"It's almost deliberate the extent to which they blank it out," says Thorn, "because it isn't what they want their mum to be".
This is, at least to some extent, deliberate.
This may be, to some extent, deliberate but it suggests the lack of a strategic and intentional view of the goals of the magazine.
However, academics have argued that the extent of deliberate health tourism - where people travel to the UK specifically to use the NHS - has been hugely overstated and is responsible for only a small part of NHS expenditure.
Jonathan Portes, of the Institute of Economic and Social Research think tank, said the research revealed the extent of deliberate health tourism had been "hugely overstated" and was in fact a "very small part of NHS expenditure".
This study aimed to estimate the extent of deliberate self-harm (DSH) and suicides (suicidal behaviour) and document pesticide practices in Namkhana block of the Sundarban region, India.
But he is frustratingly noncommittal about why the German government pursued the inflationary policies it did — and to what extent they were deliberate or just ad hoc.
To some extent, this is deliberate: Mr Blair has always insisted that his party can no longer be a creature of vested union interests.
Still, the official acknowledged that with General Petraeus leading the C.I.A., "the pressure may be more strategic, deliberate and focused — to the extent that it can be".
Yet, despite of being caught breaking the law protecting Americans, the NSA refuses to reveal the extent of this deliberate collection of Americans' data to either the Fisa court or Congress.
