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"This is a ranking based on nothing," says Reyners, who works in PR but emphasises she has no food clients.

Hirschberg says he appreciates the concerns, but emphasises a point made in the Radio 4 programme: collection isn't mandatory.

Optiver's Mr Elzinga acknowledges the danger but emphasises his firm's internal risk-management standards and the fact that the partners' own capital is at risk, which encourages discipline.

The MEP and chair of the Committee on Development, Linda McAvan, is also sceptical about the aid plan, but emphasises that no money has yet changed hands.

It sees the war in Syria as a battle between Sunnis and Shias and wants a Sunni-led Islamic state, but emphasises that its campaign is for Syria, not for a global jihad.

Morris is frank about this, but emphasises that it tends to be strictly observant sections - the orthodox and ultra orthodox - of the 300,000-strong Jewish community that are less ready to acknowledge mental illness affecting a relative.

Scale gave the company cost advantages, but emphasised expansion rather than efficiency.

But emphasising values has a long and distinguished tradition in American life.

Cameron described Davis's stand as "courageous" but emphasised that it was a personal one.

He works for Mozilla but emphasised that the company was not involved in organising efforts.

Dr Chaand Nagpaul, the GPs' lead on IT, was less negative, but emphasised caution.