterate the forward guidance he's repeated in the past: That the Fed will "act as appropriate" to sustain the economic expansion.
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Women and their loved ones must be informed of their rights once they register for antenatal clinics, reiterate these rights throughout pregnancy and during birth.
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To reiterate, that information didn't come out until the puppy was brought to a shelter and the animal's microchip pointed her back to Vanderpump Dogs.
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We want to reiterate that quite a while ago, a great matrix was drawn on the wall, with four quadrants in it [this product matrix].
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And to reiterate what I've noted before: There's nothing in the law that would prohibit the newly reorganized company from broadcasting in the United States.
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That gave a first-half figure of down 2%, enabling it to reiterate its full-year guidance for a drop of between 1.5% and 2%.
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Earlier this week Abbas used an article in Britain's Guardian newspaper to reiterate calls for the British government to acknowledge the declaration as a mistake.
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He doesn't only reiterate that he's giving up on China as a partner, but condemns it for its long-established trade relations with the country.
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Protesters said they wanted to reiterate their demands and put their case "in front of an international audience," according to social media posts from demonstrators.
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S. trade talks, while currencies firmed as minutes of the last U.S. Federal Reserve meeting due later are expected to reiterate the bank's dovish stance.
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I would like to just reiterate, though, that this propaganda arm and how they&aposre blocking the Italians from -- or they&aposre essentially using propaganda.
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Spicer also said Trump would continue to reiterate his commitment to protect Medicare as a guiding principle, which could prove problematic in negotiations with Congress.
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However it said it had seen an improvement in the amount of new business it was winning, enabling it to reiterate its full-year target.
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Despite their variety, gestures can be loosely defined as movements used to reiterate or emphasize a message—whether that message is explicitly spoken or not.
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"I reiterate my absolute and categorical rejection of the murders and attacks against those who have been victims," said Santos, who leaves office next month.
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For the first half, group sales were down 2%, enabling WPP to reiterate its guidance for a full-year drop of between 1.5% and 2%.
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When Wall Street figures say nice things about Clinton or give money to her, for example, that's an opportunity for Sanders to reiterate his message.
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"Overall, we think (this) is an encouraging release, and reiterate our 'Buy'," said Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst Philip Middleton in a research note.
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However, global reforms of tax rules have proved very slow in the past, and leaders will reiterate their commitment to move forward alone, if needed.
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In the off chance that you hadn't already noticed, I'm going to reiterate that we do quite a bit of our shopping at Trader Joe's.
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"Now that the snowstorm has arrived, I'd like to reiterate that the safety and security of theatregoers and employees is everyone's primary concern," she said.
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It's hard to reiterate what a major impact this legislation could have; the games industry has reorganized itself around micro-transactions in the past decade.
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"I want to reiterate my commitment for the problem of domestic Greek terrorism to end, once and for all," he said in a written statement.
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"I have already condemned the comments and would like to reiterate that I've been fighting against racial intolerance for most of my life," she wrote.
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He is likely to reiterate the Fed's stance towards gradual monetary policy tightening, and market focus will be on his views on recent trade tensions.
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"He will rally support for the Venezuelan people and reiterate the steadfast support from the United States in their fight for freedom," the official said.
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Africa's security, stability, and sustainable development are high priorities for us, and we reiterate our support for African-led initiatives, including at a regional level.
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We reiterate our commitment to the stabilization, unity and democracy of Libya, which is key for the stability of the Mediterranean region and of Europe.
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If the Trump administration were to reiterate such a message and — more importantly — bolster it with tangible action, Washington could wreak havoc on Turkish markets.
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Anderson has also previously told Fox News their relationship was "romantic" in nature, but she did not reiterate that claim on "The View" on Friday.
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Officials continue to reiterate that all exercises are defensive in nature, even as Trump called them "provocative" -- a word out of the North Korean playbook.
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For Knausgaard the problem is this: How can anyone express the truth and not just unwittingly reiterate through every act and word the predominant worldview?
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No wonder President Obama is expected in London next month to reiterate his conviction that a Britain in Europe is a stronger, more influential ally.
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He'll also reiterate the importance of selling the tax cuts and note that every single Democrat opposed what he views as an increasingly popular law.
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The liquid nicotine will almost always come suspended in some ratio of PG and/or VG. It's important to reiterate here that nicotine is toxic.
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Announces resignation of five board members; controlling shareholders reiterate their commitment to the company * Ability inc - company is in process of identifying replacement board members.
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We need to constantly reiterate the importance of, prevention, early testing and treatment adherence as the pillars of the current global response to HIV/AIDS.
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The president didn't elaborate on what he meant, but went on to reiterate that he wasn't planning on halting the drug war any time soon.
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But Mr. Sessions only meant to reiterate what he said after a memo drafted by House Republicans was released alleging abuse of the FISA process.
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He is generally surrounded by advisers who reiterate his points of view or who are isolated and unable to get their points of view heard.
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I have to reiterate that we haven't seen the end yet when it comes to a political response to this, which has uniformly been authoritarian.
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And they both reiterate that high net worth individuals are particularly lucrative targets, and often communicate through the same devices and services used by millions.
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"I again want to reiterate that his behavior has been unacceptable and his actions are not representative of the Republican Party at all," Fasano said.
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"We reiterate that while the goal is to keep the peace, we will advise police to act when we have no choice," the statement said.
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"We expect Thursday's press statement to reiterate that an 'exceptional degree of monetary accommodation' is still needed," said Luigi Speranza, an economist at BNP Paribas.
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The thing about conducting monetary policy in this time, it's really important to reiterate that we're focused on our maximum employment and price stability goals.
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"Let me reiterate our position that Xinjiang affairs are China's internal affairs," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Monday after the latest leak.
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Hours after Trump's tweets a White House official issued a statement to reiterate that Trump supports the short-term spending deal being pushed by Republicans.
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Surely it's unnecessary to reiterate every few pages that Maura had a beautiful smile, conveying all over again how open, conciliatory and friendly she was?
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May's spokeswoman said she would also reiterate her support for the Iran nuclear deal, which Prime Minister Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump strongly oppose.
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"They repeatedly would reiterate that it wasn't about him — that he was incredibly impressive and well qualified, but this was about politics," Mr. Pollack said.
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With the ending of the war, President Harry Truman took up his predecessor's cause, writing President Camacho to reiterate American interest in the binational park.
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Trump took to Twitter on Friday morning to reiterate his point, for an end to "horrible" chain migration and the "ridiculous" lottery-based immigration system.
