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Francis Egan, Cuadrilla's chief executive, sought to diffuse the situation yesterday by emphasising that the group is not fracking on the site at the moment.

The West Australian premier, Colin Barnett, agitated over the "broken" system for carving up revenue from the goods and services tax (GST) – a perennial topic of frustration – by emphasising that the current system was bad for the stability of state budgets.

While the Tories have not ruled out tax rises, including an increase in VAT, they are trying to reassure voters ahead of a general election by emphasising that the bulk of spending cuts can be achieved without the pain of tax rises, and through efficiency savings.

At Pitch@Palace, his initiative to match start-ups with mentors and investors, he started proceedings by emphasising that the palace had no green rooms – associated with resting up before a performance – only red rooms to provide the ambience for jangling nerves among those who were about to pitch.

She ends by emphasising that the government is "totally dedicated to preventing this global trade in human misery".

In discussions, Lord Mountbatten reinforced the statements of Patel and Menon by emphasising that the documents gave the princes all the "practical independence" they needed.

Although other aspects were studied in this research, we will conclude our analysis by emphasising that most of the work is done on linear or branched interaction designs, although in three of the cases we opt for greater control by the student.

He is clearly trying to take some of the poison out of the debate by emphasising that identity cards will be voluntary (until MPs vote for a compulsory scheme).

It challenges false reassurance provided by the belief that infection is easily treated by emphasising that treatment is unlikely to be sought in the absence of symptoms.

(Slightly leniently, the movie explains it away a little by emphasising that Zuckerberg has had a couple of beers).

The government has attempted to defuse criticism that Prevent equates all Muslims with terrorism by emphasising that far-right racist groups are also targeted.