reiteration [riˌɪtərˈeɪʃən, Am -ˌɪt̬əˈr-] N form
- reiteration
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Reiteration of this process prevents extinction of the infecting trypanosome population, allowing chronic persistence of parasites in the host, enhancing opportunities for transmission.
en.wikipedia.org How much of this is new funding and how much is simply a reiteration of undisbursed past pledges remains anybody's guess.
www.brookings.edu The reiteration in 2009 was completely unaffiliated with the school.
en.wikipedia.org Commentators have agreed that this is largely a reiteration of the previous common law rule on the duty of care.
en.wikipedia.org Another common use of the technique on one note, a reiteration, used in the playing of instruments such as the mandolin.
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