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I reiterate that I am innocent of all the charges against me, have pled not guilty and am committed to fighting to be vindicated at trial.
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He is likely to reiterate the Fed's stance towards gradual monetary policy tightening, although any suggestion of caution on recent trade tensions could unnerve the markets.
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Foreign ministry officials met China's representatives in New Zealand on Monday to reiterate that freedom of expression would be upheld and maintained, the website Newsroom said.
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That gave it a first-half figure of down 2%, enabling it to reiterate its full-year guidance for a drop of between 1.5% and 2%.
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" After Pressley reclaimed her time and continued to reiterate the question, Carson said, "Reclaiming my time," to which Presley responded, "You don't get to do that.
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"Many turned to his pithy slogans about free speech and religious tolerance to reiterate their values and express their grief," Warman writes in the book's introduction.
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"We try to reiterate the importance and economic benefits of internet access and conversely the cost of shutting down the internet or specific applications," says Thakur.
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"That's what I love about a FANG stock, there is always someone out there willing to reiterate their buy call when the smoke clears," Cramer said.
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Sanders himself took to the podium at the end of the night to address delegates — and reiterate his pitch for backing Clinton in the general election.
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Did he reiterate that he thinks it is too distracting for a president to face criminal prosecution while in office, and his decisions would reflect that?
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"As the campaign moves forward and Republicans continue to reiterate [their stance] on Obamacare, Latinos are going to be more concerned about health care," Payan said.
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ECB rate setters agreed they needed to reiterate their willingness to act if necessary but wanted to avoid stoking market expectations for further stimulus too far.
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"The Nigerian army wishes to reiterate that it has captured and occupied the last known stronghold of the terrorist group in the Sambisa forest," he said.
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" I reiterate that the fundamental story surrounding the commodity will flip from one fraught with supply concerns to one optimistic about burgeoning global demand," he said.
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"On behalf of our son and my husband, we want to reiterate our love, support and affection for him during this difficult process," the statement read.
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It also took great pains to reiterate the safety procedures it has set out for the Autopilot feature, which is still in the public beta phase.
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"I hate to reiterate it, but it might cause a dramatic change to our capabilities to continue and to collect vital information on ISIS," he said.
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You probably already learned this lesson the hard way, but let us just reiterate: If you see it in stock, do not wait to buy it.
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Speaking before the powerful group, Trump will likely reiterate his campaign pledges to push back against gun control measures backed by his predecessor President Barack Obama.
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MOHAMMAD BARKINDO: However, I want to reiterate, despite the leadership position of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, no one country can serve as the swing producer.
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"On the North Korea nuclear issue, I'd like to reiterate that China has been making persistent efforts to promote a resolution to the issue," he said.
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"We respect the legal process and reiterate that jury verdicts are not medical, scientific or regulatory conclusions about a product," J&J said in a statement.
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"We intend to meet with officials in Washington to understand their position and reiterate our commitment to bring the Dakota Access Pipeline into operation," Warren added.
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I immediately DM the delivery company telling them that the signature and ID number are not mine, and reiterate that I have not received the delivery.
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"On behalf of our son and my husband, we want to reiterate our love, support and affection for him during this difficult process," the statement said.
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"We reiterate the family's message: their wish that no other baby or child goes through something like what their babies had to live through," Aldea said.
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Just to reiterate: Women who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant soon should stay away from any country in which the Zika virus is circulating.
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To reiterate: LinkedIn was forbidding libraries to allow access to training videos with a library card and PIN because it didn't know who the users were.
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Abe could use the meeting at the G-7 to reiterate the importance of solidarity and deterrence even as the Trump administration seeks to restart negotiations.
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So it was notable that Trump used the State of the Union to reiterate his support for the bill and for criminal justice reform in general.
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Like Eisenman, the six painters in On Painting reiterate the influence of their forebears, the pleasures of a chosen medium, and a larger connection to mankind.
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He added: "We must reiterate that we will not spare anybody who is found guilty irrespective of the level or position in the bank," he said.
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Gail: Important point, which I plan to reiterate regularly when Trump begins his economic program by reducing taxes for the rich and regulations on the banks.
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He did not believe, as Judd claimed, that the shape of the canvas determined what was inside, nor was he content to obediently reiterate painting's flatness.
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Ms. Sanders, the White House press secretary, said the president would use his session with Ms. Merkel to reiterate concerns about Germany's energy dependence on Russia.
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"I would like to reiterate Public Health England's advice that the risk to the public is low," Deputy Assistant Commissioner Dean Haydon said in a statement.
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"We want to reiterate that we don't want a trade war, but we aren't afraid of fighting one," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told reporters.
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The 12-week long protests is prestiged as leaderless yet We once again reiterate that Demosisto has never taken up any leading role during the movement.
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Somehow long-running advice columnists, or really any kind of regular columnist or other Pez dispenser of thoughts, can reiterate their ideas for months or decades.
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So, to reiterate, stay calm, and practice the same tried-and-true basic health practices that have existed for "well over a century," Dr. Lushniak said.
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We want to reiterate that our apps do not collect any PII, and therefore it cannot be shared with any other entity, Sensor Tower or otherwise.
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"Also, I want to reiterate what I said in my earlier statement, that no one speaks for me or for my father but ourselves," she said.
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The dollar's next moves could be determined by the U.S. Federal Reserve's meeting later on Wednesday where the central bank should reiterate its on-hold stance.
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Each time, they reiterate the museum's commitment to workers' rights, while pointing out that the Emiratis are in charge of construction and of national labor policy.
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"Not at all," one source said, and McConnell plans to reiterate his view to Senate Republicans during a closed-door lunch on Tuesday, another source said.
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The papers reiterate that a no-deal scenario is unlikely, but they give a first glimpse of what failed talks could look like for British nationals.
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Ginsburg went on to reiterate that there should be no law prohibiting this type of political speech, but added that she "strongly" disagrees with the protest.
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Lawmakers said the hearing served as an opportunity to gather information to develop strategies regarding Russia and reiterate U.S. support for defense of European allies. Sen.
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We reiterate our Buy rating and raise our PO to $2,200 from $1,840 based on higher estimates and multiples in our sum of the parts analysis.
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"I wish to reiterate there are no new arrangements in place for movement to foreign countries, to the United States and Canada in particular," Smith said.
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Xi's right hand man, Liu He, took to the stage in the snow-capped Swiss town to reiterate claims about China's commitment to opening up further.
