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Plenty of questions remain unanswered about this espisode and about the real extent of government involvement.

A1 China's Power Balance Jiang Zemin's reappointment as head of the Central Military Commission immediately raised questions about the real extent of power for his successor, Hu Jintao.

Stories about the real extent and problem of worklessness are finally making headlines, jostling with those about "welfare scroungers" and "shirkers" and "strivers".

Perhaps, he speculated, they "learned to ask themselves more searching questions about what kind of regime might follow the incumbents; about the real extent of American influence, and of its ability to control events...."....

Many of the Socialist administration's files were destroyed during the last days of the GDR, and a former officer of the Stasi, the East German security service, once told Hillmer: "You haven't got the slightest idea about the real extent of injustice, and you will never find out what really happened".

British officials here and in London have said that Britain's presence in Sierra Leone is only to offer assistance to the United Nations, even as British newspapers have speculated about the real extent of their involvement and suggested that they are now leading the peacekeeping operation.

Reading each profile helps us to better understand the real extent of this loss.

But, despite growing concern about the local impacts of so-called "land grabs", the lack of reliable data has made it difficult to pin down the real extent and nature of the global rush for land.

There is widespread belief that the real extent of the pollution may be far worse.

The real extent of billionaire influence in the 2014 election is not likely to be known.

Few people know the real extent of the spying, as it is a state secret.