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The article was deemed prejudicial because it was published on Sunday April 8, after the jurors had spent three days in deliberations but before they delivered verdicts on the Leeds United players Lee Bowyer and Jonathan Woodgate and two friends of Woodgate's, and because it emphasised a motive for which the trial judge, Mr Justice Poole, had stressed there was no evidence.

Bit by bit a picture emerged: Blair's idea was achievable - perhaps more so because it emphasised religion in a religious part of the world - but it was more complicated than Blair and his young envoys might realise.

Apple's original iPod was such a hit precisely because it emphasised simple and elegant design features rather than what everyone else was competing on — MP3 sound quality.

This made the programme quite poignant – because it emphasised the joy of experimentation and made ideas feel closer to the skin.

Roasting the veg, especially roots and squashes, but also the alliums - whole garlic cloves, shallots, small onions, even chunks of leek - is a good place to start, because it emphasises the natural sugars, and a hint of burn on the cut edges gives that toffeeish taste that works so well when there's a nip in the air.

An enrichment factor was used as the measure to compare the two methods because it emphasises the top-ranked results and is a realistic estimator of the performance in a real-world (prospective) virtual screening campaign – where only a certain number of top-ranked hits are considered for further testing [24].

"I decided to use three scenes in a single frame because it emphasises the only three things the poor dog knows in his life," Vandenabeele explains.

Mr President, this is an important report because it emphasises two key areas which have not been emphasised enough previously.

If a CV isn't working, it's probably because it emphasises the wrong information on the first page.

It is palatable to Marxist-Leninism because it emphasises those points without reference to God.

The doctrine of multiculturalism has undermined our nation's sense of cohesion because it emphasises what divides us rather than what brings us together.