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"I reiterate my support for the similar release of the minority's memo once it is properly scrubbed of all intelligence sources and methods," he said. Rep.
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When we reiterate this trajectory, are we reinforcing Hume's, Voltaire's and Kant's purging of Judaism from European history and the history of Western thought and values?
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Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said that recent protests made it even more important to reiterate that Britain's commitment to the Sino-British Joint Declaration was unwavering.
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But to reiterate a point mentioned by a number of Swift critics, feminist issues are much deeper and more complex than encouraging pluckiness and female friendship.
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"You can't double jeopardy me, it's not fair to nobody!" he said, before going on to reiterate that the sexual abuse claims from the women were false.
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"We reiterate our call upon the UN Human Rights Council to release the database of companies profiting from the Israeli colonial occupation," Erekat said, according to Haaretz.
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Silveria delivered a five-minute speech before members of the Academy to reiterate the power of diversity and the responsibility each human being has to fight hate.
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There was little expectation Trump would reiterate his recent accusation that Japan was one of several countries devaluing their currencies to the disadvantage of the United States.
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But British negotiators have said they will go "line by line" through the EU's financial expectations and reiterate next week they see the EU's sum as excessive.
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We reiterate that Tyler, Jeff, and John are innocent and that we run a safe operation—our 40 years of entertaining millions of people speaks to that.
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When he in one breath is saying I wasn&apost bias, and when he had to reiterate that stuff everyone at home was like, come on, man.
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I cannot reiterate how grateful I am to y'all for letting us trouble shoot between songs and for singing me happy bday and being all around jovial.
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The BOJ is thus likely to reiterate that risks to the economic and price outlook were skewed to the downside, and warrant close attention, the sources said.
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None of this, I'll reiterate, is a judgment upon the intimacy of the Smiths, who seem like nice people, as entitled to hot sex as anyone else.
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It may reiterate that the scheme is likely to be broadly in line with the previous round, in which government bonds made up most of the buying.
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The report is expected to reiterate the economy remains strong enough to withstand gradual rate hikes, but may flag rising risks from the Trump administration's trade policies.
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"We reiterate our view that the strategic turnaround will take time and the sluggish order intake certainly does not provide a positive catalyst," Kepler Cheuvreux analysts wrote.
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As part of that, Donohue will reiterate the Chamber's call for passing comprehensive immigration reform, a proposal where business has been at odds with the Trump administration.
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"The fact that politicians feel the need to constantly reiterate this line speaks to a fundamental weakness at the heart of the single-currency area," he said.
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INCENTIVE SCHEMES For the first half, group sales were down 2%, enabling WPP to reiterate its guidance for a full-year drop of between 1.5% and 2%.
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"Vice President Pence will reiterate President Trump's commitment to maintain punishing economic sanctions on Turkey until a resolution is reached," the White House said in a statement.
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"I will reiterate my personal commitment to a final bill that can pass both chambers and be signed into law by the president," Murkowski said in July.
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Much (digital) ink has already been (figuratively) spilled about the importance of Excel, and this set of courses will reiterate the benefits of having ample spreadsheet knowledge.
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It's important reiterate the fact Mir hasn't been definitively caught taking performance enhancers by USADA—the Las Vegas, Nevada, native is innocent until proven guilty, after all.
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A senior U.S. Treasury official told reporters on Monday that the G-20 meeting in Shanghai would reiterate the importance of commitment to avoiding forex rate misalignments.
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To reiterate: Trump spent two years promising at, literally, every rally that he was going to build a wall and Mexico was going to pay for it.
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He will also reiterate that he did not disclose his meetings with the Russian ambassador during his confirmation process because he was following Department of Justice protocol.
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When women are finally allowed to drive on June 24, the Crown Prince wants to reiterate that the change was directed only by Saudi authorities, analysts say.
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"The case has been dismissed and I just want to reiterate again just how truly sorry I am for my actions and my behavior," Matthews told reporters.
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He is also expected to reiterate his support for cutting the corporate tax rate to 15 percent, rescinding estate taxes, and putting a moratorium on new regulations.
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Renzi promised to resign as prime minister if he failed to convince voters to support the constitutional change, and he appeared to reiterate that intention last week.
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To reiterate, these claims against the Congressman are absolutely false and are utterly inconsistent with who he is — in the workplace, in the community, and at home.
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We reiterate our condemnation of the illegal annexation of Crimea and reaffirm our enduring support for Ukrainian sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders.
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"Could I just reiterate that you should not speak to anyone prior to leaving the office today," the partner wrote her in an email after the call.
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"Ask them to reiterate a point that maybe you feel like you didn't make well, or highlight something more that you and the interviewer discussed," suggested Bray.
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Beijing used the occasion of Mr. Obama's trip to Havana to reiterate its position, saying it was a crucial way to stimulate the long-dormant Cuban economy.
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"Mrs May will reiterate the UK's commitment to securing an implementation period of around two years once Britain leaves the EU in March 2019," the statement said.
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To reiterate: It is normal that the site is completely new; it is notable that climate change is not mentioned on any one of Trump's new pages.
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The WHO guidelines seem like an attempt by the medical community to reiterate what we already know: Video games can be fun and even improve your life.
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"I reiterate that larger institutions, which do not have the ability to manage their positions nimbly, should start to rein in some of their effusiveness," Klein said.
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He is likely to reiterate the Fed's gradual monetary policy tightening, although any suggestion of caution on trade could unravel the market's appetite for risk, analysts said.
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We therefore wish to reiterate our joint commitment to the protection and promotion of the rights of women and girls, and more generally of universal human rights.
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To reiterate what I said above, I am not saying that "the Surface approach is bad" here so go ahead and take a leap on that one.
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Instead, top Democratic leaders allied with Ms. Pelosi used Mr. Mueller's remarks as a chance to reiterate the importance of having the special counsel testify before Congress.
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McConnnell has maintained that while he plans to meet with the president, it will only be to reiterate in person his refusal to consider an Obama nominee.
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"I also want to reiterate what I said last week to the Assad regime and anyone else contemplating the use of chemical weapons in Syria," Haley added.
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As for events during my tenure in Ukraine: °I want to reiterate first that the allegation that I disseminated a "Do Not Prosecute" list was a fabrication.
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This allows us to reiterate an issue I have focused on in the past, which is, quite simply: the European stock markets are at a key juncture.
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Trump called Cornyn, the Republican member behind a bill to strengthen background checks, on Thursday night to reiterate his support for the so-called "Fix NICS" bill.
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Johnson's chief negotiator David Frost is expected to reiterate this message when he delivers a lecture at the Université Libre de Bruxelles in Belgium on Monday evening.
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Both witnesses, Taylor and Kent, extensively testified behind closed doors to the committee last month and are now expected to reiterate their accounts for the American public.
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"We also reiterate our view that the battle against anti-Semitism is undermined whenever opposition to Israeli government policies is automatically branded as anti-Semitic," it said.
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Economists polled by Reuters last week predicted that the central bank would keep its benchmark interest rate at 14 percent and reiterate its focus on resuscitating growth.
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Benchmark Brent oil reached $80 a barrel this month, prompting Trump to reiterate on Thursday his demand that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries lower prices.
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Throughout the shoot day, I needed to constantly defend myself and reiterate my boundaries with no nude images, making sure I covered myself as best as I could.
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The meeting could get contentious if North Korean officials reiterate the country&aposs demand for the return of 1323 North Korean restaurant workers in return for allowing reunions.
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"I want to reiterate once again that we will take the referendum result to the ECHR," Republican People's Party (CHP) spokeswoman Selin Sayek Boke told reporters in Ankara.
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But first of all, let me also reiterate the sentiment expressed by Secretary Pompeo about the terrible losses caused by the torrential rain and flooding in Western Japan.
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And rather than face reporters, Trump took to Twitter to reiterate that he's planning to hand over his businesses to his children before he takes office next month.
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In court briefs, Solicitor General Noel Francisco said he wanted to put that official's testimony in perspective and reiterate that October "would only be feasible " with exceptional resources.
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So the company, which, to reiterate, is selling a hunk of plastic and a salt pod subscription mail service, is trying to make an environmentalism sell here, too.
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He said he would go back to the strategic communications officials with the Fredericton Police to reiterate the reporters' requests for a formal police briefing on the matter.
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He chastised the U.N. for what he said was a bloated budget and bureaucracy but did not reiterate previous threats to cut Washington's commitment to the world body.
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To reiterate, the Department respects the oversight role of Congress and stands ready to work with the Committees should there be an appropriate resolution of outstanding legal issues.
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Yet it is an essential point to reiterate as long as our courts and jails continue to reflect the nation's foundations on ingrained prejudice, racism and economic inequality.
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Revenue from business-to-business category rose 6%, bolstered by higher credit volumes, mortgage and contributions from new products, helping the company reiterate its outlook for the year.
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Trump has often bragged of buying politicians before becoming one himself, and cited the recent news of a Goldman Sachs loan to Ted Cruz to reiterate his point.
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"We did not do well enough in our initial response to the tragedy ... tonight I want to reiterate my apology to you directly," said council leader Elizabeth Campbell.
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However, thanks to the investigative work by the Croydon Advertiser's Gareth Davies, an audio clip has now emerged in which Sgt Emery is heard to reiterate this policy.
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But, as with the 2011 shooting of Representative Gabby Gifford in Tuscon, Arizona, the immediate response has been for lawmakers to reiterate their political positions on the issue.
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BuzzFeed News Editor-in-Chief Ben Smith also called into MSNBC and CNN on Friday night to reiterate that the outlet stood by its report published Thursday night.
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To reiterate what Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson has testified to Congress, that with the current threat picture, homeland security cannot be achieved without sensible gun control laws.
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Trump should immediately and firmly reiterate his commitment, and America's commitment, to defend Europe under Article 5 against any attack or invasion from any hostile power, particularly Russia.
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However, Ivanka Trump has done nothing to show her interest in upholding the law, and in fact, she continues to reiterate her father's talking points on the issue.
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"But one of the big things that we want to reiterate to everybody is that this most recent fire was a small section of Sonoma County," he said.
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In a statement sent to The New York Times on Monday, CVS called it "an isolated incident" and vowed to reiterate its policies regarding identification to its stores.
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In 2014, unofficial apps that let you surreptitiously save Snaps but required your Snapchat credentials caused data breaches, leading the company to reiterate its ban on using them.
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"I think it's important to reiterate the commitments that were undertaken by our leaders and our finance ministers," Draghi told a news conference after the ECB's policy meeting.
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Benchmark Brent oil LCOc23.8 reached $113 a barrel this month, prompting Trump to reiterate on Thursday his demand that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries lower prices.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump wasted little time after the attack to reiterate his fandom of American police, though he struck a somewhat more somber tone than usual.
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Economists polled by Reuters last week had predicted that the central bank would keep its benchmark interest rate at 14 percent and reiterate its focus on resuscitating growth.
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So watch the video for MGMT's 2007 hit "Electric Feel" below because, to reiterate, Rivers Cuomo got shocked by an electric eel on the Weezer Cruise in 2012.
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Other data trends show people tend to be very consistent with gym habitsThese findings reiterate what trainers have long preached: Building a gym habit is all about consistency.
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"We are certainly going to reiterate to all of our family court legal services attorneys and staff what our expectations and appropriate standards of conduct are," he said.
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"We reiterate our request that you immediately take necessary steps to expose and deactivate such accounts if you determine that they violate your respective user policies," they added.
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" When asked about the incident, Moretti responded, "At this point, I will ... simply reiterate that I have never knowingly engaged in any kind of unwanted contact with anyone.
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"I reiterate that there's a sea-change going on against the group, though, and you need to sell the oils into strength, even the good ones," Cramer warned.
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"Yulia has asked for privacy from the media and I want to reiterate that request," Dr. Christine Blanshard, medical director of Salisbury District Hospital, told reporters on Tuesday.
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WhatsApp used the milestone to reiterate the importance of encrypting its users' messages, a practice that is coming under increasing amounts of pressure from lawmakers around the world.
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"I can only reiterate my regret that I was mistaken to think that what I thought I knew of him was evidently not the real person," Andrew said.
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The meeting was also an opportunity to reiterate that France remains "very worried" about the prospect of a Turkish military operation in Syria, added Macron's office on Wednesday.
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Just want to reiterate here once more: McConnell is not considering this, and the mechanics of doing it would, for lack of a better description, incinerate the Senate.
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On Sunday, demonstrators returned in force, packing city streets to denounce Mr. Xi's government, rail against police brutality and reiterate demands for greater civil liberties, including universal suffrage.
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Powell is likely to reiterate the Fed's gradual monetary policy tightening, but any suggestion of caution on trade could unravel the market's appetite for risk again, analysts said.
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President Trump should back strong American air support for the Turkish operation there and reiterate our determination to help Turkey consolidate a broader buffer zone in northern Syria.
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Evans' friend subsequently contacted the district attorney's office in August of 2018, after Weinstein was indicted, to reiterate that Evans had told her she willingly engaged with Weinstein.
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A small number of Republicans are willing to meet with Garland, though most are using the meetings to reiterate that they believe the court seat should remain empty.
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Mr. Trump did reiterate on Friday that his administration would support raising the age for sales of e-cigarettes to 403, a move that would require congressional approval.
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Steven Rattner: I would reiterate that under my proposal, the capital gains and dividend rate would vary based on income, just as the rate on wage income varies.
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Some of the paintings also reiterate the blackout bars used to redact information in the displayed reports — a skillful device that makes them visually resonant with the texts.
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"We respect the legal process and reiterate that jury verdicts are not medical, scientific or regulatory conclusions about a product," J&J said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Reiterate Buy on best-in-class core biz ... Disappointing results/outlook as excess channel inventory impact turned out to be much more severe ($700mn) that we thought ($300-$350mn).
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Just one last thing to just reiterate what I&aposve said on your show, comedians have a flaw within them and it is the desire to jump off cliffs.
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The device was super easy to set up, but to reiterate an earlier point, the fact that I had to stop drinking wine for ten minutes was pretty horrific.
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President Donald Trump made a quick, unannounced stop in the White House briefing room Thursday to reiterate his hard-line border wall stance amid an ongoing partial government shutdown.
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CAN I JUST REITERATE: While Joe and Turner have not given a specific date for their wedding, a leaked invite last year said it was happening sometime in 2019.
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"I want to reiterate that we can all work together on this issue in a thoughtful and responsible way," the governor said at his weekly news conference in Montpelier.
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"Let me reiterate that there is no organised presence of Daesh in Pakistan," foreign office spokesman Nafees Zakaria told reporters in Islamabad, using the Arabic acronym for the group.
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According to Pickering, Prime Minister May's remarks will be "more of the same" where she will reiterate that she will look for "the best possible deal for the U.K.".
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For its part the White House may reiterate its prior claim that the whole idea of collusion is a witch hunt, distance itself from Mr Page again, or both.
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These findings reiterate the healthcare disparities faced by people of color in our country, and underscore the way in which disenfranchised groups are left behind in terms of care.
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But I feel it's important to reiterate that they will not bring a plague upon your home if you are mad at them or pay people to remove them.
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The need to reiterate these points after only two weeks suggests Facebook will have an uphill battle getting people to trust it with something so sensitive as their finances.
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a left-wing populist who is the heavy favourite to win, is sure to reiterate his oft-expressed wish to do away with the law.
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I may sound like a broken record singing the Pixel's praises, but the people who say the Pixel doesn't matter constantly reiterate that few people even know about it.
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For the first half year as a whole, group sales were down 2%, enabling it to reiterate its full-year guidance for a drop of between 1.5% and 2%.
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In doing so, her work poses prickly questions: Do these creatures exist in order to emerge as something separate to fantasy or reiterate that we are living in one?
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"Given the range of speakers since the January meeting who support "patience," the Fed minutes should reiterate a dovish message overall," said analysts at TD Securities in a note.
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"Given the range of speakers since the January meeting who support "patience," the Fed minutes should reiterate a dovish message overall," analysts at TD Securities said in a note.
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"To the Puerto Ricans who were offended, I reiterate that our party rejects this behavior, censures these expressions and is in solidarity with you," Rivera Schatz posted on Facebook.
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The president then went on to reiterate his view that just like a broken phone, the Affordable Care Act needs to be fixed and improved -- not repealed and replaced.
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Let me reiterate what Trump did here: The current President of the United States flat-out lied about the then sitting president issuing a wiretap of his campaign headquarters.
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There was concern prior to the summit that Trump would reiterate accusations that Japan was one of several countries devaluing their currencies to the disadvantage of the United States.
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Most of all, reiterate how excited and interested you are in attending that school, and stress that you are just doing your best to make your collegiate dreams possible.
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Tight cost controls helped the group to reiterate its target for a 0.3 point improvement in its operating margin, and net new business billings were up against last year.
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"We reiterate to the U.S. that there is a willingness to sit down at any time, in any way, to solve the problem," a top North Korean official said.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell testifies to Congress later and is expected to reiterate policy is on pause for the remainder of 2019, following three consecutive rate cuts this year.
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The U.S. must reiterate its unwavering support for Aldana and the CICIG, and provide them with the resources necessary to carry out their anti-corruption and institution-building initiatives.
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"Citi is pleased to have resolved the matter with the Bureau, and we reiterate our sincere apologies to our customers for not correcting these issues sooner," the company said.
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In August 21625, leaders of the movement traveled to DC to meet with US Congress members and State Department officials to reiterate their rejection of Beijing's "One China" policy.
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"Waitlisted letters can be a useful tool to reiterate your interest in a specific school, especially if they are crafted properly and include specific and relevant information," explains Cohen.
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If I can reiterate your point about the positivity, I find myself thinking about that also, that there is hate and abuse online, and it can be very loud.
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There is a kind of purity in these early 20th-century abstractions in the manner of Shaker furniture (indeed the accompanying chairs, designed by Roy McMakin reiterate the connection).
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"We can't rule out any intervention, and reiterate that we're in a period of very high volatility," Deputy Finance Minister Fernando Aportela said at an event in Mexico City.
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But the company in its release did not reiterate Musk's oft-repeated promise that Tesla would be profitable and cash flow positive in both its third and fourth quarters.
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We reiterate the demands of the walkout, and make it clear that meeting these demands for all of us requires: An end to pay and opportunity inequity for TVCs.
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Last week, Mr. Byford had to reiterate his support from the governor after the article mentioned that Mr. Byford also recently had trouble getting a meeting with Mr. Cuomo.
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First, he asked Comey to reiterate that Trump wasn't under FBI investigation — which, while true, was irrelevant to the question of whether Trump was interfering with the FBI's work.
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The taped music's sections each reiterate one tiny figure from Beethoven's score, while electronic sounds slide down and, later, up; it's like watching a great painting being systematically defaced.
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"I reiterate my longstanding position that people shouldn't be fired for a tweet, *particularly* one that is obviously being read in manifestly bad faith," Mr. Hayes tweeted on Monday.
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They must reiterate their support for the Jewish state without alienating progressives, including millennials and many young Jews who are increasingly willing to accuse Israel of human rights abuses.
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"Given the range of speakers since the January meeting who support `patience', the Fed minutes should reiterate a dovish message overall," analysts at TD Securities said in a note.
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Mr. Xi used his visit to reiterate calls for China to move more quickly to build its own technologies, so that it is less dependent on the United States.
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Versus the euro, it firmed 0.14% to an eight-week high of $1.100 Fed policymakers are largely expected to reiterate that interest rates will remain on hold this year.
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Which is, just to reiterate: Soldiers injured in a missile attack, which was retaliation for Trump's killing of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani earlier this month, were no big deal.
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"If he wants to maintain the idea that he is a progressive mayor, he has to consistently reiterate the ways in which he supports progressive ideas," Professor Greer said.
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Some officials said the briefing was not meant to be controversial and that intelligence officials intended to simply reiterate what they had told the Senate Intelligence Committee weeks earlier.
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This is only a shocking response if you didn't know that DPW—which, to reiterate, is a public agency—have themselves previously used boulders as buttress against homeless encampments.
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Royal and diplomatic sources reiterate that a history going back hundreds of years has engendered a vast number of connections between the people and the governments of both countries.
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" They called on lawmakers "to speak out in favor of whistleblower protection and reiterate that this is a protected system where retaliation is not permitted, whether direct or implied.
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Eight minutes later, with apparently no officers yet on scene, Ms. Damond called again to reiterate her concern for the woman, asking whether the police had the wrong address.
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Macron, who takes office on Sunday, spoke to International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach to reiterate his backing for the French bid, the centrist election winner's movement, En Marche!
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It is important to reiterate that Puerto Rico was bankrupt prior to the onset of the hurricane and now what little infrastructure that it had has been wiped out.
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"Just to reiterate the obvious: We know we have a series of regulatory issues that we need to complete the work on," Scharf said Friday during a conference call.
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But ECB President Mario Draghi is likely to reiterate the case for ultra-loose monetary policy, after German officials disputed the ECB approach to the euro zone's economic malaise.
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"We reiterate our view that the Selic will close 2019 at 4.5% and stay there through the end of 2020," analysts at XP Investimentos wrote in a client note.
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The Fed's two-day policy meeting begins on Tuesday, where the central bank is widely expected to keep interest rates steady and reiterate its "patient" approach to monetary policy.
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"Here I must reiterate that Taiwan will never accept 'one country, two systems,' " she told reporters in Taipei, the capital of the island, in response to Mr. Xi's speech.
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"I reiterate that I had no advance knowledge of the content source or exact timing of the wikileaks disclosures regarding Hillary Clinton and the DNC," Stone told VICE News.
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" And right after his inauguration, Trump updated the White House website's section on jobs and the economy to reiterate his plan to "return to 4 percent annual economic growth.
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"Throughout the shoot day, I needed to constantly defend myself and reiterate my boundaries with no nude images, making sure I covered myself as best as I could," she recalled.
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The EU diplomat who spoke on condition of anonymity said the document would name Russia as a "strategic challenge" but reiterate calls for limited engagement in areas of common interest.
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We reiterate our Neutral rating and our $220 PT as we look to our industry/fundamental work to gain greater clarity on the topline and user/engagement transition at Facebook.
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PIRRO: David Avella, all right, so what Doug is saying is that he didn&apost reiterate and I&aposm going to say that word, that he believes it was meddling.
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And to reiterate Greg&aposs point, you know, we still have men and women in Afghanistan who are still dying as a result of us being there to stop ISIS.
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Instead, they claimed: Federal law prohibits the university from releasing specific information regarding disciplinary sanctions against a student, however, we reiterate that Purdue takes any report of sexual assault seriously.
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So they put in the language they needed to reiterate that they are data sensitive in terms of their decision and they are not on some pre-ordained glide path.
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But I reiterate my point about following the signal and not the noise: sometimes the criticism comes from the users of the company's products and that's when Apple should listen.
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Instead it writes: We want to reiterate, however, that the Government has not seen evidence of successful use of disinformation by foreign actors, including Russia, to influence UK democratic processes.
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"Despite modest growth and moderating inflation, the BoE is likely to reiterate its intention to gradually raise rates as it sees limited slack in the economy," UBS analysts told clients.
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It offered Sanders delegates from the 23 contests he won a chance to address the convention, to reiterate the importance of his campaign, and show just how close he came.
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Mr. Bush plans to keep his remarks short, his aides said, to allow for the robust discussion the venue requires, and will most likely reiterate some of his earlier policies.
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President Obama on Tuesday used his State of the Union address to reiterate his argument for closing the prison, which he says wastes taxpayer money and inflames anti-American sentiments.
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Aboriginal and municipal leaders held a news conference in the B.C. port city of Vancouver to reiterate their opposition to the project, which they say poses a grave environmental risk.
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But we're here to reiterate that even if you have a crystal-clear complexion, failing to properly cleanse before you snooze is not just bad for your skin — it's horrible.
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It will reiterate plans to facilitate banks' recovery of soured credit, and the development of a secondary market for bad loans, so that banks can sell them at higher prices.
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Donald Trump—who, to reiterate, never held political office before being elected President of the United States of America—has brought that same skill set to leading the free world.
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At this week's meeting, it is likely that "the Fed will reiterate its dovish stance and this should push gold prices up", INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir wrote to clients.
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However, talks with the European Union have made slow progress, and the government has only been able to reiterate its plan to seek a transition deal as soon as possible.
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Various trivia night guests reiterate the fact that these parents give plenty of money to Otter Bay — so why isn't the school doing a better job at protecting the kids?
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PARIS, July 10 (Reuters) - French auto parts maker Faurecia is weathering the global auto market downturn and will reiterate its 2019 guidance later this month, Chief Executive Patrick Koller said.
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The former Texas governor also used the meeting to reiterate the Trump administration's objections to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, a planned natural gas project to connect Russia and Germany.
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"While the comment isn't new, to reiterate it at such an important meeting is highly unusual," Larry Hu, head of greater China economics at Macquarie, said in a Thursday note.
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"We ...reiterate that humanitarians and civilians are not and should never be subjected to such heinous acts of violence – we are not a target," IOM Director General António Vitorino said.
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Despite the lack of traction on Capitol Hill and regular beatings the topic gets on the campaign trail, Obama plans to reiterate his commitment to seeing the deal through Tuesday.
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"In the light of statements made at today's shareholder meeting, we want to reiterate our support for the CEO who has done a great job," a representative for WRM said.
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In a recent note to clients aptly titled, "The Word of the Month is Reiterate," Wren wrote that his year-end target range for the index remains 2,230 to 2,330.
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"We want to reiterate that we do not condone the language that Anna Paulina just displayed here, and we apologize to Secretary Clinton for that," anchor Arthel Neville said later.
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While they're not hosting — which, to reiterate, they should — the comedians did have a list of hacky jokes that they would have made were they given the time on stage.
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The European Central Bank is expected to leave interest rates unchanged when it meets on Thursday and to reiterate it will implement a surprisingly large stimulus package announced in March.
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Regardless of that, I wanted to reiterate that it was my intention to show just how stupid the website was and how far you can push it by paying $5.
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The former Texas governor also used the meeting to reiterate the Trump administration's objections to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, a planned natural gas project to connect Russia and Germany.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.), who is opposed to the TPP, joined a group of Democrats, labor and environmental groups ahead of the State of the Union to reiterate her stance.
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"We reiterate our view of a lower annual reading of 18 percent by Jan 2018 triggering the first cut in interest rates," said Alia Mamdouh, lead economist at Beltone Financial.
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This support should also reiterate that every country is unique and no one democratic formula or framework fits whether in the U.S. or across the Middle East and North Africa.
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I had to reiterate things I said several times: that the Russian state has never interfered, and is not going to interfere, in internal American affairs, including the election process.
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It's important to reiterate that China's recent decision to no longer purchase recyclables from the U.S. is not the cause of the U.S. recycling crisis as has been widely reported.
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In January, after lawmakers wrote to the Federal Communications Commission to reiterate the security worries, AT&T ended a deal to sell Huawei's new flagship phones in the United States.
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After Mr. Sessions's nomination cleared a procedural hurdle on Tuesday in the Senate, Democrats took to the floor to reiterate their opposition to the senator during the final hourslong debate.
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Nielsen ratings are considered public interest because they help reiterate that a show is successful (The Walking Dead, The Big Bang Theory, Grey's Anatomy), or that it isn't (Firefly, Undeclared).
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The crown prince is also likely to reiterate to Washington and London the view of Saudi Arabia that its regional rival, Iran, should not be trusted over its nuclear program.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), the committee's chairman, to reiterate their opposition to the plan Obama put forward Tuesday.
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In the hours ahead, Pelosi and House Democrats must reiterate that any vote for a spending deal without Dream Act is a vote to deport immigrant youth and Trump's racism.
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"I want to reiterate something that is different from what we are talking about today, but I think you have been treated extremely unfairly with respect to immigration," Trump said.
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Fed Chair Powell is expected at his testimony later to reiterate that the U.S. economy is doing well but that rates can stay low given the current low inflation environment.
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Update: Mosseri also posted to Facebook's blog on Monday to reiterate that the company still hasn't decided if it will expand the two-feed test to everyone — and all publishers.
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"I would like to reiterate that Hong Kong is China's special administrative region; it is not what it used to be under British colonial rule," Liu told reporters in English.
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"I would like to reiterate that Hong Kong is China's special administrative region; it is not what it used to be under British colonial rule," Liu told reporters in English.
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To reiterate that musicians Chloe and Halle Bailey are teenagers underscores the fact that their success is still somehow an anomaly among young women their age, even in the entertainment industry.
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When the cops did not respond to his emergency in a timely fashion, he called again, just to reiterate how much he hates crunching on a bowl of raw, tossed vegetables.
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"I want to reiterate that China building facilities, including deploying necessary and appropriate national defense installations in its own territory, is exercising our sovereign right recognized by international law," Geng said.
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"We expect the government to reiterate the long-term benefits of the move on revenue generation, growth, formalization of the unorganized sector and success in arresting corruption/tax evasion," said Rao.
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"To reiterate what some of my colleagues have said, June is definitely a live meeting," New York Fed President William Dudley, a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, said.
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We would like reiterate that those are, in fact, only teaser posters, and are only intended to hint at the unique new features that will come with the HUAWEI P30 Series.
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"I reiterate my request that Wells Fargo provide Democratic Committee staff the same opportunity it provided to Republican Committee staff to meet with the aforementioned executives for unrecorded interviews," Waters wrote.
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"It is important to reiterate that this review process is about ensuring there is a level playing field in which the world's clean athletes have confidence," IAAF president Sebastian Coe said.
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We want to reiterate that we not only have deep respect for India's parliamentary process and we are also committed to serving the people who use Twitter in the Indian market.
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This is a powerful time for intimacy—but, to reiterate, Mars will be stimulating the sector of your chart that rules sex and death, so a powerful ending could take place.
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Asked about T-Mobile's plan to buy Sprint for $26 billion, Delrahim declined to reiterate the view of President Barack Obama's enforcers, who had said that four wireless carriers were needed.
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It may have been rash for President Donald Trump to reiterate, after Mr Guaidó's announcement, that "all options are on the table" as America considers its response to Mr Maduro's resistance.
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"We believe that the initial reaction in iron ore and copper prices has been excessive and reiterate our view for sequentially lower prices," they wrote in the report released on Friday.
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"We reiterate our call for the Cambodian government to take tangible actions to promote national reconciliation by allowing independent media and civil society organizations to fulfill their vital roles," she said.
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On the other hand, McCain seemed to reiterate Sunday that he would prefer a bipartisan health care bill that is produced in committee hearings — Cassidy-Graham meets neither of those tests.
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That's because Trudeau and Macron are expected to reiterate their previous messaging at the G7 summit, and claim that Trump's tariffs will hurt American workers and damage the U.S.' image internationally.
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The report comes ahead of a visit to Beijing at the weekend by U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, where he is expected to reiterate U.S. concern about Chinese island building.
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I will reiterate that if Hillary Clinton was the President-elect, nothing would be different, and there would probably be those who would not want to be involved because of her.
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I want to reiterate that the best thing we can do to accelerate our path forward is to continue taking care of each other and delivering a world-class customer experience.
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"We reiterate our 'Buy' on Daimler on the expected outperformance in passenger cars (further market share gains, best-in-class margins), especially over BMW," analysts at UBS said in a note.
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Or maybe Rockstar wanted to reiterate the original's spectacular exhibition of the cyclical nature of violence — how this society traps us in our own ethical demise no matter what we choose.
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"I reiterate my pledge to give back France full control of its sovereignty, its national borders and to put an end to the consequences of the Schengen agreement," added Le Pen.
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When the UK prime minister unveils the Conservative party election manifesto this week, she is likely to reiterate an objective dating back to 230 to reduce annual net migration below 100,000.
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"We reiterate our condemnation of the illegal annexation of Crimea and reaffirm our enduring support for Ukrainian sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity within its internationally recognised borders," the G7 statement said.
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Trump called Strange on Friday to reiterate his support for the man appointed to fill the seat vacated by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, according to a Republican involved in the race.
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"We will continue to make our voice heard with the new administration and Congress, and reiterate the importance of this issue to GE and to the business community overall," he wrote.
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On Thursday, the Saudi foreign minister, Adel al-Jubeir, spoke with Senator Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican, to reiterate Saudi concerns about the bill and warn of its potential consequences.
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"(Le Drian) will reiterate the importance of avoiding all interference and respecting the principle of sovereignty in the region," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Agnes Romatet-Espagne told reporters in a daily briefing.
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Trump on Tuesday had to reiterate his confidence in the U.S intelligence community's assessment that Russians interfered in the 2016 presidential election after casting doubt on that conclusion the day before.
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Aggressive advertising campaigns reiterate common-sense measures like staying hydrated or covering one's head before venturing outdoors during daytime, through posters as well as social media platforms using the hashtag #BeatTheHeatIndia.
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Strange as it is, the Trump administration will be forced to endlessly reiterate the ridiculousness of suggesting that Jews are occupiers in a region known as Judea for 3,000-plus years.
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The Nuclear Energy Institute used its reply comments to reiterate its support for the proposal and its position that there is a real grid resilience problem that needs a quick solution.
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"We know these are challenging times for Alberta and Albertans, and I reiterate that the government of Canada is committed to being there for the people of this province," he said.
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"We reiterate our condemnation of the illegal annexation of Crimea and reaffirm our enduring support for Ukrainian sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders," the G7 statement said.
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The city's officials are at pains to reiterate that they are on schedule and, with the help of a $50m grant for federal security, ready for the expected onslaught by protesters.
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World leaders can and should acknowledge that the deal is not perfect, but also reiterate, having been through the years of negotiations, that there is no better deal to be had.
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Chief Executive Stephen Murdoch said the company had continued to make progress on integrating the HPE Software business in the period, and as a result could reiterate its full-year guidance.
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Although the argument laid out in Urmson's letter isn't new, it does reiterate that Google's self-driving car team is thinking of revamping the entire vehicle, not just the driving component.
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"We reiterate that the rights of the Palestinian people are not for sale, that we will not succumb to U.S. threats and bullying," Palestinian official Saeb Erekat said in a statement.
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Just going to reiterate my and Doug Peterson's constructor notes from last month, adding that the Inkubator, a new puzzle subscription made and edited by women, can now be found here.
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"The risk of transmission of STIs from oral sex is a lower than that of penetrative sex but I always reiterate that low risk does not mean no risk," she says.
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" Ms. Warren, meanwhile, used the renewed focus on the issue as an opportunity to reiterate that she is "not afraid to hold Big Tech companies like Facebook, Google, and Amazon accountable.
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"We empathize with those who might wish to donate, but reiterate that at this time no one who needs blood is doing without it," spokeswoman Tara Goodin said in a statement.
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Southwest Key spokesman Jeff Eller did not comment on the videos to the Republic, but did reiterate the company's acceptance of the facility suspension and a pledge to retrain all staff.
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"We want to reiterate that there is a low risk to the public, but we are taking extra precautions for the well-being of our shopping center community," the statement said.
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"At the outset, let me reiterate that what happened in Iowa was completely unacceptable," he wrote in a three-page letter on Tuesday, according to a copy provided by the DNC.
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The collaborations with Moneybagg Yo ("All Dat") and Gucci Mane ("Big Booty") reiterate that Megan isn't only good in comparison to other women rappers, but she can outshine the men, too.
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His speech was badly received, and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin sent markets reeling when he failed to reiterate the administration&aposs support for the US&aposs decades-long strong-dollar policy.
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As the private sector evolves to value-based payment, it will be important for policymakers to reiterate their support, and recognize the significant investments being made and its positive economic impact.
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"I want to reiterate something that I've said since the beginning — this trial is not about his public persona, nor about his actions or statements about pricing of pharmaceuticals," Matsumoto said.
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To reiterate, those comments were not aimed at Don Jr. Everything I have to say about the ridiculous nature of the Russian 'collusion' investigation I said on my 60 Minutes interview.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE, asked about those comments on ABC's "This Week," declined to reiterate the goal of letting the law implode.
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Mr. Castro's death prompted Mr. Trump to reiterate a campaign promise he made: Unless Cuba is willing to negotiate better terms with Washington, he will reverse President Obama's policy of engagement.
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However, I should reiterate that, without significant changes, we will continue to oppose the government's deal as we do not believe it safeguards jobs, living standards and manufacturing industry in Britain.
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Chris Brown wants to reiterate -- just in case you have any questions -- he was playing around with women he considers "homies" when he put his hands on one of their necks.
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It's a great way to start the day grounded in what is important to you and reiterate that importance all day, every day until you have to refresh to a new motivation.
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That helped it reiterate a forecast for full-year currency adjusted sales to fall between zero and 3 percent and for operating earnings before special items to fall 17 to 23 percent.
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"I reiterate my call on Speaker [Paul] Ryan to immediately schedule a vote on the CRA resolution so we can put net neutrality rules back on the books as soon as possible."
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" He wouldn't reiterate that point on Monday, but did say "it's no secret that I think the idea of setting up a Palestinian state in the heart of Israel is a mistake.
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These include: While there are some consumer use cases listed above I think it's still important to reiterate that Epson's strategy primarily promotes the BT-300 as an enterprise or industrial product.
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"Sir, I reiterate that as you are conducting transit passage in a recognized international strait, under international law your passage must not be impaired, intruded, obstructed or hampered," the British officer says.
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In fact, the Bank of Japan has been at pains to reiterate that its ultra-easy policies will remain in place until it gets stubbornly low inflation towards its 2 percent target.
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We would like to reiterate that those are, in fact, only teaser posters, and are only intended to hint at the unique new features that will come with the Huawei P30 Series.
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We also reiterate our caution that the sales of BHGE, Transportation and Healthcare will all greatly diminish GE's cash generating capability while outsized on and off-balance sheet liabilities are to remain.
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